Aliens told to prepare status reports
Registered foreign nationals include those working, residing, or studying in the country with ACR I-cards.

Registered foreign nationals include those working, residing, or studying in the country with ACR I-cards.


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Beginning January next year, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) will start collecting the 2025 Annual Report from all foreign nationals registered in the country.
According to the Bureau, during the first 60 days of the year, all registered foreign nationals are mandated by law to personally report to the BI and provide the necessary documentation for the annual report.
Registered foreign nationals include those working, residing, or studying in the country with ACR I-cards.
The BI Alien Registration Division chief, Atty. Jose Carlitos Licas Jr., stated that the service is available online at e-services.immigration.gov.ph.
Licas further stated that the physical submission of the Annual Report will be held at the 4th Level, Center Atrium of Robinsons Manila and the Government Service Express Unit at SM Mall of Asia from Mondays to Fridays, excluding holidays, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Aside from the two malls, BI offices across the country may also provide reporting services for the annual report.