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| More from the Philippine Retirement Agency website PRA: Philippine Retirement Authority Being a holder of Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) , one can have the following benefits: 1. Option to Retire Permanently • You may live, work and study in the Philippines 2. Multiple Entry Privileges • You may travel outside the Philippines and re-enter anytime 3. Exemptions from: • Income tax over your pension and annuities; • Exit and re-entry permits of the Bureau of Immigration; • Annual registration requirement of the Bureau of Immigration; • Customs Duties and Taxes with regard to the importation of household goods and personal effects up to US$7,000.00; • Travel tax, if you stay in the Philippines is less than one year from the last entry date; and • I-Card As an SRR Visa holder, the PRA can assist you in obtaining basic documents from other government agencies. These include, but are not limited to: • Alien Employment Permit • Driver's License • Tax Exemption/Extension Certificate • Tax Identification Number • National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Clearance click here for on-line application PRA: Philippine Retirement Authority |
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