When can I go to the Philippines?

On February 6, 20265438, the Philippines further relaxed its entry regulations and allowed more foreign citizens with valid visas to enter the country.

According to the new regulations, starting from February 16, foreigners who have obtained visas before March 20, 2020, and those who hold valid visas when entering the country are allowed to enter the country. Holders of valid Philippine Special Resident Retirement Visa (SRRV) and 9(a) visas can also enter the Philippines if they present diplomatic immunity documents to the Philippine Immigration Bureau upon arrival.

All foreign citizens who are allowed to enter the country must book at least six nights' accommodation in isolated hotels or facilities recognized by the government, and undergo reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) detection after six days' arrival. Whether the above-mentioned personnel can enter the country will also depend on the maximum daily passenger traffic at the international airport.

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Now near the end of the year, there are still many friends who don't know much about the relevant policies for entry and exit in the Philippines. Two days ago, the Philippine Immigration Bureau released a new message, holding a 9G business visa (two-year) can enter the Philippines even without an invitation letter. Let's learn about the specific entry and exit regulations.

The latest entry news in the Philippines: 9G business visa is opened, and you can easily enter the country with 9G visa.

What is the process of 9G business visa (2-year type)?

Step 1: Provide scanned passport (high-definition electronic file). Passports must be valid for 9 months or more.

Step 2: Provide the original passport and 1 inch and 2-inch personal color photos.

Step 3: After issuing the certificate, just go directly to the nearest Philippine Embassy for evidence collection.

How long does it take to apply for a 9G business visa (2-year type)?

The general processing time of the whole process is 2 months. If the visa processing is delayed due to legal holidays in the Philippines or other irresistible reasons, the visa issuance time will be postponed.