I have read that if you are over 50 and deposit $50,000 you can obtain a retirement visa. Is this money held indefinetly or can you get it back once living in the philippines. I would be very grateful if any has knowledge or even experience of this type of visa. Many thanks in advance
Retirees visa
numbat1
13 May 2009 08:19:34
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DavaoBruce
08 June 2009 10:47:32
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numbat1,
I recently wrote an article on my site about visas here in the Philippines. Part of it was about the retirement visa and a link to their site. Click here
I hope it helps. My site has a lot of other information about living here.
riameme
25 February 2011 13:28:45
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You can contact the Philippine Retirement Authority for more information regarding SRRVisa.
Phone nos.: +632.848.1412
Website: www.pra.gov.ph
female_expat
27 February 2011 19:42:04
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numbat1,
Its best to call or email the Philippines Embassy nearest to you. They'll guide you how to obtain the retirees visa.
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