Available Solutions based on your request:
Philippines Retirement Visa (SRRV)
Independent Means Visas
Region:
Asia
Country:
Philippines
Program Final:
Permanent residency (Special Resident Retiree’s Visa – SRRV)
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
3
Education:
N/A
Price:
A typical budget for Philippines Retirement Visa (SRRV) usually includes filing fees, document legalization and translation, private health insurance where applicable, police certificates, and optional legal or relocation support. A practical all-in estimate is often around $1,500 USD, with final pricing shaped by family size, documentation needs, and any extra professional services. Request a tailored cost review from our team.
Investment
requirements:
not required
Dependents:
Legal spouse and unmarried children under 21 may join; the base deposit covers two dependants, and each additional child requires a further USD 15,000 deposit plus fees. Parents are not eligible.
Description:
The Philippines’ Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) targets foreign nationals aged 35 and above seeking to retire in the Philippines. The program offers long-term residency, multiple-entry privileges, and exemption from some customs and tax duties, allowing retirees and their dependents to live, invest, and travel freely within the country. Spouses and unmarried children (under 21) may also be included as dependents.Main benefits include indefinite stay in the Philippines, fast-track processing for selected applicants, and an array of SRRV options accommodating different financial profiles (with some allowing for investment in real estate). The visa does not currently lead to citizenship but provides permanent residency as long as the visa is maintained and requirements are met.A key distinguishing feature is the program’s flexibility around retirement age, deposit structure, and inclusion of dependents, making it one of the more accessible Southeast Asian residency options for retirees.