Philippine Immigration

thank you again! :)

I'm not just sure with men I mean,

I'm not really sure, maybe if he has all the evidences that he can afford his trip and accommodation here like credit cards with enough money, pocket money where he would stay here, round trip ticket, no objection letter from his work stating that his boss approved of his trip and he'll be back after 2 weeks, or if he has his own business, maybe have a copy of his DTI permit. He'll be questioned about his work. Also have your invitation letter.

If it is not his first time, maybe he wouldn't be really questioned that much because as far as I know, they are really strict with first-timer women. I'm not just sure with women.

Kittypie last question do they really ask for those documents or just be ready if they are going to look for it? Because he did not have affidavit of support because he will just stay for 2 weeks and his the one who paid for his ticket? thank you I need your soonest reply.

thank you kittypie

They are usually strict with first time females, especially if it is a visit/tourist visa. I am not quite sure about males. I think as long as he have all the legal/right documents and is confident during the interview, he's good to go. That includes your original marriage cert, his and your birth certs, affidavit of support, both of your passport copies, your work and QID, invitation letter, visa, your salary and company details, and all the other related documents. He should also know the details about you and your work and address here, and the purpose of his visit. He should also be consistent and confident with his answers, and if he is under visit visa, he should not state that he has intentions to work here.

Have two folders, one for the original documents, and one for the photocopies.

I hope this would help! :))