Travelling is the best thing to do to enjoy life and have some fun together with your family, friends and partners. So, how can you refuse a vacation in a paradise, especially when spending it with your them.
Philippines is the leading country that have been visited by millions of tourists because of the spectacular places and beaches.
Since, everybody loves travelling. Let me discuss here the countries that doesn’t need a visa to travel. Filipinos are only allowed 57 countries to visit without a visa, while other countries can enter Philippines
List of Visa Free Countries for Filipinos
Here are the list of Countries and Territories Filipinos can Travel without a Visa:
Asian countries that are VISA-free
ASEAN
- Brunei – No VISA; allowed for 14 days
- Cambodia – No VISA; allowed for 15 days
- Indonesia – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Laos – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Malaysia – No VISA; allowed for 14 days
- Myanmar – No VISA; allowed for 14 days
- Singapore – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Thailand – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Vietnam – No VISA; allowed for 21 days
NON-ASEAN
- Azerbaijan – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Taiwan – VISA is actually required. However, if you’re holding a VISA for Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Schengen countries, United Kingdom and United States, this is valid. This will then run for 30 days
- Georgia – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 90 days
- Hong Kong – No VISA; allowed for 14 days
- India – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Iran – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 15 days
- Israel – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- South Korea – No VISA required
- (If arriving at Jeju Island only) – 30 days
- Macau – Visa not required – 30 days
- Maldives – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Mongolia – No VISA; allowed for 21 days
- Nepal – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 90 days
- Sri Lanka – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Timor Leste – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
North American countries you can visit VISA-free
- Costa Rica – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Dominican Republic – No VISA; allowed for 21 days
- Haiti – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- Nicaragua – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 90 days
- Saint Lucia – No VISA; allowed for 42 days
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Turks and Caicos Islands – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
South American countries that you can visit VISA-free
- Bolivia – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- Brazil – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- Columbia – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- Equador – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
- Peru – No VISA; allowed for 183 days
- Suriname – No VISA; allowed for 90 days
The sole European country that accepts VISA-free travelers
- Kosovo – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
Countries of the South Pacific that do not require VISAs
- Cook Islands – No VISA; allowed for 31 days
- Fiji – No VISA; allowed for 120 days
- Marshall Islands – You will get a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Micronesia – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Niue – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Palau – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Samoa – No VISA; allowed for 60 days
- Tuvalu – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival; this will be valid for 30 days
- Vanuatu – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
African countries that are VISA-free
- Burundi – No VISA; allowed for 30 days
- Cape Verde – You will be issued a VISA upon arrival.
Have you already choose your destination where to go? We hope we help you in discussing your future vacation. Take advantage of these places and enjoy your trip.
Have in mind that these free visa is only for tourist travels, not intended for work, study and other reasons that required to stay longer. Also, changes may occur. So, might as well, double check the information.
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