I've heard that you can get a tourist visa for the Philippines in Bangkok that allow you to stay up to 60 days. Does anyone have the specifics on this and what are the requirements?
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Philippines Tourist Visa60 days?
Started by thaiman, 2009-11-08 11:02
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Newbie Posted 2009-11-08 11:18:09
Hi there you will be given a 30 days on entry and then you will be able to extend it at the imigration for every 90 days .. and you can stay there for almost 3 years with out leaving
the country with reporting and they have immigration all over the phils #3
Senior Member Posted 2009-11-08 15:24:57
Hi there you will be given a 30 days on entry and then you will be able to extend it at the imigration for every 90 days I'm aware of this. I don't need to stay there that long, just a little longer than the 30 day entry. The extension is around $60 I believe. I've heard that a visa obtained at embassy is only $30 or so and you get more than 30 days. I don't know if this is true or not #4
Senior Member Posted 2009-11-08 21:45:29
Have not done it recently but I have got a couple of 60 days visas from the Philippine embassy in Bkk without any problems and minimum paperwork (I am British). And I thought it was 21 days of arrival not 30 which can then be extended to a total of 59 days.
In the UK PI embassy, they have a sixty-five quid multi-entry visa valid for a year which is also minimum hassle (just show you have money in the bank) #5
Senior Member Posted 2009-11-08 23:03:52
Have not done it recently but I have got a couple of 60 days visas from the Philippine embassy in Bkk without any problems and minimum paperwork (I am British). And I thought it was 21 days of arrival not 30 which can then be extended to a total of 59 days. In the UK PI embassy, they have a sixty-five quid multi-entry visa valid for a year which is also minimum hassle (just show you have money in the bank) #6
Senior Member Posted 2009-11-09 01:39:26
Passport, application form, photo(s) and fee as far as I can recall, think I got it back the next day - but this was a couple of years ago but doubt if it has changed as they desperately need western tourists - nice enough chaps in there, so you can always pop in for a quick chat as it is near Emporium on Sukhumvit. It was not a busy embassy back then I think I was out of there in half an hour, which included doing the application form
Edited by gregchambers, 2009-11-09 01:40:20. #7
Advanced Member Posted 2012-01-20 18:15:10
So even with the visa you still have to do exstentions? They dont just stamp 59days(as it says on the phil embassy website) when you arrive?
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