How about a business or work visa to the Philippines?

There are many kinds of visas in the Philippines, which are generally divided into tourist visas, business visas and student visas.

First, the basic process:

1) According to the type of visa you apply for, prepare the materials according to the list of materials required for Philippine visa (with detailed information list). Applicants can submit the materials at the nearest Philippine Embassy in China by themselves.

2) Review and make materials. After the materials are approved, the applicant will pay the fees.

3) issue visas and apply for visas.

4) Pick up the machine and verify whether the information is correct.

II. Information required for various visas:

1. Apply for a tourist visa (individual):

1) Passport or travel document, valid for at least 6 months (excluding the time allowed to stay in the Philippines).

2) Visa application form with photos.

3) The proof of financial ability shall be at least one of the following documents, but the embassy or consulate official may require the applicant to provide more proof:

(1) English company certificate (with official letterhead, signature and seal).

(2) Real estate license (with English translation).

(3) bank deposit certificate.

(4) A valid international credit card (copy).

(5) A written guarantee issued by an authorized travel agency in the Philippines (if the application is made through an authorized travel agency in China) to ensure that the party concerned can leave the Philippines on time.

(6) A written guarantee provided by a Filipino citizen or company.

4) Confirmed round-trip air ticket (copy)

II. Handling of tourist visas (groups):

1) Passport or travel document, valid for at least 6 months (excluding the time allowed to stay in the Philippines).

2) Fill in a complete visa application form for the tour group and a copy of passport information page for each member of the tour group.

3) 3 copies; 1 set submitted to the Philippine Immigration Bureau, 1 set filed by the embassy or consulate, 1 set kept by the travel agency).

4) Letter of guarantee from Philippine Travel Agency.

Three. Business visa processing:

1) Passport or travel document, valid for at least 6 months (excluding the time allowed to stay in the Philippines).

2) Visa application form with photos.

3) The proof of financial ability shall be at least one of the following documents, but the embassy or consulate official may require the applicant to provide more proof:

(1) English company certificate (with official letterhead, signature and seal).

(2) Real estate license (with English translation).

(3) bank deposit certificate.

(4) A valid international credit card (copy).

(5) A written guarantee issued by an authorized travel agency in the Philippines (if the application is made through an authorized travel agency in China) to ensure that the party concerned can leave the Philippines on time.

(6) A written guarantee provided by a Filipino citizen or company.

4) Confirmed round-trip or off-site travel ticket (copy).

5) Invitation letter from the Philippine side (official stationery of the company is required and signed by the authorized person).

Student visa: before applying for a student visa, the applicant must first obtain the admission of the relevant schools in the Philippines and the student visa permission of the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs. After receiving the written notice from the Philippine embassy (consulate) in China, the applicant can go to the corresponding embassy (consulate) for an interview and submit the following materials:

1) Fill in the complete visa application form.

2) A valid passport with a validity period of at least 6 months (excluding the time allowed to stay in the Philippines).

3) Two recent passport photos.

4) The original letter of admission.

5) No criminal record certificate certified by the Philippine embassy (consulate).

6) Physical examination report (including X-ray).