Philippine Immigration
PHILIPPINE IMMIGRATION ACT
The Philippine Immigration Act aims to modernize the immigration system in the Philippines by repealing the outdated Commonwealth Act No. 613, which has been in effect since 1940. The bill proposes to update visa categories, enhance protections for Filipino migrants and their families, and establish clearer rules for foreign nationals.
PHILIPPINE IMMIGRATION ACT
The Philippine Immigration Act aims to strengthen immigration policies in the Philippines by creating a Commission on Immigration, establishing visa requirements for non-immigrants, and setting quotas for immigrant foreigners. It also includes provisions for the evaluation and granting of refugee status.
PHILIPPINE IMMIGRATION ACT
The Philippine Immigration Act aims to modernize and professionalize the immigration system in the Philippines, replacing the outdated Commonwealth Act 613 from 1940. It establishes the Commission on Immigration to oversee immigration policies, enhance national security, and facilitate the admission of foreign nationals for various purposes.