Visa Requirements and Fees
for Balikbayan
Former Filipino citizens who
have been out of the country still enjoys one year visa
free entry to the Philippines. It is necessary to bring
identification document of their former nationality
(i.e. old passport or birth certificate) if asked to
show evidence of nationality. The Balikbayan priviledges
"are not extendible to the family members of Filipino
balikbayan".
Spouses and children of Balikbayans are no longer entitled
to the Visa Free Entry privileges.
There are special requirements for
the entry of unaccompanied minors. Additional information
concerning entry requirements may be obtained by contacting
your nearest Philippine
Consulate or from the Philippine Embassy
*Visa Fees
|
13(a)
|
Spouses of Filipino
citizens and unmarried children under 21 years
of age |
300.00
|
|
13(b)
|
Children born abroad
of Philippine permanent resident |
300.00
|
|
13(c)
|
Children born abroad
subsequent to issuance of the immigrant visa of
the accompanying parent, the visa not having expired
|
300.00
|
|
13(d)
|
Filipino women who
lost their Philippine citizenship by marriage
to a foreign national |
300.00
|
|
13(e)
|
Former Filipino citizens
returning for permanent residence |
300.00
|
|
13(f)
|
Former Filipino naturalized
in a foreign country |
300.00
|
Notarial
and Other Miscellaneous Services
* Per Department of Foreign Affairs Order No.
07-00 as of 1
May 2002
ALL PRICES ARE STATED
IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS (AUD. Please contact the nearest Philippine
Consulate for queries or clarifications.
Related Information:
Philippine
Consular Establishments in Australia
Important Telephone
Numbers While in the Philippines
Useful Link:
Department
of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Australia
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