Is philippines a visa free to spain?

Question

Is philippines a visa free to spain?

Answer 1

National PHILIPPINES (PH) /

Destination SPAIN (ES)

SPAIN (ES)

Passport required (must be valid at least 3 months beyond

expiry date of visa).

Visa required.

Visitor must hold:

- visible means of support during stay (EUR 57.- per day of

stay with a minimun of EUR 514.- or equivalent in other

freely convertible currency, except for students); and

- onward or return ticket and documents required for next

destination.

Non-compliance with the entry regulations may result in fines

between EUR 6,025.- and EUR 60,240.-.

Minors travelling accompanied by parent or legal guardian:

- up to/incl. 15 years old can be included in a parent's

passport but must be accompanied by that passport holder;

- all minors from 16 up to 18 years of age must hold their own

passport or National Identity Card.

Minors up to 18 years of age (from all countries) and

travelling unaccompanied must hold:

1. Passport; or

2. National Identity Card, and

exit form from country of origin (if required by that

country) certified by the parent(s) or legal guardian. This

certified exit form must be legalized by their local

authorities, e.g. police, immigration authorities, etc.

For travel within the Schengen area: travel documents are not

generally required for travel within the Schengen area for

immigration purposes, however, it is strongly recommended that the minor be in possession of the exit form, as passengers may be subject to random checks.

Those travelling to Spain for private or touristic purposes

will be required to apply for a "Carta de Invitacion" through a

police station.

Answer 2

No

Answer 3

If your coming to the Philippines from Spain you are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa for a period of stay of twenty-one (21) days of less and then you can extend your stay