Et non!seulement le lendemain de ton arrivée!: cf phil governement process!il est toujours bon de vérifier que la date transférée sur le tampon soit à jour;bien sur!
Visa procedures
People from most European countries and the
USA can enter the
Philippines without a Visa and will be granted an entry permit (called a visa waver) for
30 days. This permit may be extended at any Immigration Office in the
Philippines for another 29 days and thereafter every two months for up to 16 months in total. Please read the section about
Visa Extension
for more details.
The
list of all countries
whose citizens are allowed 30 days without visa is here.
Countries with special regulations are: Afghanistan,
Algeria, China,
Egypt,
India,
Iran, Iraq, Libya,
Lebanon, Jordan, Nigeria, Pakistan,
India, Sudan, Syria,
Palestine, Yemen,
Taiwan,
Hongkong,
Macau, East
Timor.
The Bureau of Immigration reminds foreigners that possession of a Philippine entry visa is not a guarantee that its holder will be automatically admitted into the country. Read more here...
Philippines Embassies abroad are also issuing different kinds of Tourist Visa (e.g. the 9A) for the
Philippines:
Two Philippines arrival stamps
The stamp shows the arrival date, the flight number and the date of expire of the visa-waver. If you have a visa from an embassy abroad with more than 30 days of stay, please verify the expiry date on the stamp. corresponds to the duration of the visa. Often the immigration officers do not change the date on their stamp and so does not corresponds to the duration of the visa.
A Philippines departure stamp
The stamp shows the departure date and the flight number. If you plan to come back to the
Philippines, make sure that the stamp is readable. You will need the stamp's date on your next arrival.
3 months Tourist Visa, 1 entry: EUR 39.00
6 months Tourist Visa, multiple entry: EUR 78.00
12 months tourist Visa, multiple entry: EUR 117.00
Prices for Visas are taken from the Philippine Embassy in
Germany but should be similar in all other countries.
In Norway the following visa fees apply:Single ENTRY valid for three (3) months NOK 210.00
Multiple ENTRY valid for six (6) months NOK 420.00
Multiple ENTRY valid for one (1) year NOK 630.00
If you are married to a Filipino citizen, you may ask for a Balik Bayan Stamp in your passport at the Immigration point where you want to enter the
Philippines. A Balik Bayan stamp is good for 1 year and is free of charge. You have to bring you marriage certificate in English, your Filipino Spouse and you have to ask the Immigration Officer for it. Please read under
Balik Bayan Visa
for more details!
Also, if you are legally married to a Filipino you may apply for a Permanent Resident Visa 13A for the
Philippines, as stated in the Philippine Immigration Act of 1940, Section 13. Details are here:
Resident Visa
If you are already retired and/or at least 35 years old, you may also apply for a
Special Resident Retirees Visa from the PRA (Philippine Retirement Authority)
. This Visa is not only for retirees, but also for investors and other people who just want to live in the
Philippines and can prove their financial status. You can download the PDF File for detailed information and requirements.
www.silent-gardens.com/visa.php#.VJ_yPsA5