How long does it take for Philippines to handle ECC?

It takes three working days to get ECC-A, and foreigners who have to show ECC when leaving the country are as follows:

1. According to the relevant regulations of the Immigration Bureau, people who have been in the Philippines for more than six months (excluding tourists who have entered the country for short-term travel) and meet the following conditions need to submit ECC documents to the Immigration Bureau before leaving the airport, otherwise the Immigration Bureau will not release them.

1. People who have stayed in the Philippines for six months or more on temporary visitor visas

2. People who have expired or downgraded immigrant or non-immigrant visas

3. People who currently have valid immigrant or non-immigrant visas but plan to leave permanently

4. All people (children) born in the Philippines and holding foreign passports, When you leave the Philippines for the first time

5. Temporary visitor visa holders who have been issued with expulsion orders

6. Honest seafarers who have been officially approved by the Immigration Bureau and have stayed in the Philippines for 3 days or more

those who want to return to the Philippines with valid immigrant visas or non-immigrant visas can get ECC at the airport.

2. Applicants for ECC-A must apply at least 72 hours before leaving the Philippines. Usually, it is recommended to go to the immigration office one week before leaving the country, and ECC-A can leave the country within one month after it is completed. If you do it yourself, you must apply to the immigration office in the morning.

3. ECC-A can only be handled at the immigration office, and it needs to be done in advance, so it cannot be handled at the airport.

you can go to the main building and some regional offices of the Philippine Immigration Bureau. Not all immigration branches accept ECC applications, which need to be confirmed in advance. Those who are in a hurry can apply directly to the headquarters in Wangcheng District.

Bi Main Office

Magall Lanes Drive, Intramuros, Maccati Branch (Makati Extension Office) 85dr Jose P. Rizalave, Makati

Extended information:

ECC-A processing fee and information:

According to the official information of the Immigration Bureau, the latest fee of ECC-A is 121 pesos, including 1 pesos of Legal Research Fee and 5 pesos of Express Fee.

The required information is as follows (subject to the requirements of the Immigration Bureau):

Fill in a complete application form (which can be collected by the Immigration Bureau or downloaded from official website)

4-6 original passports and photocopies with color photos on a white background (2×2 inches), original valid visa paper (with the last entry stamp)

Original valid ACR card.

1. The applicant must be over 21 years old;

2. No criminal record during his residence in the Philippines;

3. Meet the ten-year residence requirement

According to the Philippine naturalization law, one of the basic requirements for naturalization is to live in the Philippines for ten consecutive years.

If the applicant meets any of the following qualifications, the naturalization time can be reduced to five years:

1. Noblely hold a government position in the Philippines or work in any province, city, municipality or political subdivision.

2. Establish a new industry or introduce a set of useful inventions in the Philippines;

3. Marry a Filipino citizen; ?

4. Be a teacher in the Philippines for at least two years;

Baidu Encyclopedia-Filipino Immigrants