Let's go travel! :)
ASEAN member-states
Brunei Darussalam : 14 days
Cambodia : 21 days
Indonesia : 30 days
Lao People's Republic : 30 days
Malaysia : 30 days
Singapore : 30 days
Thailand : 30 days
Vietnam : 21 days
Non-ASEAN
Azerbaijan : 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
Taiwan : 30 days (condition: has valid (1) Permanent Resident Card or (2) Entry Visa, of any one of the following countries: the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand; or one of the signatories of the Schengan Agreement.).
Georgia : 90 days (visa issued upon arrival)
Hong Kong : 14 days
India : 30 days (visa issued upon arrival) edit: (from Racquel Cayog's comment: "There are limited cities that allow us to get visa on arrival: Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata with visa fee of USD 65 (30 days)."
Israel : 90 days
Macau : 30 days
Maldives : 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)
Mongolia : 21 days
Nepal : 15/30/90 days (visa issued upon arrival with corresponding fees)
Timor-Leste : 30 days (issued upon arrival with corresponding fee)
South America
Bolivia : 30 days
Brazil : 90 days
Colombia : 90 days
Ecuador : 90 days
Peru : 90 days
Suriname : 90 days
Africa
Morocco : 90 days
Saint Helena : 90 days
Seychelles : 30 days
Tuvalu : 90 days
North America
Costa Rica : 30 days
Haiti : 90 days
Saint Vincent Grenadines : 30 days
Europe
Kosovo : unlimited
Oceana
Fiji : 120 days
Micronesia : 21 days
Nauru : 30 days
Niue : 30 days
Palau : 30 days
Pitcairn Islands : 14 days
Samoa : 60 days
Tuvalu : 90 days
It isn't very easy to apply for a visa. So I'm really glad there are places we could visit visa-free.
But also, I am proud about the places I've been to where I had to apply for a visa to enter.
It was hard work, but certainly all worth it.
There are still so many places to visit. And I hope one day it will be easier for us Filipinos
to get visas. Better still, I hope one day, we'll live in a world without borders. :)
Just sharing this funny story, although it wasn't funny at that time.
When I opened my passport where the visa was glued,
I was so shocked to see a man's face staring at me. Haha.
I just realized I've been to China three times. And I'm going back in May.
Oh, I love Beijing and I'm already very excited.
This was one of the most memorable trips I made. And I want to go back.
Dear Universe, are you listening?
I want another Schengen visa, too. Still in my dreams list -- Italy.
And I certainly want to go back to France.
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I have two babaw short-term travel goals: to go someplace that requires a visa, and to go on a trip that requires a layover, haha! Hopefully we get to have a Japan visa this year. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I can travel to all the countries on this list. *sigh*
Same here Ate, I hope it will be easier for us Filipinos to get visas to other countries. How I wish I can go to China with u ate. I want to travel with you and learn a lot of things from you at the same time. Hope to meet you one of these days here in Europe ate ai.
ReplyDeleteYou're lucky to have visited China several times. Beijing must be exciting to see.
ReplyDeleteOne thing very tempting when visiting Europe is being in different countries in a short time. One can be in France in the morning and be in Switzerland by noon, and Italy the next day. Looking forward to your pictures!
Hello, is this really true, we can visit India and Taiwan without organizing visas prior to travel? They used to require visa... Do you have a reference for this list? Thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteDea: I hope all your visa wishes will come true! :) You'll love Japan! A country of interesting contrasts. :)
ReplyDeleteJulai: I hope we get to travel together someday, too! Maybe, when I visit Spain, one day. :)
ReplyDeleteMar: Re traveling to Europe, true! Their train system is also quite efficient. :)
ReplyDeleteHi K! This is the link from the Embassy of India: http://www.embindia.org.ph/tourist_visa.php
ReplyDeleteVisas are issued upon arrival. But you also have a choice to get your visa prior to traveling.
For Taiwan, there are conditions (such as the one mentioned in this entry).
It was in the news, here's a link to the article:
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx articleId=450804&publicationSubCategoryId=202
Re references: just google each of the countries' websites or blogs/sites with this list.
Thank you so much. :)
ReplyDeleteFor India, there are limited cities that allow us to get visa on arrival: Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata... the rest, you need to get visa from high commission in manila.
ReplyDeleteFor india, there are limited cities that allow us to get visa on arrival: Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata with visa fee of USD 65. (30 days)
ReplyDeleteRacquel: thank you for the additional info! :)
ReplyDeleteHi! big thanks for the info._very useful!!! im planning to get a tourist visa to Europe particularly Italy,France,Paris and Germany hopefully very soon! pls. help! i badly need your expertise on this...any suggestions?big thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you guys for the information. I'm planning to visit New Delhi with my fiance. Great to hear that they will issue visa upon arrival. :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless us all!
europe and south american countries are nice countries to visits........i love to visit again ushuaia and punta arenas in chile....what a great memories indeed......
ReplyDeleteWow. Thanks for this really informative list! Now I know which country to eye for in a travel without having a visa. But of course, it is still my dream to have a Japan Tour.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking time for sharing this post, it was excellent...i found a lot of informative stuff in your post keep it up thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this list! It's a real bummer when you have to apply for a visa to visit a country you like, even worse when you get denied after all that trouble and cost for a visa application so it's good to know there are a lot of other countries to choose from that are not only in SE Asia. Your blog is very informative and a great inspiration to go travel. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jo-Ann! I started this blog as a diary of my travels and a repository of information I get along the way. I'm glad that the information here has helped a lot of people and inspired others to travel. : )
DeleteI had a Residents working visa in spain valid for 90 days, but my employer withdrawn already for hiring me..can i still used it to travel and am i allowed to enter in spain using that visa?
ReplyDeleteHi Rome! For accurate answers to your questions, call the Embassy of Spain, or visit their consular office or their website.
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