Extension policy in the Philippines has changed. Though the changes are murky, we will simplify them for you. Well, we will try.
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Extensions at BI 16 or 24 Months
Friday, September 17th, 2010 at
2:12 pm
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Fees for Extention to Stay In The Philippinens
Saturday, July 17th, 2010 at
12:01 am
Philippine Bureau of Immigration VISA EXTENSION FEES (UPDATED!) 11/03/2010 TOURIST (NON-RESTRICTED) ADMITTED INITIALLY FOR 21 DAYS MAY BEEXTENDED FOR ANOTHER 38 DAYS Visa Waiver P 500.00 Visa Waiver Application Fee 1,000.00 Certification Fee 500.00 Express fee (Certification) 500.00 Express fee (For processing) 500.00 Legal Research Fee (LRF) for each item P 10.00 AFTER 59 DAYS…
Bangkok Airport
Thursday, May 28th, 2009 at
4:30 pm
Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok
I thought I’d write a story to help people get around the Bangkok Airport. It will be written for the infrequent traveler to and from the Philippines. I say infrequent because those that go through it regularly will already know their way around.
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People Excluded From Entering The Philippines
Thursday, April 23rd, 2009 at
8:50 pm
Philippine Immigration: Excluded Classes There are some people that cannot enter the Philippines no matter where they are from. These are people that fall into Excluded Classes. As of 04/23/2009 these are the situations that will cause a person to be within an excluded class and thus barred from entering the Philippines. Sec 29. (a)…
Cebu Air Cuts Fares Again
Thursday, October 16th, 2008 at
8:25 pm
Air Fares Continue to Fall in The Philippines
GMA News is reporting additional fare reductions by Cebu Pacific Airlines in an effort to get the public flying again.
The lowest one-way fare to Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam from Manila is now down to P299 from P1,799, while a seat to Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia has dropped to as low as P299 from P799. The cheapest Manila to Macau one-way seat has been slashed by P1,000 to P799.
This will certainly help me out. P200 is less than $6.30 at the current rate of exchange. So I can fly to Vietnam for $6.30 one way per person. Since many long term expats must leave the country every 16 months this really helps us out. I would like to go to Singapore or Bangkok but I’ll do what I need to do. I would likely need a Visa to get into Vietnam but I will check into that to be certain.
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