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?
Philippines Tourist Visa
Started by thaiman, 2009-11-08 11:02
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6 replies to this topic
#2Posted 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 #3Posted 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 #4Posted 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) #5Posted 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) #6Posted 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. #7Posted 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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