Yes, provided that your current visa and residency status legally permit you to engage in independent professional services or freelance trade within the Philippines. Additionally, you must be able to secure a valid Philippine Tax Identification Number (TIN) under your current status and open a partner account with BPI or PNB for service fee disbursements.

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