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As an alternative to a SRRV, some might opt (as I did) for a 'quota' visa This is a permanent immigrant visa that conveys all privileges - bank accounts, right to work, etc - except land ownership and citizenship Once obtained, the only requirements are - accomplish your annual 'report' to any BI office in the first quarter of each year (a requirement for all resident aliens in the RP); and - renew your 'I'card prior to its expiration every five years http://www.immigration.gov.ph/visa-requirements/immigrant-visa/quota-visa# No need to marry a Filipina lol No need to invest a large sum in a time deposit account If you are interested, some suggestions - - avoid the many 'scams' by those who represent their ability to obtain this highly sought visa (only 50 per year) - instead, look for a law firm or attorney in private practice with experience in immigration matters to handle your quota visa application For my part, I am happy to provide a reference to the attorney who took good care of me years ago PM please if you are interested All the best

The photos and videos of the devastation are heartbreaking Living in Mactan, Cebu, I have seen the frequency of military cargo flights doing the Cebu-Tacloban shuttle of goods pick up dramatically in recent days That said, there is little word of relief efforts for other islands that suffered equally from the typhoon - Malapascua, Bantayan, Negros, and Coron Nothing to do but hope, pray, and donate to your favored relief organization