Bureau of Immigration – Davao Office
This is the Bureau of Immigration office in Davao City. This is where you go to renew your visa and other such things.
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complete address of the bureau of immigration in davao city
Hi Bob – In addition to the Post #1, please indicate also the office hours. Thanks.
Bob, are you sure your papers are in order?
Hi Luz – I believe that they are open from 9am until 5pm, with a break for lunch.
Hi Ramon – Absolutely!
hi Bob i just wanna ask some question..my fiance is coming next month and then he doesnt have a tourist visa.my question is if can we extend his stay here in philippines by applying there in immigration?thank u hoping for ur responce.
Hi Lovejoy – Your fiancee will be issued a Tourist Visa when he arrives in Manila, that is good for 21 days stay in the Philippines. If he plans to stay longer than 21 days, he can now apply right at the airport when he arrives and will be issued a visa for 59 days stay. If he doesn’t feel like applying at the airport in Manila, he can apply for an extension at the Bureau of Immigration Office anytime before his 21 Day tourist visa expires.
Enjoy his stay!
Thank u so much Mr. Bob i really appreciate ur replied.but can i ask one more question?after the 59 days can he apply again and how many times for he can stay here..?Have a good day!
Hi lovejoy – That visa can be renewed every 59 days up to 16 months. If your fiancee wants to stay longer than 16 months, he can go to Manila and get permission to continue extending up to 24 months. At the end of the extension period (16 or 24 months) he can take a trip outside the country (Thailand, Hong Kong, etc) and then return to the Philippines the next day, and start all over again, with 16 to 24 months of stay again.
Hi Mr. Bob thank you so much for the information that will be a good news for my fiance.can i ask how much it cost for the extention of hes stay here??
Hi lovejoy – Each time that the Visa is renewed, the fee is around P2,500 or so.
Hi Mr. Bob thank you so much..!God Bless and Have a Great Day!
Hi Bob…I have been staying here in Butuan since July 2006 and will be leaving next week for the visa run trip. Question 4 you. I will need to get an emmigration certificate to be able to leave. I was told they issue these in Davao as well as Manila and Cebu only. Is that correct – possible to jump on a bus from Butuan down there to Davao to get it this weekend maybe? The reason is that my flight leaving Butuan and then leaving Manila does not allow enough time in between to run over to the Manila Immigration Bldg and back to the airport so easier to get it a few days in advance here in Mindanao. Thanks much.
Hi Chris – The Bureau of Immigration is not open on Weekends, so you will need to do it on a weekday.
wow….that was fast hehehe thanks. Yeah was thinking of this Friday coming down from Butuan. Just wanted to make sure that you can actually GET the certificate there is the important thing.
Hi Chris – I have never needed to get exit clearance, because in 8 years I have never left the Philippines. However, I have friends who have gotten exit clearance at the Davao BoI office, so I see no reason why there should be a problem. Good luck.
wow 8 years in Mindanao. That’s a long time. Well I love it down here as well…so relaxing. Great blog btw…and thanks much for the info. God Bless.
Hi Chris – Clarification… I didn’t say 8 years in Mindanao!
I have been to Manila and Cebu a few times during those 8 years! 
how much is the extension for 4 days only? thanks. please reply to my email.
Hi trin – there is no such thing as an extension for 4 days. You have to extend for either 38 days or 59 days, depending on how long you’ve already been here.
Hi Bob, i something to ask you. My fiance is coming from France and he want to extend his stay here in the Philippines can we apply it here in your office? I hope to hear you sooner is the better. Thanks.
where is the exact address of this office? my fiance is coming on wedsnesday and we directly go to the office where we going to extend his visa. thanks
@delia: I don’t work for the Bureau of Immigration, so it is not “MY” office, I just took a picture of the place. But, yes, this is where your friend from France will go if he needs to extend his visa beyond the 21 days that he receives upon entry to the country.
@delia: I don’t know exactly what the address is, but it is on J.P. Laurel, directly fronting Victoria Plaza. Your friend cannot renew his visa immediately, he will have to wait until about 18 or 19 days in the country before applying.
Sir Bob, Thank you so much for your quick answer i appreciate it.
I have more question.
What are the requirements to submitt to apply extension visa.
Once again thank you and God bless.
@delia:
Honestly, I am not 100% sure on that. I live here on a resident visa, so i don’t have to go do renewals like that. Since I have never done it, I don’t know what the requirements are. I believe you will need a passport, ID photo, but not sure what else.
It is ok Bob, i’ll find more information about this.Thanks.
Hi Bob,
Bureau of Immigration Davao District Office
JP Laurel Avenue, Bajada, Davao City
Benjamin Roble Lao – Alien Control Officer
Tel. # (082) 228-6477/CP# 09177053576
Here’s the full address for anyone stuck.
Hi Dave – Thanks for the information, I am sure it will be helpful for many people! I do have one small correction – Benjamin Lao has not been at the Davao Immigration Office for about a year now, I believe that he was transferred to another office, although I am not sure where. I do know for sure, though that he is no longer in Davao.
Thanks again!
I am italian and was issued a visa for 21 days stay and wants to extend it with the BID. Should i go there personally to apply for extension? Or can I have a liaison and just give him a special power of attorney? Thanks
june – you should probably just go handle it yourself. However, some travel agencies are BID accredited to handle these matters too.
Hey Bob. Nice site. I may need to extend my visa in Davao. I’ve already extended it once, but I predict it will run out before I leave. Is there a travel agent in Davao that can do the extension for me or would I have to go to the Immigration Department myself?
Thanks
Hi Zach – I have a resident visa, so I don’t have to renew. Because of this, I have never looked into which travel agencies can handle it for you, although surely some can do it. Sorry I can’t answer your question.
No problem Bob. Thanks anyways.
Hi Bob,
Where is the bureau of immigration office in Cagayan de Oro CIty?
I need to apply a 13a visa for my husband.
Thank you
Hi Mitch – Sorry, I’ve never been to the Immigration office in CdO before, so I don’t know where it is.
Hi bob,
Can you help me verify the legitimate operation of Robert Bock, Immigration Lawyer of Australian Immigration Assistance based here in the Philippines specifically Cagayan De Oro City prior applying student visa in Australia.
Thank you
Hi Uls – I am sorry I don’t know anything about this person.
I just had a friend bring a travel agent to meet me about my initial visa extension for 38 days. The agent told me it was 15,000 pesos for the agency to do the visa extension for me. I explained that I had done this before in Cebu and I knew the government fees were only 3010 pesos for the express service and that agencies in Cebu typically asked for 300 pesos to do the paperwork and submission for you. She stated that 15,000 is what it costs, that it is a package deal from her agency and that she would provide receipts for all the costs. I was upset that a “friend” would bring someone who would so blatantly try to scam me for an extral 11,500 pesos over what it should cost. The travel agency she was representing was Good Steward Travel Services. Still not sure if the scam was hers alone of if the agency is doing it. Bob, any coments on this? Have you heard of anything like this before?
Steve
Hi Steve – Well, my comment is that their charge was way too high. But, they told you up front, and it was your choice to say no. You don’t say what you ended up doing, but I assume you declined their service. Extending your visa is easy to do yourself, and that is what I recommend you do from now on. In short… I agree that your friend did you a disservice.
Yes, I agree with you 100%. The problem is when an agent tells you that the 15,000 is requried by the immigration department. If she had represented 12,000 as the cost for her agency to do the application plus 3000 for the immigration department charges that would have been an honest transaction at way too high a price. But it becomes something different when you are told that is what everyone has to pay to do it. Until this circumstance i found Davao to be quite free of the worst of the scams played on tourists. This one bad experience won’t change my opinion of a great city.
Good evening Bob,im happy that i found this site…my question is when can i apply for another tourist visa ?i was denied last March 19,2009 .my fiancee was the one who invited me at Germany.now that he is coming here ,he want to bring another invitation and the travel insurance ….im just worried if i can’t make an application for visa……i hope i can hear from u……thank you…
Hi yeth – I am sorry, but to be honest, I know nothing about getting a tourist visa to go to Europe.
hi bob good morning i just want to know if i can get a travel report here in davao i need it to get a police clearance from japan
thank you so so much
how can i apply for a visa???
hi…just wanna ask..is it possible if i can request an address for my mother’s letter in the u.s.a…because my lawyer wanna send her a notice….is it possible?
Hi stephanie – Absolutely! You are free to ask, that is no problem at all. However, I am sorry, but I don’t know what your mother’s address is. I don’t even know her name. Sorry.
dear bob,
i am planning to migrate in the US….what are the requirements to be a qualified US citizen????can you help me???
Hi kathleen – Are you asking what are the qualifications in order to obtain entry to the USA, or to become a citizen? The two are different.
HI BOB GOOD MORNING WHY YOU DID NOT ANSWER MY QUESTION PLEASE HELP ME…..CAN I GET A TRAVEL REPORT HERE IN DAVAO IMMIGRATION ???HOPE YOU WILL ANSWER ME
I AM SO GLAD I FOUND YOUR WEBSITE …
MORE POWER THANKS
Hi Pretty – To be honest, I did not answer because I don’t understand what you are asking. What is a “travel report”? I’ve never heard of such a thing.
I LOST MY OLD PASSPORT THEN I NEED TO GET A POLICE CLEARANCE FROM JAPAN THEY ASKED TO GET MY PREVIOUS TRAVEL
Are you a Filipino? If so, I would think that you would go to the DFA for that, but I really don’t know for sure. If you are a foreigner, I would think that you should check with your home country. No matter who you are, I don’t think that the BoI would be involved in this at all.
i am a Filipino, the lady told me to get my travel report which means my previous departure and my arrival
thanks you so so much more power your website is really a big help to us
Hi Bob,
I always seem to end up coming back to your site when I am looking for the address of Davao immigration ha ha.
Just saw this Address for CDO as one of your comments was asking for it
Bureau of Immigration Cagayan de Oro District Office
Centro Mariano Bldg., Room 205, Osmeña St.
Cagayan de Oro City 9000
Tel. # (088) 227-26517
Dave
Thanks for sharing that, Dave.
hi,
i just want to inquire abt extending my stay when i come over to philippines, i was there in february and came back to nigeria in march.
i am planning to marry there in phil, willl this give me added advantage to get a resident permit in the country or how can i extend my stay when i come over.
will i get BID office in bacolod or kabankalan to renew my visa
helo sir Bob,, i just wanna asked on how Bureau of Immigration help me?
Hi JAss – If you are a Philippine citizen, then the BoI would not be of assistance to you. That is for foreigners who want to visit or live in the Philippines.
In the presidential law it cant be work who are blood relationship,in one institution.. Why it happen in davao of immigration, wife of noel palaganas has tel me that the chief of their was mother,daughter. And the chief of intelligence Peter Paul Palaganas and his son Noel Palaganas working in that institution.. Where is the PRESIDENTIAL LAW?
hi bob im jenn i just want to ask if i can apply a visa here in embussy of davao city
hi bob its jenn agian i want to ask also if my 2 sons i can get them also a visa?
Hi Jen – A visa to go to what country? What country are you a citizen of? I need to know those things before I can answer your question.
Hi my boyfriend and I are planning to have a vacation in Thailand, Just want to ask are any requirements to be consider so we could push thru that plan without holding me in the airport by immigration? plz i need a reply.
Hi! I am married to an Indian National. Can we apply for Temporary Residence Visa in immigration office in Davao? From where we can get details of requirements?
Thanks.
Sure, Jasmine, just go to the Bureau of Immigration on J.P. Laurel and the people there can give you everything you need to apply.
hi sir bob,i’m rowena i can’t asked you they have a bureau immigration here in tagum city…….thanks a lots…….god bless you..thanks…..
Hi rowena – I am sorry, I don’t know the answer to your question.
Hii ! Mr.Bob,
My boy friend is an Indian National & staying in a African country where there is no Philippines Embassy or Consular office is located. He want to visit to Davao for 20 days during X-mas this year. Is there any provision under which immigration office can issue a landing permit for him. After landing in Davao he can apply for visa. Please advise.
Best Regard.
Hello Maria K – As far as I know, he does not need any visa. I never even heard of a “landing permit” I don’t believe there is such a thing. He should be issued a 21 day visa waiver upon his arrival in the Philippines. If he is planning to stay only 20 days, no visa should ever be necessary. I know this is the case for most people, although I am not 100% sure for an Indian National. Check with the Bureau of Immigration to be 100% certain.
Hii! Thanks for your sooo quick reply..
But pre arranged visa is required for Indian Nationals. Visa free entry or visa on arrival is not allowed for Indian & some other nationals.
Best Regards
Hi Maria – If Indians are not allowed to avail of visa free entry, it would be best for you to talk to the BoI about how to handle this particular case. Good luck!
Hi! how do i go about validating status of an alien residing and doing business here in davao?
hi bob good afternoon im in a big problim right now i have a friend his an american he stay here in davao almost 10 monthhs but he pay in emmigration only 4 months and he did not pay the six months.the problim he cant pay it bcuz he dont have money bcuz all his money taken by her gf.and hes gf gone bcuz they run with her other boyfrnd..what can i do he want to go back in usa but he dont have money and i dont know what can i do to help him.pls help me to save him
thanks
hope you can advice me soon its better. and im sorry also i dont know how to speak english verry good hope you understand.
Hi grace – maybe he can borrow some money from family in the States. Other than that, I don’t really have any ideas.
i am filipino married to a japanese, me and my daughter japanese plan to visit philippines next month for more than 3 mos.my question is she need to apply visa?pls reply asap pls!!! good day!!!!
Hi meralyn – If your daughter is a Philippine citizen and has a Philippine passport she will not need a visa. Otherwise, she needs a visa.
Hi bob,good day to you,
I am a pilipina and married with an american residing now here davao almost 6 months.I want to apply ACR card for my husband but i dont have idea what are the requirements. My husband is a pilot and he is not always stay long here davao.He just stay for 2 to 3 week every he spend his off duty.every 2 and half months he is outaside philippines..Could you send me and email regarding ACR application requirements?
Thanks and looking forward for your response
Hi Jennifer – You should just go to the Bureau of Immigration on J.P. Laurel, and they should be able to take care of you there.
thank you for your response! she is japanese citizen and have japanese passport.according to my friends when we arrived in manila int’ airport we just go to the immigration office inside the airport and tell them that we stay for more than 3 mos. in the philippines, then they just seal (BALIKBAYAN SEAL) our passport .is it true or rumor?
hi bob, good morning! I’m a filipina maried w/ japanese ..we have a child 2yrs old, and she’s overtayed n the philippine for 6months…please help me…..
Hi genelene – About the only advice I can give is to go the Bureau of Immigration, find out how much the fines are, and pay them.
Also, you can then apply for dual citizenship for your child, and she can stay here as long as you want her to stay.
thank yuo bob, god bless u!!!
im a filipina with a fiance an Australian he is been here for 10mnths and he wants me to come with him for a 10days visit in australia ,what will be our moves for me to get a visa only a 10days visit in australia. thank you and Godspeed.
Hello dons – Your inquiry is not related to the Bureau of Immigration at all, you will not need to deal with them. Make sure you have a passport, and then apply at the Austrian Embassy for a tourist visa. I don’t have any idea what the requirements are, or the procedure, though, since I am not Australian. Good luck
ok thank you for the info and the response.God Bless
hi bob my fiance has 59 days staying here and he need to extend it even for 10 days more so it have possible he can get the extension? tnx GOD bless
Lina – There is no such thing as a 10 day extension, but if he visits the Bureau of Immigration office he can extend for an additional 59 days with no difficulties. He can continue such 59 day extensions until he has been here for 16 months, then he must leave the country.
hi bob tnx for the responsed. but i have one more question, after the 59 days of staying here and if he going to asian country for one week it is possible him to enter philippines again after that?tnx again more power!!!
No need to go for one week, Lina. Even one day, and he can come back for another 16 months stay.
If i want ro apply for a 13a visa and i have a merriage certificate since the year 2000 , it is ok if i havent permition of lgal . . . from the embassy? sorry i dont know that paper exact name.
Hi soja – I am sorry, I don’t understand what your question is.
Sorry for bothering, i have 5 children frm my filipa wife and there certificates of birth according to the merg certificate authenticated all. thanx Bob
wow thats was very good i ddnt see like ur care in quic response thanx . wat i mean i want to apply for visa ( residense ) like yours through my wife because i married a filippina. so i have all recuirement exept one : a paper from my embassy called me be : permition for marrage or legal sdtatus for marrage but i cant obtain that paper easly because the system in that countrey . it is ok if i ddnt bring that paper? is the marrage contract is enouph because i have many childrens now?
hi Bob! my bf is in egypt but he is a nigerian. he wanted to come over by processing his papers here by a friend instead of applying by himself in phil embassy there. is there such a called cable visa and can u give me an idea how much it really costs?
Hi apple – I am sorry, but I really have no idea on this one.
Hi bob! I just want to ask if through BID I can be able to check if the person I’m tracing is already in the Philippines? I’m waiting for an ofw who refused to communicate about his arrival. Hoping for your immediate response. Thanks and more power to you!
I’m sorry, Martin. I really have no idea. Why don’t you contact the BoI and ask them directly?
ok i will. Tnx anyway.
hello sir i am ronny i am her for 8month how much it will cause me to pay my over stay in immigration pls help me thank u god bless
Hi Bob. I’ve been reading your blog, and also Feyma’s blog for the past few weeks. My husband (an American Citizen) and I are planning on moving permanently to Davao in March. So I was trying to find out how my husband could get a 13A visa. Just want to say…awesome site…really great for those who are moving to Davao!! =)
hi bob this is ronny i am waiting for your ans pls help me thank u god bless
Hi ronny – I didn’t answer because your question doesn’t make sense to me. If I understand it correctly, it seems that you overstayed your visa. If so, go to the Bureau of Immigration office and work it out with them before you end up in big trouble.
If I didn’t get your question correct, please rephrase it so it make a little better sense.
Thank you.
hi bob thank u for answering my question i means to say i hav over stay her in philipiness more them 6 months can u help me to tell how much it will cause me if i want to pay my over stay for 6 months.
Hi Bob- I have a question.. I wiLL gOing tO bring my son (11 mOnths oLd) in the Philippines for a vacation this month March and his a US Citizen. How long he can stay with me in the Philippines?? Thank u in advance and Have a good day!
Hello Luningning – Your son, regardless of age, is no different than any other US Citizen. First, though, I should ask… are you a US Citizen? If you are a Philippine Citizen, then your son also is a Philippine Citizen, and if you get his Philippine passport he can stay here as long as you want. If you do not get your son’s Philippine Passport, then he can stay here for 21 days, then he can renew his visa every 59 days until he has been here for 16 months. Or… if you are a Philippine Citizen, or a former citizen, your son qualifies for a Balikbayan Visa, in which case he can stay for 1 year with no need to check in at Immigration.
hi Bob, this site is very useful…i just want to ask …my fiance is British and he will come this may without tourist visa.. can we extend his stay by another 38days here in immigration cdo? can he book round trip ticket already before coming to Phil. after 38 days extension to stay here in phil? or he will get a round trip ticket good for 21 days only then re sched later after we extend his stay here in cdo? help me bob pls…tnx
Hi sweet17 – Your fiance should just go to the Bureau of Immigration office before his 21 days visa expires and apply to extend it to 59 days. He will fill out some forms, and pay a fee, that’s all, no big hassles. He can book his round trip for the period he desires to stay, it should not be a problem.
Hi Bob, thank you for your fast answer…one more question bob…what if we will extend the stay of my fiance here by 38 days but plan to go back to his place only after 35 days ..he will not wait to finish the 38 days for hes extention here…is it ok bob? or he need to stay here in phil on that 38 days that he extend then thats the time he will back home?..thank you bob
Hi sweet17 – Yes, the visa allows him to stay up to 38 more days. He can leave anytime he wants though, it doesn’t force him to stay here.
hi bob,
am an indian, a student in singapore holding a student pass. my g/f is a filipino..i was der in davao 4 time tis year and last year..
i would like to ask u is it possible for my g/f to get a visa for me from philippines??
if so wat are the requirements?? hope u can help me a n g/f to b together..
Hi Kitty – You should visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore and you should be able to get a Visa there.
i over stayed now here in the philippines and have no money and its past my day to go home and the airlines cant get me a open seat to go home so iam stuck with over stay and no money and no one to send me money how long can i stay and what will happen to me if they get me
Hi Sid – I don’t know what nationality you are, since you did not tell me. However, if you go to your country’s embassy in Manila, many of them will pay your way back home as a loan if you are indigent. You will need to go to the bureau of immigration and work out the problem. There will be fines to pay, although it won’t be that much. What happens if you don’t take care of this? You may end up in Immigration jail.
iam form the USA i been here for almost 3 months now my family dont have the money they said they would send so iam stuck no money and way home my tickit is past due so no tickit to get home and what is immigration jail and how long
hello bob, i’m a flipino..is it possible 4 me 2 take a visa 4 b/f here in davao…he is an indian working in s’pore…can u giv med # of phil immigration in davao…thkz..
Hi Shona – No, that’s not possible. Getting a Visa is something that only he can do, and he will need to do it in India or Singapore, before coming here.
Hi Bob, I am British and I have been in the Philippines since Oct., 2006 I made two small break to go back to UK in the first year and since Aug., 2007 until march this year I have been permanently here, just renued my Visa every two months. In that time I meet and married a Filipina (legally) we went to Singapore the first week march this year for 5 days to break my long stay. I have now got a 1 month Visa when that finishes I then go on the system of a Visa every two months as a tourist. I wish to apply for a resident Visa, can you give me some information on how I should apply?…I also know about the high prices agency’s charge for their service. Hope to hear from you soon….Many thanks..
Hi geonne – All you need to do is go to the Bureau of Immigration and ask for an application for a 13a visa. No need for an agency or anything, just follow the instructions that the Bureau of Immigration give you. It’s too late now, but you could have applied for a Balikbayan Visa when you came back from Singapore and been able to stay a year with no need to pay anything or extend.
hi bob,i have a problem with my husband and i want to cancel his visa,he had already a record in immigration office and he also had police blotter and i have also medical records when the time he beats me,and now his gone and leave me with a lots of debts.i don’t know where he is right now,may i know what i’m going to do to cancel his visa and deport him.
Hi lezel – I am sorry to hear that you are having these kinds of problems. Nobody deserves to be beaten, that is for sure. I guess the only thing you can do is go to the Bureau of Immigration and they should be able to help you, but if he already left and went elsewhere I am not sure how much they can do to help you. I do wish you good luck, though.
Hello Bob, is it necessary to get health certificate in applying for a tourist visa in Australia? All my expenses will be paid by my partner, coz i don’t have money here. For how many months will it take to get my visa? Can a travel agency here in Davao process it for me? Thanks a lot.
Hi finah – To be honest, I have never been to Australia in my life, so I just have no idea.
Hello Bob!
I have a friend Andrew, who is a UK citizen. To be brief, he is in an ‘overstay’ situation, and is totally without any money or any source of income. and has been for a number of years! He plans to declare himself indigent to the Phil Immigration people, unable to pay his backpayments for overstaying etc, unable to pay exit taxes at NAIA, but he has a valid one way plane ticket back to the UK. He is not married to any Filipina!
Can you give any advice please as to how he can get out of the country.
Many Thanks Rod.
Hi Rod – Your friend is in a tough situation. I would recommend that he contact the British Embassy in Manila first and see what assistance they can provide for him, or what their advice is. They may be able to offer some assistance. Short of that, probably his plan of declaring himself indigent is about all he can do, although I don’t know for sure what the Philippine authorities will say or do. If he can get some financial assistance from family or friends, he probably would not need that much money to get everything up do date.
Good luck.
Hi Bob
Many thanks for your speedy reply. I will pass your info on to him, personally I think that Indigency is the best route, following contact with the Brit Embassy.
Thanks again Rod.
I ‘m a Canadian Citizen. I will be marrying my wife(filipina citizen) in Davao, this May. I do not have a tourist visa. I want to live and work in the Philippines. Can I apply for a Philippines Permanent Resident Visa (13A) at the BI in Davao without applying for a tourist visa?
I have read that, in my case, I need a tourist visa, then apply to have the status changed into a Permanent Resident Visa after meeting the requirements. Is this true? If so, can I go to the BI in Davao, Consulate in Cebu or the Embassy in Manila to apply for the tourist visa? Or do I have to apply for a 38 day extension and mail my required documents back to Canada and then wait for them to send me back my passport with the visa?
You don’t need to get a tourist Visa, James. You, I believe, must be here with a tourist visa waiver (you entered the country for a 21 days stay, without a visa), correct? Just go to the BoI and apply for a 13A. You will need to renew your stay during processing time, but that’s all you should need.
mam/sir can i have ur contact # in your office
Hello Bob,
my swedish boyfriend and i plan to live here in davao city.
He is 39 years old and he has work experience in insurance company for 17 years in sweden.
And now i just wanna know if Davao city have some possible company that would accept him if he likes to work in a company or maybe some insurance company?
hope to hear from you soon.
thanks,
Enjielyn
Hi Enjielyn – I recently wrote an article about getting a job in the Philippines. It would be a good idea for you and your boyfriend to read it, as I think it will steer you in the right direction. Here is a link: Getting Real about jobs in the Philippines.
hi bob
i hope u can help me i got married at 08/03/2010 in my county tunisia is in north africa my wif is australian citizen and i should go to the australian mbassy in gypte is th only australian mbassy near to my country and my wife sh pregnant i want to know how long it take till i get my visa and what i hav to do i alrady had my fourms and pappers the embassy need it and im waiting for my wife to send me her pappers too . help please.. im looking for permnant partner visa
thank u
Hello hamdi – I am sorry, I know nothing about the laws of Australia or Tunisia. I am American and live in the Philippines. I am afraid I can offer you no assistance.
hi bob good day!
i have a bf, he is American, but he is working now in UK. he wanted to petition me for staying and work in UK, it is he possible to apply a petition? even he is not a resident in UK?
what are the requirments for petition?
i just wanna ask also where i can get a visa? and what are those requirmets?
thank you and god bless you
Hi jolyfred – To be honest, I am not much of an expert on British law, so I don’t know for sure on this. I do not believe it is possible for him to petition you to the UK, but I am not positive. Good luck.
hello bob, good day!
do you have any idea about in bermuda law’s?
if i visit in bermuda, they required tourist visa?
thanks for the information you gaven us
god bless you
I really have no idea on that. I know about Philippine and US Immigration laws, but not others.
where i can apply us passpot?
Are you a US Citizen, Jolyfred?
no i am not a us citizen.. i am a filipino
can apply visa here indvao?
Hi jolyfred – since you are not a US Citizen you cannot apply for a US Passport, those are only for US Citizens.
For a US Visa, you will need to apply in Manila, since the US does not have an Embassy or Consulate here in Davao.