How about the Philippine green card?

? According to local laws in the Philippines, you can get a local green card by buying the property of a large company. Megaworld, the real estate company mentioned by the landlord Corp), as the largest real estate company in the Philippines, is owned by Fujian Chinese Andrew? Tan) operates and provides Philippine green cards for foreign investors.

Of course, in addition to real estate companies in the United States and Canada, several other top large real estate companies can also apply for Filipino immigration green cards for buyers. However, as far as I know, the US-Canada real estate company is an official partner of the Philippine Retirement Bureau and has many privileges.

? Please see the following details about the green card for Filipino immigrants.

SRRV/ special retirement residence visa

Age and deposit requirements:

35-49 years old, need to deposit 50,000 US dollars (can be converted into house payment).

50 years old and above, deposit $20,000.

If there are more than two family members, each person will have an extra deposit of $654.38+$5,000.

Application fee:

Principal applicant, $ 1400.

Spouse and children, $300 each.

Just pay once.

Green card benefits:

When you become a special resident retirement visa (SRRVisa), you will enjoy the following privileges:

You can choose to retire permanently-you can live, work or study in the Philippines without restrictions.

Multiple entry privilege-you can enter and leave the Philippines at any time.

Exemption:

Pension and retirement annuity income tax

Entry and exit permit of Philippine Immigration Bureau

Philippine Immigration Bureau Annual Registration

Impose import duties on family or personal belongings for up to 7 years.

Travel tax, if the residence time in the Philippines does not exceed one year from the date of last entry.

Electronic business card

Not only that, as a Philippine green card holder, you can also enjoy the birth, investment, taxation, education, immigration and other conveniences of your children.

Financial obligations:

The annual fee of the Philippine retirement institution is $360 per year (including the main applicant and two family members).

Family? If there are more than two people, each person will have to pay an extra 100 USD.

Entrusted bank:

Philippine development bank (development? The bank? Yes? That? Philippines)

Required documents:

Correctly completed SRRVisa application form

Original valid passport and entry visa

medical certificate

Certificate of innocence issued by the local police station (English translation is required and certified by the Philippine embassy or consulate)

Or a certificate of innocence issued by the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)

12 bareheaded 2X2 photos.

Additional certificates: marriage certificate, child's birth certificate (English translation is required and certified by Philippine embassy or consulate)

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