Philippines Visa Stamping

What is the Philippines Visa Stamping

 Philippines Visa Stamping process involves attach a visa to a foreign national’s passport, signifying that the independent has been granted permission to enter, stay, or transit through the country. This process becomes essential when a visa is not fully implemented, or in cases where the passport containing the visa is lost or damaged.

Documents Required for Philippines Visa 

• A valid passport with at least six months of validity from the date of entry, with two blank pages.
• Two recent passport-sized photographs (2×2 inches, white background).
• Completed visa application form.
• Bank statement for the last six months, signed by a bank official.
• Confirmed roundtrip tickets to and from the Philippines.
• Proof of accommodation or invitation letter.
• NOC from employer if employed, or GST copy for business owners.
• A cover letter stating the purpose of the visit.
• Last two years’ ITRs.

Entry Level

• Single-Entry Tourist Visa
• Single-Entry Business Visa

Type of Philippines Visa Stamping

Tourist Visa: Perfect if you’re going for a holiday or vacation.

Business Visa: If you’re heading there for work-related purposes.

Transit Visa: Needed if you’re just passing through the Philippines on your way to another country.

Student Visa: Indian students planning to study in the Philippines for longer than 59 days.

Immigrant Visa: Available to the spouse and unmarried children (under 21 years) of Philippine citizens.

Visa Type

• Tourist Visa: Single-entry: 3 months; Multiple-entry: 6-12 months
• Business Visa: Single-entry: 3 months; Multiple-entry: 6-12 months
• Transit Visa: Valid for up to 72 hours
• Temporary Visitor Visa: Single-entry: 3 months; Multiple-entry: 6-12 months
• Pre-arranged Employee Visa: Valid for 1-3 years, extendable
• Student Visa: Valid for up to 5 years or the course duration

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