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 Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:28 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Lyn, hope this helps you out;
NON QUOTA VISA
Spouse of a Filipino citizen (13-a) If the application is made by a Spouse of a Filipino Citizen, the following documentary requirements must be submitted:
Two copies of a duly-accomplished visa application (F.A. Form No. 3). Application forms that are incompletely filled-out will be returned to the applicant.
Valid passport (the original passport itself must be submitted) whose validity must extend at least six (6) months beyond the length of proposed stay in the Philippines.
Four (4) 2" x 2" size photograph taken within the last six (6) months. The applicant’s signature must be affixed on the front side of the picture. V Medical Certificate (F.A. Form No.11) accomplished by a local physician. All supporting documents must be submitted in triplicate (three copies). A Chest x-ray plate (life-size) must accompany the certificate, together with the results for the following tests: 1) stool (ova/parasite and occult blood); 2) urinalysis; and 3) complete blood test (blood serology and chemistry).
Local State Police clearance obtained within the last (6) months. The original and one (1) photocopy must be submitted.
Proof of financial capacity (e.g. travellers cheques, latest print out showing statement of credit card account(s), latest print-out of bank account statements, ownership of real estate properties, and other documents showing the applicant’s capacity to financially support himself/herself during his/her stay in the Philippines)
Personal appearance of the applicant for an interview by the consular officer.
Payment of Immigrant Visa Fee
A duly notarized letter from the Filipino spouse requesting or petitioning the issuance of an immigrant visa to his/her spouse. The original and a photocopy must be submitted.
Proof of Philippine citizenship of Filipino spouse (e.g. Philippine passport or Philippine birth certificate)
Marriage Certificate, both the original and a photocopy.
Unmarried Children under 21 years old of a Filipino citizen (13-a)
Same as requirements (a) to (h) above (requirements for spouses of Filipino citizens)
Birth Certificate of the child or a certified true copy thereof.
Proof of Filipino citizenship of a parent such as current Philippine passport, birth certificate or baptismal certificate, etc.
Sworn Statement of Financial Support executed by parent
Visa Fee
Natural Born citizens of the Philippines who have acquired foreign citizenship (9-g)
Same as the requirements (a) to (h) in item No. 1 (spouse of a Filipino citizen).
Proof of former Philippine citizenship such as expired Philippine passport, birth certificate or baptismal certificate, etc.
Naturalization papers
Visa Fee
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