How to get a visa to travel to Boracay? Is it landing visa?

Not landing visa, you must apply for a Philippine visa in China to travel to Boracay.

To apply for a Philippine tourist visa, you generally need to fill in/provide the following information:

1, the applicant's passport

2. Two 2-inch photos with white background or blue background.

3. Philippine application form

4. Original English employment certificate

5. Applicants who are unable to provide employment certificates or retire are required to provide the original deposit certificate of more than 50,000 yuan (to be frozen for 4 months).

Students over 6.6 years old: provide the original proof of studying or the original proof of deposit of more than 30,000 yuan; Children under 6 years old: children should provide a copy of their birth certificates.

7./kloc-Children under the age of 0/8 need to provide a copy of their birth certificates. Proof of study.

8. If a child cannot provide a birth certificate, a copy of the family household registration book must be provided to prove the parent-child relationship.

9. If you have no job, please provide the original deposit certificate of RMB 50,000 yuan or more issued by the bank; If proof of deposit is provided, it needs to be frozen for 4 months.

10. Confirm the copy of going back and forth or going to other places.

In addition, I would like to remind you that the working days for visa processing in the Philippines are 5-6 working days, which will be postponed in case of holidays. Applicants who do not belong to the Beijing consular district need to submit materials in person at the embassy, so please make preparations in advance.

References:

According to the understanding reached at the third China-Philippines Consular Consultation held in Beijing on July 27th, 2006, the Philippine side made the following amendments to its citizen visa policy:

First, relax the visa policy for China tourists to visit the Philippines. According to the new regulations of the Philippines, all China tourists (at least 3 people) received by travel agencies authorized by the Philippine government can apply for visas on arrival at any international entry port in the Philippines, and the longest stay in the Philippines will not exceed 14 days; Individual tourists from China to the Philippines received by travel agencies authorized by the Philippine government can also enjoy the above policies. In addition, the visa fee for group tourists from China has also been reduced, from $25 to $65,438+09 for groups of three to $65,438+05 for groups of more than 20.

Second, solve the visa problem for China journalists in the Philippines. According to the new regulations of the Philippine side, China journalists who have worked in the Philippines for no more than six months (including six months) should apply for a temporary visit visa (9A visa) before coming to the Philippines, and the immigration bureau will issue them a special work permit after coming to the Philippines.

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License). The license is valid for 3 months and can be extended for another 3 months; China journalists who have worked in the Philippines for more than six months have two choices: First, they should apply to the Philippine Labor Department for a foreigner employment permit (Alien) with the assistance of the Philippine work unit before coming to the Philippines

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Permit), and apply for a work visa (9G visa) with this permit to the Philippine Immigration Bureau. If the application is approved, the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs will notify the Philippines and embassies and consulates in China to issue visas to the applicants; Option 2: Apply for a temporary visit visa (9A visa) before coming to the Philippines, and apply to the Philippine Immigration Bureau for changing to a work visa (9G visa) according to relevant regulations after arrival.

Embassy in the Philippines: About the relaxation of visa policy in the Philippines.