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Monday, July 04, 2016

IN PHOTOS: 30 TERRITORIES and COUNTRIES THAT FILIPINOS CAN VISIT WITHOUT A VISA REQUIRED

30 COUNTRIES and TERRITORIES THAT FILIPINOS CAN VISIT WITHOUT A VISA REQUIRED


Bolivia	Visa not required	90 days
Brazil	Visa not required	90 days
Brunei	Visa not required	14 days
Cambodia	Visa not required	21 days
Hainan China	Visa not required
HongKong China	Visa not required	14 days
Macao, China	Visa not required	30 days
Colombia	Visa not required
Costa Rica	Visa not required	30 days upon arrival, can extend for total of 90 days
Dominica	Visa not required	21 days
Ecuador	Visa not required	90 days
Fiji	Visa not required	4 months
Gambia	Visa not required	90 days; must obtain an entry clearance from the Gambian Immigration prior to travel
Haiti	Visa not required	3 months
Laos	Visa not required	30 days
Malaysia	Visa not required	30 days
Micronesia	Visa not required	30 days
Mongolia	Visa not required	21 days
Morocco	Visa not required
Myanmar	Visa not required	14 days. Also eVisa for 28 days; holders must arrive via Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw or Mandalay airports.
Palestine	Visa not required	Arrival by sea to Gaza Strip not allowed.
Peru	Visa not required	183 days
Rwanda	Visa not required	90 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Visa not required	1 month
Senegal	Visa not required	90 days
Singapore	Visa not required	30 days
Suriname	Visa not required	90 days
Thailand	Visa not required	30 days
Vanuatu	Visa not required	30 days
Vietnam	Visa not required	21 days

A view from the mountain in El Sauce overlooking Samaipata, Bolivia.

Chapada Diamantina from the Pai Inácio Hill, in the Chapada Diamantina National Park, Bahia.

Bandar Seri Begawan, showing Kampong Ayer in the Brunei River during the 2013 Brunei Regatta.

SEE ALSO:

2016 LIST OF COUNTRIES THAT FILIPINOS CAN VISIT WITHOUT VISA, GET VISA ON ARRIVAL OR GET E-VISA/ONLINE

View of Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. Today Angkor Wat is Cambodia's main tourist attraction and is visited by many tourists from around the world.

Santiago de Cali panoramic view from Cristo Rey Hills, COLOMBIA.

Arenal Volcano as seen in Monterverde, Costa Rica

Roseau photographed from a docked cruise ship, Dominican Republic.

Quito Panoramic View, Ecuador.

Huts in the village of Navala in the Nausori Highlands, Fiji Islands.

Senegambian stone circles (megaliths) which run from Senegal through the Gambia and which are described by UNESCO as "the largest concentration of stone circles seen anywhere in the world"

Citadelle Laferrière, is the largest fortress in the Americas, and one of the eighth wond ers of the world. HAITI

Mount Semeru and Mount Bromo in East Java. Indonesia contains the most volcanoes in the world.

Israel's 1980 Jerusalem Law declared Jerusalem to be Israel's "eternal and indivisible capital".

Rivers are an important means of transport in Laos.

The limestone pinnacles at Mount Api, part of the Gunung Mulu National Park. MALAYSIA

A view of Kolonia Town from Sokehs Ridge in Pohnpei. MICRONESIA

Castle built in northern Mongolia by Tsogt Taij in 1601.

High Atlas in central Morocco.

Pagodas and kyaungs in present-day Bagan, the capital of the Pagan Kingdom. MYANMAR

The citadel of Machu Picchu, an iconic symbol of pre-Columbian Peru

The island of Mustique in the Saint Vincent and Grenadines.

A reconstruction of the King of Rwanda's palace at Nyanza

The Great Mosque of Touba, home of the Mouride Sufi brotherhood, it is also one of the finest examples of Islamic architecture in Africa.

The integrated resort of Marina Bay Sands, that opened in 2010, is one of the world's most photographed buildings. View from Gardens by the Bay, Singapore