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Where a Philippine Passport Goes Without a Visa

Free guide

Where a Philippine Passport Goes Without a Visa

Your Philippine passport already opens more countries than most Filipinos realise, with no application and no interview. This free guide lists them, how long you can stay in each, and the conditions that still apply when you land.

  • Every ASEAN country and exactly how long each one allows
  • Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Hainan, and which of them is not a permanent right
  • Why visa-free does not mean paperwork-free, and the four conditions that still apply
  • Digital arrival cards, the newest way an organised traveller gets caught out
  • The group route into nine mainland Chinese cities that is not an individual visa
  • Where you genuinely do need to apply, so you can plan the lead time

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Where a Philippine Passport Goes Without a Visa, the free 10 page guide from Travel with CMT

What is inside

Organised the way you would actually use it, not alphabetically.

Part one

Your neighbours. Every ASEAN member admits a Philippine passport, and the day counts are not the same. One of them changed very recently and most of the internet has not caught up.

Part two

Open beyond ASEAN. Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Hainan, with the conditions attached to each and a note on which one is renewed annually rather than permanent.

Part three

The catch. Passport validity, onward tickets, proof of accommodation and funds, plus the digital arrival cards that are now mandatory in several places and free everywhere.

Part four

Where a visa is still required, what each one involves, and how to use the easy trips to make the difficult applications easier later.

Who this is for

A good fit if you are

  • Deciding where to go rather than how to get there
  • Travelling internationally for the first time
  • Working around a short notice period or limited leave
  • Building a travel history before applying for a harder visa

Probably not for you if

  • You already know your destination and need its visa process
  • You hold a passport other than a Philippine one
  • You want detailed itineraries rather than entry rules

Questions people ask

How many countries can a Philippine passport enter without a visa?
Enough that the useful question is which ones suit your trip. This guide covers the ones worth flying to from Manila, with the exact stay allowed for each and the conditions attached.
Is Thailand still sixty days?
No. It ran a sixty-day exemption for a period and has returned to thirty days for us. Large travel sites still publish the old figure, which is exactly why this guide has a dated page for anything that moves.
Do I need anything if the country is visa-free?
Yes. Passport validity, usually six months, a confirmed onward or return ticket, proof of where you are staying and enough money for the stay. Several countries now also require a digital arrival card before you fly.
Are arrival cards free?
Yes, every official one. If a website is charging you to file an arrival card, it is not the government.

Send me the visa-free guide

Ten pages, free, and the page that moves is dated so you know when to re-check it.

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