What countries can a Filipino go that doesn't require a visa?

Question

I already know it's really hard for a Filipino to get a visa to go to USA, so what other countries can one go that doesn't require a visa, or at least not hard to get and not long wait? (That isn't Asia)

Answer 1

The Dominican Republic

Answer 2

All ASEAN member countries, Macau & Hong Kong (if you only stay there for 3 days or less per my dad as he is working at an airline company)

Also i once read an email regarding travelling to Chile and says they don't require a visa to get there, or, I dunno. I know that aside from ASEAN, Phils is also a member of Latin Union.

Answer 3

Unless you are a bird or a fish most Countries require Visa.  Head of States may not be required a Visa but they still have to inform the host country as to the nature of their visit, which in effect still a Visa.

Answer 4

nigeria

Answer 5

Only Asian countries don't require visa.  But if you want countries other than these, you need to have a visa.  If you want, Australia and Canada - it won't take long to have a visa processed.  How about Dubai or Qatar?

Answer 6

Philippine passport holders can be visa-free to go to the following countries that are members of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN):

1. Thailand

2. Malaysia

3. Brunei

4. Myanmar

5. Laos

6. Cambodia

7. Vietnam

8. Singapore

9. Hong Kong

10. Indonesia

11. Macau

Aside from those ASEAN countries we can also go to these countries without any visa requirement. Filipinos may need to pay required visa fees upon arrival:

1. Brazil (for tourism and business)

2. Israel

3. Sri Lanka

4. Maldives

5. Ethiopia

6. Kenya

** Philippine passport holders can only be visa-free if purpose of travel is only for tourism. Not for business, work, etc.

** If you are to travel to Israel and you have plans of going to a different Middle Eastern country like in the UAE, Jordan, etc...you can request the Immigration Officer in Israel to have your visa stamped in a different form (AL-17 form) and NOT IN YOUR PASSPORT. You may not be allowed entry in some middle eastern countries if they see that you have Israeli visa stamp. Not unless you use a different passport when you go to those countries.

Hope this helps.

Additional Info:

I just checked http://visahq.com and Philippine passport holder are visa-free also to the following countries:

1. Andorra

2. Bermuda

3. Bolivia

4. Burundi

5. Columbia

6. Cook Islands

7. Comoros

8. Costa Rica

9. Ecuador (tourism and business)

10. Fiji

11. Galapagos Island (tourism, business, and official)

12. Haiti

13. Mongolia

14. Micronesia

15. Morocco

16. Oman

17. Palestine (tourism, business, official)

18. Peru

19. Saint Helena

20. Seychelles

21. South Korea (official only)

22. Suriname

23. Samoa

24. Tuvalu

We can go to other places after all! Without the pangs of queueing forever!=D

Answer 7

The Philippines.

Answer 8

You got to be a Vatican Pope to travel anywhere in the world without visa.

Answer 9

ASEAN Countries....

where were you wen they discussed this?

Answer 10

Countries that Filipinos can go without the need for a visa include all of the member nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, which includes the bgi economies such as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia, as well as the other nations such as Vietnam, East Timor, Laos, and Cambodia. Myanmar has differing positions on the need for a visa.

Hong Kong and Macau too does not need a visa, as well as Jeju Island in South Korea, and some Pacific Islands that are independent.

Answer 11

thailand

indonesia

malaysia

singapore

brunei

east timor

vietnam

kampuchea

laos

macau, china

hongkong, china

Answer 12

Africa

Burkina Faso - 3-month visa issued upon arrival for XOF10,000

Burundi  -visa issued upon arrival

Cape Verde - visa issued upon arrival

Comoros - visa issued upon arrival

Djibouti - 10-day visa issued upon arrival for DJF3,000; 1-month visa issued upon arrival for DJF5,000

Egypt (South Sinai only) - 14-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Kenya - 3-month visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Madagascar - 90-day visa issued upon arrival for MGA28,000

Morocco - 3 months

Mozambique - 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$25

Niger - 1-month visa issued upon arrival for XOF25,000

Saint Helena - visa issued upon arrival

Seychelles - 1 month

Tanzania - visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Togo - 7-day visa issued upon arrival

Uganda - 6-month visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Zambia - visa issued upon arrival for US$25 (single), US$40 (double), and US$80 (multiple)

ASIAN

ASEAN

Brunei Darussalam - 14 days

Cambodia - 21 days

Indonesia - 30 days

Laos - 30 days

Malaysia - 1 month

Singapore - 30 days

Thailand - 30 days

Vietnam - 21 days

Non-ASEAN

Bangladesh - 90-day visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Hong Kong - 14 days

Iran - 17-day visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Israel - 3 months

South Korea (Jeju Island only) - 30 days

Macau - 30 days

Maldives - 30-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Mongolia - 21 days

Nepal - 60-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30

Sri Lanka -30 days

Timor-Leste - 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30

Europe

Armenia - 21-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30

Azerbaijan - 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$100

Georgia - 3 month visa issued on arrival for US$10 ~US$200

Oceania

Cook Islands - 31 days

Fiji - 6-month Visitor's Permit issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Marshall Islands - 30-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge) Federated States of Micronesia - 30 days

Niue - 30 days

Palau - 30-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Samoa - 60-day Visitor's Permit issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Tuvalu -1-month visa issued upon arrival (free of charge)

Vanuatu - 30 days

North America

Bermuda - 6 months

Costa Rica - 30 days

Dominica - 21 days

Haiti - 3 months

Saint Kitts and Nevis -14 days

Saint Lucia - 6-week visa issued upon arrival for US$50

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 1 month

Turks and Caicos Islands - 30 days