Capital and service fees are separate
Executive Order 226 sets a minimum investment of $75,000. That is investment capital, separate from government, professional and coordination fees.
The Special Investor’s Resident Visa links residence to a qualifying Philippine investment. Start with the investment conditions and your wider household plan before choosing the route.
Who should consider it
For investors who can commit qualifying capital, document its source and maintain the investment under the program rules.
Executive Order 226 sets a minimum investment of $75,000. That is investment capital, separate from government, professional and coordination fees.
The law ties the visa to the continued investment and requires an annual report. Withdrawing the qualifying investment affects the visa.
Confirm the current permitted investment, transfer process, documents and application stages directly with the Board of Investments before funds move.
Begin with a short summary. Do not send passports, account statements, medical records or source-of-funds documents through the inquiry form.
GoSRRV coordination does not include investment advice, custody of capital or a guarantee of investment performance or visa approval. Investor Residence coordination is quoted at $6,500 to $9,500, excluding capital and third-party fees.
The sources below support the route summary. Current checklists, fees and case-specific eligibility should be reconfirmed with the responsible authority before an application or investment.
Route summary reviewed October 24, 2026.