Tourist Visa Issues In The Philippines & My Shoebox Room In Japan!

[@GiointhePhilippines]

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[@flybynight1946]

Been here over a year, and yes, last time they asked the questions. Why are you staying so long? Do you have a wife or family here? They even asked me if I have a girlfriend. But, now I know they are being instructed to ask these questions. I felt his attitude to be neutral, and he did not seem motivated to not let me extend. I answered, he nodded, and I got the extension. He did not ask me to switch to another visa.

[@jemmrich]

There is also the Special Investor's Resident Visa (SIRV). You need to invest a minimum of $75,000 USD in a Philippines publicly traded company to get the permanent visa but as I am years away from the retirement visa and it's something I am looking into once I am there and more established and don't want to worry or reply on the tourist visa requirements (renewals, exit clearance, exit tickets, etc).

[@bigdog4342]

Because of this added scrutiny, I attempted to complete an Online Visa Extension Application thru Immigration Website where I am already registered. I was Declined and advised to make an actual in person visit to an office. I have been here five years, not married, and it would be a real PUSH to deposit the $10K for the SRRV if required, which would leave me no emergency funds for medical or home travel if needed. I am 74 years old, and want to live here without returning back to USA to live, where its is not adorable for me.

[@youngandfree93]

Is there a way you can make some extra income? Most countries require some sort of retirement visa to retire on. $10k isn't too bad

[@gary_in_the_Philippines]

SSRV regular giving up $10,000 can be unaffordable. that can be a show stopper for many then.

[@LAW-wj3oj]

I been living in the Philippines for 1year & 8 months, I just did my 2 month visa 2 days ago , They didn’t ask me any questions, I was there 10 minutes & paid my 2 month visa , Just be nice when you do your visa , No problem with my visa.

[@chocolatecookie8571]

Can you explain it please, because if you lived there for 1.8 years how come you now have a 2 month visa?

[@SirMikeMiller]

@@chocolatecookie8571you are only allowed a two month visa extension on a tourist visa now. You use to be able to get a 6 month extension but they quit offering that. So now, everyone on a tourist visa must go in every two months to get an extension unless you get a 13a or SRRV (Special Resident Retiree Visa). You are allowed to stay up to three years before you have to exit the country but you must complete an exit interview. Exit interviews are required if you stay over six months and wish to leave so most of us take a short trip to Thailand or Vietnam at 5.5 months to avoid the exit interview and to reset our tourist visa. An exit interview is required if you stay 6 months in country.

[@SirMikeMiller]

I just renewed my visa extension in Duma this week. The guard helped me fill out the form and I wasn’t asked any questions.

[@damncars2618]

Wow, everywhere is getting expensive. I gladly go back to the USA every 6 months. I had no questions on my 1st tourist Visa extension. Sounds like it's not going to ne a problem for those who regularly leave. Since housing inflation is over 5% in the USA and may spike if the interest rates drop, it makes sense to me that keeping a USA residence is vital. So be careful with the decision to sell your home guys. Owning a house can save money and secure your future in the Philippines. Looking to the future, I also think SSI will decrease by 30% and the dollar will fall as the Fed lowers interest rates to save the economy. I know it's not welcome news. But it seems that most Vloggers don't report bad news because it doesn't help their algorithm.

[@anandvora4481]

I think 3 years continuous stay as a tourist is a very liberal policy. It was a matter of time before it is amended. But they also need to be flexible with the SRRV. Like being able to apply while outside the Philippines. Another rigid requirement that I just found out is that proof of a pension/SS/annuity is required. I don't plan to apply for SS till age 70, which means I'm precluded from applying for SRRV till that time!

[@lmcc0072]

$60 usd for a room in Tokyo is pretty good even though it’s sort of small. I once stayed in a hotel in Hong Kong that was literally 8’ X 8’ (including the bathroom). I’m 5’11” and my head was able to touch one wall and my feet the other when I was laying on the bed. The shower was a wand that hung over the toilet. That room was $35/night back in 1999. I stayed there for 3 weeks.

[@jonb3189]

Gio, I've lived in Tokyo for circa two decades now. That is your typical Japanese businessman hotel room. Before Covid, that room would have cost 4000 yen. Since Covid, hotels have skyrocketed, mostly due to the weak yen and number of foreign tourists entering the country with their own strong currency. It really squeezes the locals. That said, overall costs living in Tokyo is cheap. My apartment (East side of Tokyo) which is far larger than that hotel goes for $500/month. While here, you may want to hit Yoyogi Park, Shinjuku, Harijuku, the dog which is so famous at Shibuya, Asakusa (Get there via the Tsukuba Express), and perhaps Ginza the shopping district. Ueno Park too is a nice place and not far from where I'm at.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

We will definitely hit up those spots.

[@jonb3189]

@@GiointhePhilippines There is Rainbow Bridge, and you can walk across it. It's a must go -- especially at night. That entire area is really amazing, highly recommended.

[@smllville007]

Gio I literally just sold everything and moved here , I’m 38 years old , never been in the military, I’m not married or even dating anyone yet, so the tourist visa is literally the only option I have . I took advice that they’re not gonna change the tourist visa but now there’s issues. I cant afford to hop all over the world I came here because I’m disabled and the warmer weather, cheap cost of living, people speak English, very friendly, that’s why I came here. I literally have no other options. There’s nothing to go back to in the US that’s why I left. The cost is so high that I couldn’t afford to live there. I had to leave. What do I do just marry a woman here to get the 13A? If they don’t give any options for a permanent visa than I can’t do anything. Thailand is taxing income . Every other county you have to keep leaving and coming back and they wanna know why you’re returning again. Would love some solid advice, because the advice I got before coming here isn’t worth much if they keep changing laws. In that case a permanent visa isn’t even guaranteed that they won’t change that and start revoking them. How do you make your hone here if it’s always at risk of being taken?

[@jayb1590]

@smllville007 If I were in your shoes, I wouldn’t worry about it. They won’t question you much unless you’ve stayed in the Philippines for one consecutive year. What I would advise you to do is to leave the country 2-3 days before the 6 month mark so that you don’t have to do the exit clearance. Stay in Thailand or Malaysia for a couple of days and then fly back.. your entry record will be reset to zero again. Try to meet a good Filipina in the meantime and after doing the aforementioned trick 2-3 times, you can consider getting married to get the 13A.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

I agree exit and avoid the ECC every 5.5 months for a few days.

[@philippines2269]

​@@GiointhePhilippines They got rid of the SRRV Smile visa .... I am in the same boat im 43 years old American, I cant get an SRRV VISA. I dont want to marry. But even if I was 50years of age for the SRRV VISA. I cant afford to burn $50,000, yeah I know they say you can invest it...... invest in what? a over priced condo where I cant even own the land? You might as well kiss the $50,000 you pay for the SRRV goodbye, they make it so hard to get your money back, Its all about the money they are forcing foreigners into paying $50,000 just to live in the philippines, I love the philippines but throwing away $50,000 to live there for a SRRV is not worth it to me. I think they called it the "SRRV smile visa", because all you can do is "smile" when you relize how badly you just been screwed out your money.

[@HemiChrysler]

Cambodia 😊

[@SirMikeMiller]

@@jayb1590agree

[@martypoll]

One way to think about it is that 1 year on a tourist entry is plenty of time to test out the Philippines and see if it really is for you. Just don’t plant roots too deep.

[@MrBatteryChanger1]

I was asked a couple of weeks ago to change to a 13a visa. I thought it was a bit strange with all the questions. Time to go on a marriage visa. Policies are changing all the time now.

[@johnlacey3857]

The SRRV is ridiculously expensive. And you can’t marry your Filipina if she’s separated. Of all the problems facing the Philippines, the “problem” of long-term tourists is NOT an issue. Period.

[@martypoll]

“Long-term tourist” is a bit of an oxymoron. There are tourists and there are foreigners staying long term, that is making the country their home. Here in Thailand the equivalent to the SRRV for Americans requires a $22,000 deposit.

[@jdeuraud1096]

@@martypoll “There are tourists and there are foreigners staying long term, that is making the country their home.” Does it matter? There are 37,857 US Expats in the Philippines as of 2024, with median expenses of $1,250 USD per month. This is $47,321,250 USD, per month, of USD put into the local Philippines economies by just US Expats. Just to put things into perspective. The median income for the Philippines is P12,500, per year. A US Expat puts into their local economy, P72,500, per month (At the current exchange rate.). How many of the 37,857 US Expats in the Philippines are on SRRVs, or are willing to commit what is required for SSRVs? How much USD is the Philippines going to loose if they start playing hardball with their Visas? As long as the Expat continues to abide by Philippine Laws, and continue to pay into their local economies, then… Does it matter?

[@Whitepinoy]

Being with a married woman can coz you a lot of problems. Even if they are separated.

[@cecilwampler8733]

Many of the countries in southeast Asia don't seem to desire expats living there long term. I think Cambodia is the last of the places you can go and do a year VISA and just relax. It would suck to be in the middle of a lease and have property, only to have your extension denied.

[@chocolatecookie8571]

You could say I am a conspirocy theorist but I genuinely believe there are big powers at play who don't want us traveling around and certainly not going to live in another country.

[@petermetz9022]

was in Panglao immigration Aug 6th, did my second extension, 2 months, the only question asked was my date of birth when i had to present my ACR card, no issues at all. Enjoy the ride with the bullet train Gio!

[@skip2it426-]

I’m there 6 months out the year. I’m on a tourist visa. I hope it doesn’t affect my stay when I return in November. Great information, thank you for sharing ✌🏾.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Best of luck!

[@thefilipinapee]

PH government is doing what Thailand has done in reorganization of visa system. Keeping out the bums, cheap Charlies and riff raff out of the PH. When visas renewal becomes complicated you will see visa fixers come online. Small, but meticulous clean hotel room. Thanks for posting

[@herbwitt7710]

Hi Geo and Maya ❤ Thanks for sharing your Trip to Japan. It looks very beautiful there. Enjoy your trip.👍

[@GiointhePhilippines]

It really is

[@paulperano9236]

Sounds like senior management is tired of the mess where people keep riding a tourist when they should be using the correct one. Is tightening it all up that bad for the Philippines ? Granted a pain for all the Expats, but maybe good for them too in the long term.

[@ellavalles-c4z]

The Philippines is moving in the direction of the US and other Asian countries like Japan, Singapore and Malaysia. Obviously, you can’t be a tourist here forever !! A memo recently issued by the BI requires immigration officers to verify an alien’s personal information submitted in the extension form. Address, rent/lease, source of livelihood, etc. An in person interview may also be required. In the US - the most a tourist can stay is 6 months. Then you have to leave the US - not a visa run. We are headed towards that direction to preserve our country and screen all undesirables.

[@danielhuntington2116]

....and of course in the USA everyone leaves just like required after 6 months regardless of what visa or permit they have...lol:)

[@johnlacey3857]

Of all the problems in the Philippines, you can NOT make the argument that “undesirable” foreigners on tourist visas is anywhere NEAR being a serious issue. Foreigners pump a lot of money into the system, not to mention helping many poor Filipinas (and their families) a step or two out of poverty.

[@ellavalles-c4z]

@@johnlacey3857 Not really. Because of our lax immigration policies, the Philippines has become a magnet for money launderers, human traffickers, scammers, drug users, drug lords, overstaying tourists and other illegal activities. We have become a haven to other countries’ criminals to the extent that our national security is being compromised. Need to deport these undesirables. Why worry if you are a law abiding alien ?

[@jdeuraud1096]

“Obviously, you can’t be a tourist here forever !!” Why not? There are 37,857 US Expats in the Philippines, with median expenses of $1,250 USD per month. This is $47,321,250 USD, per month, of USD put into the local Philippines economies by just US Expats. Just to put things into perspective. The median income for the Philippines is P12,500, per year. A US Expat puts into their local economy, P72,500, per month. (At the current exchange rate.) So as long as the Expat continues to abide by Philippine Laws, and continues to pay into their local economies, then again… Why not?

[@woobeforethesun]

@@jdeuraud1096 Exactly. The foreigners are a huge net contributor to the Philippines economy and the finances of many Filipino families in much the same way as the heralded OFW’s are sending their remittances home. We pay visa fees, we net contribute financially. What exactly is the downside? I understand a bit more scrutiny to catch those doing the wrong thing, but chasing people away that did no wrong is also chasing the goose that laid the golden egg away too.

[@oncall21]

Great advice and thanks for the heads up Gio. Enjoy Japan. 🇯🇵 🙏

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Thank you! Will do!

[@MichaelStewart-y6b]

$60 per night ! That's half of my monthly rent studio apartment dumaguete GREAT SHOW GIO & MAYA

[@k.f.9875]

They didn’t give me a 6 months extension. They said that is only for those who have job here, or married to a Filipino. So I think I have to extend my visa every 2 months. 😑

[@dugfriendly]

I’ll do SRRV Classic for sure. Thank you! ❤

[@stupadass6989]

I think the Chinese POGO incident has opened up a can of worms with this gambling and the Mayor of Tarlac lying about her nationality and now has disappeared . There are many people just living here with bad intensions that should be not extended .

[@johnevans8328]

i went to extend my visa for the first time ever since arriving here in Davao and i was given a thin paper form to fill out it wanted my address phone number staying for pleasure checked that box turned it in i was told to have a seat and wait for cashier to call my name and a few minutes later i was called and he asked for 3030 pesos.....;paid sat again called they handed me my paperwork said im good till September 16th......i left happy no interview no issues at all. maybe because my foirst time? not gonna worry.....im good for another month.

[@danhunt3652]

That could have a negative effect on tourist traveling to the Philippines

[@KeithFLOOK-wd3uw]

It won't have a negative affect on genuine "tourists" it will only have a negative affects on those trying to stay long term (over 2 years) on a tourist visa rather than them getting a proper long term one.

[@orvillelb]

I just extended for the last time in the Philippines everything was as usual everyone very helpful and courtesy. I think should i come back I would do the Military option. I have the permanent residency visa for Mexico. Sure makes her easy traveling there.

[@danflip1]

the thing is GIO I'm coming over there to save money, I don't have $10,000 to put in there bank so I can get a retirement visa. It would take me years to save up for that.

[@markmitera4521]

You have nothing to worry about other than the dollar dropping in value here right now.

[@MrBatteryChanger1]

Wow if you don't that sort of money to live here, you won't make it. In 30 years I've spent well over 1 million dollars. If your thinking of taking on a wife or having children, your going to be in for a rude shock.

[@BO-mb8rr]

You should not be moving anywhere internationally if you don't have even $10K USD. Start a business, get a side hustle, donate plasma, or do whatever to save at least $10K before you even think of moving.

[@jim4448]

If you go by what bud brown says.. To move to the philippines.. You need about $250,000. USA.. $80.000 to get settled in the philippines 🇵🇭. $20,000 Medical emergency. And save $150,000.. To go back to your home country.. Can you need a approximately $2,000.. In income every month.. A Couple twice this much on income for a month.

[@jim4448]

I actually believe.. Bureau of immigration.. Will be rewriting All the immigration laws. In about 2 or 3 years. From what I am understand.. The president immigration laws are about 60 years old..

[@theblackboxpodcastshow1791]

From what I was hearing Gio and I texted JR from JRC immigration, he agreed that they are pushing the laws that where already in place plus their is a POCOS situation with illegal Gambling and a heavily influenced Chinese Immigrant population who are working there illegally and they want to crack down on people who are working in the Philippines without the proper documentation/ immigration visas but I do agree, as my plan all along was to come there to save money to apply for the SSRV smile visa , which I can have the money before the year deadline

[@GiointhePhilippines]

That sounds right and understandable.

[@Joshua_DeMoss]

Seems like it would be easier to just buy a flight to Singapore for $30-$40 every 6 months then just re-enter. Inconvenient yes but better than dealing with questions after the 1 year mark.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

I totally agree.

[@DJ33970]

A flight to Singapore for $30 - $40? Can I have some of what you're smoking? lol

[@SirMikeMiller]

Just fly to Thailand every 5.5 months and stay a day or two. No problems and no exit interview.

[@youngandfree93]

It's so much common-sense. A tourist visa is meant for touring around not living here. If people are too broke to get a long term visa then they should go back home and get working.

[@MarkJensen-lb3bf]

I'm curious why you chose the 13A over the SRRV for veterans? Is the 13A cheaper, or better? Thanks in advance.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Well, no deposit of $1500 required with the 13A

[@fuzznakano]

i live in tokyo. summer is not a good time to visit imho.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

You're right. However, we are still really enjoying it.

[@stevekendzior7430]

Im thinking if possible,when I do retire here in the US,Ill go ahead an apply for a retirement visa for the Philippines before I even move out there,so I will have it allready when Im in the Philippines.Of course Im thinking another several years from now.

[@davidkaiser810]

Curious: Why is Maya wearing a mask?

[@cbsguy6363]

@@davidkaiser810 I asked that question…she wasn’t feeling well

[@bonkymnobols5466]

1 month until arrival! Let's goo

[@JimboandGhen]

7 weeks for us. Let's go and already got my 13A.

[@phoenix7924]

Amazing how quiet they are in public

[@TomandAmyinthePI]

Nice built in bum sprayer.....Yeah that room has very economical dimensions...lol If You turn around too fast You bump into Yourself...lol

[@Chaka2479]

Gio, did you stay at an APA hotel? Looks familiar. I was stationed in Japan and always stayed solo at APA. Very affordable and nice for the price. Seemed like 1/2 the cost of nearby hotels but also 1/2 the size.

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Yes I did

[@marvinphillips1326]

That maybe happening in Dumaguete but not in Trece? I renew every second month and have never been questioned. Last renewal was a week ago. FYI, going on my second year here.

[@ellavalles-c4z]

Phil Immigration laws are applicable regardless of your location in the Philippines.

[@KeithFLOOK-wd3uw]

Only right for the Philippines to be handling tourist visas properly. Tourist visas should be just for that .. tourists not someone that want to live there permanently. I have been there 3 times in the last 2 years for a month each time but will be moving there permanently within the next two months .. the first thing I will be doing is to arrange to change my visitor visa to a proper SRRV retirement visa.

[@bobbygoodin4147]

How does the military visa work? I'm a disabled US veteran with 8 years of service and an honorable discharge. Is there any benefit over the other visa options?

[@Traveling-boomer]

It makes perfect sense. If you’re living here you need to be on permanent visa anyways a tourist visa just isn’t the correct visa that’s only for visitors very short term. You shouldn’t be living here on a tourist visa that’s always been my thinking.

[@tonymccreath4540]

Why is your better half wearing a mask?😮😮😮

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Feeling under the weather

[@koufax174]

Vietnam❤

[@robertbritz257]

Gio, I was just going to keep renewing the tourist visa but sounds like I need to apply for a retirement visa. Is there an agency you recommend in Dumaguete or Valencia I can reach out to before I leave on Sept 28th?

[@GiointhePhilippines]

www.jrcconsultancy.com/

[@Lazy-A-L33]

Gio, if I decide to go with a permanent visa, I will go with the Military SRRV visa.

[@orvillelb]

Reminds me of a little room I had in Amsterdam

[@darrylk808]

Reason to choose Western branded hotels. Then again it wouldn't be $60/night.😁

[@cbsguy6363]

Why is Maya wearing a mask?

[@GiointhePhilippines]

She felt a little sick.

[@chocolatecookie8571]

@@GiointhePhilippines the mask will make her even more sick, Gio. The bacteries that are collected in the mask will go to her lungeus. The air is more fresh outside the mask.

[@cbsguy6363]

@@GiointhePhilippines oh ok , hope she’s feeling much better now

[@HoofHearted_Eh]

This is brought about by the current status where thousands of Chinese Nationals take advantage of the Tourist Visa to buy time and end up acquiring fake birth certificates and other fake documents to becoming Filipino citizens (In the wake of the POGO/Alice Guo scandal). Blame the Chinese on this!

[@davidpuente1368]

Maybe you can do a video about retirement visa again and I’ll take notes this time 😅 Ssrrv or whatever

[@MaxPartridge146]

Pacsafe Vibe 28 currently unavailable at that link.

[@johnbergeron9997]

Just went to renew and everything was the same as the last 7 years

[@chocolatecookie8571]

What is Regular Guy going to do?

[@phoenix7924]

Good advice. Always have a backup plam. How was the curry. I love it but never had it in their country.

[@BlutoBlutarski-z3v]

Stop being a cheap Charlie. If you want to live/ retire here, pay for the proper visa. If you can't afford the proper visa, then stay home.

[@oaktownist]

That’s what I’m going to do I’m 43 now going to retire in iliolo at 55 going to buy a condo now with a 10 yer payment plan so when I go there it will be paid off. I have plenty of time to save 10k for a SRRV do it the right way and put all the stress and headaches out the way.

[@stevejacobs4296]

ha ha cheap charlie .. hows that worked out then when a tourist visa can work out to cost more over a period of time ...

[@youngandfree93]

10k is such small money now. Can't people guys are too poor to afford it

[@youngandfree93]

$60 USD for a room is dirt cheap anywhere in world. It's just Philippines isn't normal and far less developed

[@TheMuttonHeadDigest]

If you did a visa run would it eleviate this?

[@smoke1830]

SRRV or soldier visa a bit more? 3,000 US?

[@JenGioPhilippineJourney]

This tourist visa it's about the almighty dollar is my thought plus Philippines is questioning why you here like you said with a Filipina wife and family. So they Want that dollar. Don't blame them they going to tighten up on visas. Watch alot of changes and fees will change

[@TheBigBananaaa]

🙀

[@Davirdcarrol]

So it's just two weeks so you mean tell me you have marry a Filipino woman to stay there for longer period of time or u have keep extend after two months

[@virsapiensfortisest922]

Where is your daughter? Does she not go on vacation with you? 😢

[@wanderlustasia]

Extended my visa 3 days ago no questions asked, and it took 10 mins. Sounds like a Dumaguete problem lol

[@Coffewithsteve]

what you expect for 60 dollars

[@chocolatecookie8571]

60 dollars is very cheap in a metropole city like that. The room is tidy and clean. Gio has become used to PH prices, haha.

[@youngandfree93]

​@@chocolatecookie8571capsule rooms go for $25 to $30

[@charliesult4171]

Should boot people out for 90 days after a year unless they apply for a 13a or srrv. Thats so i can have all the ladies to myself lol

[@Imold774]

Are you forgetting about the 60 million Filipino men. I guess they are invisible to the women

[@BruceCinader]

Did not plan a trip to Japan, but now I will make a plan to never visit Japan.

[@brent2438]

Have you found any good Sushi bars? I can definitely get behind a "Zen moment"

[@GiointhePhilippines]

Amazing sushi 🍣 everywhere. We had some at a conveyor belt sushi place.

[@erwinzado1515]

Your never know eather !!! Spread out what is not confirmed ! Not nice !!!

[@jonfishmacon]

america could fall , and a ton of people will want to get out

[@ivannovotny4552]

They better be careful what they wish for.

[@chocolatecookie8571]

When the US falls, and it will happen soon, the whole world falls.

[@youngandfree93]

And where are they going to go? Philippines? 😂