No-Visa Entry for Macau-Portuguese Passport Holders

The Philippine Government declares a policy to attract foreign investments and to promote trade and tourism as instruments of economic growth and national development.
The Executive Order recognizes that Chinese nationals holding Macau-Portuguese passports frequently visit the Philippines for business or pleasure and conduct trade with Filipino business partners.
The Executive Order notes that the Macau-Portuguese Government grants Filipino citizens no-visa entry to Macau for a stay of not more than fourteen (14) days.

Section 1 grants no-visa entry to Chinese nationals holding Macau-Portuguese passports.
Entry applies to Chinese nationals traveling individually or in groups.
The entitlement is for an initial stay of seven (7) days.

The Chinese national must present round trip tickets or onward tickets to the next country of destination to which the applicant has valid entry visas.
The passport must be valid for at least six (6) months beyond the period of the authorized stay.
For a collective Macau-Portuguese passport, the passport must show the pictures of the spouse and minor children of the passport holder together with their names.

Section 2 allows the initial period of stay to be extended by the Bureau of Immigration prior to expiry.
The extension is for another period of time allowed under existing regulations.
The applicant must submit proper justifications and must pay the prescribed fees.

Section 3 revokes and/or amends Letter of Instructions No. 911 dated 10 August 1979.
Section 3 revokes and/or amends all other Presidential issuances and rules and regulations that are inconsistent with Executive Order No. 191.