37 Visa-Free Countries for Filipinos

The Philippine passport power ranks 79th in the world according to the most recent Global Passport Power Rank 2023 by Passport Index. With this, Filipino citizens can travel visa-free to 37 countries, visa on arrival to 18 countries, and eVisa to 24 countries.

Where can Filipino citizens travel without a visa?

Africa

View on old city of Essaouira in Morocco
  • Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Gambia πŸ‘‰visa-free (90 days)
  • Morocco πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Rwanda πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)

Asia

Wall of Jerusalem in Israel
  • Brunei πŸ‘‰ visa-free (14 days)
  • Cambodia πŸ‘‰ visa-free
  • Hong Kong πŸ‘‰ visa-free (14 days)
  • Indonesia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Israel πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Kazakhstan πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Laos πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Macao πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Malaysia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Mongolia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (21 days)
  • Myanmar πŸ‘‰ visa-free (14 days)
  • Palestinian Territories πŸ‘‰ visa-free
  • Singapore πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Taiwan πŸ‘‰ visa-free (14 days)
  • Tajikistan πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Thailand πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Vietnam πŸ‘‰ visa-free (21 days)

North America

Waterfall on The Celeste River in Costa Rica
  • Barbados πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Costa Rica πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Dominica πŸ‘‰ visa-free (21 days)
  • Haiti πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • St. Vincent and the Grenadines πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)

Oceania

Fiji Islands
  • Fiji πŸ‘‰ visa-free (120 days)
  • Micronesia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
  • Vanuatu πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)

South America

Machu Picchu Inca Ruins, Peru
  • Bolivia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Brazil πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Colombia πŸ‘‰ visa-free (90 days)
  • Peru πŸ‘‰ visa-free (180 days)
  • Suriname πŸ‘‰ visa-free (30 days)
Frecelynne Roman

Frecelynne Roman has been writing since 2011, chasing stories through airports, provincial roads, and everything in between. A lifestyle and travel writer from Manila, she founded Frecelynne in 2013, turning family adventures and premium luxury escapes into a destination of their own. She spends her weekdays as a Marketing Director for an international company and her evenings as a Marketing Communications graduate student at UST. Reach her at helloimfrecelynne@gmail.com.

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