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lihu1130

hi, I will go to the pra in philippines Manila for my srrvisa application this week, the process will keep 20 work days or above, but I must go back home in China as fast as I can.so who can help me to accelerate the pra's  process? I will pay for it. thanks

GuestPoster079

I believe you have to find an immigration lawyer to facilitate your srrvisa. You just have to follow procedure.

lihu1130

No, l have DIY for Srrvisa.

Rainrider9

Hire one of the helpers that do this as a business.  They can guide you through the entire process.  There is no cost to you since the PRA pays their fee.  Call  PRA and get the list of approved people to help you through the process.

lihu1130

OK, let me try. thanks a lot.

bigpearl

Only my understanding from research lihu1130 as I will go down the SRRV path also.

Once you apply with the correct paperwork and fees the PRA will hold your passport for the 3 to 4 weeks it takes to process which means you cannot leave the country but can travel internally.
I'm sure if I am wrong others will chime in, good luck with your visa application.

Cheers, Steve.

lihu1130

thank you
but I heard that some agent can speed up the application. only two weeks

bigpearl

lihu1130 wrote:

thank you
but I heard that some agent can speed up the application. only two weeks


Have you talked to the PRA or one of their agents yet? Perhaps your answers will be found there and not just here say from the likes of me, do yourself and members that courtesy.

Cheers, Steve.

Munchie

bigpearl wrote:

Only my understanding from research lihu1130 as I will go down the SRRV path also.

Once you apply with the correct paperwork and fees the PRA will hold your passport for the 3 to 4 weeks it takes to process which means you cannot leave the country but can travel internally.
I'm sure if I am wrong others will chime in, good luck with your visa application.

Cheers, Steve.


Correct, they will hold your passport for a long time. make sure your Tourist visa is for 6 months to cover the period. Because you cannot renew a tourist visa in the middle of applying for SRRV as you will not have a passport to do so.

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