Restrictions

[stevie c]

Hi folks I'm I right in saying that the Phils gov are making it very difficult for foriegners to emigrate to the Phils & or even have long extended visas are have the Phils gov made any new laws & restrictions regarding this or is it just rumours

[grahamw48]

I believe they're proposing to make it EASIER. :Erm:

[grahamw48]

Take a look here:

http://www.pra.gov.ph/main/srrv_program?page=1

[stevie c]

Thanks for the info graham :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

You're welcome.

I think we share the same dream. :)

[stevewool]

just read it too, but cant make head or tails of it, must be tired or my age, does it make a differance if you are married to a filipino, cheaper i mean

[grahamw48]

I think basically you have to be able to show a minimum regular income/pension and also have a certain amount of money 'locked' into savings/investments.

I haven't really had a good read of it myself yet.

[stevewool]

just had a quick look and its a lot cheaper then i thought , thanks Graham

[grahamw48]

I think (if I had the cash :rolleyes:) I'd just meet the minimum requirements there and then invest the rest back here. :)

...Obviously running it all by a good accountant here first.

[stevewool]

wise words there Graham, you must have enough money to last you , try finding a good accountant

[grahamw48]

A good accountant is a rich one. ;)

[tone]

It seems all roads lead to Phills now :Hellooo:

[Angel1403]

Hi folks,

Am I correct in assuming thats for unmarried folk wanting to retire in Philippines?

As a husband of a Filipino I assume its still straight forward if we decide to live in the Philippines together?

Cheers :)

[grahamw48]

Yes, as long as you keep paying. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Arthur Little]

Yes, as long as you keep paying ... :xxgrinning--00xx3:

... and praying! :pray: