Philippines Retirement Visa How Apply
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The Philippines are perfect for retirees who want to get away from the loud city lifestyle and enjoy the crystal clear beaches and beautiful tropical weather. There are currently more than 64,000 foreign retirees living in the Philippines.
Foreign nationals who want to make the Philippines their second home can easily obtain a retirement visa through the Special Residence Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) program.
With a Philippines retirement visa, you are eligible to work, study or invest in the Philippines.
Who Can Apply For a Philippines Retirement Visa?You can apply for a Philippines retirement visa under the SRRV program if:
You are at least 50 years old and have a pension; orYou are at least 35 years old and make a deposit of at least $50,000.You have no criminal record.You can financially support yourself and any joining family members.
Deposit for the Philippines Retirement Visa (SRRV)
To receive a Philippines retirement visa, you must make a deposit and meet the monthly income requirements, as follows:
| Applicants aged 50 and above who receive a pension | Amount |
|---|---|
| Deposit | USD 10,000 |
| Pension for a single applicant | USD 800 (monthly) |
| Pension for a couple | USD 1,000 (monthly) |
| If you are bringing more than one child as dependent | Additional deposit of USD 15,000 per child |
| Applicants who do not receive a pension | Amount |
|---|---|
| Deposit for applicants 35 to 49 years old | USD 50,000 |
| Deposit for applicants aged 50 and above | USD 20,000 |
| Deposit for former Filipino citizens (at least 35 years old) | USD 1,500 |
| If you are bringing more than one child as dependent | Additional deposit of USD 15,000 per child |
Collect the Documents Required for a Philippine Retirement Visa
To apply for a Philippines retirement visa, you must collect the following documents:
- An original and valid passport with an updated Temporary Visitor’s Visa.
- Completed PRA Application Form.
- Original and valid medical clearance.
- Original and valid clean criminal records from your home country and an additional NBI clearance (if you have stayed in the Philippines for over 30 days).
- Eight photographs in the 2-inch by 2-inch format.
- An inwardly remitted SRR visa deposit.
- Proof of paid fee.
- Marriage certificate for accompanying dependent spouse.
- Birth certificate for accompanying dependent child.
Additional requirements might be requested depending on the SRR Visa option you choose.Also read: Health insurance for expats in the PhilippinesNote: All documents issued outside the Philippines must be translated into English and authenticated by the nearest Philippine Embassy/Consular Office.
How to Apply For a Retirement Visa in the Philippines?
To retire in the Philippines as an expat, you must register for the SRRV Retirement Program. The procedure for applying for a retirement visa in the Philippines is:
- Schedule an appointment at the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA).
- Choose the appropriate retirement option.
- Collect the documents required for a retirement visa.
- Submit the application to the PRA.
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