AN UPDATED LIST OF VISA FREE COUNTRIES FOR FILIPINOS
- By Ed Lorenzo
- 7 years ago in PLACES
- 1 Comment
If there is one thing that we, Filipinos, love to do, that is really traveling.
Our country, is no doubt, a place which can offer great tourism and hospitality. During a recent study conducted in 2017, it shows that more and more millennials are expanding their horizons and would want to explore other countries to learn more about their cultures, tick of their bucketlist, and snap photos as many as they want.
However, Filipinos are only allowed to travel to some other countries with VISA. Good thing there are now 57 countries and territories that Filipinos can visit even without having the need to apply for a visa, and we need to enjoy and take advantage of the privilege of travelling to 57 countries without needing a visa while it is still there.
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.
These are other countries where Filipinos can go even if they do not have a visa. Read them all correctly so that you are informed about your plans of travelling.
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Ed Lorenzo
Edryan Lorenzo, a PR and Marketing practitioner with 13 years of solid experience in the industry of lifestyle, fashion, and e-commerce. I'm into visual arts which includes photography, painting, and sketching. During my free time, I'd prefer to travel to keep my self fueled by different cultures and information. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter at @edryanlorenzo.
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