Visa-Free or Visa-On-Arrival for Filipinos

We always wonder where in the world we can set foot with just our Philippine passports in tow. I had the same queries from time to time so I bookmarked a site about this and it's the same I'm sharing here.

Courtesy of: Wikipedia

These are the territorial entry points where Immigration officers just do the stamp/s to the passport (Visa-Free) without any questions (or maybe a little bit sometimes basically about your trip) nor pay something:

1. Brunei - 14 days
2. Cambodia - 21 days
3. Indonesia - 30 days
4. Laos - 30 days
5. Malaysia - 30 days
6. Singapore - 30 days
7.  Thailand - 30 days
8. Vietnam - 21 days
9. Morocco - 90 days (open-dated)
10. Seychelles - 30 days
11. Hongkong - 14 days
12. Israel** - 90 days
13. Macau - 30 days
14. Mongolia - 21 days
15. Sri Lanka - 30 days (Electronic  Travel Authorization)
16. Kosovo - 90 days
17. Cook Islands - 31 days
18. Micronesia - 30 days
19. Niue - 30 days
20. Vanuatu - 30 days
21. Dominica - 21 days
22. Costa Rica - 30 days (can extend up to 90 days)
23. Haiti - 90 days
24. St Kitts and Nevis - 14 days
25. St Vincent and Grenadines - 30 days
26. Turks and Caicos - 30 days
27. Bolivia - 90 days
28. Brazil - 90 days
29. Colombia - 90 days (can extend for another 90 days)
30. Ecuador - 90 days
31. Peru - 183 days
32. Suriname - 90 days
33. Myanmar - (updated) visa-free 14 days; E-visa 28 days/USD40 but must arrive at Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw or Mandalay Airports

Below additional list however would mostly require us to pay some amount upon arrival at the airport/Immigration but definitely Visa is granted at no further remarks. This is more known as under Visa-on-arrival (VOA) terms.

1. Burundi - no fee
2. Cape Verde - EUR25
3. Comoros - 24hrs free, succeeding with fee
4. Djibouti - 10 days/DJF3k; 30days/DJF5k
5. Gambia - 24-72hrs free succeeding up to 1 month with fee (added: 90 days but an entry clearance need to obtain from Gambian Immigration before travel)
6. Kenya - 90 days/USD25
7. Madagascar - 90 days/MGA140k
8. Mali - with fee
9. Mozambique - 30 days/USD25
10. St Helena - no fee
11. Tanzania - USD50
12. Togo - 7 days with fee
13. Uganda - 180 days/USD50 (open-dated)
14. Zambia - 90 days/USD50
15. Georgia - 90 days/GEL50; 360 days multi/GEL100c (added: eVisa)
16. India - 30 days/USD60 (added: Electronic Travel Authorization. Major entry ports like Delhi, Mombai, Calcutta, Bangalore accept Visa on Arrival)
17. Iran - 30 days no fee
18. Maldives - 30 days no fee
19. Nepal - 15/30/90 days for USD25/40/100
20. Timor-Leste - 30 days/USD30
21. Fiji - 120 days no fee
22. Marshall Islands - 30 days no fee (added: 90 days)
23. Palau - 30 days no fee
24. Samoa - 60 days no fee (entry permit on arrival)
25. Tuvalu - 30 days no fee
26. Nicaragua - 30 days/USD50c (added: 90 days)
27. St Lucia - 6 weeks/USD50

Updates:

1. Armenia - Visa on arrival - 120 days
2. Guinea-Bissau - Visa on arrival - 90 days
3. Kyrgyzstan - Visa on arrival - 30 days
4. Mauritania - Visa on arrival
5. Papua New Guinea - Visa on arrival - 60 days
6. Rwanda - Visa not required - 90 days
7. Somalia - Visa on arrival - 30 days provided an invitation letter issued by the sponsor has been submitted to Airport Immigration Dept at least 2 days from arrival
8. Tajikistan - Visa on arrival - 45 days

Additional Notes:

Certain countries allow Filipino citizens to enter without a visa if they are in possession of a VALID visa for Schengen area, US or Canada. (Will get that comprehensive list soon) Meantime, we have below...

• Australia - requires visa but transit* visa is not required
• Bahamas; Domincan Republic; Jamaica (open-dated); Mexico (open-dated)  - require visa but permanent residents of Canada do not need one and may stay up to 30 days
• Canada - visa required but Green Card holders in the US do not need one to visit or transit
• China - visa needed into the mainland yet other than Hongkong and Macao, visa is also not required in entering Hainan
• Iran - visa required but pre-approved visa can be  obtained up on airport
• South Korea - mainland requires visa but Jeju Island is open for a 30-day visa-free access
• St Kitts and Nevis - visa is required but obtainable online
• Serbia - visa required but visa free for max stay of 90 days for valid visa holders or residents of EU and US
• Taiwan - visa required but valid visa holders or residents of EU and US can apply online, no fee

*Transit visa is applicable for lay-overs

**Israeli stamps or any other indication of a connection with Israel is  refused admission in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, KSA, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen and MAYBE denied entry into Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Tunisia due to what they  called Arab League boycott with Israel.

Also, many African countries require all incoming passengers to have a current International Certificate of Vaccination. 

Note: Information as of March 6, 2015 modification/updating