FAMILY VISIT VISA INQUIRY - 2024
Good day everyone. Thank you in advance for your help.
For clarification, We are planning to get my 11 yrs old son thru Family Visit Visa (under my husband).
1. May I know what are all the documents required by Philippines Immigration and if the child are travelling with me (mother) only, is the travel Permit is required?
2. In Visa application in Qatar, do we need to provide birth certificate of the child with red ribbon from PH and stamp from MOFA? or just normal PSA Birth Certificate?
3 In Visa application , they required Return Flight Ticket, should I book exact 1 month or possible 50 days
4. For the approved visa, do we need to get stamp in Qatar Visa Center in the Philippines.
Thank you..
If you mean authenticated by DFA, seen and signed by Philippine Embassy-DOHA and stamped by Qatar-MOFA, then yes, it is still valid and will be accepted by MOI.
Dear By da_ruru,
Actually we have attested Birth Certificate last 2016. Authenticated by DFA and with stamp of MOFA. Does still valid?
For Metrash Visit Visa application, it WAS not required for an attested Birth Certificate of children. But to be sure better to submit an attested Birth Certificate. Also, have your documents (Marriage and Birth Certificates with Apostille) attested altogether in one time when visiting Philippine Embassy and MOFA. Nowadays it is always better to have attested documents ready.
In Philippine Immigration
1. Your Passport
2. Your QID
3. Your OEC
4. Son’s Passport with Visa sticker
5. Boarding Passes
Just in case, be ready with:
6. Your Marriage Certificate with Apostille
7. Son’s Birth Certificate with Apostille
In Airline’s Check-in counter
1. Passports
2. Your Son’s printed Visa Copy
3. Airport Duties and Fees receipt (Son’s Travel Tax Receipt)
4. Your Son’s Qatar Health Insurance
5. e-Travel QR codes.
@By Molten Metal Thank you for ur warm welcome. Godbless
@By da_ruru Thank you for comments. It's a big help. Much appreciated. In addition, we are both OFW here in Qatar and I will just pick him in the Philippines, still the same requirement right? Thank you.
@By da_ruru Thank you for comments. It's a big help. Much appreciated. In addition, we are both OFW here in Qatar and I will just pick him in the Philippines, still the same requirement right? Thank you.
Hope you are preparing for the journey, God Bless . .. . All , , ,, !!
Wara, He is welcome here, wish your family all the joys, always.
For Question 2. It will be easier if your husband will have your son’s birth certificate (PSA with an APOSTILLE because Philippine Embassy is not accepting documents with red ribbon anymore unless the document with red ribbon has already been previously authenticated by the embassy. After having it authenticated in Philippine Embassy in Doha, he needs to bring the document to Qatar-MOFA.
For Question 3. Return ticket should be dated 30 days starting from the day your husband applies for your son’s visa.
For Question 4. Yes, you need to have it stamped using wwwexpress in the Philippines. You can visit their website to know the requirement and fees. Your requirements will fall under the category 2 which is Personal /Official / Government Visa and NOT under category 3.
For Question 1. You need to bring the printed visa and Qatar travel insurance (needed in Airline’s check-in counter). BTW, both of you are entitled to a reduced travel tax which means you will be paying only P300 for each of you instead of paying P1620 Travel tax each(P2640 discount for both). So when paying for your travel tax in the airport be sure to inform the Travel Tax counter that you will avail for the Reduced Travel Tax. (Documents needed for RTT are the ff: husband’s OEC and passport copy, you and your son’s passports, Marriage certificate with an Apostille, son’s birth certificate with an Apostille and flight tickets). You need to present to Philippine Immigration your passports, boarding passes and an honest answer from a wife who has no intention of working but only to be reunited with her husband along with their son. Just answer them only of what they ask.
GOOD LUCK.