Now it’s more fun planning your next international trip as a Filipino tourist! The Philippine passport currently has a rank of 72 in the Henley Passport Index with visa-free & visa-on-arrival countries available to Philippine passport holders of 65 countries.
Your Philippine passport opens up opportunities beyond geographical boundaries, whether you’re traveling to the exotic destinations of Southeast Asia, exploring the cultural hotspots of South America, or indulging in island-hopping adventures in Oceania—no need for embassy interviews beforehand. Your ultimate, up-to-date travel guide.
Visa-Free & Visa-on-Arrival Countries for Philippine Passport Holders by Region
Finding out where your passport goes without a visa is easy, when you know the world entry policies. The full listing of countries, by region, for entry requirements is below, which includes visa-free entry, visa on arrival (VOA), and Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA).
Global Entry Options for PH Passport Holders
(65 Total)
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Southeast Asia & East Asia The Americas & Caribbean Africa, Middle East & Oceania
• Singapore (30 Days) • Brazil (90 Days) • Fiji (120 Days)
• Thailand (60 Days) • Colombia (90 Days) • Morocco (90 Days)
• Hong Kong (14 Days) • Peru (180 Days) • Maldives (VOA 30 Days)
• Taiwan (14 Days) • Suriname (eTA) • Kenya (eTA)
1. Asia (Southeast & East Asia)
Filipinos enjoy seamless entry across ASEAN member states and neighboring regional hubs:
- Brunei – 14 days
- Cambodia – 30 days
- Hong Kong – 14 days
- Indonesia – 30 days
- Laos – 30 days
- Macao – 30 days
- Malaysia – 30 days
- Myanmar – 14 days
- Singapore – 30 days
- Taiwan – 14 days
- Thailand – 60 days
- Vietnam – 21 days
- Timor-Leste – VOA (30 days)
- Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives – VOA / eTA
2. The Americas & Caribbean
South America offers generous visa-free stays for Filipino tourists:
- Barbados – 90 days
- Bolivia – 90 days
- Brazil – 90 days
- Colombia – 90 days
- Dominica – 21 days
- Ecuador – 90 days
- Haiti – 90 days
- Peru – 180 days
- Suriname – Entry Fee / eTA
3. Oceania & Pacific Islands
Explore paradise across the Pacific:
- Fiji – 120 days
- Kiribati – 90 days
- Micronesia – 30 days
- Niue, Cook Islands – 30 days
- Palau – VOA (30 days)
- Samoa – VOA (60 days)
- Tuvalu, Vanuatu – 30 to 120 days
4. Africa & Middle East
Discover rich cultures and wildlife safaris:
- Cape Verde, Comoros, Madagascar – VOA
- Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda – eTA / VOA
- Israel – 90 days
- Morocco – 90 days
- Seychelles, Mozambique – VOA / Tourist Permit
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Essential Guidelines for Overseas Travel
Checking entry requirements is only step one. To ensure smooth passage through Bureau of Immigration (BI) checkpoints in the Philippines, keep these essential documents ready:
- Passport Validity: Ensure your passport has at least 6 months of validity remaining from your intended travel date.
- Return Tickets: Always bring confirmed round-trip or onward flight tickets.
- Accommodation Proof: Keep printed or digital copies of hotel reservations or invitation letters.
- Travel Insurance: Protect your trip against medical emergencies and flight delays.
Checking entry requirements is just the first step. When traveling through Bureau of Immigration (BI) checkpoints in the Philippines, be sure to have the following documents at hand:
- Passport Validity: Passport should have a minimum of 6 months validity from your travel date.
- Always carry round trip or onward travel tickets.
- Accommodation Proof: Print or have on hand an invitation letter or hotel booking.
- Travel Insurance: safeguard your trip from medical emergencies and flight delays.
For continuous diplomatic updates and mobility news, consult the official Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA Philippines) and verify global access metrics on the Henley Passport Index. You can also review aviation rules via the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
FAQs
Which countries can Filipinos enter without a visa?
Filipino citizens can visit 65 visa-free & visa-on-arrival countries for Philippine passport holders, including Singapore, Thailand, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Israel, and Morocco.
What is the difference between visa-free and visa-on-arrival?
Visa-free entry allows you to pass border control simply by presenting your passport. Visa-on-arrival (VOA) requires you to apply and pay a fee at an airport counter upon landing before entry clearance.
Is Taiwan still visa-free for Philippine passport holders?
Yes, Taiwan continues to offer a 14-day visa-free entry program for Filipino travelers, subject to periodic review by Taiwanese authorities.
