Comprehensive visa requirements for Philippines passport holders traveling worldwide
Last updated: March 15, 2026
Max stay: 180 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa exemption for tourism
Max stay: 365 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa exemption for ASEAN nationals
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa exemption for ASEAN nationals
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa exemption for ASEAN nationals
Max stay: 30 days
Visa exemption for tourism
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 21 days
Visa exemption short stay
Max stay: 90 days
Visitor visa (subclass 600) required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
India eVisa available
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Max stay: 28 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Unified eVisa available
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist eVisa available
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Max stay: 30 days
Turkey eVisa available
Max stay: 14 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Tourist visa on arrival; eVisa available
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa waiver/on arrival (verify tier)
Max stay: 30 days
Visa on arrival (verify category)
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required prior to travel
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required for short stay
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 180 days
Temporary Resident Visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Tourist visa required prior to travel
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required (Croatia Schengen member)
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required. Apply at Danish Embassy/Consulate.
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required (limited exemptions may apply)
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 180 days
Visa required unless holding valid US/Schengen visa (conditional exemption)
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Visa required. Apply at Moroccan Embassy/Consulate.
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Visitor visa required prior to travel
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required prior to travel
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Visa required. Apply at Peruvian Embassy/Consulate.
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Tourist visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 90 days
Schengen visa required
Max stay: 90 days
Max stay: 30 days
Max stay: 180 days
Standard Visitor visa required
Max stay: 180 days
B1/B2 visa required prior to travel
Max stay: 30 days
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The Philippines passport grants its holders access to a wide range of international destinations, each with its own entry requirements. Understanding visa requirements before you travel is essential: arriving at a border without the correct documentation can result in denied boarding, refusal of entry, or significant delays. This page compiles up-to-date visa information for Philippines citizens across every destination in our database, organized by entry type so you can quickly identify what you need for each trip.
Visa requirements fall into several categories. Visa-free access means Philippines passport holders can enter without any prior application. An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is a lightweight online pre-clearance required by some countries before boarding a flight. An eVisa is a visa issued electronically, typically applied for online days or weeks before travel. Visa on arrival (VoA) allows travelers to obtain a visa stamp or sticker at the port of entry upon arrival. Visa required means a formal application must be submitted to the destination country's embassy or consulate before travel. Restricted or refused entry indicates that travel to that destination is not permitted for Philippines citizens under current conditions.
Browse by visa category above to find destinations that match your travel plans. Each destination card links through to a detailed pair page where you can view the exact maximum stay duration, any specific conditions such as passport validity requirements, proof of onward travel, or minimum funds, and the source date for the information. If you are planning a multi-destination trip, check each country individually since requirements do not carry over between destinations.
Keep in mind that visa policy can change at any time due to diplomatic agreements, reciprocal arrangements, or emergency travel advisories. A country that was visa-free six months ago may now require an eVisa or full visa. The data on this page is reviewed regularly, but always cross-check with the official embassy or consulate of your destination country before booking flights or accommodation.
Even when no visa is required, most countries have minimum passport validity rules. The most common requirement is that your Philippines passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended departure date from the destination. Some countries require only three months of remaining validity beyond your stay, while others accept any validity as long as the passport does not expire during your visit. Checking the specific pair page for each destination will show you the exact passport validity rule that applies to Philippines citizens.
In addition to passport validity, several destinations require proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay, a confirmed return or onward ticket, travel insurance, or accommodation bookings. These entry conditions are enforced at the border regardless of whether a visa was required in advance. Being prepared with the right documents at check-in and at immigration significantly reduces the risk of any issues during travel.
If your Philippines passport has visa-free access to the Schengen Area, you can travel freely across all 29 Schengen member states with a single entry. However, the 90/180 rule applies: you may not spend more than 90 days in the Schengen zone within any rolling 180-day period, regardless of how many individual countries you visit. Days spent in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, or any other Schengen country all count toward the same 90-day total. Use the Schengen Calculator tool to track your available days before each trip.
Disclaimer: Visa requirements can change without notice. Always verify current requirements with official government sources or the embassy/consulate before making travel arrangements.
