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9(g) work visas, SIRV and SRRV resident visas, AEP work permits and more — for you and your team. We handle the BI and DOLE process so you can stay focused on the business.
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13(a) Marriage Visa in the Philippines
The 13(a) immigrant visa for foreigners married to Filipino citizens: eligibility, the probationary and permanent stages, and fixed-fee filing.
Read →47(a)(2) Visa for PEZA & Government Projects
The 47(a)(2) visa for foreigners working with PEZA-registered companies and endorsed projects: eligibility, process, and how Chamberlain helps.
Read →6-Month Tourist Visa (Long-Stay) in the Philippines
How foreigners can extend a Philippine tourist stay up to six months — the extension process, fees, and when a long-stay tourist visa stops being the right tool.
Read →9(g) Work Visa in the Philippines (Pre-Arranged Employment)
The 9(g) work visa for foreigners employed by a Philippine company: who needs it, AEP and PWP, validity, dependants, and fixed-fee filing.
Read →Alien Employment Permit (AEP) in the Philippines
The AEP from DOLE is the prerequisite for most foreigners working in the Philippines: who needs one, the labour market test, and timelines.
Read →Philippine Tourist Visa for Foreigners
Everything foreigners need to know about entering the Philippines on a tourist visa — visa-free entry, extensions, and when you need a formal visa.
Read →Provisional Work Permit (PWP) in the Philippines
The Provisional Work Permit lets foreigners start working while a long-term visa is pending: eligibility, timeline, and fixed-fee handling.
Read →Quota Immigrant Visa (13) in the Philippines
The Philippine quota immigrant visa under Section 13 of the Immigration Act — who it's for, the strict annual cap, and how Chamberlain manages the application.
Read →SIRV — Special Investor's Resident Visa (Philippines)
The Special Investor's Resident Visa (SIRV): the US$75,000 qualifying investment, indefinite residence, dependents, and how it compares to the 9(g).
Read →Special Visa for Employment Generation (SVEG) in the Philippines
The SVEG rewards foreigners who create jobs for Filipinos with a special visa: eligibility thresholds, the application, and fixed-fee handling.
Read →Special Work Permit (SWP) for short work
Who needs a Philippine Special Work Permit for work of up to six months, which documents to file, and how it differs from a PWP, an AEP, and a 9(g) visa.
Read →SRRV — Special Resident Retiree's Visa (Philippines)
The SRRV retirement visa in the Philippines: the September 2025 PRA reform, current deposit and age requirements, and converting the deposit.
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