How to extend a visa in the Philippines?
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If you need to stay in the Philippines for more than 30 visa-free days, you can extend for another 29 days, resulting in a total of 59 days of stay. The extension is paid - from 3030 pesos (about 4543 rubles at the 2025 exchange rate).
You can extend your stay in several ways:
- At any immigration office in major cities and resorts
- At Philippine airports
- You must apply no later than 7 days before the visa expires
For long-term stays, there are additional options:
- Extension up to 1-2 years - cost from 4800 pesos
- LSVVE extension for half a year - from 10500 pesos (only at the main office in Manila)
- If staying more than 1 year, you need to pay an exit tax
Detailed information on documents and addresses of immigration offices can be found on the official website immigration.gov.ph.
More about the visa to the Philippines is covered in a separate article here - https://nashaplaneta.net/asia/philippines/visa
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Do I need a category "A" license to rent a motorbike?
Can I exchange rubles?
Follow the link, all these questions are discussed in the chat - https://t.me/philippines_travel_chat
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, edited. Sergey Mitrofanov