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Visas and immigration

9G work visa, ACR I-Card, annual report, 13A and SRRV, with the fee each agency publishes, the deadline and the penalty for missing it.

7 entries. Every fee on this page is the government fee and carries the agency that charges it.

13A visa (spouse of a Filipino citizen)

The 13A immigrant visa costs ₱8,620 for the principal and the spouse at the Bureau of Immigration, plus US$50 for the ACR I-Card.

₱8,620 total

9A temporary visitor visa

The 9A visa fee depends on nationality and length of stay, so no honest table exists. What the 59-day entry gives you and how exte

varies by nationality

9G work visa (pre-arranged employment)

9G conversion at the BI costs ₱10,130 for one year, plus US$50 for the ACR I-Card. The DOLE AEP at ₱6,000 must be issued first. St

₱10,130 for one year

ACR I-Card

The ACR I-Card costs US$50 plus ₱500 for one year at the Bureau of Immigration. It is the foreign resident's identity document and

US$50 plus ₱500

ACR I-Card Annual Report

The BI annual report costs ₱310 and runs from 1 January to 1 March. Late filing adds ₱200 a month plus a ₱1,510 motion fee. Source

₱310 total

SRRV retirement visa

The SRRV changed in September 2025: minimum age 40, two remaining options. Deposits run from US$15,000 to US$50,000. What PRA publ

deposit from US$15,000

Special Work Permit (commercial)

The SWP costs ₱6,440 at the Bureau of Immigration, plus US$50 if issued with an ACR I-Card. It covers short-term work while a long

₱6,440

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