Philippines reports year-round

Annual report introduction

According to the requirements of Section 11 of the Philippine Aliens Registration Act of 1950 and the existing R.A. 562 Act (R.A. in the Philippines is interpreted as the Republic Act, R.A. = Republic Act), all foreigners holding long-term visas in the Philippines must be in person within the first 60 days of each calendar year. The Immigration Bureau or designated agency for perennial reporting. The significance of perennial reports is that all foreigners should strictly abide by the Philippine immigration law, so as to ensure the national security, public safety and public order of the Philippines.

Types of visas required for perennial coverage

9G work visa (9G), 13a marriage visa (13A), amnesty visa (SEC13), 9F study visa (9F), retirement visa (SRRV), investment visa (SIRV), small amnesty visa (ASRV)... etc.

Those people can be entrusted to sign in all year round.

1. Foreigners under the age of 14 and over 65 years old may be reported by their guardians or agents throughout the year.

2, the disabled or have action defects need to issue a Medical Certificate medical certificate, can be handled by the agent for perennial reports.

3. If I am unable to attend under special circumstances, I may issue a power of attorney Special Power of Attorney :SPA. When handling (Express Lane payment for non-appearance), individuals do not need to come forward.

Perennial reporting process

1. Apply for an appointment at https:// immigration gov.ph/on the official website of the Immigration Bureau and go to the local Immigration Bureau at the designated time;

2. Card your number and use the processed ACR I-Card to swipe your card directly on the machine of the Immigration Bureau to receive your own unique number;

3, identity information verification, generally need to verify for the first time, the latter do not need;

4. In the inquiry stage, I will generally ask about my working situation and family situation here. Of course, if there are many people in line, they will not ask;

5, the payment process, the payment is divided into disabled and ordinary, according to their own situation to choose, after the payment of money need to get a receipt.

What are the consequences of not checking in all year round?

Those who fail to file perennial reports can result in fines, visa cancellation, deportation or jail time. The Immigration Bureau will check your perennial reports when lowering your visa and leaving the country. Generally, the late fee for not handling the annual report will be higher than the fine. Once the situation is serious, a black stamp will be placed on the visa page, which will also affect future visits to European and American countries.

2023 Annual Registration Time

January 3 to March 1, 2023

Perennial registration place

Robinson Place Manila (Monday to Friday, except holidays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; 2nd Level, Center Atrum, Padre Faura Street, Ermita, Manila)

SM Mall of Asia (Monday to Friday, except holidays, 9: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m.; 2nd Floor, Government Service Express, SM Mall of Asia, Seaside Boulevard, Pasay City)

The Directorate General of Immigration (Magallanes Dr, Intramuros, Manila, Metro Manila) or other immigration offices.