VISA- FREE COUNTRIES FILIPINO PASSPORT holders can visit
Did you just receive your passport? Planning of traveling abroad but don’t which country you should go first?
Do you know that there are over 60 countries you can visit with your Philippines passport without applying for a visa?
Again, when we think about traveling overseas, the first question most people ask is “Does it need a visa?” and if the answer is yes, it sometimes discourages us a bit.
It can be very time consuming to prepare visa requirements and above all the fees and time preparing for the application is the pain of waiting for the results. It’s nerve-wracking that you need to at least wait 4 days or more for the results. And believe me, the waiting is an agony especially if you booked your flight already. I’ve been through it; the stress of waiting for my visa nearly killed me, really.
VISA- FREE COUNTRIES for FILIPINO PASSPORT holders are listed below, so continue scrolling and check if your fave destination is included.
Anyways, listed below are the countries or territories we, Filipinos can visit (For a tourist, not for work) without worrying about a visa.
In the lists are countries which are visa-free, electronic travel authority or visa on arrival. Well, in short … These are the countries which we don’t have to apply for a visa in advance. we don’t need to worry about getting denied or missing our flight.
- Armenia: Visa on arrival
- Bolivia: Visa-free
- Brazil: Visa-free
- Brunei: Visa-free
- Cambodia: Visa-free
- Cape Verde: Visa on arrival
- Colombia: Visa-free
- Comoros: Visa on arrival
- Costa Rica: Visa-free
- Cote d’Ivoire: Visa-free
- Djibouti: Visa on arrival
- Dominica: Visa on arrival
- Ecuador: Visa-free
- Fiji: Visa-free
- Gambia: Visa-free
- Guinea-Bissau: Visa on arrival
- Haiti: Visa-free
- Hong Kong: Visa-free
- India: e-visa
- Indonesia: Visa-freeIran: Visa on arrival
- Israel: Visa-free
- Kenya: Visa on arrival/e-visa
- Kyrgyztan: Visa on arrival
- Laos: Visa-free
- Macao: Visa-free
- Madagascar: Visa on arrival
- Malawi: Visa on arrival
- Malaysia: Visa-free
- Maldives: Visa on arrival
- Marshall Islands: Visa on arrival
- Mauritania: Visa on arrival
- Mauritius: Visa on arrival
- Micronesia: Visa-free
- Mongolia: Visa-free
- Morocco: Visa-free
- Mozambique: Visa on arrival
- Myanmar: Visa-free
- Nepal: Visa on arrival
- Nicaragua: Visa on arrival
- Palau: Visa on arrival
- Palestinian Territories: Visa-free
- Papua New Guinea: Visa on arrival
- Peru: Visa-free
- Rwanda: Visa-free
- Saint Lucia: Visa on arrival
- Samoa: Visa on arrival
- Seychelles: Visitor’s permit
- Singapore: Visa-free
- Sri Lanka: eTA
- St. Vincent and the Grenadines: Visa-free
- Taiwan: Visa-free
- Tajikistan: Visa on arrival/e-Visa
- Tanzania: Visa on arrival
- Thailand: Visa-free
- Timor-Leste: Visa on arrival
- Togo: Visa on arrival
- Trinidad and Tobago: Visa on arrival
- Tuvalu: Visa on arrival
- Uganda: Visa on arrival
- Vanuatu: Visa-free
- Vietnam: Visa-free
So, speaking of, all the countries in different lists above are countries you can visit without applying for the visa in advance or shall I say worry-free of visa countries.. (please do let me know if I missed a country in the lists)
I am not literally saying that we can visit these countries above with just our passport itself; of course, it already includes your round trip ticket, hotel reservations and possible places you will visit. I am talking about the immigration, before we board to our planes, we need to go through the immigration in which your passport will be checked and stamped, however, it’s not just giving your passport and getting it stamped, there are cases where they will ask questions too, questions like where you’ll be staying, when you are coming back, what are the places you plan to visit in the country, who’s with you or how much money have you prepared for the trip, things like those. Well, there are some who get lucky and pass the immigration without any question.
So, have you chosen your first destination? Could it be Singapore? Or Taiwan? Let me know where you plan to go and maybe I could give you some tips. I have written articles about my previous travels so please do check it out.
Again, check up there if your dream country is on the list and comment bel0w what you think 🙂
VISA- FREE COUNTRIES for FILIPINO PASSPORT holders