Canadian Embassy in the Philippines – Manilla
Street Address:
Embassy of Canada
Immigration and Visa Section
Level 6, Tower 2, RCBC Plaza
6819 Ayala Avenue
Makati City 1200
Philippines
Mailing Address For Canadian Embassy in the Philippines:
Embassy of Canada
Immigration and Visa Section
P.O. Box 2168
Makati Central Post Office
Makati City 1200
Philippines
Tel.: (63-2) 857-9002
Fax: (63-2) 843-1094/1096, 857-9176/77
Website: www.canadainternational.gc.ca/philippines/
Additional information about this Canadian Embassy in the Phillipines:
The Canadian Embassy in the Philippines is also responsible for handling visa and immigration processes from Caroline Islands, Guam, Johnston Atoll, Kosrae, Marianas, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Midway Island, Northern Mariana Island, Pacific Islands, Palau (Belau), Philippines, Ponape, Truk Island, Wake Island and Yap Island.
Canada has a strong community of people of about 400,000 originating from the Philippines. The Philippines are the third-biggest source of immigrants to Canada, and almost 8,000 Canadians live in the Philippines. Approximately 20,000 people from the Philippines are granted visas each year, the majority being temporary workers.
Should You Contact a Lawyer First…?
It is important to remember that when applying for Canadian Immigration, you are required to submit your application to the Canadian Embassy of your nationality. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. You should always contact an immigration lawyer to assist you with the procedures associated with the Canadian Embassy of your region because the Canadian Embassy in the Philippines may have its own set of special rules and procedures.
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Hi there,
thanks for sharing this information as I am planning to migrate to Canada but don’t know much about migration. Your post is really good.
Thanks!
Hi there,
first and foremost.let me say good day to all of you…
I’m applying for a temporary resident visa and I’m getting closer to get all the requirments for the TRV that i’ve apply for..does the embassy will accept the declaration of real property of my house and land?I also got a bank account/bank passbook that there’s a money that is amount of over 100thousand pesos.is it enough for 1 month of the duration of my stay?I actually have a friend whom is a canadian citizen that has been inviting me to go to his home country for vacation but i never had chance before because i have been very busy doing my work as a choreographer and a make-up artist and I’m just a free agent.I will go to canada for vacation and stay with my friend’s house.but I got my obligation here in my home country due to my little business/house and my land and needs to come back after 1 month.so now,my question is.I got really confused on how i submit my papers.I’ve read alots of forum and many other things in my google research but I still got my frustration if i will really get a TRV.it’s hard,though but i will not stop working this until they will issue me a visa.canada is one of the first country that i have been wishing to go…do I need an imigration lawyer?I’m not confident to do this alone..does anyone can help me or give any advice?that will be appeciated if you can.thanks
Good day to all.
Hello Junrey
Thank you for your question.
It looks like you have carefully prepared for your TRV application but there are no guarantees of success. You can hire a lawyer to help who has experience with TRVs from Manila. You do not have to hire a lawyer. That is up to you. In any case, you seem to have done your homework and are on the right track.
Best of Luck
Michael