Overstay of Residence Permit in the Philippines

Project Introduction: Overstay of MR Visa in the Philippines MR Visa in the Philippines is not a visa itself, but rather a penalty procedure for a visa that has expired. This procedure only occurs when a tourist's visa has expired. There is no need to go through this procedure if there is no overstay. The cost of the MR procedure is relatively high. Therefore, it is important to renew your visa in time to avoid visa expiration.

Who needs to apply for MR in the Philippines? (1) Tourists whose Philippine visa has expired for more than 6 months; (2) Tourists who have completed a normal renewal for more than 2 years and need to leave the country, they must apply for MR fine, re-signing fee, application for ECC, etc. before leaving. Customers who have not completed the MR procedures cannot proceed with any subsequent business transactions.

Note: For those who have obtained the MR visa and return to the Philippines, they must add the airport service and notify the total overdue months in advance; any bad overdue records will be permanently linked throughout the Philippines to avoid economic losses.

If the renewal has exceeded 2 years and you are a non-emigrant, if you need to apply for a 9G work visa, then the prerequisite is that you must first obtain the MR visa. After obtaining the MR visa, you can then apply for the work visa. Additionally, if you are applying for permanent residency, the renewal, as well as the MR, can only be processed after the subsequent business procedures can be carried out.

Application Process: EasyGo handles everything from start to finish. ⇒ The applicant submits "Required Documents for Processing" ⇒ EasyGo reviews the documents → ⇒ EasyGo submits to the Immigration Bureau ⇒ Philippine MR application, Immigration Bureau application fee, government handling fee, rush fee, legal lawyer notary fee, official signature and approval fee, ⇒ Notification of processing result approval ⇒ Delivery or courier service.