Tourist Visa Extension – Philippines

7 12 2010
EXTENSION OF STAY

How can aliens admitted under E.O. 408 (non-visa required nationals admitted for 21 days) extend their stay in the Philippines beyond 21 days?

Aliens admitted under E.O. 408 (non-visa required nationals admitted for 21 days) may extend their stay in the Philippines beyond 21 days by applying for a visa waiver at his nearest Immigration Office before the expiration of the 21-day period. This will entitle him to stay in the country for more than 59 days, he should secure extension of stay and register with the Bureau of Immigration, and pay the necessary Immigration fees.

What is the maximum extension of stay that can be granted?

Foreigners holding temporary visitors visa pursuant to Philippine Immigration Act of 1940 and aliens admitted under E.O. 408 may extend their stay in the Philippines every 2 months for a total stay of 16 months. Extension of stay after16 months, up to 24 months need the approval of the Chief of the Immigration Regulation Division. Extension of stay after 24 months need the approval of the Commissioner. (MCL Memorandum dated 31 July 2007)

If a visa expires on a weekend and /or holiday when will be the deadline to apply for extension of stay and pay the corresponding fees?

Effective 17 September 2007, applications for extension of tourist visas as well as payment thereof, shall be made on or before the expiry dates of the alien’s lawful stay, otherwise, payments shall include those for penalties and motion for reconsideration. If the expiry date of the alien’s lawful stay falls on a Saturday or Sunday or a legal holiday, the application for extension of tourist visa and the full payment thereof shall be made on or before the last business/working day immediately preceding the expiry date of the alien’s lawful stay, otherwise, payments shall also include those for penalties and motion for reconsideration. (MCL Memorandum dated 10 September 2007)

Source:  Bureau of Immigration Website (http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=207&Itemid=37)

 





Visa Priority Dates for EB3 (Nurses) – 01-08-05 Visa Bulletin October 2010

25 09 2010

The priority date for the Employment-Based Category 3 (EB3) has moved to January 8, 2005.   This represents a month of movement from last month’s priority date.  For the September 2010 Visa Bulletin, the priority date for EB3 was December 15, 2004.  Below is the October 2010 priority dates for employment-based visa category:

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Free Orientation for UK Visas (ONP) for Nurses (Baguio City)

15 09 2010

Attention nurses (with or without board certificate and with or without experience), we offer free orientation for Overseas Nurse Program (ONP). We conduct free orientations on Mondays and Fridays at 2pm or on other days visa appointment. Contact: 09176246637 or alinsuglaw@gmail.com





NurseLaw Seminar Schedule

17 09 2009

September 21 – Easter College (Faculty)

TBA – Easter College, Baguio City (Students)

September 27 – Elizabeth Training Center,  Magsaysay, Baguio City (9am for morning session; 130 pm for afternoon session).

To request for a free NurseLaw Seminar in your school, e-mail us at alinsuglaw@gmail.com.





NURSELAW: Presentation Outline

10 08 2009

NurseLaw: Knowledge. Law. Options.

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

a. Introduction. NurseLaw: Knowledge. Law. Options.

b. Knowledge of the market

i. Global recession
ii. US as a destination for RN’s
iii. Options?
iv. Statistics on nurses by country
v. Annual nursing graduates
vi. Current issues in/with

1. Hospitals
2. Nursing schools
3. Review centers
4. Nursing aid/LPN schools

vii. Common requirements for jobs

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NurseLaw Seminar on August 15, 2009

30 07 2009

During a global recession and with the door to the US currently closed, whatImmigration labyrinth are the options for nurses? What are the steps in overseas placement? What preventive measures a nurse can take to protect himself/herself from illegal recruitment or being chained by a one-sided contract?
NurseLaw is a seminar specifically designed for nursing students, nursing graduates and registered nurses who are considering to work abroad. NurseLaw aims to provide practical and independent information which even nurses signed up with agencies or employers, may find helpful .
Know the current trends in the overseas nursing industry. Know the rules of the game. Arm yourself with practical knowledge and make informed decisions. It can mean the difference with being stuck and unemployed or happily working in your dream job.

Venue: Quezon Hall, Teachers Camp, Leonard Wood, Baguio City

Time: Basic Seminar August 15, 2009 at 9 a.m. to 12 n.n. or 1:30 p.m. to
4:30 p.m.

Seminar Fee: Students (with valid ID) / Pre-registered – PhP 300.00;
Nurses or Walk-In – PhP500.00 (inclusive of snacks, handouts, small group
consultation after the seminar and online appointment* )

Contact Atty. Homer Alinsug (639176246637) or Jerome Japson
(09194576321) to pre-register for the NurseLaw seminar or to request
one at your school or review center or register online by sending e-mail to
alinsuglaw@gmail.com or homer@alinsuglaw.com

*subject to terms and conditions.





30 06 2009

NurseLaw Flyer








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