• Visa application form fully and legibly completed in English by the applicant (Download below)

• One passport size photograph white background taken no more than 6 months ago. Scanned photos are not acceptable.

• Bank statements for the last six months stamped and signed by bank officer

• Original passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the contemplated stay in the Philippines.

• Photocopy of the data and amendment pages of the applicant's passport.

• Itinerary Flight Ticket / Flight Reservation

• Hotel Bookings

• For temporary visitor's visa and transit visa holders: Your return or onward journey plane ticket must be presented to the Philippine immigration officer upon entry into the Philippines.

• For payment details, please refer to Customer Executives

  
  

Note: Depending on the initial evaluation of the visa processors, other documents may be required. Applicants are advised to submit their documents at least two weeks before their scheduled departure for the Philippines. Barring unforeseen circumstances or the need for additional documentary requirements, you can collect your passport Five (5) working days (EXPRESS) / Ten (10) working days (REGULAR) after the date of submission of the complete application form and documentary requirements.

• Please note that no refund of visa application fee will be made if the visa application is denied or if the visa is approved after the applicant’s scheduled departure.

• The Embassy has the sole discretion to deny the visa or to refuse service to any individual.

• Copy of Credit cards and/or travelers checks or foreign exchange endorsement of the passport

• Original, signed letter from inviting party (if applicable) indicating complete address and telephone number.

• If employed, applicant's Certificate of Current Employment from Employer to include employer's full name, address and telephone number, applicant's length of service and salary details

• If self-employed, photocopy of latest Income Tax Return and copy of Personal Assessment Number (PAN) Card

• If Student, applicant's Certificate of Enrollment or Letter of Acceptance from School;

• If minor, under 18 years of age traveling alone or to be accompanied by a person other than a parent or not joining a parent in the Philippines: Affidavit of Support and Consent to Travel. The affidavit must be executed by either or both parents indicating traveling companion of minor and address in the Philippines, duly notarized by a local Notary Public, attested by the MEA  and consular officer of the Philippine Embassy. This affidavit must be presented before immigration officials at the port of entry in the Philippines upon the minor's arrival in the Philippines.

• If Spouse of a Philippine Citizen: Name of Filipino spouse should be indicated in the visa applicant's passport Copy of Report of Marriage issued by the Philippine Embassy or Philippine National Statistics office

• If Unmarried Minor Child of a Filipino Parent: Copy of Birth Certificate and Copy of Parent's valid passports

Indian nationals who wish to visit the Philippines for tourism purposes may be granted visa-free entry into the country in any port of entry (major international airports and secondary international hubs (SIHs), as well as in seaports by passengers on board cruise ships/vessels for an initial authorized stay not exceeding fourteen (14) days, provided they possess the following:

1. Either a valid (used or unused) American (US), Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen, United Kingdom, or Singaporean visa or permanent residence permit;

2. An Indian passport valid for at least six (6) months beyond the date of departure from the Philippines;

3. Return or onward ticket to the next country of destination; and

4. No derogatory record with the Philippine Bureau of Immigration.

The fourteen (14) day visa-free entry may be extended by an additional seven (7) days with the Philippine Bureau of Immigration for a maximum stay of twenty-one (21) days, but is non-convertible to other visa categories.

NOTE:

Presentation of a valid and current AJACSSUK visa does not guarantee outright entry into the Philippines. Regardless of whether the AJACSSUK visa being presented by the Indian national is a single or multiple entry visa or whether it has not yet been used by the visa holder for a multiple entry visa, primary inspection is carried out by immigration officers in such a way that the totality of the circumstances is assessed.