Is there a requirement for an invitation letter for a Philippine visa?

When applying for a Philippine visa, the embassy requires the applicant to prepare a series of materials, of which the invitation letter is more important. Is there any requirement for the invitation letter to apply for a Philippine visa?

When applying for a visa, especially for a Philippine business visa, the invitation letter is the only one that can represent that the applicant is indeed a cooperation between a domestic company and a Philippine company, and it is also the only one that can prove what the applicant will do and when to return to the Philippines after applying for a visa. For such materials, the embassy will naturally have certain requirements.

In other words, if there are requirements for invitation letters to apply for a Philippine visa, not all kinds of invitation letters can meet the requirements of applying for a visa. When applying for a Philippine visa, the specific requirements for the invitation letter are as follows:

1. The invitation letter provided by the applicant must clearly state the applicant's activities and specific matters in the Philippines.

2. The invitation letter needs to specify when the applicant will return home (almost every applicant will get a visa for a single trip).

3. The invitation letter submitted by the applicant must be certified by a local lawyer in the Philippines to certify the authenticity of the invitation letter.

4. The invitation letter should clearly state the relationship between the Philippine company and the domestic company and be able to prove that there is cooperation.

Because the invitation letter is a relatively important material when applying for a Philippine visa and cannot be issued by the agent, the applicant must strictly prepare according to the requirements of the embassy when preparing the invitation letter. In addition, it is necessary to remind the applicant that when applying for a tourist visa, the applicant does not need to prepare the invitation letter, but can apply as long as the basic materials are prepared and submitted to the embassy.