Manila Economic and Cultural Office Philippine Representative Office in Taiwan
A. Visa-Free Entry Under Executive Order No. 408
Under
Executive Order No. 408, as amended, nationals of eligible countries are granted
visa-free entry to the Philippines for an initial stay of thirty (30) days.
Should eligible foreign nationals intend to avail of the visa-free entry, they
should possess passports valid for at least six (6) months beyond the
contemplated period of stay and return tickets to their country of origin or
outward-bound tickets to their next country of destination.
Nationals
of the following countries are eligible to enter the Philippines without a visa
under E.O. No. 408, as amended.
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Andorra 2
Angola 3
Antigua and Barbuda 4
Argentina 5
Australia 6
Austria 7
Bahamas 8
Bahrain 9
Barbados 10
Belgium 11
Belize 12
Benin 13
Bhutan 14
Bolivia 15
Botswana 16
Brazil* 17
Brunei Darussalam 18
Bulgaria 19
Burkina Faso 20
Burundi 21
Cambodia 22
Cameroon 23
Canada 24
Cape Verde 25
Central African Republic 26
Chad 27
Chile 28
Colombia 29
Comoros 30
Congo 31
Costa Rica 32
Cote d’Ivoire 33
Croatia 34
Cyprus 35
Czech Republic 36
Democratic Republic of the Congo 37
Denmark 38
Djibouti 39
Dominica 40
Dominican Republic 41
Ecuador 42
El Salvador 43
Equatorial Guinea 44
Eritrea 45
Estonia 46
Ethiopia 47
Fiji 48
Finland 49
France 50
Gabon 51
Gambia 52
Germany 53
Ghana 54
Greece 55
Grenada 56
Guatemala 57
Guinea 58
Guinea Bissau 59
Guyana 60
Haiti 61
Honduras 62
Hungary 63
Iceland 64
Indonesia 65
Ireland 66
Israel* 67
Italy 68
Jamaica 69
Japan 70
Kazakhstan 71
Kenya 72
Kiribati 73
Kuwait 74
Kyrgyzstan 75
Lao People’s Democratic Republic 76
Latvia 77
Lesotho 78
Liberia 79
Liechtenstein 80
Lithuania
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Luxembourg 82
Madagascar 83
Malawi 84
Malaysia 85
Maldives 86
Mali 87
Malta 88
Marshall Islands 89
Mauritania 90
Mauritius 91
Mexico 92
Micronesia 93
Monaco 94
Mongolia 95
Morocco 96
Mozambique 97
Myanmar 98
Namibia 99
Nepal 100
Netherlands 101
New Zealand 102
Nicaragua 103
Niger 104
Norway 105
Oman 106
Palau 107
Panama 108
Papua New Guinea 109
Paraguay 110
Peru 111
Poland 112
Portugal 113
Qatar 114
Republic of Korea 115
Romania 116
Russia 117
Rwanda 118
Saint Kitts and Nevis 119
Saint Lucia 120
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 121
Samoa 122
San Marino 123
Sao Tome and Principe 124
Saudi Arabia 125
Senegal 126
Seychelles 127
Singapore 128
Slovak Republic 129
Slovenia 130
Solomon Islands 131
South Africa 132
Spain 133
Suriname 134
Swaziland 135
Sweden 136
Switzerland 137
Tajikistan 138
Thailand 139
Togo 140
Trinidad and Tobago 141
Tunisia 142
Turkey 143
Turkmenistan 144
Tuvalu 145
Uganda 146
United Arab Emirates 147
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 148
United Republic of Tanzania 149
United States of America 150
Uruguay 151
Uzbekistan 152
Vanuatu 153
Vatican 154
Venezuela 155
Vietnam 156
Zambia 157 Zimbabwe |
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*Brazilian and
Israeli nationals are allowed to enter the Philippines visa-free for a stay
of fifty-nine (59) days based on existing agreements. |
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B.
Indian
nationals may be granted a visa-free entry for an initial stay not exceeding
fourteen (14) days provided, that they hold:
1.
A
valid or unexpired Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen, Singapore, UK, or
US visa or permanent residence permit.
2.
A
national passport valid at least six (6) months beyond the contemplated stay.
3.
Return
or onward ticket to the next country of destination.
4. No derogatory record with the Bureau of Immigration, National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA), and the International Police (Interpol).
The 14-day visa-free entry may be extended through the Philippine Bureau of Immigration by an additional seven (7) days for a maximum twenty-one (21) days.
C.
The
following may enter the Philippines without a visa for an initial stay not
exceeding seven (7) days provided that they possess a return or onward ticket:
1.
Holders
of Hong Kong British passports; and
2.
Mainland
Chinese for tourism with a valid or unexpired Australian, Japanese, Canadian,
Schengen or US visa.
The
7-day visa-free entry may be extended through the Philippine Bureau of
Immigration by an additional fourteen (14) days to complete a maximum
twenty-one (21) days.
D.
Hong
Kong SAR passport holders may enter the Philippines visa-free for an initial
stay of fourteen (14) days.
E.
Macau
SAR passport holders may enter the Philippines without a visa for an initial
stay of fourteen (14) days, provided, that they possess a return or onward
ticket.