Tourist Visa Extension Cost
Bureau of Immigration
What it costs to stay on past the 59-day maximum initial stay, by lane and nationality. Two-month blocks are materially cheaper than monthly.
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Where these figures come from
About these figures: the numbers below come from Bureau of Immigration's official published sources: Bureau of Immigration | Citizen's Charter 2025, 1st Edition (https://immigration.gov.ph/citizens-charter/, retrieved 2026-09-01). Agencies change fees and rates without notice, so confirm with Bureau of Immigration before you rely on them. Last verified: 2026-09-02.
What this calculator does
It adds up the ladder. Visa-free entry under EO 408 gives 30 days, a one-off 29-day visa waiver completes the 59-day maximum initial stay, and everything after that is ordinary extensions.
The same 29 days, three prices
| Route | Visa waiver |
|---|---|
| Regular lane | ₱2,130.00 |
| E-services, online | ₱3,030.00 |
| Express lane | ₱3,130.00 |
The online route costs ₱900.00 more than the regular counter and only ₱100.00 less than express. What it buys is time: processed clean, the charter gives the whole transaction as 3 minutes.
After 59 days
| Age band | One month | Two months, non-visa required | Two months, visa required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minor | ₱2,150.00 | ₱2,650.00 | ₱2,950.00 |
| 14 to 15 | ₱3,150.00 | ₱3,650.00 | ₱3,950.00 |
| 16 and above | ₱3,400.00 | ₱3,900.00 | ₱4,200.00 |
₱500.00 buys the second month for an adult, which is why the calculator prices stays in two-month blocks. Extending monthly out of habit costs noticeably more over a long stay.
What a stay actually costs, regular lane, adult
| Total stay | Waiver | Two-month blocks | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 months | ₱2,130.00 | 0 | ₱2,130.00 |
| 4 months | ₱2,130.00 | 1 | ₱6,030.00 |
| 6 months | ₱2,130.00 | 2 | ₱9,930.00 |
| 12 months | ₱2,130.00 | 5 | ₱21,630.00 |
Visa-required nationals pay ₱4,200.00 a block instead of ₱3,900.00, so the same 12 months comes to ₱23,130.00.
Special initial extensions
| Passport | Regular | Express |
|---|---|---|
| BNO, Portuguese-Macau, Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, PROC with AJACS, Indian with AJACSSUK | ₱1,430.00 | ₱2,430.00 |
| Brazilian, 16 and above | ₱2,890.00 | ₱3,390.00 |
The ceiling
| National type | Maximum total stay |
|---|---|
| Non-visa required | 36 months |
| Visa required | 24 months |
| AJACS and AJACSSUK visa holders | 21 days |
Three conditions must hold to extend at all: the authorized stay has not expired, passport validity exceeds 6 months, and the total stay has not reached the ceiling. Past 12 months of overstaying the process becomes Highly Technical and needs the Commissioner’s approval.
Full detail in the tourist visa extension guide. A long stay eventually brings in the ACR I-Card, whose US $50.00 is excluded from every figure here, and leaving after six months requires an ECC.