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There is no finish line in sight yet for the ongoing review of the Philippine e-visa system in China, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Wednesday.
In November last year, the DFA temporarily suspended the e-visa system without providing any explanation for the suspension.
However, during a press conference, DFA Visa Director Leilani Feliciano told reporters that the suspension is in place to facilitate the review and reassessment of the system.
“After undergoing beta-testing and [pilot] implementation in Chinese service posts, the e-visa system is currently undergoing a period of reassessment and further enhancement,” she said.
