How much does it cost to get a visa to the Philippines?

Personal temporary visit visa (stay no more than 59 days)

1。 9(A) Business/Tourist Visa

A. Necessary documents

Valid passport and travel document, valid for at least six months in the Philippines;

Completed visa application form and photos;

To apply for an entry visa, you need any of the following documents to prove your financial ability; To apply for a multiple-entry visa, you need any two financial ability certificates in the following documents;

Letter of introduction from the company, printed with the company's head, signed and sealed by the company's authorized person. Please enter in English or attach an English translation.

Personal property certificate, please attach English translation;

Letter of guarantee from China authorized travel agency;

Bank deposit certificate;

A notarized guarantee issued by a Philippine citizen or a well-known Philippine company;

Confirmed round-trip air ticket and its copy;

The visa fee is 250 yuan RMB per person;

Please pay the exact amount when applying for a visa;

One-entry visa, 250 yuan RMB;

Multiple entry visa within three months, 500 yuan RMB;

Multiple entry visas within six months, 1000 yuan;

Expedition fee: 250 yuan RMB;

For children under the age of 15, if they are not traveling with one of their parents, their parents need to apply for a consent guarantee.

note:

For visa application, if the visa applicant's passport is issued outside the consular section of the Philippine Embassy in China, he/she must go to the embassy in person. The consular district of the Philippine Embassy in China includes Hebei, Shanxi, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shandong, Henan, Gansu, Qinghai, Shaanxi, Beijing, Tianjin, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Xinjiang and Tibet.

Filipinos' Visa 9(F) Procedures and Required Documents

A. necessary documents:

Two (2) complete visa application forms with two (2) photos attached;

A valid China passport or travel document, valid for at least six months in the Philippines;

Short note/letter of introduction;

Admission notice issued by the Philippine Higher Education Commission;

A letter of acceptance from a university/college in the Philippines;

Physical examination report (including laboratory and X-ray examination results);

Proof that the police have no criminal record (copy);

Certified copies of secondary and university diplomas;

A copy of the evaluated school records;

Proof of financial support;

Directory of referees/contacts in the Philippines; and

Copy of air ticket.

The visa fee is 2500 yuan.

B. procedure:

Foreign students can directly contact schools in the Philippines that are authorized to accept foreign students and meet the requirements of the school system, including submitting the following documents:

Four (4) copies of resumes signed in English and mother tongue with personal seal (if any). Attach a 2X2 photo and put the left and right thumb prints on it. The photo must be taken recently with a white background.

Student transcripts certified by the Philippine Diplomatic Office and offices with consular rights in his country or place of residence; and

Proof of sufficient economic support, funds for accommodation, living, tuition and other temporary expenses.

If the student meets the requirements of the school, the school will send him an admission notice and submit the appeal documents to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including the copies of the above documents and the qualification certificate issued by the Higher Education Commission for accepting foreign students. If a course is restricted due to lack of facilities. These documents and the attached letter mentioned in the student's letter to issue an international student visa should be personally submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by the liaison officer designated by the school. The attached letter should be official school stationery with the signature of the school registrar and the official seal of the school.

After confirming that these documents are completely correct, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will confirm the identity and qualifications of the students according to the regulations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and then approve the Philippine diplomatic office or the office with consular rights in the country or residence of the students to issue student visas. Students' requests for visas outside their country of residence or residence will be ignored.

The diplomatic office informed the student of the documents received in writing, and asked him to take his admission notice to the consulate for inspection and abide by the consular conditions.

The foreign affairs office of the consulate requires students to go to the designated doctor for a full-body examination, which will be submitted directly to the consulate according to the prescribed form (FA FormNo 1 1).

International students should also submit a certificate of no criminal record issued by the police authorities of the host country.

Upon arrival in the Philippines, you should report to the accepted school immediately, and the school should help students obtain the necessary foreigner registration certificate and temporary residence permit for international students at the immigration office;