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How to get a San Marino visa from Philippines
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Filipino passport holders travelling to San Marino.
Visa types & fees
3 visa options for travelling to San Marino.
Business visa
Processing time15 days
Validity90 days
Fee (approx.)$60
Tourist visa
Processing time15 days
Validity90 days
Fee (approx.)$60
Work visa
Processing time3-4 weeks
Validity30 days
Fee (approx.)$60
Application requirements
Documents Filipino applicants need to provide.
- Fully accomplished and duly signed visa application form.
- Recent passport-size photographs (35mm x 45mm).
- Passport should be valid for at least 3 months beyond the visa expiry date.
- Return or onward trip booking or proof of financial means for transport.
- Proof of accommodation in San Marino.
- Specify the type of visa you are applying for.
- Medical insurance.
- Proof of financial capacity for the duration of stay in San Marino.
- Documentation of socio-professional standing.
- Proof of travel health insurance policy with a minimum coverage of €30,000.
Visa type details
Business visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to San Marino for some business-related activity.
- A passport valid for at least six months beyond your date of country exit and with one blank visa page
- Two passport photographs with a white background.
- Proof of onward and return flights
- An invitation letter from the company.
- Proof of a clean criminal record.
- Hold documents showing proof of travel purpose (e.g. business cover or support letter, conference registrations, etc.)
- Hold proof of sufficient funds relative to your intended length of stay
- Holders of this visa are permitted to attend conferences, exhibitions and sign contracts.
- No engagement in illegal business. The penalty will be life imprisonment.
Tourist visa
- This visa is issued to the Philippines traveling to San Marino for sightseeing/tourism
- A passport valid for at least six months beyond your date of country exit and with one blank visa page
- A complete tourist visa application form.
- Proof of onward and return flights
- Invitation letter from your host in San Marino
- Documents showing proof of travel purpose
- Proof of sufficient funds to finance your stay in San Marino
- Health Insurance
- Two colored passport photographs with a white background.
- Bank statement from the last six months issued from the bank
Work visa
- This visa is issued to San Marino traveling for employment purposes in San Marino.
- A valid passport with a photocopy of the most important pages containing your details.
- Two passport photographs with a white background
- Insurance (policy) of an Italian company or of a foreign company valid in Italy, which adequately covers health/medical expenses.
- Proof of onward and return flights
- Evidence of sufficient funds to finance stay
- Letter of employment from the organization in San Marino.
- Payment of visa fees.
- Educational qualifications.
- Curriculum vitae and certificates of experience.
Where to apply
San Marino embassy & visa application centers in Philippines.
Makati
AddressGround Floor, PJL Corporate Centre Bldg 1728 Nicanor Garcia corner Candelaria Street, Makati City, 1209 Manila, Philippines..
Phone+632-899-8757 +632-898-3869
Websitehttp://rsm-manila.com/
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Frequently asked questions
What is the main religion in San Marino
The main religion in San Marino is Christianity. San Marino is a predominantly Catholic state, over 97% of the population profess the Catholic faith.
What is the official language of San marino
San Marino recognizes only one official language, Italian. Many Sammarinese people speak English as a second language and French as a third.
Is San marino a good place to live
Yes, San Marino is one of the best places to live. Living in San Marino offers residents a rural feel and most residents own their homes. In San Marino, there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many retirees live in San Marino and residents tend to lean liberal.
How can foreigners communicate in San marino
Foreigners can communicate fluently because English is spoken by many people living in San Marino. Examples of useful Italian phrases include “Ciao”, to be used as a casual hello, and “Salve” to be spoken in more formal situations. To wish someone a good day requires the simple phrase, “Buona giornata”.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest San Marino visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.