Below are the list of countries and territories that have granted visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to Philippine passport holders and conditions of access.
1. ASIA
Brunei Darussalam – 14 days
Cambodia – 21 days
Indonesia – 30 days
Laos – 30 days
Malaysia – 1 month
Singapore – 30 days
Thailand – 30 days
Timor-Leste – Visa issued upon arrival for USD 30
Armenia – 120 days visa issued upon arrival for AMD 15,000
Bhutan – 15 days visa issued on arrival for USD 20 with conditions
Republic of China (Taiwan) – 30 days if holding a valid visa for Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Schengen countries, United Kingdom or United States
Georgia – 90 days visa issued on arrival for USD 10 ~ USD 200
Hong Kong – 14 days
India – 30 days visa issued upon arrival for USD 60
Iran – 15 days visa issued upon arrival – holding an e-visa pre-approval code obtained (prior to arrival) via e-mail from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at: www.mfa.gov.ir
Israel – 3 months
South Korea (Jeju Island only) – 30 days – arriving directly from abroad in order to proceed to the Jeju area for touristic purposes only (extension to mainland Korea is only permitted if prior permission is obtained from the district immigration office at Jeju); and – departing directly from Jeju to a third country or origin, on a direct international flight within 30 days
Kuwait – 1 month visa issued upon arrival for KWD 5 – having sponsor in Kuwait, who holds the original visa, and holding confirmation from the transporting carrier that visa is available upon arrival
Kyrgyzstan – 1 month visa issued upon arrival for USD 35- single entry; USD 55- multiple entry – for visitors coming from countries with no Kyrgyzstani representation, provided a sponsor announces the passenger(s) to the authorities in Kyrgyzstan
Macau – 30 days
Maldives – 30 days visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)
Mongolia – 21 days
Nepal – 15/30/90 days visa issued upon arrival for USD 25/40/100
Pakistan – On arrival: for a max. stay of 30 days, travelling for business purposes, provided: arriving at Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar or Quetta airports; and holding one of the following documents: recommendation letter from Chamber of Commerce & Industries (CC&I) in country of residence; or invitation letter from business organisation duly recommended by the concerned trade organisation/association in Pakistan; or recommendation letter by Investor Consular of Board of Investment posted at Pakistan missions abroad.
Palestine – Visa not required
Sri Lanka – 30 days visa on arrival
Syria – Visa issued upon arrival to nationals of countries without a visa issuing embassy/consulate of Syria OR
visa issued for passengers whose visa has been arranged by sponsor in Syria through Immigration Authorities in Syria. Passenger must hold immigration approval, number and date of issuance
Tajikistan – 45 days visa issued upon arrival
2. AFRICA
Burundi – 1 month visa issued upon arrival for USD 90
Cameroon – Visa issued upon arrival to those holding a prior approval from Le Delegue General de L’Immigration
Cape Verde – Visa issued upon arrival for EUR 25
Central African Republic – 7 days visa issued upon arrival for XAF 30,000
Comoros – Visa on arrival at Immigration Office downtown (payable in freely convertible currency)
Democratic Republic of the Congo – Visa issued upon arrival – visa ONLY to passengers holding a pre-notification letter issued by Direction Generale de Migration (DGM) officials
Djibouti – 1 month visa issued upon arrival for DJF 10,000
Egypt (South Sinai only) – 15 days visa issued upon arrival (free of charge) issued at Sharm El Sheik, Saint Catherine or Taba airports, to those holding normal passports, provided remaining in South Sinai resorts and not continuing to any other part of Egypt
Eritrea – 1 month visa on arrival can be obtained (renewable for 2 more months), provided it has been requested by local sponsor at the Eritrean Immigration Authority 48 hours before arrival. One passport photo is required. Boarding should not take place before confirmation is received
Ethiopia – 30/90/180 days visa issued upon arrival for USD 20/30/40 if holding proof of residence in Australia, Canada, Japan, Schengen countries, the UK, the US, or other certain countries
Gabon – Visa issued upon arrival for EUR 65 – a visa can be obtained if holding an Entry Authorisation which must have been issued by the Immigration prior to arrival
Gambia – At port of entry passport 24-72 h transit pass is issued. This must be converted into a full visa valid up to 1 month at the immigration department in Banjul (fee payable)
Ghana – Visa issued upon arrival – a visa can be issued to holders of normal passports presenting a visa on arrival approval obtained from the Ghana Immigration Service (a minimum of 48 hours required)
Kenya – 3 months visa issued upon arrival for USD 50
Liberia – Visa issued upon arrival – to those commencing their journey in a country without diplomatic representation of Liberia, provided: – a telex message is sent to the station manager in Monrovia of the transporting airline, containing the following details: name, nationality, number of entry document, flight number and date of arrival, name and address of residence in Liberia and all other relevant details
Madagascar – 90 days visa issued upon arrival for MGA 140,000
Mali – Visa issued upon arrival – a visa can be obtained by contacting Le Directeur des Services de Scurit (“Director of Security”) at Bamako, Mali, for those residing in a country without representation of Mali (approval to be obtained in advance)
Morocco – 3 months
Mozambique – 30 days visa issued upon arrival for USD 82
Rwanda – Visa issued upon arrival to passengers coming from a country where there is no diplomatic representation of Rwanda, provided passenger has applied for a visa through the website www.migration.gov.rw and holds confirmation that visa will be issued on arrival
Saint Helena – Visa issued upon arrival
Sao Tome and Principe – 1 month visa issued upon arrival for USD 100 – a visa may only be granted if prior arrangements have been made by the transporting carrier up to 24 hours prior to flight departure. To request a visa on arrival, contact carrier concerned directly
Seychelles – 1 month – no visa is required for bona fide visitors; on arrival, a Visitor’s Permit will be issued
Tanzania – Visa issued upon arrival for USD 50
Togo – 7 days visa issued upon arrival (fee payable) – If so, the passport of the passenger will be confiscated. The next day, passenger has to collect his/her passport and the visa at the police station
Uganda – Visa issued upon arrival for USD 50
Zambia – 90 days visa issued upon arrival for USD 50
3. NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
Costa Rica – 30 days
El Salvador – Visa issued if holding a valid visa for Canada, the US, or Schengen countries
Guatemala – 90 days if holding a valid visa for Canada, the US, or Schengen countries
Honduras – Visa issued if holding a valid visa for Canada, the US, or Schengen countries
Nicaragua – Tourist visa is required. “Visa issued upon arrival ($20) – All visitors are required to obtain a Tourist Card on arrival ($10)” is applicable only for “Citizens of Philippines that hold a valid permanent resident card or a valid visa from the United States, Canada, or any Schengen Member State, do not need to obtain a visa to Nicaragua.”
Panama – Visa required, except for Holders of a valid visa for Australia, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, USA or a EU Member State
Mexico – 180 days if holding a valid visa for the US or proof of permanent residence in Canada, Japan, the UK or Schengen countries
4. SOUTH AMERICA
Bolivia – 90 days
Brazil – 90 days
Colombia – 90 days
Ecuador – 90 days
Peru – 183 days
Suriname – 90 days
5. EUROPE
Andorra – Although no visa requirements exist, apply the relevant regulations of France or Spain, whichever must be transited to reach Andorra.
Gibraltar – Visa required, except for holders of a multiple entry UK visa
Kosovo – 90 days, visa not required
Montenegro – 7 days, or not longer than the expiry of the visa, if the validity of the visa is less than 7 days those irrespective of nationality, holding a visa issued by a Schengen Member State or USA
6. OCEANIA
Cook Islands – 31 days
Federated States of Micronesia – 30 days
Fiji – 4 months – Visitor’s Permit issued upon arrival (free of charge)
Guam – Visa required, except for those arriving directly from the US mainland, Alaska, Hawaii, Northern Mariana Isl., Puerto Rico, Samoa (American), Swain Isl. or the Virgin Isl. (US)
Marshall Islands- 30 days visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)
Niue – 30 days
Northern Mariana Islands – 30 days to holders of a US entry visa which is valid at least 6 months from entry into CNMI and allows re-entry into the USA
Palau – 30 days
Papua New Guinea – 60 days visa issued upon arrival for PGK100
Samoa – 60 days Visitor’s Permit issued upon arrival (free of charge)
Tuvalu – 30 days visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)
Vanuatu – 30 days
7. CARIBBEAN
Anguilla – Visa required, except for holders of a valid visa for the United Kingdom
Aruba – 30 days if holding proof of permanent residence in Canada, the UK, the US, or EU member states
Bahamas – 30 days if holding proof of permanent residence in Canada, or the US
Dominica – 21 days
Dominican Republic – 30 days visa/tourist card issued upon arrival for USD 10 if holding a valid visa for Canada, the US, or Schengen countries
Grenada – Visa issued upon arrival for USD 40 – provided holding an Authority for Travel issued by the Immigration Department
Haiti – 3 months
Jamaica – 6 months if holding proof of permanent residence in Canada or the US
Montserrat – 3 months
Puerto Rico – Visa required, except for those arriving directly from the US mainland, Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Northern Mariana Isl., Samoa (American), Swains Isl. or the Virgin Isl. (US)
Saint Kitts and Nevis – 14 days
Saint Lucia – 6 weeks visa issued upon arrival for USD 50
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 1 month
Trinidad and Tobago – upon arrival, a “Waiver of the Visa” will be granted for TTD 400 provided holding a copy of prior approval from Immigration
Turks and Caicos Islands – 30 days
United States Virgin Islands – Visa required, except for Those arriving directly from US Mainland, Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Northern Mariana Isl., Puerto Rico, Samoa (American) or Swains Isl.
SOURCE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Filipino_citizens
*Last modified on 31 July 2011
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thanks for this info.. nice post
Are you sure about the:
Nicaragua – Visa issued upon arrival ($20) – All visitors are required to obtain a Tourist Card on arrival ($10)
And the South American list? What are the best couple of souces for me to verify the info at? Because about Nicaragua I saw something 180° different in a visa agency’s information. But it looks like you have done your homework. Thanks for any further info you can give.
Art
Hello!
Thank you for this! I apologize for the wrong info i’ve posted.
Nicaragua tourist visa is required for Filipino citizens.
The “Visa issued upon arrival ($20) – All visitors are required to obtain a Tourist Card on arrival($10)” is applicable only for “Citizens of Philippines that hold a valid permanent resident card or a valid visa from the United States, Canada, or any Schengen Member State, do not need to obtain a visa to Nicaragua. Travelers will only need to purchase a Tourist Card on arrival for USD 10.00. Please refer to the embassy for complete details.” Source: http://nicaragua.visahq.com/requirements/Philippines/resident-United_States/
While for South America: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Filipino_citizens
i want to go in canada but how can i get visa
Hello!
Kindly visit their website for information:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/philippines/visas/index.aspx?lang=eng&menu_id=3&view=d
Thank you.
i would like to go to turks and caicos.is your information updated? do i need a visa to get there? I’m a phillipone passport holder
Hi! Please check your e-mail. Thank you! 😊
Hi,
What do you mean by if holding a valid visa in USA. Does it mean if i have a valid Visit visa in USA i can go to mexico and acquire visa upon arrival?
Thanks!
BR/
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Im confused. Embassy of Mexico here in Phil, says that for Filipino Tourist, one needs visa to enter mexico. I am coming from the US and would like to have a side trip to Mexico. I am flying from a US city. Can I obtain a Mexico Visa at the airport when I arrive in Mexico?
What kind of US Visa do you have? Tourist? Multiple or Single Entry? Either way, you have to apply for a Visa to enter Mexico. They will ask you when you want to go to Mexico… the exact date and how many days you will be staying… they will also ask you for your financial statement in the past six months.. You don’t have to wait that long… as long as you have a set travel plan.. 5 days tops…you should be able to get it.
I got mine in Costa Rica, I applied for it on a Monday, I got it on a Wednesday. And to answer your other question… Visa cannot be obtained at the Airport.
Good Luck & Safe Travels
Hi are you sure no need a visa for filipino citizen to go to Iran?
Hello Guys,
is there anyone filipino here who travelled from Philippines to Brazil? Is there any hassle at BI at the airport ?
Answer pls ?
Hi. I’ve been to Brazil. No, I never encountered any problem. There are a few things that to need to consider before traveling outside Asia.
1. If you DO NOT have any visa for USA, Canada or Shengen Countries… Make sure you a purchase a ticket that does NOT pass through ANY U.S cities & territories. You can have lay over in Europe but not in the US. These tickets are usually 3 times the amount you see in Orbitz or Kayak. Airlines that provide these services are KLM, British Airways, Liberia etc.
2. You need to purchase a round trip ticket. Regardless whether you have an ongoing ticket to Peru, Bolivia or Chile. You need to show proof that you have a return flight to the Philippines.
3. You might have a difficulty at the Airline counter there in the Philippines. They might badger you with all these questions like “What are you gonna do in Brazil?”. It happened to me on my way to Turkey. They delayed my flight for 6 freakin days.
4. Make sure you have hotels booked etc. Also, some Officials will randomly ask tourists for proof that you have funds. Just be aware of that.
Other than these things, I am sure you are gonna have a great time in Brazil.
Good Luck!
Br0ke Traveller