Philippines landing visa overdue consequences serious, how to deal with landing visa

As the simplest visa to handle, landing visa in the Philippines is deeply liked by the vast number of travelers. It is simply a blessing to travelers. So what materials do you need to handle landing visa in the Philippines? Is it troublesome to handle it? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction to the relevant matters of landing visa in the Philippines.

landing visa policy:

The Philippine visa-on-arrival policy is a visa introduced by the Philippine government on August 17, 2017. It is mainly to promote the tourism business of the Philippines and to attract more Chinese to invest in tourism in the Philippines.

Landing visa is suitable for people:

1. Travel Team Members of Travel Salesman Organizations Recognized by China's Tourism Authority

2. Business persons invited by Philippine or foreign chambers of commerce or other government agencies

3. Athletes and delegates to conferences and exhibitions.

landing visa policy requirements:

1. Chinese tourists applying for landing visa should apply to the Philippine Immigration Bureau through travel agencies at least 10 days before departure.

2. After the approval of the Immigration Bureau, tourists are required to bring their passports, return air tickets and the approval order of the Immigration Bureau to handle landing visa at the Philippine airport or port.

3. Each person has to pay a visa fee of US $25 and an investigation fee of Philippine Pesos 10, which total about 168 yuan RMB.

4. Tourists who have obtained landing visa can stay in Philippines for 30 days.

Application materials:

Philippine landing visa is the simplest application condition, only need the passport home page round-trip air ticket hotel order. The processing time is 3-5 days. If you are in a hurry, you can ask us to rush. We can handle it as soon as one working day.

Why do landing visa have to go through repatriation procedures after the deadline?

Landing visa is mainly concentrated on several groups of people who came to the Philippines from Cambodia or from home in the second half of 2019. No matter whether you have converted to another visa or not, the processing method can only be repatriated, which will affect the late arrival of the Philippines and the fine will be high.

Except for the following cases:

If you were very lucky at that time, the company washed you white, and gave you 9G or converted it into a regular travel visa (it can still be renewed normally now), and you are not on the 2019 list of reported items (candy plan), then you are a regular visa and do not need to apply for repatriation, but this is rare (the small editor has encountered it, and the guests have bought tickets and returned home smoothly).

Finally, I would like to remind everyone: no matter what visa it is, don't wait until it expires, otherwise you will face a huge fine, and if it takes a long time, you may also face blacklisting and repatriation.