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Updated as of 01July 2023

 


MANDATE


The Consulate General of the Republic of the Philippines in Chongqing (Chongqing PCG) is one of the many foreign service posts established by the Department of Foreign Affairs all over the world.

The opening of Chongqing PCG aims to better serve the overseas Filipinos and to further boost trade and investment links, tourism promotion, cultural and educational cooperation and exchanges, and people-to-people contacts between the Philippines and the center and western region of China. Chongqing PCG is one of the seven (7) foreign service posts of the Philippines.

Chongqing PCG was officially opened on 29 December 2008. Its consular jurisdiction covers Chongqing Municipality and the Provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou.

 


VISION


A resilient foreign service for a strong Philippines.

 


MISSION


To promote and protect Philippine interests in the global community.

 


SERVICE PLEDGE


We are an organization of competent, dedicated and highly motivated personnel, who adhere to the highest ethical standards of government service, and who devote our energies for the benefit of the Filipino people.

We have a highly responsive system, which ensures effective delivery services.

Our personnel are our greatest asset and are committed to delivering quality service to the Filipino people. In pursuit of these goals, we pledge to:

Deliver prompt, efficient and courteous service utilizing a highly responsive system manned by competent, dedicated and highly motivated personnel, Mondavs to Fridays, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM;

Formulate procedures that comply with service standards which ensure effective delivery of service to the Filipino people;

Assist our countrymen anytime and anywhere in the Philippines and around the world;

Continue improvements of existing procedures and explore new ones for the betterment of the service;

Adapt world-class norms and standards from both local and international service regulations;

Respond to clients' complaints at the soonest possible time through the DFA Action Center and take corrective measures;

Empower the public through 24/7 access to information on our policies, programs, activities and services through our website dfa.gov.ph, our Consular Assistance Center at 556-0000, and our DFA Action Center 834-3333;

Serve and protect the rights of Filipinos in the Philippines and abroad.

Our Mission is to advance the interest of Filipinos.

This we pledge.

 


PASSPORT RENEWAL/NEW PASSPORT APPLICATION


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy New Passport Applications (Adult)
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Passport Renewal (Adult)
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New Passport Applications (Minor)
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Passport Renewal (Minor)
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Replacement of Lost Valid Passport

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client sets the appointment online through http://passport.gov.ph. 
Client may notify the Consulate at 
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. of the confirmed appointment.

1 - Consular assistant verifies from records the confirmed appointment
and shall reply to client.

none

10-15 minutes

*Applicant must be at the Consulate 30 minutes before the scheduled appointment.

Consular Assistant

2 – Client comes to the Consulate on the date of the appointment, presents the printed confirmation of appointment, and submits the electronically   generated form, current passport and required supporting documents, if any,  for evaluation by consular assistant.

2 – Consular assistant receives and evaluates the documents

none

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

3 – Client pays the passport renewal /application fee at the Window

3 – Finance Officer receives the payment and issues the official receipt

RMB 456

5 minutes

Finance
Officer

4 – Client proceeds to the Passport designated window no. 5 for encoding and capturing of data and biometrics. Client reviews the encoded data and electronically affixes signature. 

4 – Consular assistant encodes data and captures biometrics

None

10 minutes

Consular
Assistant

 

5 – Signing Officer electronically signs
and transmits the application

None

5 minutes

Signing Officer
for Passport

 

6 – DFA-OCA processes application
and sends the passport via diplomatic pouch; Consular assistant notifies applicant to claim delivered passport

None

6 to 8 weeks

DFA-OCA

5 – Client presents the original receipt and original old passport to claim the new passport

7 – Consular assistant cancels the old passport and issues the new passport

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

 


VISA APPLICATIONS -  For 9(a) Visas


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy Individual Visa Applications

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS
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___FEES_TO__
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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client fills out the application form online and emails the Philippine Consulate General at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the electronically generated visa application form and appointment. The applicant should receive a system generated email confirmation if the submission was completed and done successfully.

1 - Consular assistant checks the records and confirms the successful entry of the electronic data in the system

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client comes to the Consulate on the date of the appointment and submits the requirements, including a valid passport

2 – Consular assistant receives the documents for evaluation and interviews the applicant

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant

3 – Client pays the corresponding fee

3 – Finance Officer receives the payment and issues the official receipt; Consular Assistant issues claim stub

For Chinese:
Regular processing
(5 working days):
RMB 190

Expedited processing:
Additional RMB 190
(1 day);

RMB 114 (2 days);
RMB 38 for Chinese
(3-4 days)

For other nationals:
RMB 304
(visa-required nationals)

RMB 228
(visa-free nationals)

Expedited processing:
Additional RMB 190
(1 day);

RMB 114 (2 days);
RMB 76 (3-4 days)

5 minutes

Finance Officer, Consular Assistant

 

4 – Consular Assistant undertakes back-end records verification process

None

3 minutes to 5 days / applicant

Consular Assistant

 

5 – Consular Assistant processes the visa through the PVMS and prints visa sticker after clearing records verification

None

20 minutes / applicant

Consular Assistant

 

6 – Consular Assistant attaches visa sticker to      the passport and forwards all documents to the supervising officer

None

10 minutes / application

Consular Assistant

 

7 – Supervising Officer reviews the visa entries and approves the visa for release

None

10 minutes / application

Supervising Officer

4 – Client returns to the Consulate to claim the passport with visa after presentation of claim stub.

8 – Consular Assistant reviews the visa and releases the passport with visa

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant


VISA APPLICATIONS  For 9(e) and 9(g) Visas


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy Diplomats, Foreign Government Officials and Workers

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

___FEES_TO__
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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client comes to the Consulate and fills out the application form. (Clients may also download the form from the Philippine Consulate General’s website at Visa Application Form)

Client submits the form along with the documentary requirements to the Consular Assistant.

1 - Consular assistant reviews the documents and interviews the client.

None

15 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client pays the appropriate visa application fee.

2 – Finance Officer receives the payment and issues an official receipt.

For 9(e) visa: Free
For 9(g) visa: 
RMB 3,040

Regular processing
time is 5 working days.

Additional fees for
expedited processing:

RMB 190 (1 day);
RMB 114 (2 days);
RMB 38 for Chinese;
RMB 76 for
non-Chinese 
(3 days)

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

3 – Consular Assistant undertakes back-end records verification

None

3 minutes to 5 days / applicant

Consular Assistant

 

4 – Consular Assistant processes the visa and prints visa sticker after clearing records verification

None

15 minutes / applicant

Consular Assistant

 

5 – Consular Assistant attaches visa sticker to the passport and forwards all documents to the supervising officer for quality checking

None

10 minutes / application

Consular Assistant

 

6 – Supervising Officer reviews the visa entries and approves the visa for release

None

10 minutes / application

Supervising Officer

3 – Client returns to the Consulate to claim the passport with visa after presentation of OR and appropriate identification.

7 – Consular Assistant reviews the visa and releases the passport with visa

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 


VISA APPLICATIONS  For  TOUR GROUP applicants from accredited Travel Agencies


REQUIREMENTS

CLIENTS STEPS

AGENCY ACTION

___FEES_TO__
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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1- Client Travel Agency submits visa application forms and complete supporting documents fills out the application form and submits the same together with the supporting documents

1- Consular assistant reviews and evaluates the application. gives the official receipt to the applicant

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

2- Client pays the corresponding fee

2- Finance Officer issues the official receipt; Consular Assistant gives the official receipt to the applicant

For Tour Groups with less than 20 members:
RMB 90 per member

For Tour Groups with 20 or more members:
RMB 114 per member

(3-day processing for all; no expedited fee collected for tour groups)

10 minutes

Finance Officer, Consular Assistant

 

3- Consular Assistant verifies each tour group member’s name in the lookout list

 

3 minutes / member

Consular Assistant

 

4- Consular Assistant encodes and prints visa sticker

 

15 minutes / member

Consular Assistant

 

5- Consular Assistant attaches visa sticker in the passport of each member and forwards all documents to the signing officer

 

10 minutes / member

Consular Assistant

 

6- Signing Officer reviews the visa entries, all supporting documents, including the endorsement and approves the visa for release

 

At least 30 minutes / tour group application (could take longer depending on the number of members per tour group)

Signing Officer for visas

3- Client Travel Agency returns to the Consulate to claim the passport with visa after presentation of official receipt

7- Consular Assistant reviews the documents, seals one copy of the application in an envelope with consulate’s stamp (intended for the Bureau of Immigration) and releases the Travel Agency/s’ copy of application together with the approved visas

 

10 minutes/tour group

Consular Assistant

 


NOTARIAL SERVICES


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage
600px Red Arrow Left copy Affidavits, Sworn Statements, Certifications
600px Red Arrow Left copy Acknowledgement of Contracts and Other Documents
600px Red Arrow Left copy Travel Tax Exemption Certificate
600px Red Arrow Left copy Authentication of Documents
600px Red Arrow Left copy Fingerprint Certification for NBI Clearance Applications
600px Red Arrow Left copy Waiver of Exclusion Ground (WEG) for Unaccompanied Minor Children

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

___FEES_TO__
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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client submits the documents (1 set original and 1 set photocopy) for notarization or authentication

1 - Consular assistant reviews and evaluates the documents

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client pays the corresponding fee

2 – Finance Officer receives the payment and issues the official receipt; Consular Assistant gives the official receipt to the  applicant.

Regular processing
(3 working days):
RMB 190

Expedited processing
(1 working day):
Additional RMB 76

5 minutes

Finance Officer; Consular Assistant

 

3 – Consular Assistant prepares:

  1. Notarial Certification (Acknowledgment or Jurat) for notarization;
  2. Authentication Certification for authenticated documents; or
  3. Certification for passport Certification.

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

4 – Consular officer reviews the documents and signs the certification, and hands the same over to the releasing officer

None

5 minutes

Consular officer

3 – Client returns to the Consulate and presents the official receipt

5 – Consular Assistant reviews the documents and releases the same to the applicant

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant


CIVIL REGISTRATION


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy Report of Birth
600px Red Arrow Left copy Report of Marriage
600px Red Arrow Left copy Report of Death
600px Red Arrow Left copy Solemnization of Marriage between Filipino Citizen

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

___FEES_TO__
_____
BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client submits the duly accomplished ROB/ROM/ROD forms and supporting documents Window/Consular assistant

1 - Consular assistant reviews and evaluates the documents

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client pays the corresponding fee

2 – Finance Officer issues the official receipt

Regular processing
(3 working days):
RMB 190

Expedited processing
(1 working day):
Additional RMB 76

5 minutes

Finance Officer

 

3 – Consular Assistant processes the Reports and prepares transmittal of 2 copies to OCA-CRD for onward transmittal to the Philippine Statistics Authority (to be sent via the next Diplomatic Pouch); the client’s copy will be processed for release to the client within 3 days for regular processing, or 1 to 2 days for expedited processing.

The Consulate’s copy of the Report shall be filed in the appropriate folder.

None

30 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

4 – Consular official reviews the documents and signs the Report

None

5 minutes

Consular official

3 – Client returns to the Consulate and presents official receipt to claim the client’s copy

5 – Consular Assistant reviews the documents and releases the same to the applicant

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

6 – OCA-CRD transmits copy of the Report to PSA, and PSA records the Report

None

Up to 6 months

OCA-CRD and PSA

 

7 – Consular Assistant notifies the client by email after receipt of confirmation from OCA-CRD of acceptance by the PSA and once reference number for the Report is available.

None

10 minutes

Consular Assistant


CERTIFICATION OF LEGAL CAPACITY TO CONTRACT MARRIAGE (LCCM)


REQUIREMENTS

600px Red Arrow Left copy Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

___FEES_TO__
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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client fills out the application form and affidavit, and submits the same with the supporting documents to the Consular Window/Consular assistant

1 - Consular assistant reviews and evaluates the application

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client pays the corresponding fee

2 – Finance Officer issues the official receipt; Consular Assist hands over the official receipt to the applicant.

Regular processing
(3 working days):
RMB 190

Expedited processing
(1 working day):
Additional RMB 76

5 minutes

Finance Officer

 

3 – Consular assistant prepares the certification

None

15 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

4 – Consular official reviews and signs the certification

None

5 minutes

Consular official

3 – Client presents official receipt and receives the Certification

5 – Consular Assistant reviews the document and releases the same

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 


ASSISTANCE TO NATIONALS (ATN) IN DISTRESS


CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS

WHERE TO SECURE

  • ATN Request Form

Reception/ATN Officer

  • Identification Document (e.g. passport)

Client-provided

  • Other documents as may be necessary in the
    evaluation of the case or request for assistance

Client-provided, upon evaluation by the ATN Officer

 

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

 

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client fills out the ATN Request Form if personally seeking assistance in the Consulate (other ways of seeking assistance are through phone call or email, in which case the information or data shall be required and/or recorded through the same means)

1 – ATN officer assists and receives the request for assistance to nationals; ATN officer will interview the client.

 

Variable (depending on the nature of the assistance requested and the length of the interview)

ATN Officer

 

2 – ATN Officer takes necessary action on cases (e.g. assisting in the surrender for undocumented Filipinos wishing to return to the Philippines)

ATN Officer also gives advice to client on the requested assistance or the appropriate course of action.

 

Variable (depending on the complexity of the case or request)

ATN Officer

 

3 – ATN Officer prepares documentation, including letters and Note Verbale, if necessary, as well as report to DFA-OUMWA

 

2 hours

ATN Officer

 

4 – In cases where action or approval from DFA-OUMWA is required, ATN Officer shall await such approval and notify the client or act on the endorsement once the same is received.

 

Variable (depending on the complexity of the case)

ATN Officer

 


FINGERPRINT CERTIFICATION FOR NBI CLEARANCE APPLICATION IN THE PHILIPPINES


Note: The Philippine Consulate General can only certify the fingerprints of the applicant. It is this certification that will be used by the applicant’s authorized representative in the Philippines applying for NBI clearance on his behalf. The NBI will issue the Clearance and collect the appropriate fee for said clearance.

 REQUIREMENTS

CLIENT STEPS

AGENCY ACTIONS

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BE_PAID____

PROCESSING TIME

PERSON RESPONSIBLE

1 – Client fills out the NBI Fingerprint Certification Form, affixes signature and fingerprints, and attaches photo

1 – Consular Assistant guides the client in affixing fingerprints

None

20 minutes

Consular Assistant

2 – Client pays the fee

2 – Finance Officer receives the payment and issues the official receipt

RMB 190

   
 

2 – Consular Assistant processes the duly accomplished form and forwards the same to the Consular Official for signing

None

15 minutes

Consular Assistant

 

3 – Consular official reviews the form and signs the same

None

10 minutes

Consular Official

3 – Clients returns to the Consulate and presents identification document

4 – Consular Assistant reviews the document and releases the same to the client

None

5 minutes

Consular Assistant

 


FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM


 

How to send feedback

Client may accomplish the client feedback form available at the reception
and consular window, and drop the same into the designated box.

Client may also email Chongqing PCG at:

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or write a letter to:

Philippine Consulate General in Chongqing
Unit 2202-2203, 22nd Floor, Chongqing World Financial Center
No. 188 Minzu Road, Jiefangbei, Yuzhong District, Chongqing
People’s Republic of China

How feedback is processed

Client Feedback forms are reviewed and collated every week. Emails, on the other hand, are received and opened every working day.

Those requiring answers are referred to the personnel concerned, who shall prepare the response within five working days.

The answer is then relayed to the client.

Follow-ups may be made by sending email to the above
email addresses or by calling 
(+86 23) 6381-0832; 6380-9532; 15808057032

How to file a complaint

Client may accomplish the Client Feedback Form and drop the same
in the box at the reception area designated for this purpose.

Complaints may also be filed via email to:

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or by writing a letter to:

Philippine Consulate General in Chongqing
Unit 2202-2203, 22nd Floor, Chongqing World Financial Center
No. 188 Minzu Road, Jiefangbei, Yuzhong District, Chongqing
People’s Republic of China

The complaint should contain the following:

  1. Name of person being complained of;
  2. Narration of the incident with accurate details;
  3. Supporting evidence.

Follow-ups may be made by sending email to the above
email addresses or by calling 
(+86 23) 6381-0832; 6380-9532; 15808057032

How complaints are processed

For those filed through the Client Feedback Form:

  1. The Administrative Officer will evaluate the contents.
  2. If there is any feedback containing a complaint, the matter will be referred to the concerned personnel who will be made to answer or explain.
  3. The matter will be investigated to consider the allegations in the complaint and the explanation offered by the concerned personnel.
  4. The Administrative Officer will prepare the report and submit the same to the Head of Post for appropriate action.

For those filed through e-mail or letter:

  1. The Communications and Records Officer will open the email and record any email containing a complaint, and refer the same to the Administrative Officer, who will then evaluate the contents of the complaint.
  2. The matter will be referred to the concerned personnel who will be made to answer or explain.
  3. The matter will be investigated to consider the allegations in the complaint and the explanation offered by the concerned personnel.
  4. The Administrative Officer will prepare the report and submit the same to the Head of Post for appropriate action.

Follow-ups may be made by sending email to the above
email addresses or by calling 
(+86 23) 6381-0832;
6380-9532; 15808057032

Contact Information of Contact Center ng Bayan, Presidential Complaint Center, ARTA

CCB: +63908 881 6565
PCC: 8888

ARTA: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.;      
+632 84785093