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FOREIGN SPOUSES, PARTNERS OF PREGNANT PH NATIONALS, MINOR CHILDREN, AND PARENTS OF PHILIPPINE NATIONALS MAY APPLY FOR VISA TO ENTER THE PHILIPPINES

The Philippine Embassy in Seoul wishes to inform the public that pursuant to the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF- EID) Resolution No. 60 dated 30 July 2020, the following foreign nationals are included among those exempt from the temporary suspension of visa issuance:

1.Foreign spouses of Philippine nationals;
2.Foreign minor children and foreign children with special needs, regardless of age, of Filipino nationals; and
3.Foreign parents of minor Filipino children and of Filipino children with special needs, regardless of age.

To apply for a temporary visitor’s visa or 9(a) visa, the aforementioned must submit the following documentary requirements in addition to the prescribed requirements for the issuance of a 9(a) visa:

•Original PSA marriage certificate (for foreign spouse of Filipino national) or original PSA birth certificate (for foreign parent of minor Filipino child), as the case may be;
•Original Korean family registry;
•Documentary proof on the citizenship of the Filipino spouse or Filipino minor child (e.g., PH passport, birth certificate); and
•Other documentary proof establishing the relationship between the foreign national and the Filipino spouse or Filipino minor child.

In addition to the above, the Embassy may also accept and evaluate requests for exemption from the temporary suspension of visa issuance of foreign partners of pregnant Filipino nationals, on humanitarian grounds, subject to the submission of the following, in addition to the prescribed requirements for the issuance of a 9(a) visa:

•Medical certificate on the pregnancy of the Filipino national;
•Duly-notarized affidavit executed by the foreign national that he is the partner of the pregnant Filipino national (and father of the unborn child), and that they have been in a relationship even before the COVID-19 pandemic;
•Other documentary proof establishing the relationship between the foreign national and the pregnant Filipino national; and
•Documentary proof on the citizenship of the pregnant Filipino national (e.g., PH passport, birth certificate)

The abovementioned foreign nationals who wish to enter the Philippines may apply for the appropriate Philippine visa from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, except public holidays. Personal appearance is required. For inquiries, please send an email to [email protected]

Please be reminded of the following: (1) the aforementioned foreign nationals still need to present the pertinent supporting documents to the Immigration Bureau upon arrival in the Philippines; and (2) a visa does not guarantee entry into the Philippines. END ... See MoreSee Less

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