Clasen Business Solutions Inc.
Are you an expat looking to apply for a visa to the Philippines? Clasen Business Solutions is here to assist you every step of the way!
We specialize in processing Philippine visa applications for foreign nationals. Whether you’re planning to stay short-term or long-term, we offer a range of visa options to suit your needs. Let us take care of the paperwork so you can focus on what matters most!
For foreign nationals who intend to stay temporarily in the Philippines
For foreign nationals who intend to reside in the Philippines on a long-term or permanent basis
For eligible foreign nationals who are part of groups authorized by legislation or presidential proclamations to enjoy special entry privileges
The Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI) offers over 20 types of visas. Depending on your nationality, you may be able to enter the Philippines without a visa for up to 30 days. However, if you plan to stay longer, whether for work, study, or business, you must obtain the appropriate visa.
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Work Visas are issued to foreign nationals who intend to work in the Philippines. These visas allow foreign employees to enter, work, and stay in the country legally while employed by a Philippine-based company. Whether you’re joining a local business or participating in a specialized project, we help navigate the visa process for a smooth transition to your new role in the Philippines.
This visa allows foreign workers employed by a registered Philippine company to enter and exit the country multiple times during their contract. It permits the holder to work and stay in the Philippines for the duration of the approved employment contract.
For foreign nationals working in missionary, social, or medical roles. The applicant must participate in a community project, and the local business sponsoring the application must ensure the applicant does not receive income from Philippine sources.
This visa is issued to investors or employees of PEZA- or BOI-registered companies, or individuals involved in oil drilling, as granted by the Philippine Immigration Act of 1940.
A multiple-entry visa for foreign employees working at regional headquarters of multinational corporations in the Philippines. This visa is valid for three years and covers the employee’s spouse and unmarried children under 21.
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Visitor or Tourist Visas are granted to foreign nationals visiting the Philippines for leisure, business, or medical reasons. This visa is perfect for those planning short-term stays, allowing you to explore the Philippines’ vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. With easy extensions, you can make the most of your trip while ensuring you stay compliant with local regulations.
A non-immigrant visa for foreign nationals visiting the Philippines for tourism, business, or medical purposes. Some nationals require an entry visa, while others can enter without one. Visitors are typically granted a 30-day stay upon arrival, with the possibility of extending up to 16 months, depending on their country of origin.
Special Visas are designed for foreign nationals who wish to stay long-term in the Philippines for specific purposes, such as investment, employment generation, or retirement. These visas provide holders with unique privileges, including the option for permanent residency and multiple entries, depending on the visa type. Whether you’re looking to invest in the Philippines or retire in paradise, Clasen Business Solutions is here to guide you.
Grants permanent residency and multiple-entry privileges as long as the holder’s investments remain in the Philippines. Issued by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) with the consent of the Board of Investments.
Allows the holder to live and work in the Philippines with repeated entry privileges, as long as investment conditions are met. Issued by the BI in coordination with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
Allows permanent residency with multiple-entry privileges for retirees. Issued by the BI and recommended by the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA).
Note: Processing will take about four months. Secure necessary exit clearance if there will be a plan of going outside the country before the approved Icard and Visa will come out.