Visa to the Philippines

Citizens of a number of countries may enter the Philippines without a visa for short-term tourist stays of 14 to 59 days. However, nationals of many countries are required to apply for a visa in advance to visit the Philippines.

Citizens of many countries, including citizens of the US, EU, Canada, Australia and the UK, are authorized to enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 30 days.

A Philippine visa is an authorization in the form of a stamp placed by a consular officer of a Philippine embassy or consulate abroad at the time of application. It confirms the processing of the visa application and entitles the holder to enter the Philippines, with subsequent request for authorization from Philippine immigration authorities upon entry.

The visa issued may be either a nonimmigrant visa or an immigrant visa. Non-immigrant visas grant the right to temporarily stay in the country for up to 59 days for the purpose of tourism, transit, business, study or employment. Immigrant visas, on the other hand, are for foreign nationals seeking to become permanent residents of the Philippines.

However, the visa issued does not guarantee automatic entry into the country as this decision is made by the immigration authorities at the port of entry when the tourist arrives.

You should contact the nearest Philippine embassy or consulate in advance to apply for a visa. You can also use our services to support you in the process of obtaining a Philippine visa. Our company constantly monitors changes in visa rules and procedures, which allows us to provide our clients with up-to-date information on new requirements and possible difficulties in obtaining a visa.

- Citizens of the following countries do not require an entry visa to the Philippines (for up to 59 days ):

• Brazil
• Israel

- Citizens who do not require a Philippines visa for stays up to 14 days :

• Hong Kong
• Macau
• Portugal

Important: Citizens who are blacklisted and subject to deportation under the orders of the Philippines Department and Bureau of Immigration will not be allowed to enter the country.

In the Philippines, it is also possible to obtain a visa on arrival for an additional fee. Such a visa entitles you to stay in the country for up to 59 days.

The cost of each visa for travel to the Philippines can vary. Depending on the type of visa, there are different restrictions on the number of entries into the country. Some visas allow only one entry, others allow multiple entries, and some provide unlimited entries. The visa fee for the Philippines depends on the method of obtaining the visa and may vary depending on the process. Therefore, it is recommended that you check with the embassy or consulate for full details of the final cost. Our years of experience in the visa processing industry allows us to provide high quality and timely service to our clients. We offer a full range of services including advice on visa requirements, document collection and assistance in obtaining a visa from embassies, helping you save time and reduce the risk of errors.

If you need a visa to the Philippines but don't want to go through the whole process on your own, there are agencies that offer Philippine visa services.

As an accredited visa agency, we will be happy to help you get your visa. To utilize our services, simply fill out the online form on our website and we will contact you. If you have any questions about obtaining a visa to the Philippines, please do not hesitate to contact us.