Visa on arrival?

The Philippines can handle landing visa, but it cannot handle landing visa for personal travel. Only by traveling in a group can the applied visa be used normally. Therefore, for most people, if they travel with a group, they can apply for landing visa to improve their work efficiency. Landing visa refers to applying for a visa upon arrival in the Philippines. Under normal circumstances, the qualification of tour groups meets the requirements, and everyone can successfully handle landing visa. Some people only find out that their information is wrong after they arrive in the Philippines, so they will face the problem of being sent back to China at this time.

To enter the Philippines, a Philippine visa is required. Compared with tourist visas and work visas, visas on arrival are easier to apply for. You just need to apply and get the approval of the immigration department. You can apply for the relevant entry visa after you enter the Philippines. Therefore, Philippine visas can be used in landing visa, but many times the use of landing visa is subject to many restrictions, so be sure to understand clearly before processing.

How many days can a visa on arrival stay?

Relatively speaking, landing visa in the Philippines seems convenient, but in fact, there are many restrictions during my stay in the Philippines. It is not as simple as a nine-year tourist visa in the Philippines, or the length of stay in the Philippines. Because the use of landing visa needs to bind the tourism team, the landing visa that can be used is valid for less than 30 days. In other words, after this period of time, even if individuals don't want to go back, the travel agency will take everyone back. Therefore, it is better to apply for a tourist visa to enter landing visa, Philippines. Therefore, even if you want to stay in the Philippines after the visa expires, you can apply for a visa extension at the Philippine Immigration Bureau. The tourist visa can be extended for up to two years.

Philippine visa processing process: information required by this travel agency:

Personal data form:. Please fill in the form truthfully and completely, with clear fonts. The authenticity and completeness of the personal data form will directly affect the visa result. (Please download the website template to fill in) The real names of family members must be filled in.

Passport: the validity period should be at least 7 months (counting from the last day of applying for a visa), and the passport should have at least 2 blank pages for visa use.

Photo: 1 Two color photos with white background within half a year (especially suitable for underage children), specification: 35mm*45mm. (It must be a recent photo in the last six months with the same photo) ID card: 1. Please provide a clear copy of the second-generation ID card (both sides must be copied on the same page), and you must provide a real round-trip air ticket reservation within the validity period (because every applicant will be authenticated at the consulate, and if any applicant with a fake air ticket is found, the visa will not be returned directly), so you must not provide a fake air ticket. (Please provide the ticket order according to the website ticket template, which can reduce the possibility of being returned), but there is no guarantee that it will not be returned. The authenticity of the ticket is subject to inspection by the consulate.

Previously used visa page: If the applicant applies for a Philippine visa again, he must return the previously processed and used visa page to the consulate before issuing a new visa.

Residence permit or temporary residence permit: if the applicant's passport is issued on the first page or was born outside Guangzhou, it can be returned after trial. However, the original residence permit or temporary residence permit in Guangzhou provided by the applicant can be handled as usual.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Law of China Municipality on the Entry and Exit of People and Foreigners.

In terms of visas and the management of foreigners' stay and residence in China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Public Security and other the State Council departments should provide the laws and regulations on foreigners' entry and exit and other information that foreigners need to know on the departmental portal and the places where applications for entry and exit documents are accepted.