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Affidavit of Support and Guarantee for Philippines travellers to Australia

Affidavit of Support and Guarantee

Affidavit of Support and Guarantee for Filipinos

The Philippines Government requires their citizens to have proof of financial support when they go overseas. The required document is an authenticated Affidavit of Support and Guarantee.

It is a legal document that demonstrates a sponsor’s commitment to financially support the traveler during their stay overseas. This affidavit is crucial because it proves to Philippines Immigration Officials that the traveler is properly supported overseas and is unlikely to be involved in people trafficking or slave labour.

Our Affidavit of Support and Guarantee Service can be purchased here for AUD165.

As part of this service we will produce the Affidavit for you and give you instructions on how to have it authenticated – depending on your location.

How do I get an Affidavit of Support and Guarantee for my Filipina girlfriend?

Ozvisa Group provides an Affidavit Service to all of its clients after their visa is granted. Then we also provide instructions on how to properly authenticate the Affidavit and send it to the Philippines.

Why travellers from the Philippines need an Affidavit of Support and Guarantee

Under Philippines Law, travelers leaving the Philippines are questionned by Philippines Border Security about how they will support themselves overseas. The only documents accepted as proof of “support” from an overseas party is an official Affidavit of Support and Guarantee. It is a legal document that is provided by the traveller’s “sponsor” or financial supporter overseas.

It must be properly authenticated with an Apostille Stamp. If the traveller does not have an original copy of their affidavit when the pass through the airport to leave the Philippines, they risk being removed from their flight.

I already provided a letter of support in the Visa application, is that not enough?

The Affidavit is a different document from anything already provided in a visa application. It is normally produced after a visa is approved.