your A13 visa if your wife should die and you have a child

Okieboy Serial expat

659POSTS

11 years ago

I have always wondered what happens to your 13A visa if your wife dies and you have a child? under this memorandum by the BOI Chief i think you can apply for a Quota Visa http://immigration.gov.ph/images/Memora … 14-009.pdf

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boriloco Active member

72POSTS

11 years ago

Wow best topic in a while, thanks

kenjee ViP

19610POSTS

11 years ago

Hello!

Topic is sticked Okieboy! Thanks for this share

Regards
Kenjee
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tonydante Member

17POSTS

11 years ago

Greetings,
I see that this message is a little dated, however, I wanted to give my views on the topic. The 13A , as I understand it, allows you to stay in the country for an extended amount of time. That is why it is very important, to change it to a permanent resident under 13A, as I did. You must still register once a year...it cost about 300 pesos..for the Icard (like a US green card)and is good for 5 years. Then you must renew it, which I also did. It took about 5 days for a new card. This card allows you to live and work in the Philippines.

And I believe as in the US, if something happen to your loved one, you can still stay and live in the Philippines.

Hope this helps.