How many days does the Philippines give China tourists landing visa to stay?

It is reported that the Philippine Immigration Bureau announced on June 5438+07 that it will issue "visas on arrival" to eligible China citizens. Jamie Morent, the Commissioner of Immigration, said in a statement, "We hope that through this plan, China citizens can enter the country conveniently and quickly, thus attracting more tourists and investors from China.". China citizens can apply for a visa on arrival for a stay of 30 days, but they can apply for an extension of 6 months.

China citizens applying for landing visa must be members of tour groups organized by institutions recognized by the tourism department, investors, athletes and sports delegations recognized by local and foreign chambers of commerce and other government agencies, and participants in conferences and exhibitions.

The program is implemented at major international airports and ports in the Philippines, such as Aquino International Airport. Applicants should submit their applications 10 working days before arriving in the Philippines, and hold valid passports and return air tickets. "If the applicant meets the requirements, the Immigration Bureau will issue a document approving landing visa, which will be presented by China tourists to immigration officials when they arrive in the Philippines." The visa fee on arrival includes the visa fee of US$ 25 and the legal research fee of 10 Philippine peso (about 1.3 yuan RMB).

Attention, passengers, the Philippines can get a visa on arrival. If you want to travel, act quickly!