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Special Resident Retirees Visa (SRRV)

For Foreigners 40-49 Years Old

Effective September 1, 2025 the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV) is now more inclusive than ever. In a recent update from the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA), foreign nationals and former Filipinos aged 40 to 49 can now apply for the SRRV, making it a game-changer for younger retirees, remote workers, and professionals seeking long-term residence in the Philippines.

This update introduces new deposit structures specifically for the 40–49 age group and opens up the country’s retirement visa program to a wider range of qualified individuals.

Special Resident Retirees Visa (SRRV) 40

Key Benefits of the SRRV

Indefinite Residency
SRRV holders can reside in the Philippines indefinitely with no need to renew their visa regularly.

Multiple Entry Privileges
The visa allows for unlimited entry and exit to and from the Philippines.

Exemption from Taxes and Fees
SRRV holders are exempt from exit and re-entry permits, Philippine Bureau of Immigration clearances, and customs duties and taxes on certain household items.

Access to Health Care and Special Discounts
Retirees can take advantage of exclusive healthcare discounts and benefits at PRA-accredited hospitals and establishments.

Dependents
The SRRV can also cover qualified dependents, including a spouse and children, offering family-centered relocation benefits.

Eligibility Criteria

Basic qualifications for the Special Resident Retirees Visa (SRRV):

Be at least 40-49 years old.
Meet the minimum deposit requirements, which vary based on age and desired visa privileges.
For SRRV Classic a deposit of $50,000 for those not receiving pension and $25,000 for those receiving a pension of atleast $1,000
For SRRV Expanded Courtesy for honorary consuls, retirees of international organizations and former military officers receiving atleast $1,000 in lifetime pension, a deposit of $3,000 or a deposit of $6,000 for those who are not receiving any pension
For SRRV Courtesy former Filipinos, a deposit of $3,000
Pass a medical examination and background check as required by the PRA.
Maintain a time deposit with a PRA-accredited bank, serving as a form of financial assurance and, in some cases, investment.

Application Process

At C&G, we make your Special Resident Retirees Visa (SRRV) 40 application easy and hassle-free. Here's how we guide you every step of the way:

STEP 1

Initial Consultation

Schedule a consultation to understand the specific requirements and benefits.

STEP 2

Document Preparation

Gather necessary documents such as passport, medical certificates, and proof of pension (if applicable).

STEP 3

Submission and Review

Submit the application to the PRA, which will assess eligibility.

STEP 4

Approval and Visa Issuance

Upon approval, the SRRV will be issued, granting indefinite residency status in the Philippines.

Frequently Asked Questions

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