Canadian Citizen baby who overstayed in the Philippines, how much is the fee?

[abbybc]

Re: CANADIAN CITIZEN BABY LIVED IN THE PHILIPPINES?HOW MUCH WILL WE PAY?

Looks like the fine for overstay is PHP500 for each month. (child or adult). I would certainly try to resolve this with the Bureau of Immigration well before your flight to Canada, as Airport Immigration may hold you causing you to miss your flight.

 

[truesmile]

I disagree, just go to the airport and pay the fee. It's one extra window, not that much if a delay, and not even a slap on the wrist. You'll waste a whole day at BI, all for the same fee you can pay at the airport.

Also, it's very unlikely you would miss your flight. International aviation laws prohibit aircraft from flying with luggage on board belonging to passengers that don't get on the plane. Someone would have go and rummage through the cargo compartment and remove all your checked luggage before the plane could depart. They will page you 100's of times before they do that.

The only requirement of the BB stamp is that you enter together. If leaving/travelling with only one parent ensure you have a signed Consent Letter for the infant, it does not need to be notarized.

P.S. I agree a new thread for this question was appropriate, the pages fill too quickly on the generic Filipino threads.

 

[Awesomeg]

Anybody here with the same situation as mine, My baby is canadian citizen and he lives in the Philippines for over a year now, he is flying with my newly pr husband to canada next week.. how much are we going pay at the Airport of the PHILIPPINES because he is not a Filipino citizen? He landed with me in the Philippines over a year ago but i have to leave after 7 months. He's been there for 1 year and 3 months now.Me and my husband are both Filipinos.
TIA

Your question is very clear...
Some people that don't know should not answer at all....
I don't know why they did.... Some people.... :-\ :-X

 

[Awesomeg]

Re: CANADIAN CITIZEN BABY LIVED IN THE PHILIPPINES?HOW MUCH WILL WE PAY?

Looks like the fine for overstay is PHP500 for each month. (child or adult). I would certainly try to resolve this with the Bureau of Immigration well before your flight to Canada, as Airport Immigration may hold you causing you to miss your flight.

I agree with this post...
Its better to take a day to clear things than get to the airport
and having to wait...
Normally they should speed that payment at the airport and would not be any delay...
But its better to make sure...
and solving the issues in advance gives peace of mind...

But if your husband and baby are far away from the airport and can not reach the Bureau of Immigration,
then
make sure that they get to the airport early enough to get all payments sorted out....
and hopefully someone will stay with your husband until he leaves....
to make sure that everything went OK.... (and help with the baby)

 

[lellen]

Your question is very clear...
Some people that don't know should not answer at all....
I don't know why they did.... Some people.... :-\ :-X

Um... I'm pretty sure I saw that same post earlier today and had no idea what she meant, and it did NOT have the PHILIPPINES Airport thing. It was probably edited, because I remember feeling very very confused when I first read it.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Um... I'm pretty sure I saw that same post earlier today and had no idea what she meant, and it did NOT have the PHILIPPINES Airport thing. It was probably edited, because I remember feeling very very confused when I first read it.

Agreed. The initial post didn't really make since and has since been edited.

 

[krissychan]

Anybody here with the same situation as mine, My baby is canadian citizen and he lives in the Philippines for over a year now, he is flying with my newly pr husband to canada next week.. how much are we going pay at the Airport of the PHILIPPINES because he is not a Filipino citizen? He landed with me in the Philippines over a year ago but i have to leave after 7 months. He's been there for 1 year and 3 months now.Me and my husband are both Filipinos.
TIA

Hi!

My husband and our 3 kids are canadian citizens too, born in the Philippines, my husband and 2 kids left for canada sept 23. We paid an overstaying fee at the bureau of immigration. Your baby will be needing exit clearance from the BOI. They will asses how much you need to pay. Processing is 2-3 days. In our case we paid overstaying fee since the birth of my children, my eldest is 6 and my little girl is 4!!! You can pm me if you need more details.

 

[MrsMissingThem]

I disagree, just go to the airport and pay the fee. It's one extra window, not that much if a delay, and not even a slap on the wrist. You'll waste a whole day at BI, all for the same fee you can pay at the airport.

Also, it's very unlikely you would miss your flight. International aviation laws prohibit aircraft from flying with luggage on board belonging to passengers that don't get on the plane. Someone would have go and rummage through the cargo compartment and remove all your checked luggage before the plane could depart. They will page you 100's of times before they do that.

The only requirement of the BB stamp is that you enter together. If leaving/travelling with only one parent ensure you have a signed Consent Letter for the infant, it does not need to be notarized.

P.S. I agree a new thread for this question was appropriate, the pages fill too quickly on the generic Filipino threads.

I just checked my baby's passport and it doesnt have a balik bayan stamp :'(

 

[MrsMissingThem]

Re: CANADIAN CITIZEN BABY LIVED IN THE PHILIPPINES?HOW MUCH WILL WE PAY?

Looks like the fine for overstay is PHP500 for each month. (child or adult). I would certainly try to resolve this with the Bureau of Immigration well before your flight to Canada, as Airport Immigration may hold you causing you to miss your flight.

thats is now the plan, but my husband have only one day to do this :'( :'( :'( :'( i hope they can do the processing for in one day.
THANK YOU

 

[MrsMissingThem]

Hi!

My husband and our 3 kids are canadian citizens too, born in the Philippines, my husband and 2 kids left for canada sept 23. We paid an overstaying fee at the bureau of immigration. Your baby will be needing exit clearance from the BOI. They will asses how much you need to pay. Processing is 2-3 days. In our case we paid overstaying fee since the birth of my children, my eldest is 6 and my little girl is 4!!! You can pm me if you need more details.

THANKS! I sent a PM.. ;D