What are the requirements for immigration to the Philippines and permanent green card residence?

Speaking of permanent residency in the Philippines, most people may only know SRRV and SIRV, but in addition to these two permanent residency, Leo will introduce you to the most comprehensive permanent residency in the Philippines in the world.

There are four kinds of permanent residency in the Philippines, which may confuse many people. The other two are not professionals in the Philippines for a long time, but they really don't know. Let me introduce you to the most permanent right of abode in the Philippines in the world.

The first type: the classic SRRV retirement visa program was launched in 2008, and the SRRV Smile Program was launched on 20 1 1. (Issued by the Immigration Department)

Smile plan: the main applicant is over 35 years old and has a time deposit of $20,000 in the bank (time deposit form);

Classic plan: the main applicant is 35-49 years old, with a deposit of $50,000 or a deposit of $20,000 over 50 years old. Deposits can be used to invest in residential buildings (existing houses) with more than 50,000 US dollars.

Remarks:

1. Bank deposit is the security deposit, and only overseas remittance is accepted, and it must be remitted to the designated bank DBP (China Development Bank);

2. invest in and identify with; If the applicant withdraws his deposit from the Philippines, his permanent residence qualification will be cancelled;

3. The above investment amount is subject to a family of three, and the children must be unmarried for 2 1 year;

4. If there are more than three family members, the investment amount needs to be increased by 65,438+05,000 USD for every 65,438+0 family members.

The second type: SIRV (special investment residence visa, commonly known as investment immigration) which is more advanced than SRRV.

For foreigners aged 265,438+0, SIRV is an indefinite residence status, which can provide $75,000 to invest in companies and stocks in the Philippines.

SIRV holders can do anything in the Philippines (except politics and land purchase). SIRV has no annual fee, unlike SRRV, which needs to pay an annual membership fee of $360.

As long as the money you invest is in Philippine enterprises or stocks, your identity will remain forever and no one will cancel you.

I want to tell you that SIRV can't do it because it's not cost-effective.

According to official data, the number of people who handle SIRV every year is estimated to be around 100. It is estimated that there are 20-30 people in China, which is really too few.

And it takes at least 6-8 months from application to final confirmation. Compared with SRRV, there is no PK at all.

Another reason is that there is a lot of investment. You can imagine more than 500,000 RMB. If you are in a bank, it is calculated according to the income of 4% every year. There will be an annual income of 20,000 RMB, which is enough to apply for a reliable work visa. It doesn't have to be so complicated.

The third type: the highest level in the Philippines? Immigrants? Permanent residence visa -SEC 13 commonly known as/Amnesty immigrants/[quota visa]/each country is limited to 50 gold immigrants. The highest level is because you can apply for Philippine citizenship at will after holding the card for 5- 10 years, which is the most effective way to join the Philippines.

Is a permanent immigrant, 18 years old or older, can apply, without birth restrictions, without cancellation of the original nationality passport, without language requirements and immigration supervision, and pass directly.

Unlike the age requirements for retired immigrants, this visa has the advantage of being obtained once and permanently. The cost of card replacement is very low, and this identity can be inherited. In short, there are many benefits. Therefore, it was called "Philippine Super Immigrant" visa by netizens.

Application conditions: (China nationality currently grabs about 400,000 RMB).

Foreigners with citizenship are not allowed to apply except for countries listed by the Philippine Foreign Ministry and Immigration Bureau.

/kloc-people over 0/8 years old. ※

Passports are valid for 6 months. ※

Nbi, National Bureau of Statistics of the Philippines, has no criminal record (18). ※

Physical examination report (physical examination in Philippine local hospital ※

Deposit it in your own Philippine bank according to the regulations, with a specified amount of more than 2.7 million Philippine dollars, and provide a bank certificate for capital verification. ※.

You must go to the Philippines in person. ※

The fourth type: the investment visa of the Philippine Special Economic Zone-Apeco visa (issued by the Ministry of Economic Development, I bet more than 95% people don't know this visa because it was officially approved on 20 19 12. Get a visa in 5 days. Why do I know? Because I am an investor in the Philippines and invited by the government, I can also get it for you, haha.

Conditions: At least 18 years old, invest $20,000 in the area designated by the government, and obtain permanent residency in about 5 days.

Required information: passport, US$ 20,000, no criminal certificate in the Philippines.

This is probably the best permanent residency that most people under 35 can choose.

You can ask me any questions about permanent residence or immigration in the Philippines.