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CA 613 (The Philippine Immigration Act of 1940) Section 42

Section 42

SEC. 42. (a) In addition to the documentary stamp required by existing law, there shall be collected and paid into the Philippine Treasury the following fees for services, as indicated, for aliens seeking to enter the Philippines under the provisions of this Act: Pesos (1) Executing application for passport visa for nonimmigrant Gratis (2) Passport visa for nonimmigrant 10.00 (3) Reentry. Permit 5.00 Provided, however. That upon payment of a fee of F10, a resident alien may use his reentry permit, during a period of one year, regardless of the number of trips made by him to and from foreign ports. (4) Extension of reentry permit 3.00 (5) Executing application for immigra tion visa Gratis (6) Immigration visa 10.00 (7) Legalization of residence 10.00 (8) Petition for preference quota status 3.00 (9) Petition for nonquota status for immigrant coming to prearranged employment 10.00 (10) Duplicate of residence 10.00 (11) Duplicate certificate of residence 20.00 Provided, however, That any alien who shall fail to legalize his residence within the period of one year provided in section 41 (a) of this Act, but whose application be accepted by the Commissioner of Immigration after the lapse of one year, shall pay for the legalization of his residence the sum of twenty pesos. (b) No fee shall be charged for a passport visa granted to a foreign government official or his family, attendants, servants, and employees, nor shall a fee be charged for a passport visa for a nonimmigrant in transit to a destination outside the Philippines. REMOVAL OF INDIGENT ALIENS

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