The Ultimate Guide to Travelling Visa-Free or with eVisa for Filipinos in 2025

If you have been dreaming of a spontaneous trip abroad but do not want to deal with visa appointments and complicated requirements, you are not alone. Good thing the Philippine passport can take you to plenty of countries that welcome you either visa free or with a simple online application.

Whether you are a first-time traveller or someone who just wants an easy trip, this guide is all about making your travel plans smoother.

Also read: Why You Still Need Travel Insurance for Visa-Free Trips

Where You Can Go Visa Free in 2025

These are the destinations where you can just book a flight, show your passport, and explore. No paperwork needed.

Asian Destinations Close to Home

Image credit: John Kevin via Getty Images

One of the perks of living in the Philippines is how many incredible countries are just a short flight away. Even better, many of them do not ask for a visa.

Thailand

Stay up to 30 days and explore everything from floating markets to island beaches.

Vietnam

You can enjoy 21 days of street food, history, and motorbike adventures.

Singapore

Spend up to 30 days experiencing clean city streets, hawker centres, and futuristic skylines.

Malaysia

With 30 days, you can take your time exploring Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and the Cameron Highlands.

Indonesia

You get 30 days to relax in Bali, discover hidden islands, or dive into local culture.

Hong Kong

You have 14 days to enjoy skyline views, theme parks, and shopping districts.

Macao

30 days to explore a mix of Portuguese and Chinese influences with great food and vibrant streets.

Taiwan

Still visa free for 14 days under a trial programme. Best to confirm before you go.

Cambodia

Enjoy 30 days of temples, river towns, and underrated beaches.

Laos

With 30 days, it is ideal for peaceful nature trips and charming cities like Luang Prabang.

Myanmar

You can stay for 14 days. A unique destination for travellers who love culture and history.

Mongolia

Visit for up to 21 days if you are into wide open landscapes and clear skies.

Israel

You get 90 days to experience ancient sites and a mix of cultures.

Explore South America Without a Visa

If you are up for a long flight, South America is surprisingly open to Filipino travellers.

Brazil

You can stay for 90 days and soak up beach life and colourful cities.

Colombia

Also 90 days, perfect for music, food, and exciting city energy.

Peru

Stay up to 183 days, giving you time to explore beyond just Machu Picchu.

Ecuador

You are allowed 90 days to explore the Andes, coast, and rainforest.

Bolivia

90 days of adventure, including salt flats, mountains, and culture.

Suriname

90 days in one of the quieter but still beautiful corners of the continent.

Oceania Is Not Just for Aussies

Image credit: GAED | Wikimedia commons

The Pacific islands welcome Filipino travellers with open arms.

Fiji

Stay up to 120 days surrounded by crystal clear waters and friendly locals.

Micronesia

30 days of slow island life and beach time.

Vanuatu

Enjoy 30 days in a destination that still feels undiscovered.

Palau

Visa on arrival for 30 days, popular for diving and marine life.

Samoa

Get an entry permit on arrival and stay up to 60 days.

Central America and the Caribbean

Image credit: Dr. Ondřej Havelka | Wikimedia commons

If you want something tropical and a bit different, this region is worth checking out.

Dominica

Stay up to 21 days in a peaceful island setting.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

30 days to enjoy island life and sunshine.

Haiti

90 days with no visa needed. Culture, history, and energy all in one place.

Nicaragua

Visa on arrival for 30 days. Great for nature lovers and volcano hikes.

Saint Lucia

Visa on arrival for 42 days. Think beaches, waterfalls, and easygoing vibes.

Countries That Offer eVisas for Filipinos

Image credit: annastills | Canva Pro

Not all trips need embassy visits. Some places offer eVisas you can apply for online before your trip. The process is usually quick, easy, and stress free.

South Korea

You may be eligible for the K ETA which is applied for online.

Turkey

Apply online and explore Istanbul and beyond for up to 30 days.

India

Offers a multiple entry eVisa. You can stay up to 60 days per visit.

Sri Lanka

Apply for an ETA online before flying in. Perfect for a week of exploring.

Pakistan

The eVisa system is open to Filipinos through their official portal.

United Arab Emirates

You can get an eVisa through approved airlines or hotels before your trip.

Kenya

Apply through the eCitizen website and get ready for a safari.

Uzbekistan

Simple eVisa process and a great option for off the beaten path travellers.

Tajikistan

Also offers an eVisa and a visa on arrival option.

Also read: Must-Have Travel Apps for Every Filipino Traveller in 2025

A Few Things to Remember

• Even if you do not need a visa, there are still a few important things to prepare.

• Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from your date of entry

• Some countries will ask for proof of accommodation or a return ticket at immigration

• For eVisas, prepare a digital passport photo and basic travel details like dates and hotel bookings

• Always check the latest rules before flying since immigration policies can change at any time

Why This Guide Matters

Image credit: polarica | Canva Pro

Planning international travel can feel overwhelming especially if you are not sure where you can go without much hassle. The good news is there are more places than you might think where Filipino passport holders are welcome with open arms.

This guide is proof that your next big trip does not have to come with visa stress. So whether you are booking a weekend break or a month-long adventure, there is always a destination waiting for you to explore it.

Where are you planning to go next?