Visa-Free Countries for Philippine Passport Holder - P2

If you’re a Filipino and a holder of Philippine passport who likes traveling and exploring the beauty of the world, but hates the visa requirement to some countries, frown no more for you can still go to wonderful places without hassle-visa-appointments.

Below is the list of countries where Filipino Passport Holder can enter without a prior visa formalities requirement:

Countries in North America

Costa Rica Up to 30 days Country list (click Philippines)   +63-2-818-6740 / +63-2-816-7851

Haiti Up to 90 days Embassy of Haiti in US   embassy@haiti.org (US)

Saint Vincent Grenadines Up to 30 days Website   mail@embsvg.com (US)

COUNTRY IN EUROPE

Kosovo Unlimited for valid passport Site of embassy in the US   embassy.usa@ks-gov.net (US)


 

COUNTRIES IN OCEANIA

 
 
Fiji Up to 120 days Visitor visa page (see exemptions)   +852-375-1618 (Hong Kong)

Micronesia Up to 21 days Country list of requirements   (202) 223-4383 (US)

Nauru Up to 30 days none found none found

Niue Up to 30 days none found none found

Palau Up to 30 days US embassy website   +63-2-817-9666

Pitcairn Islands Up to 14 days (entry permit of $30) Information   admin@pitcairn.gov.pn (New Zealand)

Samoa Up to 60 days none found no contact info found

Tuvalu Up to 90 days Consulate of Tuvalu on Singapore    tuvalu@onecommonwealth.org (US)


NOTE:
- A must to have a valid passport, at least with 6months validity, plane ticket, and extra money for your tour

- Some countries will grant visa on arrival for a fee and other requirements such as proof of funds, etc.


- Some requires to secure a transit visa (this is different from a visit pass or tourist visa) when visiting some of the countries. Take the case of the countries in the Pacific Islands, where you will pass through either New Zealand or Australia, to get to the aforementioned, thus you need to secure a New Zealand transit visa or Australia transit visa. Another example, you may need to secure a US transit visa en route to South American countries. Because as far as I know, there are no direct flights from Manila to Bolivia or Manila to Ecuador. Yes, transit visa might be the biggest challenge for a Pinoy travelling to the countries listed above
 
- Transit visa may be required when you're not on a direct flight

- Immigration laws / procedures may change some times so it is best to double-check the immigration rules of the country you’re planning to visit before making a trip


Related Information:
Visa-Free Countries for Philippine Passport Holder - Part 1


Reference:
Embassy websites
Wikipedia
Reah Guevarra's Tips, Tutorials, & Reviews
HubPages
Samahang Pinoy Kawanggawa