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How to get Philippine Visa for Indian National

How to get Philippine Visa for Indian National

The Philippines is one of the most visited places on the map by foreign nationals. Known for its enchanting mother nature, challenging yet beautiful different culture, and hospitable people; the Philippines never fails to give the thought of coming back to foreign nationals on their first visit. However, there are countries in which the Philippine Government requires Philippine Visa for their nationals before entering the Philippines and one of these is India.

How to get Philippine Visa for Indian National

Indian nationals are required to secure Philippine Visa from Philippine Embassy whatever purpose they may have. There are 10 different visas to choose from depending on the purpose of the visit. Moreover, there are basic requirements that apply to all the visas but additional documents will be required depending on which visa is being applied. Refer to this website for further information.

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Temporary Visitor’s Visa or Tourist Visa

One of the most common visas being applied to by Indians is the Temporary Visitor’s Visa or Tourist Visa. The application of this visa is often noted as the easiest way to visit the Philippines. However, in the process of the application, the applicant has to undergo an interview done by the visa processor. Failure to supplement necessary documents or failure to prove the purpose of the visit may lead to the denial of visa and all fees paid for visa application is non-refundable.

Nonetheless, an Indian national who is on tourism purpose only can enter the Philippines and stay for fourteen (14) days even without bearing the Philippine visa as long as the individual is bearing the following: a) either a used or unused valid Japanese, Singaporean, American, Australian, United Kingdom, Canadian, or Schengen residence permanent permit or multiple entry visa, b) valid Indian passport with at least six months afar the date of departure from the Philippines, c) onward ticket to the next country of destination or return ticket, and d) no disparaging record with the Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines.

The fourteen (14) days stay can still be extended for an additional seven (7) days at the Bureau of Immigration. Nevertheless, the extension can only be done once since the maximum stay for an Indian national bearing the free visa entry is twenty-one (21) days. Moreover, Indians who wish to stay longer than twenty-one (21) days cannot get a Philippine visa in the Philippines and has to go back to India and secure a Philippine visa at the Philippine Embassy. Indian nationals possessing the Philippine visa can extend their visa several times depending on the discretion of the Bureau of Immigration.

 

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