Philipine EMBASSY INFORMATION(SOURCE PHIL. EMBASSY ,ITAEWON ,SEOUL

Passport & Travel Documents

The applicant is required to personally file the application. Authorization letters may be issued in case the applicant cannot personally claim the processed documents.
Requirements for Renewal

• Duly accomplished passport application form
  
• Xerox copy of previous passport (for brown passports:first and second pages and date of last entry to Korea; for green passports: first and last pages and date of last entry to Korea)
  
• For brown passports, any document with full middle name, e.g. Authenticated Birth Certificate, Voters Affidavit, or Baptismal Certificate
  
• 3 pictures (Photos should have a background color of royal blue. Size is 4.5 x 3.5 cm.)
  

Note:
Filipinos who wish to renew their passports are advised to do so at least six months before the date of expiration. Old passports need to be presented at the time of application.



Requirements for Lost Passport Applications

• Duly accomplished passport application form
  
• Duly accomplished Affidavit of Lost or Mutilated Passport
  
• 3 pictures (Photos should have a background color of royal blue. Size is 4.5 x 3.5 cm.)
  
• Photocopy of old passport, if available. Otherwise, birth certificate issued by the NSO or the local civil registrar
  

Note:
For lost passports, an additional clearing period of one (1) month is required.


Requirements for Passport Amendments

• Duly accomplished passport application form
  
• Photocopy of marriage certificate
  
• Original passport
  

Requirements for New Applications (i.e.,Filipino babies born in Korea)

• Duly accomplished passport application form
  
• 3 pictures (Photos should have a background color of royal blue. Size is 4.5 x 3.5 cm.)
  
• Report of Birth (please see Item Number 2 below for details)
  

Requirements for Travel Documents

• Duly accomplished Travel Document application form
  
• Duly accomplished Affidavit of Lost / Mutilated Passport
  
• Any document identifying the applicant: birth certificate, driver’s license, school ID or, in the absence of the preceding documents, any of the following: entry record from Immigration Office, Xerox copy of passport or Alien Registration Certificate
  
• Three (3) colored or black & white 2" x 2" pictures
  

Requirements for Reports of Birth

• Birth certificate of the child with seal of the hospital or doctor with the corresponding English translation
  
• Valid Philippine passport or Travel Document of parents.
  
• Authenticated Marriage Contract of parents (if applicable)
  
• Any additional document of identification of the parents: birth certificate, voter’s affidavit, NBI, Driver’s License, etc.
  
• Affidavit of Acknowledgement of Paternity for child born out of wedlock.
  
• Pictures (size: 1.77" x 1.37" ? colored with plain, light background)
  
• For a child who will be returning to the Philippines unaccompanied by any of his/her parents: duly accomplished Affidavit of Parental Consent and photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion.
  

Note:
Submit four (4) copies each of Items 2.a to 2.f. Do not photocopy. The baby does not have to appear at the Embassy as long as his/her footprints are already in the form. If the parents have already renounced their Filipino citizenship at the time of report, the parents must also submit their Birth Certificates and Certificate of Renunciation.

Requirements In Reporting Divorces Obtained In Korea and Initiated /Obtained By The Foreign Spouse

Procedure

• Have the Divorce Decree authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT), Korea.
  
• Bring the MOFAT authenticated Divorce Decree and a copy to the Philippine Embassy for final authentication.
  
• Bring copy of Marriage Contract
  
• Accomplish the "Report of Divorce" form of the Embassy
  
• Copy of passport (Passport (Picture Page)(If amended passport, plus copy of page with amendment) (3 photocopies)
  
• Birth Certificate issued on security paper by the NSO (Original & 1 photocopy)
  
• Costs :
  
  
  
  • Notarial Fee
    
  • Authentication of MOFAT Document
    
  
  
• Form for Application of Registration and Notification of Divorce
  

The Embassy will forward the Report of Divorce to the National Statistics Office (NSO) in the Philippines. You may retrieve your NSO-certified Marriage Contract with annotation of the divorce from the Philippines three months after reporting the divorce at the Embassy. Please always keep a personal copy of the Report of Divorce.

Marriage

Following are the requirements for Filipino citizens who intend to get married while residing in Korea:

• Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage
  
• Duly accomplished Application to Contract Marriage
  
• Certificate from the National Statistics Office that the applicant has no record of marriage.
  
• Birth Certificate authenticated by the National Statistics Office.
  
• Valid Philippine passport or Travel Document.
  
• For applicants 18-20 years old, notarized affidavit from parents granting Parental Consent for Marriage.
  
• For applicants 2l-25 years old, notarized affidavit from parents giving Parental Advise for Marriage.
  
• Notarized affidavit of singleness executed by both parents.
  

If both the bride and the groom are Filipino citizens, their marriage can be officiated at the Philippine Embassy by a consular officer.
If either the bride or the groom is NOT a Filipino citizen, then the marriage may be officiated at a local Korean city hall; however, the Filipino citizen must first get a "Certification of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage" from the Embassy.
Abroad, a "wedding" conducted in the church is only a "blessing" and is not registered in the Philippines; only marriages officiated at the Embassy and at a local Korean city hall are recognized as legal and binding.
Additional documents related to marriages include the Affidavit of Eligibility for Marriage and the Report of Marriage. These will be available at the Embassy.
Filipino citizens are reminded to report their marriages officiated abroad to the Philippine Embassy.




Address
34-44 Jin Seong Building,
Itaewon-1dong, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Postal Code: 140-201
Website: www.philembassy-seoul.com

Contact Numbers

Telephone	(82+2) 796-7387
Hotline	010-9365-2312
ATN Direct Line	(82+2) 796-2403
Fax Number	(82+2) 796-0827
Primary E-Mail	seoulpe@philembassy-seoul.com

sir tnx po sa info................ingat lagi....godbless..

tnx for sharing...

Noypi101 wrote:tnx for sharing...

maraming salamat po...
npakalaking tulong po,,
hindi nko maliligaw pg ngpunta q jn...

thnx 4 sharing.....

GUD EVENING PO SIR/MAM.pwde po ba kumuha ng NSO sa PHIL.EMBASSY.ITAEWON.thakx po,god bless

meron po website ang NSo,,so u can claim der by paying sa website na un,,just visit NSO website or directly pakuha nalang sa mga kamaganak sa pinas is much comfortable

thank you for the info,,,

thank you for posting.God Bless

update po sa new location ng embassy para walang maligaw sa pagpunta sa bagong location

New Philippine Embassy Address: #5-1 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Korea

How to get there:

By public transportation:

By Bus: Take bus # 405 or # 402 and get off at the Hyatt Hotel. Then from the Hyatt, walk about 150 meters towards the direction of Kyeongridan.
By Subway: Get off at Noksapyeong Sta.; take exit #1 and take Minibus #03 (Green Bus) bound for Hyatt Hotel. Or get off at Itaewon Sta.; take bus # 405 and go down at the Hyatt Hotel.

By car:

From Banpo Bridge: Drive towards the direction of City Hall / Namsan 3rd Tunnel. Turn right at the Kyeongridan intersection and drive towards the direction of Hyatt Hotel.

From City Hall/Namsan 3rd Tunnel: After passing through the tunnel, turn left at the Kyeongridan intersection, and drive towards the direction of Hyatt Hotel.

gud dAY ask ko lng po kailangan po b tlga bfore 6 month bgo ma expired ang passport irerenew...........kc oct po expired ng passport ko..so kelan ko po pwede iparenew ang passport ko...........

thanks a lot. ask ko lang if ano mga rqrmnts.to get married?

as far as i know di po required 6 months na nabanggit nyo para magrenew ng passport!

Marriage (hello po familiar ka sakin) anu ba name nyo?can u add me to YM id at josephpatrol@yahoo.com...tnx

Following are the requirements for Filipino citizens who intend to get married while residing in Korea:
Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage
Duly accomplished Application to Contract Marriage
Certificate from the National Statistics Office that the applicant has no record of marriage.
Birth Certificate authenticated by the National Statistics Office.
Valid Philippine passport or Travel Document.
For applicants 18-20 years old, notarized affidavit from parents granting Parental Consent for Marriage.
For applicants 2l-25 years old, notarized affidavit from parents giving Parental Advise for Marriage.
Notarized affidavit of singleness executed by both parents.
If both the bride and the groom are Filipino citizens, their marriage can be officiated at the Philippine Embassy by a consular officer.

If either the bride or the groom is NOT a Filipino citizen, then the marriage may be officiated at a local Korean city hall; however, the Filipino citizen must first get a "Certification of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage" from the Embassy.

Abroad, a "wedding" conducted in the church is only a "blessing" and is not registered in the Philippines; only marriages officiated at the Embassy and at a local Korean city hall are recognized as legal and binding.

Additional documents related to marriages include the Affidavit of Eligibility for Marriage and the Report of Marriage. These will be available at the Embassy.

Filipino citizens are reminded to report their marriages officiated abroad to the Philippine Embassy.

thanks a lot sir joseph, keep up the good work and mre blessings to come sa iyo bec. you help a lot sa mga kababayan mong bago like me,,,, josephine

pano nman po dun sa divorced na babae at ang mapapangasawa nya eh mtgal ng tnt?..pde ho bang ikasal sa embassy?me penalty ho ba ung tnt?..kailangan ho bang umuwi sa pinas after ng kasal???...

pano po makakuha ng lost passport if the requirements are incomplete..wala qng birth certificate.

salamat po sa info..

@ sir josephpatrol:



dito po ba kayo nagwowork sir?..ksama si DjRegina nakita ko kasi sa facebook to'
salamat sa pagtulong sa mga tnt at sa mga EPS..

salamat sir josep

dramy wrote:pano nman po dun sa divorced na babae at ang mapapangasawa nya eh mtgal ng tnt?..pde ho bang ikasal sa embassy?me penalty ho ba ung tnt?..kailangan ho bang umuwi sa pinas after ng kasal???...

hello! puwde naman po makasal kahit na tnt kayo, kasi ako ganun din eh, saka marami na nakasal na tnt di mo kailangan umuwi at wala naman penalty, philippine embassy nga natin yun, di naman yun immigration dito...

dramy wrote:pano nman po dun sa divorced na babae at ang mapapangasawa nya eh mtgal ng tnt?..pde ho bang ikasal sa embassy?me penalty ho ba ung tnt?..kailangan ho bang umuwi sa pinas after ng kasal???...

about po sa divorce yan po ang nakapost phil embassy

Requirements In Reporting Divorces Obtained In Korea and Initiated / Obtained By The Foreign Spouse


Procedure:

Have the Divorce Decree authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT), Korea.
Bring the MOFAT authenticated Divorce Decree and a copy to the Philippine Embassy for final authentication.
Bring copy of Marriage Contract.
Accomplish the "Report of Divorce" form of the Embassy.
Copy of passport (Passport (Picture Page)(If amended passport, plus copy of page with amendment) (3 photocopies)
Birth Certificate issued on security paper by the NSO (Original & 1 photocopy)
Costs:
Notarial Fee
Authentication of MOFAT Document
Form for Application of Registration and Notification of Divorce (download form)

The Embassy will forward the Report of Divorce to the National Statistics Office (NSO) in the Philippines. You may retrieve your NSO-certified Marriage Contract with annotation of the divorce from the Philippines Please always keep a personal copy of the Report of Divorce.

Note: Divorce is not allowed in the Philippines and divorce secured anywhere by a Filipino is not recognized in the Philippines except in the case of a marriage between a Filipino citizen and a foreigner and a divorce is thereafter validly obtained abroad by the alien spouse.

Before the Filipino spouse can remarry under Philippine law, the following guidelines shall be followed in the annotation of the foreign-issued divorce decree with the Office of the Civil Registrar General, Philippines:


The foreign divorce decree must be judicially enforced in the Philippines by filing the proper civil action at the Philippine Regional Trial Court.
The divorce decree must be proven in court. Proof of its authenticity and due execution must be presented.
The court decision shall be registered in the Local Civil Registry Office.
The registered document shall be submitted to the Local Civil Registrar where the affected civil registry documents (birth, marriages, etc.) are registered.

The decision of the Philippine Court is the basis for the annotation of the divorce decree issued by the Foreign Court.

mga mam at sir nu po bang balita sa north and south..