Guide on Visa-Free Countries as of July 2024 You May Visit
VISA-FREE COUNTRIES – Here is a list of the 67 countries and territories that Filipinos with Philippine Passport can enter without a visa.
Nowadays, a lot of people prioritize an international travel when for vacation, self-reward, family bonding, or simply a time to break the routine and relieve the stress of the day-to-day challenges. Are you one of those people who is excited to book your next flight soon?
Traveling abroad is undeniably not as easy as counting 1, 2, and 3 — most especially in countries that require a visa. It can mean additional money, time, and energy for the processing. Meanwhile, there are visa-free countries that you can turn to.
If you plan to visit a visa-free country or territory, you just have to make sure that you have the Philippine Passport and the specific requirements of the destination that you wish to visit. Don’t worry, there are minimal requirements for Philippine Passport processing. There is also an easy process on how to apply for a Philippine Passport.
If you already have your Philippine Passport, there are lesser steps left for you and you can enjoy the well-deserved international travel that you are looking for. Most often, all the other requirements of most international destinations can be processed online and this make things so much easier.
Residence and investment firm Henley & Partners often issues a passport index noting the visa-free countries for Filipinos who have their Philippine Passport. Among these visa-free destinations, Singapore topped the list as it allows entry to citizens of 195 countries and territories without requiring visa.
France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain also open their places visa-free for citizens from 192 countries. As of July 2024, here is a list of the visa-free countries and territories that Filipinos with Philippine Passports can visit:
- Barbados
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Brunei
- Burundi (visa on arrival)
- Cambodia
- Cape Verde Islands (visa on arrival)
- Colombia
- Comoro Islands (visa on arrival)
- Cook Islands
- Costa Rica
- Cote d’Ivoire
- Djibouti (visa on arrival)
- Dominica
- Ethiopia (visa on arrival)
- Fiji
- Guinea-Bissau (visa on arrival)
- Haiti
- Hong Kong (SAR China)
- Indonesia
- Iran (visa on arrival)
- Israel
- Kazakhstan
- Kenya (electronic travel authority)
- Kiribati
- Kyrgyztan (visa on arrival)
- Laos
- Macao (SAR China)
- Madagascar
- Malawi (visa on arrival)
- Malaysia
- Maldives (visa on arrival)
- Marshall Islands (visa on arrival)
- Mauritania (visa on arrival)
- Mauritius (visa on arrival)
- Micronesia
- Mongolia
- Morocco
- Mozambique (visa on arrival)
- Myanmar
- Nepal (visa on arrival)
- Nicaragua (visa on arrival)
- Niue
- Pakistan (electronic travel authority)
- Palau Islands (visa on arrival)
- Palestinian Territory
- Peru
- Rwanda
- Samoa (visa on arrival)
- Senegal
- Seychelles (visa on arrival)
- Singapore
- Somalia (visa on arrival)
- Sri Lanka (electronic travel authority)
- St. Lucia (visa on arrival)
- St. Vincent and the Grenadines
- Suriname
- Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
- Tajikistan
- Tanzania (visa on arrival)
- Thailand
- The Gambia
- Timor-Leste (visa on arrival)
- Trinidad and Tobago (visa on arrival)
- Tuvalu (visa on arrival)
- Vanuatu
- Vietnam
One of the most important travel tips if you plan to travel abroad is to book your flight ahead of time. It can be months away — the farther you book from your travel date, the more money you may save. Meanwhile, check on your travel agency as there are really dates when flight ticket prices are soaring as they are the months that specific places get a massive number of tourists.
It is also important to check on the rules set by the country that you wish to visit. This will prevent you from a lot of hassles. Prepare all your documents ahead of time as well to prevent unintentionally leaving something behind or a document’s release not making it to your travel date.