202/kloc-the latest Philippine immigration policy in October/February-an invitation letter and visa from the Philippine Foreign Ministry are required.

Recently, the epidemic abroad is still very serious. Just a few days ago, the Philippines amended its travel ban to allow foreigners to enter the country. Prevention and control measures are still very strict. To enter China, the Philippines needs an invitation letter and an entry visa from the Philippine Foreign Ministry, and nucleic acid testing is also essential.

202 1 Latest Philippine Entry Policy February

On June 29th, local time, HarryRoque, spokesman of the Philippine Presidential Office, said that the Philippines would lift the travel ban in COVID-19 countries including China from February 1 day (today).

According to the latest information we have obtained, the entry requirements of the Philippines are as follows:

1.2 Complete the invitation letter from the Philippine Foreign Ministry before 1, and complete the tourist visa/business visa or hold other valid long-term residence visas (such as 9G work visa and SRRV retirement visa). You can now enter the Philippines;

2. The invitation letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines was completed before February 1, but those who have not yet applied for a visa can apply for a visa now;

3.65438+February 17 Those who leave the country with a 9G work visa, as well as those who have previously obtained special permission and hold a work visa, can return to the Philippines by visual inspection;

Ordinary people without an invitation letter from the Philippine Foreign Ministry are not allowed to enter the Philippines, nor can they apply for a visa. You need an invitation letter to apply for a tourist visa.

Generally speaking, it is temporarily impossible to enter the Philippines only by visas such as work visas. You must have two invitation documents from the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enter the Philippines. In addition, if the work visa has expired, there is no need to apply for a tourist visa. You can enter the country with an expired work visa and then cancel or renew it in the Philippines.

Philippine visas are divided into two series *** 14 visas.

Section 9 visas for 5 series visas (non-immigrant visas refer to travel, business, transit, study and work visas issued for temporary visitors.

Section 13 visas (immigrant visas, which are a series of three visas, are issued to foreign citizens permanently residing in the Philippines.

Some visas issued later according to decrees or announcements issued by the President are not clearly stated in the Philippine Immigration Law. These visas are either series 5 visas or series 13 visas, which are collectively referred to as special visas, including retirement visas, investment visas and entrepreneur visas.