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With the recent eligibility requirement for the SRRV program, former Filipinos now have a better chance to come home sooner and reconnect with the country they still call home. Many kababayans who have become naturalized citizens abroad—especially in countries that do not recognize dual citizenship—now have an easier path to reconnect with the Philippines and enjoy long-term stays without the need for constant visa renewals. The SRRV offers a practical, flexible, and dignified solution for Filipinos who wish to return home more often, invest, retire, or simply stay close to their roots while maintaining their life abroad.

Be sure to check the updated visa deposit guidelines for the SRRV Courtesy Program for Former Filipinos, as shown below. These updates provide former Filipinos with more flexible retirement options and a smoother path back to the Philippines.

Ready to begin your retirement journey in the Philippines? Learn more about the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa and how to apply by visiting https://pra.gov.ph/SRRVisa today.

The Philippine Retirement Authority has recently updated the eligibility requirement to apply for the SRRV program. This makes it easier for retirees and long-term tourists to start their retirement journey sooner. Now, more people can enjoy the benefits of living and retiring in the Philippines.

Be sure to check the updated visa deposit guidelines, especially for the SRRV Classic program, which are shown below. Staying informed helps you plan your retirement smoothly.

Ready to start your retirement adventure in the Philippines? Learn more about applying for the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa and enjoy a worry-free transition. Visit https://pra.gov.ph/SRRVisa today.

Please file your Annual Report 2025

NOTICE TO ALL REGISTERED FOREIGNERS IN
THE COUNTRY
[Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and ACR I-Card Holders]
*PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY
To comply with the Alien Registration Act of 1950, all registered foreigners are hereby directed to report to the Bureau of Immigration within the first sixty days of every calendar year (January 1 – March 1). Failure to make the report shall be ground for the cancellation of the ACR I-Card or ACR.

For details on annual reporting and for the 2025 Annual Report Guidelines please see the information on this link: https://immigration.gov.ph/2025-annual-report-advisory.

Annual Reporting is available at Robinsons Place Ermita Manila (4th Level, Center Atrium), Mall of Asia, Pasay (Government Service Express), Bureau of Immigration Offices nationwide, and online through https://e-services.immigration.gov.ph/.

For the step-by-step process of walk-in online registration and online (virtual) annual
reporting please see the information on this link: https://bit.ly/3C01pCJ.

THOSE REGISTERED FOREIGNERS INTENDING TO DEPART THE COUNTRY are advised to make their annual report before their departure date either by walk-in or online (virtual) annual reporting to avoid inconveniences at the airport.

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