How long is your Philippine visa overdue?

Filipino visas can be overstayed for up to 59 days.

What is visa overstay?
A Philippine visa overstay means that a person is still in the Philippines after the expiration of the visa, or does not leave the Philippines within the specified time.

If the visa is overstayed for a maximum of 59 days, the holder will face a fine and may be denied re-entry to the Philippines.

What's the use of overstaying your visa?
Overstaying a visa can affect the success of an individual's future application for a Philippine visa and may also result in being denied entry to the Philippines. In addition, there are fines and other possible legal consequences that affect an individual's entry and exit records.

How to deal with visa overstay
If you find that your Philippine visa has expired, you should take action as soon as possible to avoid possible consequences. The specific handling methods are as follows:
1. Immediately go to the local immigration office for visa overstaying procedures.
2. Prepare relevant documents, such as passports, visa copies, recent photos and other personal materials.
Pay the fine (if required) and follow the instructions of the Immigration Department.
4. Strictly comply with the requirements of the deadline for departure in order to avoid more serious consequences.

Overstaying a Philippine visa may not only cause inconvenience, but may also have a negative impact on an individual's entry and exit records and future visa applications. Therefore, before the expiration of the stay in the Philippines, the itinerary should be reasonably arranged to avoid the occurrence of visa overstaying.

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