"Visa Services in the Philippines: Simplifying Your Application Process"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2023
- "Visa Services in the Philippines: Simplifying Your Application Process@paulinthephilippinesolddog9234Welcome to our channel! In this ultimate guide, we will provide the best tips and insights on using a visa consultant in the Philippines to unlock your Philippine visa successfully. Whether you are a tourist, student, or professional aiming to explore the beautiful Philippines, our visa consultant is here to make the process seamless and hassle-free for you. With years of experience and expertise, our visa consultant understands the intricate details of the Philippine visa application process. From understanding the different visa types to collecting the required documents, our consultant will guide you every step of the way. Why choose our visa consultant? We believe that a professional consultant can greatly simplify your visa application journey. By entrusting your visa needs to our expert, you can save time, reduce stress, and increase your chances of a successful application. Our consultant will provide personalized assistance tailored to your specific requirements. Whether you need a tourist visa, student visa, or any other visa category, our consultant will analyze your situation, discuss the necessary steps, and provide valuable advice on how to enhance your application. In addition to professional guidance, our visa consultant can also navigate through any language barriers, cultural differences, or complexities that you may encounter during the visa application process. We strive to ensure that you have a smooth experience, right from the initial consultation to the moment you receive your Philippine visa. Unlock your Philippine visa with confidence by utilizing the services of our trusted visa consultant. Subscribe to our channel to stay updated with the latest visa requirements, application tips, and success stories. Remember, a visa consultant can make all the difference in achieving your dream of exploring the enchanting Philippines!
Link to Jrc Visa Consultants
Jr.coca@Jrcconsultancy.com
www.Jrcconsultancy.com
I did meet with JR in Cebu and they are taking care of my Spousal Visa there. They are very helpful and make it easy by driving you around to immigration and PBI. 🇺🇸
😎JR is getting really famous with the youtube vloggers. 🇵🇭👍
Good content Paul. I went through the SRRV process at JRC in Dumaguete. They were professional throughout the process and answered inquiries quickly. Although the process could be faster, it was slower in Manila , not JRC. Thanks Kim at JRC for all your help.
One oddity of the SRRV is that you have to inform SRRV before departure and upon return when you travel internationally. This can be done online but is inconvenient.
One thing that JRC must implement is the ability for people to pay them by card. It would definitely expedite the payment time and lessons the need to deal with cash, especially when one is paying thousands of foreign currency.
They are providing a service and the use of their services provides a job for them win win
I got my SRRV 3 weeks ago in Makati. I don't regret the 6-week wait. The staff walked me through it like the baby I am. Now I can legally open up a bank account by myself in the Philippines, and not have to worry about registering for the tourist visa. Just renue my SRRV card before it expires, and pay the yearly srrv fee.
I signed up for the JRC email newsletter a long time ago. It is a great resource that I learned from when Pea had JR on her channel. It is important to have professionals on your team...JRC, an independent lawyer, and maybe an accountant. It will make your life much more relaxing and stress-free when living abroad.
Excellent information Paul. I would definitely use this man's service just to make my life easier regardless of the cost.
Yeah, to hell with the cost.
awesome information......never thought my DD-214 could be so useful!!!!
Good stuff
Excellent--very useful
Very Informative, Excellent!
Very informative 😊..Thanks Paul
Very informative!
Great information
Great information Paul, well done
Thanks for the video. Enjoy the day.
Great info. Thanks for making this video
If you have an ARC-I card and permanent residence you can get exit clearance at the airport. An ECC-B clearance as opposed to ECC-A.
Thank you both!
Good info, thank you Paul.
this was amazing. Very helpful
Great video. Great information.
Wow. Great video, and very helpful. Thank you!!
Thank you both for this.
Great interview
Great topic and info. Thanks for the vid. Please keep us abreast of any changes. Thanks.
GR8 info
One stop video 👍
Excellent video very informative thank you so much paul.
Great interview!
Exactly what i need Paul! Thanks!😊
Absolutely Great Video Paul!
Excellent vid sir.
Great info Paul - always great content Paul
That’s a good interview . Good information . You take care
Great informational video answers a lot of questions
Thank you for the video. Great information.
Brilliant vid gents 👍🏼
Wow great video Mr Paul! Thank you 🙏
That was a lot of great information, I glad I can watch this video about 300 more times. Thank you. 👍👍👍
Great information Doggy😊
Very informative video Paul. They are getting better by the day!!!
Great interview Paul!!
Very good,thanks
Thank you too!
JR is always a good interview. If I ever move there, I will be using his service.
Great video Paul and lots of informative points! Good luck to those traveling to the Philippines!
Great information. Looking forward to the next installment.
Thanks for watching!
Very interesting information ❤❤
Glad you liked it
Good content Paul every so often it’s good to go through this for the new people coming over and of course the ones who forget 😊
Seems to be a good and valuable service
Thank you Paul, this was very helpful. You have a great channel and my favorite in the Phils.
The introduction make your videos more comprehensive. It's a nice touch and it also sounds slightly professional. Thumbs up. Thx
Thanks for this video! Good information!
My pleasure!
Excellent video. This gentleman is on point. I will use Jc visa consultancy
Excellent VIDEO Paul 😊. I will use JR's services for sure.
Stay Safe 💕 💞 🙏 🙏
Thank you kindly
Paul..well..done..vlog..you..guys.. explained..alot..thanks..again..!!!lol😊
Hey Paul ,
Great information, you've never let me down when it comes to information, keep the good content coming. Thank you....
Great job 👍👍👍
This information/video was very helpful. Especially taking into account I am moving to the Philippines on the 29th. Learned a lot. Thank you.
Paul - this was very good info and very helpful. I will be contacting JRC to verify s few details on the Military side of the Visa. The things you pointed out that JR did not are also a game changer for us foreigners - hehe. Stay Cool Old Dog and we are watching for the next New Trick !!!
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video hoping to get my SRRV maybe next year or two
Superbly done, probably the best JRC interview I've seen (Sorry Pea!!!!!)
This answered so many questions I have about my upcoming move there. Takes some serious stress off of me so thank you very much Paul and JR.
A great and informative interview Paul. Thanks very much. I was expecting a very formal, stiff collar type of thing. But it was informal, jovial and a pleasure to watch. Thank you both.
I am here in Cebu City. My family and I have used JRC for numerous things...most recently my son's dual citizenship and, currently, my permanent 13a. Very professional and efficient...and JR is a good guy.
Great video Paul, im living in Gensen, Mindanao on a tourist visa. This opens up new thoughts and ideas for myself staying longer. 😊
You made me laugh -love the channel
Great video with some valuable info. Will definitely be using JRC for all of my immigration needs. Paul, next time take some WD-40 with you so you oil those squeaky hinges! LOL
Great interview Paul! Wish I knew about them when I had to extend my visa recently. Will use JRC next time. And nice to finally meet up with you, Mae, and Tada :) See you in December.
It's nice to see a Filipino male on the channel.
They only seem to appear when it’s absolutely necessary 😂
Which is never!😀
Another great video Paul and very informative. I plan to retire there in the future and this service will certainly help and take the edge off the process. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
Outstanding interview by both Paul and JR. My takeaways: the visa process is complex, and the rules are subject to change! I would hire a good consultant like JR in a nanosecond.
GET A QUOTE FIRST, DON'T BE AFRAID TO DO IT YOURSELF.
I just discovered your page. I watched an episode of Vagabond Awakes interview with you. Your's is an interesting biography. I then caught this interview you held with this beautiful young woman. What a breath of fresh air she is. Good luck in your future and with your nuptials. It sure seems you're on a good course.
Oh good, I want to hear this one. I contacted a Visa consultant who appeared on TheFilipinaPea. I emailed this consultant several times and never got back to me. If I fired up my laptop I could find my copy of sent emails to reveal which consultancy group it was, but I can't be bothered. Thank you Paul for this video. ACR card is good proof of senior citizen for discounts. When going to immigration, bring your own pen. If you want to have some fun, use a flourescent pen, it won't photocopy. Just sayin
Great information. Planning on retiring to the PI and periodically returning to the USA to check on family members that are up in age. I've emailed JRC and hope to meet with a representative when I'm in Imus Cavite, Manila, in December of this year. Thanks for the guidance.
Now, this is good solid information and service that expats residing in Dumaguette should avail themselves of.
Visa Run. Fly out in morning, fly back in afternoon, you are stamped in and out in a different country = Valid Turn around.
Two points to make….if one already in the Philippines, he or she will not get the 13A spousal visa but only the 13A probationary visa, obtaining the spousal only a year later. The other point is that some services are now available online such as tourist visa waiver, ECC- B, tourist visa extension and annual report after registration.
It appears that the SSRV visa route may be best for me...even if plans for my stay in the PI may or may not be long term....definitely a lot less headaches and other hoops to jump through. I agree using a service makes sense as they know the paperwork and system and can get things done quicker than doing it yourself. In addition, they are responsible if something was submitted incorrectly or if there are issues with the paperwork. I have about 3 years to go before I may retire in the PI, so I need to get educated now so I am ready when the time comes. Thanks for sharing this vital information.
Philippine Retirement Authority pays accredited Marketers a cut from application costs. Applicant need not pay fees to agencies to obtain SRRV visa assistance. A TIP for good service may be in order. I paid 100$ tip in addition to the actual hard costs to obtain SRRV.
In three years the rules will undoubtedly be changed...this is the Philippines
I used to think that, but the issue is the lump sum deposit - specifically where you have to put it, and how you get it back (if ever). The Thai system is better - you can put it any Thai bank account and then show proof of deposit - simple and you get your choice of bank. I'm very wary of transferring lump sums to some account I don't have control over. Personally I'd use the tourist visa/renew approach, but I think at some point they'll stop that. But like you say, research is the key.
SRRV USD 20k visa is the way to go for a single retiree 👍
Most of ys can qualify for the $10,000. However, a more flexible option is to use the visior extension process. I just extended mine for 2 months and it cost $50 USD (so$25/month)which is not bad. @@SirMountainpass
Hi Paul, my wife & I truly enjoy ur vlog. You always seem to stay impartial on things & give positive input on life there. We are baffled at how some expats claim to leave the states bc of all the stress & drama for a stress free life there. But maybe they just have too much time on their hands being retired that they cant help but get caught up in the CHISMAS. We keep our circle small & enjoy each day in paradise there, after all thats what retirement is for. It's mind blowing how 1 vlogger is attacking another there, claiming to be EXPOSING the fraud. Frankly, who cares what someone else has in their past, unless the are a child molester & coming there to pray on the innocent. Enjoy each day as the gift it is in the most beautiful place on earth. But maybe the old saying, " you cant run from yourself " rings true in this case. Meaning the people talking about people there were most likely doing that in their life in the states & old habits are hard to break. Again, thank u for always giving the honest , upbeat view on life there.
I used JRC for the first 2 years here and they will come to your residence to pickup and deliver your passport back to you. It saves you a lot of time and the hassle of going to the immigration office. They will answer any of your questions. Good interview. Thanks, Paul
Great video, thanks guys. Thank you. Pea's is good too. This is the route. Get your a$$ to the Philippines and enjoy the World. ☺
We agree!
Just send an email to JRC to start all the relevant paperwork for my family to move to the Philippines next year. Thanks for your all your videos m
The Pea lives in Cebu and has had JR on her vlogs many times. He seems like a nice gentleman.
He is a very nice man
I thought she lives in Duma?
To understand J.R. clearly, go to settings and set playback speed to .75, Paul sounds a little slow, but J.R. sounds slowed down and quite understandable.
One other visa foreigners can get is a balik-bayan visa when traveling with your asawa to the Philippines. It's a 1 year visa. I hope to meet JR when I visit Cebu next year?
Just wrote to JR based on this interview. I'm moving into a condo in IT Park tomorrow. I hope to come over to finally meet you and Mae, Paul. Take it slow, daddy-o.
The Pea interviewed JR last year. The guy's getting famous.
It's good to see ya again, Paul. I'm a 'crazy people' because I am this close > < to going to Cebu to ask my gorgeous, competent pinay to marry me, so this video should be a great help.
60 days would be great! [damn politicians] 4 weeks to process ECC? [I'm getting a headache] 13A if I am married. HMM! ACR card is for permanent residents. How permanent?
You're lookin good there, Paul. Thanks for the info. I'm going to take an aspirin now. 🤔
Wow, excellent information, Paul! Thank you for sharing this interview.
I'm currently on my extension for 6 months, I don't renew till January 18th of 2024.. I am looking at starting my 13A soon, me and my wife was told it could be a year to receive our PSA marriage certificate... we have the other marriage certificate with the stamp... it's true about the Philippines, many forms and lots of paperwork lol , I been thru all that/ and my ACR card will be ready on the 5th of September
Very informative Paul and perfect timing for me. I’m leaving in a month and I had read that you only needed to apply for the exit clearance two weeks before leaving, apparently that wouldn’t have gone well😂
Glad it was helpful!
If you do it your self it takes 3 days in Manila you can pay extra and get it done quicker.
The 30 days is only to use JRC.
@paulinthephilippinesolddog9234 I own an affordable (licensed and bonded) immigration service in So. Cal. Any need for American immigration services for your viewers?
It took me about one hour in CDO and it was good for 1 month
Paul, you kept saying a small service charge. It would have been cool, to have gotten basic prices. My experience with these cats to check if I was clean and not on a balcklist or whatever. It cost me 7,000 + pesos. The cost to them in Manila to get the transcript from the BI office was a little over 500 pesos. So, the service charge was 6,500 pesos. Ouch...not a small fee.
Yup.
You can do this on your own.
Save your money.
Yup, I will spend my money wisely and since I do have a brain, do this simple visa stupp on my own. Spend your money@@erndoggyful
Excellent video Paul. You and JR briefly discussed the visa differences/benefits when it came to a US veteran. Are these also offered to veterans from any country or just US? Interested from a UK perspective. Thanks again.
You might want to contact JR. From what I understand about it, it was created for US veterans, but it has been applied to other countries as well. But don't quote me on that, it is best to talk to JR.
Good job Paul. We do appreciate your channel.
Bureaucracy drives me nuts! Just can’t wait for AI to work this all out for me.
Your videos are nice but can we look into getting a better microphone? The sound quality for voice has some echo issue.
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For what it's worth I do think it's worth the fee for such a consultant. I've learned from experience that there is often great disparity between what is on the immigration website and what applies on the ground (and even the interpretation on the ground). Also, there are cultural issues, and someone like JR can "grease the wheels" so to speak, as a known "face" to the authorities. I'm primarily UK based, and use tourist visas, but these days if I needed to extend or otherwise deal with immigration I'd use a consultant. Worth every penny IMHO.
Paul, I found this on the Internet..ECC-B (Exit Clearance) and how to get it.. The B is for people who have stayed for less than 6 months and plan to return. The ECC-B A is for those who have stayed 6 months or more. One needs to apply 3 days prior to departure.
ECC-B may be secured at the BI Main Office or in the airport upon departure. Fill up the ECC Application form. Note that the form requires you to attach a 2×2 colored photograph with a white background taken within the last three (3) months. Present your passport and ACR I-Card. On many postings, it does say you can get it at the airport on the day of departure.
The ECC is only required if one extends his tourist visa past 6 months of stay. The ECC-B is required by anyone in possession of ACR-I card who wishes to re-enter the country as it keeps the 13A active and has a return authorisation whilst the ECC-A is for those leaving the Philippines permanently…