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Special Investor’s Resident Visa (SIRV)
From USD 75,000
Invest in Philippine business or listed enterprises; grants indefinite residency.
Program Overview
Why Philippines?
The Philippines Residency by Investment programme in 2026 offers long-term residency through the Special Investor’s Resident Visa (SIRV) and the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV). Investors qualify via business investment or bank deposits. The SIRV grants indefinite residency as long as the investment is maintained, while the SRRV is tailored for retirees with flexible deposit requirements. Family members can be included, and permanent residency is available after approval.
Residency by Investment (SIRV / SRRV)
Renewable Long-Term Residency
Family Inclusion (Spouse, Children)
Pathway to Permanent Residency
Residency in a Growing Southeast Asian Economy
Eligibility Requirements
- Valid passport and clean criminal record.
- Evidence of lawful funds and source of wealth.
- Qualifying investment in Philippine business or bank deposit.
- Compliance with Philippine immigration regulations.
Program Benefits
Designed for families, investors, and entrepreneurs seeking global access.
Indefinite residency as long as investment is maintained.
Family inclusion for spouse and children.
Pathway to permanent residency and eventual citizenship.
Residency in a growing Southeast Asian economy.
Access to healthcare, education, and property ownership.
Application Process
We manage each step with legal partners and local support.
Eligibility & Planning
Confirm visa route and family inclusion strategy.
Investment Execution
Place qualifying deposit or invest in business.
Application Filing
Submit application to Philippine Bureau of Immigration or PRA (for SRRV).
Approval & Residency Card
Receive residency permit upon approval.
Renewals & Citizenship
Maintain investment, renew permits, and apply for citizenship after 10 years.
Associated Costs
Placeholder costs shown below. These will be updated with official fees.
Minimum qualifying investment
USD 75,000 (SIRV) or USD 20,000–50,000 deposit (SRRV)
Government fees
Approx. USD 1,500–3,000 per applicant
Legal / due diligence
Varies
Translation & notarization
Varies
Frequently Asked Questions
Example answers until program-specific data is finalized.
Is real estate eligible?
Indirectly, through business investment structures; not a standalone route.
Can family be included?
Yes, spouse and children are eligible.
When can I apply for citizenship?
After 10 years of continuous residency.
What changed in 2026?
Stricter compliance checks and higher due diligence standards for SIRV and SRRV.