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Studying in the Philippines

The rules and the money, before you apply

These apply to every international student in the Philippines, including at Unida Christian Colleges. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.

Money you must show

No fixed national figure

You must show 'sufficient means' for your education and support. The consulate or your university decides what counts.

Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles, source re-checked 22 Oct 2026

Visa fee

Set by each Philippine embassy: US$250 at the Los Angeles consulate

Converting to a student visa inside the Philippines costs PHP 9,720 at the Bureau of Immigration, on a schedule the Bureau dates to March 2014 and says may change.

Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles / Bureau of Immigration, source re-checked 23 Oct 2026

Work while you study

No general right to work. Any job needs an employer-sponsored work permit

An Alien Employment Permit from the labour department for long-term work, or a Special Work Permit for up to six months.

Department of Labor and Employment, checked 24 Sep 2026

How to apply in the Philippines

The same rules for every institution in the Philippines; Unida Christian Colleges's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.

Deadlines and intakes

Universities set their own academic calendars and admission deadlines, and they differ between institutions. Check the calendar of your chosen school before planning travel.

Build in time for the visa file. The medical tests, chest x-ray and police clearance each take time to obtain, and the medical certificate must be notarised. Apply for the visa as soon as you have your Notice of Acceptance, and allow for several weeks of consular processing.

Language you need

English is the main language of teaching in Philippine universities, and in government, business and the courts. Universities set their own English entry requirements; check the programme page for any IELTS or TOEFL score.

Filipino and regional languages dominate daily life outside formal settings, but you can manage day to day in English in most cities, which is one reason the country is popular for English-language study.

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