Visa Exemption Pertaining To Filipinos

If youre a new Filipino and a holder of Philippine passport wholikes traveling and exploring the beauty of the world, but hates the visanecessity to some countries, grimace no more for you can still go to wonderfullocations without hassle-visa-appointments. The list of international locations below doesnt demand a visa forpeople from the philippines prior to arrival. All you need are passport, plane tickets / itinerary, and some money foryour excursion.

No Visa required for Filipinos in the following Countries Asia

ASEAN (Association associated with Southeast Asian countries )

Brunei Darussalam : 14 days Cambodia - 21 days Indonesia - 40 days Laos : 30 days Malaysia - 30 days (enough fund must be at the least 500USD) Singapore - 30 days Thailand - 40 days Vietnam : 21 days

Non- ASEAN

Azerbaijan - 30 days credit issued upon arrival Taiwan - four weeks if holding a valid visa for quarterly report , Canada, Japan, fresh Zealand, Schengen international locations , United Kingdom or united states. Check at https://nas.immigration.gov.tw/nase/ to meet what's needed. Georgia 90 days visa granted upon arrival, 360 days visa liberal to those who have temporary residence of Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait Hong Kong : 14 days India - 30 days credit issued upon arrival Iran - 15 days visa granted upon arrival in case holding an e-visa pre-approval code acquired via email through the Ministry of unusual Affairs at www.mfa.gov.ir Israel - 90 days (3 months) South Korea (if coming to Jeju Island just ) - 30 days Macau - 40 days

 Maldives : 30 days visa granted upon arrival, file format of maximum 90 days is possible by paying MVR 750 Mongolia : 21 days Nepal - 15/30/90 days and nights visa issued upon arrival for around US$25/40/100 Sri Lanka : 30 days visa acquire upon arrival in case holding Electronic travel Authorization (ETA). You will get this prior to appearance at www.eta.gov.lk Timor-Leste - 30 days one entry visa granted upon arrival between US$30, extension can be done up to 90 days

Europe
Kosovo - ninety days

Oceania
Cook Islands : 31 days Fiji - 120 days customer's Permit issued upon arrival and can be extended Marshall destinations - 30 days credit issued upon appearance and can be extended Micronesia - 40 days Niue : 30 days Palau - 30 days credit issued upon appearance , additional USD 55 for extension Samoa - 60 days customer's Permit issued upon arrival Tuvalu : 30 days visa granted upon arrival Vanuatu - 30 days

North America
Bermuda : 31 days just before but since May, they now require visas for Philippine passport holders Costa Rica - 30 days customer's Permit issued upon arrival Dominica : 21 days Haiti - 90 days Nicaragua - 90 days visa issued upon arrival Saint Lucia 6 months Visitor's Permit granted upon arrival Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 30 days credit issued upon arrival Turks and Caicos Islands - 40 days

South America

 Bolivia - 90 days Brazil - ninety days Colombia : 90 days Ecuador - 90 days Peru - 183 days Suriname : 90 days

Africa
Burundi 1 month credit issued upon arrival Cape Verde destinations visa granted upon arrival all-around 25 Comoros visa granted upon arrival Djibouti 1 month credit issued upon arrival Gambia credit issued upon arrival Kenya - 90 days visa issued upon arrival for US$50 Madagascar - 90 days visa issued upon arrival for MGA140,000 Morocco : 90 days Mozambique - 30 days credit issued upon appearance. Extension of four weeks is possible around united states dollar 66 Saint Helena - visa granted upon arrival Seychelles 1 month Visitors Permit issued upon arrival if having return ticket, enough funds (minimum USD150 per day of remain , and proof of holiday accommodation ) Tanzania : visa issued upon arrival for around USD50 to USD200 Togo - 7 days credit issued upon appearance if with give back ticket, 3 passport photos, and yellowcolored fever vaccination certificate Uganda - credit issued upon appearance for US$50 Zambia - 90 days credit issued upon appearance for USD 50/80/160 single/double/multiple entry

**UPDATED and CHECKED: January three or more , 2012 **Information is supposed for tourist go to purpose only **Details may change whenever after the update due to new laws so double-check the immigration rules of the country youre planning to visit **Transit visa may be required when you're not on a direct flight **Sources: worldwide Air Transport organization (IATA), Qantas, rss feeds , Visalink, VisaHq.ph Some important information : The listing of countries above wont let you need a credit BEFORE your arrival. Doesnt mean you wont need a single forever. I just detailed the allowed days and nights just like when youre going to

SG by way of example , you may visit the location until the allotted days and nights without a visa. You can also extend your current stay but you must comply with their credit requirement thats the time you have to risk-free a visa or perhaps permit depending on your own purpose (work, business, analyze , etc) The other countries demand a visa upon arrival. Its usually carried out at the port associated with entry or on the immigration bureau of these country. They usually question you about your current purpose of visit/travel and check your paperwork like your passport (which must be at the least 6 months valid through the date of expiry ), valid IDs (when i state valid it means its not expired which is accepted by all government offices), return tickets, and money. They generally require you to hold proof of sufficient funds to cover your remain. Some strict international locations checkpoint authorities require documents such as job letter, hotel concerns , personal invitation, permit to travel and the like. They've the authority to refuse your current entry if you don't comply with them. Feel free to depart comments below and employ it to share your credit concerns and encounters with others. You can swap related stuff inside comments section as being a forum. But make you happy guys, I made this effort to share this for everyone and its free. I have updated the details, too individually. Please respect this site and dont chuck nasty comments to be able to anyone. Filipinos are generally polite, courteous and hospitable. I want to see that in here. Aid each other instead of converting each other downTHANK you. Costa Rica vacations