As part of the application process, principal applicants are required to remit the visa deposit based on the SRRV option being applied for. Check our infographic on the process of doing this if you choose to use a private commercial bank. Find out more about retiring in the Philippines at www.pra.gov.ph #PHRetirementisAwesome | Philippine Retirement Authority

39 reactions · 20 comments | To avail the SRRVisa, potential SRRV applicants are required to remit the Visa Deposit from an overseas bank to any of the PRA's Accredited banks. The financial requisite depends on the SRRV option that would suit an applicant's lifestyle and needs. Planning ahead to enjoy the holidays in the Philippines? 'Tis the season to start saving for retirement. | Philippine Retirement Authority | Facebook

Relocating to the Philippines for retirement is simpler than you think. The Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) offers a smooth process and streamlined requirements – so you can enjoy paradise without the stress of complex paperwork. Just ask PRA Retiree-Member Ian Campbell Thompson, who is now thriving in his new Philippine home. He credits the warm hospitality of locals and the ease of the SRRV process for his seamless transition. Starting a new life here is not just possible—it’s enjoyable

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