Landco, PRA push SRRV as lifestyle visa for foreign investors



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Landco Lifestyle Ventures has partnered with the Philippine Retirement Authority to promote the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa as a lifestyle-driven residency option for foreign investors.
The partnership was formalized during a signing ceremony at Manila House, led by Landco president and CEO Erickson Manzano and PRA CEO Roberto Zozobrado.
The SRRV allows foreign nationals to obtain long-term residency in the Philippines through qualified real estate investments, particularly in leisure developments.
Landco said its projects include master-planned coastal and mountain estates in Calatagan, Nasugbu and Laiya in Batangas, where investors can acquire beachfront condominium units.
Through the program, investors gain access to streamlined visa processing, ownership incentives tied to Landco developments, and property management services including leasing and maintenance.
“This new partnership offers more than a residency program — it is an invitation to experience a better way of living,” Manzano said.
The initiative supports the government’s push to position the Philippines as a leading retirement destination in Asia while attracting foreign investment and boosting tourism.
The PRA said the SRRV provides a structured pathway for long-term residency, backed by government oversight and support.
“This partnership reflects a shared vision of positioning the Philippines not just as a place to retire, but as a place to truly live,” Zozobrado said.
The Philippines currently hosts more than 84,000 foreign retirees, drawn by its lower cost of living, English proficiency, and tourism-driven lifestyle.