This is for individuals who are granted residency based on a predetermined quota system set by the host country. These immigrants are selected from a pool of applicants, typically based on specific criteria such as skill sets, family relationships, or diversity goals.

A visa category that allows the spouse or unmarried child of a foreign national to join or accompany them in a host country. This visa enables family reunification, granting legal permission for the spouse or child to reside and potentially work or study in the country.

A visa issued to a child who is born to parents who are on a valid visa in a foreign country. The child's status is typically dependent on the visa type and host country regulations, which may grant the child certain rights, such as citizenship or derivative visa status.

A visa issued to a child who is born to parents who have obtained a valid visa in a foreign country, but the child is born after the visa issuance. The child's immigration status may vary depending on the host country's regulations, potentially requiring separate visas or citizenship applications for the child.

A visa category designed for women who have lost their citizenship due to marriage or other circumstances. This visa allows them to legally reside in a foreign country and potentially obtain citizenship or residency status through alternative pathways, ensuring protection and support for affected individuals.

It is an immigrant visa issued to a person previously lawfully admitted into the Philippines for permanent residence, who is returning from a temporary visit abroad to an unrelinquished residency in the Philippines. The application can be filed at the Bureau of Immigration in the Philippines. 

An immigrant visa issued to the spouse or the unmarried child under twenty-one years of age, of an alien lawfully admitted in the Philippines for permanent residence prior to the date on which the Immigration Act of the Philippines becomes effective and who is resident therein.

A visa for individuals who are naturalized in a foreign country but qualify for visa privileges due to their birth in the Philippines. It acknowledges the individual's natural-born status in the country. It provides them legal permission to reside, work, study, or travel within its borders.