How to open a work certificate in the Philippines?

There are two types of work certificates in the Philippines:

1, the Philippine work certificate is not certified: the Philippine work certificate contains materials such as your company's business license, your labor contract (seal), as well as the lawyer's notarization and employment certificate, which can fully prove that you are legally working in the Philippines and can be recognized by everyone when you take it back to China.

2. Certification of work certificate in the Philippines: The certification of work certificate in the Philippines includes: certification materials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines (you can find your information in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after returning to China, and your work is even true), labor contract (seal), certificate from the Ministry of Justice of the Philippines (proving that you have not committed a crime in the Philippines), your employment certificate, and notarization by lawyers in the Philippines. Basically, with the second proof, no matter where you go, you can prove your situation in the Philippines, and it is completely legal.

Processing time of work certificate

Processing time without certification: 5-7 working days.

Certification processing time: generally about 10 working days.

Generally speaking, the so-called Philippine work visa refers to the 9G work visa. 9G work visa includes AEP labor card and ACRI foreigner ID card. Before applying for 9G, there will be a temporary work permit for PWP or SWP, and there will be some places that need special attention in use.

After applying for AEP long-term work permit, you are eligible to apply for a formal work visa.

9G work visa (9 (g) or prearranged business employee visa)

Compared with AEP, the 9G work visa is actually an ACR I-Card, which shows your status in the Philippines. ACR I-card will indicate your status in the Philippines, such as investment immigrant, retired immigrant or current work visa, which is the right to provide the holder with unlimited entry and exit and legal protection for purchasing one-way air tickets.

So the orthodox work permit includes: ACR-I card and work permit.

This is the most common work visa in the Philippines, which is issued by the Immigration Department and is applicable to most industries. The 9G work visa provides the holder with the right to enter and leave the Philippines many times and enjoys the protection of local laws. According to official regulations, it takes two to three months to apply for a 9G work visa, including AEP. But the actual time is longer than this, maybe six months or even eight months. During the application for a work visa, the passport will be detained at the immigration office, which means it is impossible to leave the country during the application. Pay attention to this.