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Philippines visa

We'll guide you through the complete Philippines visa process — from eligibility review to the final decision.

What's included

  • Eligibility review and case strategy
  • Document checklist tailored to your profile
  • Certified Arabic–English translation
  • Follow-up until decision

Typical documents

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended period of stay
  • Original General Intelligence Directorate (GID) Certificate — male applicants only (https://solouk.jordan.gov.jo)
  • Palestinian passport holders: Certificate of Good Conduct, stamped by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Ramallah, Palestine
  • Original proof of financial capacity: 6-month bank statement authenticated by the bank, employment certificate stating salary and position, or business certificate
  • Round-trip flight and hotel details (reservations are accepted)
  • Non-Jordanians / non-Palestinians: valid Jordan residence ID/permit with an official English translation
  • Visit: notarized invitation letter from the sponsor/reference in the Philippines, stating the purpose of travel and activities
  • Tourism: schedule of planned activities in the Philippines (document/PDF) — see DOT-accredited travel agencies: https://beta.tourism.gov.ph/accreditations/#dot-accredited
  • Other purposes: appropriate supporting documents for the purpose of travel
  • All documents must be in English, or come with an official English translation

Typical processing time

Standard processing for the Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa is 10–15 working days.

Notes

Applicants in Jordan apply for the Philippines Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa in person at the Consular Section of the Philippine Embassy in Amman — no appointment is needed. Once the documents are ready, submit the originals or printouts between 9 AM and 12 noon, Sunday to Thursday. Embassy address: Building No. 20, Salah Touqan Street, Kharbit Al-Sweifieh, Amman (location: https://bit.ly/3MxY0va). For embassy closures and announcements, check the official Facebook page fb.com/PHLinJORDAN; for further questions, the embassy's service WhatsApp number is 00962777219000.

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Fee Transparency

Visa costs for Philippines broken down clearly to help you plan your budget.

Embassy Fee

Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa: 40.500 JOD. The embassy cashier accepts cash in Jordanian dinars (JOD) only.

40.5JOD

FAQ

Philippines visa — common questions

Clear answers to the questions we get most often about the Philippines visa process from Jordan.

Do I need an appointment to apply for a Philippines visa in Amman?
No. The Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa is submitted in person at the Consular Section of the Philippine Embassy in Amman with no appointment required. Submission hours are 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon, Sunday to Thursday, at Building No. 20, Salah Touqan Street, Kharbit Al-Sweifieh. Check the embassy Facebook page for closures before you travel to the office.
How long does a Philippines visa take from Jordan?
Standard processing for the Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa is 10 to 15 working days. We recommend submitting at least three weeks before your intended departure so there is room to correct or re-issue a document if the consular section asks for one.
How much is the Philippines visa fee and how do I pay it?
The Single-Entry Temporary Visit Visa costs 40.500 JOD. The embassy cashier accepts cash in Jordanian dinars only, so bring the exact amount on submission day — cards and transfers are not accepted at the counter. Our service fee is separate and quoted before we begin.
Which documents do Jordanian applicants need for a Philippines visa?
A passport valid at least six months beyond your stay, proof of financial capacity (a bank-authenticated six-month statement plus an employment or business certificate), and round-trip flight and hotel details. Male applicants must also provide an original General Intelligence Directorate (GID) certificate. Every document must be in English or carry an official English translation.
Do I need an invitation letter, or is a tourist itinerary enough?
It depends on your purpose. A visit to family or friends needs a notarised invitation letter from your sponsor in the Philippines stating the purpose and planned activities. A tourism application instead needs a written schedule of planned activities, ideally booked through a DOT-accredited travel agency. We confirm which route fits your trip before you prepare anything.
Total
40.5JOD
Embassy 40.5
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