When to Get a Philippine Visa

After applying for a visa, the next thing the applicant has to prepare is to go to the embassy to get a visa. Only after the visa is finally obtained can the real visa application be completed. When should the Philippine visa be obtained after applying for a visa?

Whether you want to go to the Philippines or other countries, you need to get a visa during the working hours of the embassy, otherwise the result will be a free trip. There are five Philippine embassies in China. No matter which embassy you go to to get a visa, you need to go to the embassy according to the following time. The working hours of the embassy are: 8:30 a.m. -17:30 p. m. on weekdays.

The working hours of the five embassies are the same, and they can all receive visas at this time. However, in order to stagger the applicants and the recipients of visas, the embassy also stipulates that applicants need to go to the embassy in the afternoon to receive visas, that is, they can receive visas from 12:00 p.m. to 17:30 p. m. on weekdays.

After applying for a Philippine visa, the general embassy's visa-out time is about 8-10 working days, which means that if you want to get a visa, you should get a visa from 12:00 p.m. to 5:30 p. m. about 14 days after submitting the materials.

However, the embassy does not stipulate which day the applicant must receive the visa, but it should receive it as soon as possible after the visa is issued, because the embassy will not help the applicant to keep the visa for a long time. If the visa or passport is damaged, the applicant can only bear the responsibility.

When obtaining a Philippine visa, applicants should pay attention: when obtaining a visa, the Philippine embassy allows others to help obtain the visa, but no matter who receives it, don't forget to bring the acceptance certificate and my ID card when initially applying for the visa. If you find someone to collect the power of attorney and a copy of the ID card of the agent on the basis of these two materials.