Can a Philippine visa be issued?

Philippines visa can be landing visa, which is the concern of many people. Next, I will answer related questions for you from the aspects of cost, handling process, applicable crowd, matters needing attention and frequently asked questions. 1. **Cost * * -The cost of landing visa is usually US $25, but it is recommended to confirm the latest cost standard in advance to avoid misunderstanding due to policy changes. 2. **Process * * -Chinese citizens holding Chinese passports can apply for a visa on arrival at the international airport or other port of arrival in the Philippines. When applying for a visa on arrival, you need to fill in an entry card, pay a visa fee and show a valid passport. 3. **Applicable Crowd * * -The visa-on-arrival is usually applicable to individuals who are traveling for a short period of time, traveling for business or visiting relatives and friends, and can stay in the Philippines for 30 days. 4. **Notes * * -When applying for a visa on arrival, ensure that the passport is valid for more than 6 months, and prepare the required visa fees and related documents. In addition, the latest landing visa policy should be inquired in the networked environment to avoid inaccurate information leading to entry problems. 5. **FAQ * * -Q: I hold a Chinese passport, can I apply for a Philippine visa on arrival? A: Yes, Chinese citizens with Chinese passports can apply for a visa on arrival when they arrive in the Philippines. -Q: How long can I stay in the Philippines on a visa on arrival? A: You can usually stay for 30 days. If you need to extend your stay, you can go through the corresponding extension procedures at the Philippine Immigration Bureau. Hope the above information is helpful to you. If there are other questions, please continue to consult.