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    So what requirements do you need to live in phils if your already married to one? The same?


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    Quote Originally Posted by andy222 View Post
    So what requirements do you need to live in phils if your already married to one? The same?
    Andy, it is not the same. The easiest visa for a foreigner married to a Philippine citizen is the 13a visa. Not difficult to get just takes a few trips back and forth from immigration. in total it should cost between 10 and 15,000 pesos. There is a new rule that you should have police clearance from your own country.


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    To apply for SRRV you'd need to submit the following:-

    - PRA SRRV application form

    - Original passport with valid entry status

    - Medical Examination Clearance – can be secured abroad (with English translation) duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy/Consular Office. If the applicant is in the Philippines, other requirements such as National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance and Medical Examination can be conducted at the PRA One-Stop Shop in Manila.

    - Bank Certificate of Dollar Time Deposit inwardly remitted to any PRA accredited banks.

    - Police Clearance issued abroad translated into English and duly authenticated by the Philippine/Consulate and NBI Clearance issued in the Philippines.

    - ID Photographs, twelve (12) pieces 2ins x2ins

    - If the spouse is also applying for SRRV, Marriage Certificate or Marriage Contract translated into English (if necessary) and duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate nearest the applicant’s residence if the marriage was contracted abroad. If the marriage was solemnized in the Philippines, the original Marriage Certificate is required.

    - If dependent/s is/are also applying for the SRRV, original Birth Certificate/s of dependent/s born in the Philippines or Birth Certificate/s or Household Register translated into English (if necessary) and duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate nearest the applicant’s residence abroad.

    - Pension documents and Pension Scheme details


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