To dream of traveling the world is one thing, but having that dream as a third world passport holder is another story! Oftentimes, we Filipinos are required to apply and obtain a Visa before we could set our foot in most countries. While it can be difficult to get one, there are still countries Filipinos can visit Visa-free and fortunately, they are some of the most beautiful in the world!
On this list, there are over 60 countries, Filipinos can travel to, Visa-free, Visa On Arrival, and with an E-Visa! Note that there are differences between them which will be explained in each section as follows;
Filipinos only need their Philippine Passport to travel to Visa-free countries as follows;
Barbados – up to 90 days
Bolivia – up to 90 days
Brazil – up to 90 days
Brunei Darussalam – up to 14 days
Cambodia – up to 30 days
Colombia – 90 days, (can be extended for another 90 days)
Costa Rica – 30 days, (can be extended for additional 90 days)
Côte d’Ivoire – up to 90 days
Dominica – up to 21 days
Fiji – up to 4 months
Gambia – up to 90 days
Haiti – up to 3 months
Hong Kong – up to 14 days
Indonesia – up to 30 days
Israel – up to 3 months
Kazakhstan – up to 30 days
Laos – up to 30 days
Macao – up to 30 days
Malaysia – up to 30 days
Micronesia – up to 30 days
Mongolia – up to 21 days
Morocco – up to 90 days
Myanmar – up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories
Peru – up to 183 days
Rwanda – up to 90 days
St Vincent and the Grenadines – up to 1 month
Singapore – up to 30 days
Suriname – up to 90 days
Taiwan – up to 14 days (Visa-free program extended until July 31, 2022)
Thailand – up to 30 days
Vanuatu – up to 30 days
Vietnam – up to 21 days
NOTE: Certain countries on this list may require proof of travel tickets and/or hotel reservations.
Literally as the name suggests, you get a Visa upon Arrival at your point of entry to the following countries;
Armenia – up to 120 days
Azerbaijan (only for Filipinos with UAE residence permit)
Benin – up to 8 days (must have an international vaccination certificate)
Cape Verde
China (only available in Shenzhen province, but you must have previously issued Chinese Visa)
Comoros – up to 45 days
Guinea-Bissau – up to 90 days
Iran – up to 30 days
Kenya – up to 3 months
Kyrgyzstan – up to 1 month (VOA only available at Manas International Airport)
Madagascar – up to 90 days
Malawi – up to 30 days (can be extended for a total of 90 days)
Maldives – up to 30 days
Marshall Islands – up to 90 days
Mauritania (available at Nouakchott–Oumtounsy Airport)
Mauritius – up to 60 days
Mozambique – up to 30 days
Nepal – up to 90 days
Nicaragua – up to 90 days
Palau – up to 30 days
Pakistan (only applicable if you have an Electronic Travel Authorization for business purposes)
Papua New Guinea – up to 60 days
Saint Lucia – up to six (6) weeks
Samoa – up to 60 days
Senegal – up to 90 days
Seychelles – up to 30 days (can be extended for 3 months up to a total of 1 year)
Somalia – up to 30 days (available at Bosaso, Galcaio, and Mogadishu Airport)
Sri Lanka – up to 30 days
Tanzania – up to 3 months
Timor-Leste – up to 30 days
Togo – up to 7 days
Trinidad and Tobago
Tuvalu – up to 1 month
Uganda
Zambia – up to 90 days (within 12 months period)
NOTE: Additional documents or instructions may be required depending on your country of destination (such as return ticket, designated entry point, etc.).
Visas are still required to enter these countries, but it can be easily obtained online which is a lot more convenient than applying for a Visa at the Embassy. Countries that offers an E-Visa scheme are the following;
Antigua and Barbuda – up to 90 days
Armenia – up to 120 days
Benin – up to 30 days (must have an international vaccination certificate)
Djibouti – up to 31 days
Ethiopia – up to 90 days (only available at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport)
Gabon – (only available at Libreville International Airport)
Georgia – up to 30 days (within a 120-day period)
Guinea – up to 90 days
Guinea-Bissau – up to 90 days
India – up to 60 days (only at designated air/seaports, read this: Indian E-Visa Guide)
Kenya – up to 3 months
Kyrgyzstan – up to 1 month – e-Visa holders must arrive at Manas Airport, Osh Airport or through land crossings with China (at Irkeshtam and Torugart), Kazakhstan (at Ak-jol, Ak-Tilek, Chaldybar, Chon-Kapka), Tajikistan (at Bor-Dobo, Kulundu, Kyzyl-Bel) and Uzbekistan (at Dostuk)
Lesotho – up to 30 days
Madagascar – up to 90 days
Malawi – up to 30 days (can be extended for a total of 90 days)
Myanmar – Up to 28 days (if opted for an e-Visa, but Visa-free for 14 days)
Pakistan (only applicable if you have an Electronic Travel Authorization for business purposes)
Papua New Guinea – up to 60 days
Qatar
Russia – up to 16 days (e-Visa holders must arrive and depart via 29 designated checkpoints, HERE)
Saint Kitts and Nevis – up to 30 days
São Tomé and Príncipe
South Sudan (e-Visa must be printed out)
Sri Lanka – up to 45 days
Tajikistan – up to 30 days (arrival must be at Dushanbe International Airport)
Tanzania – up to 3 months
Ukraine – up to 30 days
Uzbekistan – up to 30 days
Zambia – up to 90 days (within 12 months period)
Zimbabwe – up to 3 months
NOTE: E-Visa do not label a visa sticker on your passport, some countries require it to be printed out, while others accept even a screenshot of your E-Visa from a mobile phone.
Which among the list are you looking forward to traveling to? Comment down below, I would really love to know! Mine are Colombia, Kenya, and Pakistan!
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