9a: Temporary Visitor's Visa for Pleasure (Tourist Visa)

The maximum length of stay authorized for the Philippine Embassy, New Delhi to issue for a temporary visitor's visa for pleasure is 59 days for each entry.

• Applicant's bank statements for the 2 year period immediately before the visa application is filed (Credit cards, travelers checks and cash are not acceptable as proof of funds.)
• Documents to show applicant's income and payment of income tax by the applicant for the two (2) year period immediately before the visa application is filed
• Copy of hotel booking, if applicable.
• 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, applicant's Registration of Company/Business.
• If Student, applicant's Certificate of Enrollment.
• If minor, documents from applicant's parent or legal guardian to show income and financial capacity for the two (2) year period immediately before visa application is filed.
  
  
• 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 should be submitted
  
  
• If Unmarried Minor Child of a Filipino Parent
  
  
• Authenticated Birth Certificate (Indian Birth Certificate authenticated by Indian Ministry of External Affairs; Philippine Birth Certificate authenticated by the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs
  
  
• If under 15 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 dependent of Philippine working visa holder with pending application for a Dependent's Visa filed at the Bureau of Immigration and with intention of converting temporary visitor's visa to dependent's visa (per Foreign Service Circular 49-06):
  
  
• Letter from the Philippine-based company confirming the relationship of the visa applicant/s to its foreign- national employee (principal) and attesting to the filing of a petition for a visa category corresponding to the purpose of stay in the Philippines.
  
• Copy of the Sponsoring Company's application with, and duly received by, the Bureau of  Immigration (BI) or the Department of Justice (DOJ)
  
• Faxed communication from the Department of Foreign Affairs (Visa Division) confirming that the applicant has a pending petition for a dependent's visa at the BI or DOJ. (The sponsoring company should submit the same copies of the petition to the DFA- Visa Division for its authenticity to be established.)
  
• Documentary Evidence proving that the principal holds an appropriate visa and is a legal resident in the Philippines (e.g. Alien Certificate of Registration issued by the Bureau of  Immigration)
  
  
  

9a: Temporary Visitor's Visa for Business

( The maximum length of stay authorized for the Philippine Embassy, New Delhi to issue for a temporary visitor's visa for business is 59 days for each entry.)

• Letter of invitation from the reference person or company in the Philippines, if applicable
• 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, salary details, salary payments
• If self-employed, Registration of Company/Business
• If with pending application for a Working Visa filed at the Bureau of Immigration and with intention of converting temporary visitor's visa to working visa (per Foreign Service Circular 49-06):
  
  
• Letter from the Philippine-based company confirming its intention to engage the services of the visa applicant and attesting to the filing of a petition for a visa category corresponding to the purpose of entry.
• Copy of the Sponsoring Company's application with, and duly received by, the Bureau of  Immigration (BI) or the Department of Justice (DOJ)
• Faxed communication from the Department of Foreign Affairs (Visa Division) confirming that the applicant has a pending petition for a working visa at the BI or DOJ. (The sponsoring company should submit the same copies of the petition to the DFA- Visa Division for its authenticity to be established.)
• For spouse, copy of Certificate of registration of Marriage and for minor unmarried children, copy of Certificate of Birth, authenticated by the Ministry of External Affairs (Patiala House)
  

9f: Student Visa

( Authority to issue student visa has to be received by the Philippine Embassy from the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs before a student visa can be issued. Please note that personal appearance is required when applying for a student visa.)

9G: Pre-arranged Employment Visa

(Authority to issue Pre-arranged Employment Visa has to be received by the Philippine Embassy from the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs before this visa can be issued.)

47 a-2: Special Non- Immigrant Visa

(This is issued to foreign nationals who are proceeding to the Philippines as professors, scholars, trainees, participants, fellows, students, technicians, personnel and their dependents under certain programs and entities including but not limited to Asian Institute of Management, East Asia Pastoral Institute and Philippine Economic Zone Authority or PEZA-registered companies. Authority to issue 47 A-2 Visa has to be received by the Philippine Embassy from the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs before this visa can be issued.)