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The cost of obtaining a visa to the Philippines is:

1. The visa information network will apply for a business visa for Chinese citizens to the Philippines for business investigation, and the fee is: 1150 yuan per person, including the embassy visa fee.

2. The visa information network will apply for a tourist visa for Chinese citizens to travel to the Philippines and travel independently, and the fee is 550 yuan per person, including the embassy visa fee.

It usually takes about 3 working days to issue the visa.

Student visa: 2,500 yuan, the first year.

Hello, the cost of a Philippine visa mainly depends on your nationality, the type of visa, and the length of stay. Typically, the Philippines will charge a fee of €165 (approximately US$172) for travelers to apply for a Philippine visa. For Chinese citizens, a Philippine multiple-entry visa valid for one year costs 300 euros (about $319).

Secondly, the cost of a Philippine visa is based on different countries. For example, Chinese citizens need to pay a fee of about 800 yuan for a Philippine visa, a U.S. citizen needs to pay a fee of about $50 for a Philippine visa, and citizens of other countries need to pay different fees according to their corresponding visa categories.

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2. Select Government AffairsClick on "Government Affairs".

3. Click on the visa to go abroadFind the Visa Abroad button and click it.

4. Select the national flagSelect the flag of the country you need to travel to get this visa.

Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 9 Chinese citizens who leave or enter the country shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

The Philippine visa process is as follows:

1. Present in person, bring the original passport valid for no less than 6 months and a copy (avatar page), the original and a copy of the ID card, and 2 passport specifications.

2. 2 fully completed and signed visa applications**.

3. The balance of the 1 to 3 month statement issued by the bank is sufficient to cover the applicant's travel expenses to the Philippines.

4. For the whole hotel reservation order that has been confirmed and paid, if the applicant is invited to the Philippines, the original invitation letter (non-photocopy and scanned copy) signed by the Philippine inviter and a copy of the inviter's passport must be submitted. The invitation letter should clearly state the applicant's purpose of going to the Philippines, the specific place of residence and the duration of stay in the Philippines.

5. Round-trip ticket (electronic itinerary) that has been confirmed and paid.

6. A work certificate issued and stamped by the applicant's employer, if not employed by any unit, that is, any document that can prove that the applicant has the financial ability to travel to the Philippines. If the applicant is still studying and has not yet graduated, the original and photocopy of the school's enrollment certificate or student ID card should be presented.

Philippines introduced

The Philippines is located in the southeast of Asia, facing Indonesia and Malaysia across the Sulawesi Sea and the Balabac Strait to the south and southwest, the South China Sea to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. There are more than 7,000 large and small islands, of which 11 major islands, including Luzon, Mindanao and Samar, account for 96% of the country's total area.

The coastline is about 18,533 kilometers long, with a total area of 10,000 square kilometers. It belongs to the monsoon tropical rainforest climate, high temperature and rain, high humidity, typhoons, the average annual temperature is 27, and the annual precipitation is 2000-3000 mm. The country has 18 regions, 81 provinces and 117 cities, with Metro Manila as its capital.

The topography of the Philippine archipelago is mostly mountainous, accounting for more than three-quarters of the total area.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Philippines.

Summary. The cost of a Philippine visa varies depending on the type of visa and nationality. Generally speaking, the cost of applying for a Philippine tourist visa includes visa application fees, service fees, and surcharges, etc., and the total cost is around $60-90.

In addition, if you need premium processing or mailing services, you may also have to pay an additional fee. It is recommended that you check the relevant documents before applying, understand the specific fees and prepare the required documents.

The cost of a Philippine visa varies depending on the type of visa and nationality. Generally speaking, the cost of applying for a Philippine tourist visa includes visa application fees, service fees, and surcharges, etc., and the total cost is about $60-90. In addition, if you need expedited processing or rubber mailing service, you can also stool the stool for an additional fee.

It is recommended that you check the relevant documents before applying, understand the specific fees and prepare the required documents.

Generally, a Philippine tourist visa costs $30, a business visa costs $70, and a transit visa costs $20. In addition, there may be other fees such as service fees, application fees, etc. Please note that fees may vary due to various factors, and it is recommended to check with the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in China for the latest visa fees before applying for a visa.

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In addition, if you need to apply for a Philippine visa and consult Xiangbi Xiaoguan, you can also call the Consular Section of the Embassy**: +86 (10) 8531-3100 and send an e-mail to: .