How can I leave the country if my Philippine tourist visa is overdue? How to renew the Philippine tourist visa (9A)?

At present, the choice to work in the Philippines is to apply for a tourist visa first (usually an unsecured personal tourist visa is selected), and then the probation period for working in a Philippine company is extended. Only after the company becomes a full member and signs a formal work agreement will the company help employees apply for a work visa. Due to the long processing cycle and high cost of work visa, the company will bear it all, which does not need employees to worry about. Yi You International holds a Philippine visa to renew and extend it locally to share with you.

Currently, the Philippine Immigration Bureau allows renewal of any type of tourist visa.

General tourist visa (9A) single renewal is divided into 1 month, 2 months and 6 months. The handling process is relatively simple and can be handled directly at the Immigration Bureau.

Materials required for travel extension application:

1. Application Form

2. Original passport

3. The first page of the passport and the visa page for the last arrival

4, 2*2 white background photos

Handling time:Under normal circumstances, it will take 5 working days and 1 day urgently.

Handling fees:As some items are Philippine pesos, the fees may fluctuate to a certain extent, subject to the invoice of the Immigration Bureau..

Matters needing attention for renewal of travel visa:

1. Any type of travel visa can be renewed at present (regardless of whether there is NO CONVERSION and guarantee); If you have other special needs, you must explain the situation when handling the travel visa.

2. Submit the application at least 7 days in advance before the travel sign-in period.

3. Citizens of the country who are visa-free can be extended for up to 36 months, and citizens of the country who are not visa-free can be extended for up to 24 months.

4. If you overstay/stay for 6 months or more, you must submit the relevant affidavit for renewal.

5. The current Philippine travel sign is posted separately on the back of the application form. Please do not change the place at will.