1. Overview
Philippines is a sovereign state in archipelagic Southeast Asia, a place where the diversity and authenticity of the culture, nature and food hold the essence of life itself. If you want to visit Philippines, check if you need a visa to cross its borders.
2. Philippines Visa Application Form
According to the visa policy of the Philippines, visitors from 157 countries are permitted visa-free entry for periods ranging from 14 to 59 days. Visa-exempt foreign nationals may extend their stay two months per extension but not exceeding the maximum period of two years.
You should contact directly to the nearest Philippines embassy or consulate to check whether you need a visa to visit Philippines. If you must obtain a visa, you should first prepare a complete and signed visa application form and submit with the required documents.
Link to download Philippines Visa Application Form
3. Guidelines for Completing the Form
– Complete the required information
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- Personal information
- Passport information
- Contact details
- Marital Status Details
- Education
- Employment
- Details of Sponsor
- Travel information
– Fill in the blank. Make sure to read all the instructions carefully and provide as much information as possible, avoid typing errors.
– After finishing the form, check all information again. The information filled in the form should be as clear and exact as possible.
– Finally, print the filled form out and sign it.
NOTE: The Visa application form should be completely filled and signed by Visa applicant and not another person. If the visa applicant is a minor (under 18), the application must be signed by a person having parental authority and their relationship should be included in parentheses (father, mother, guardian). If the visa applicant cannot sign, a cross may be used.
We strongly recommend that you verify critical information unique to your trip with the relevant embassy before travel. Check your eligibility before you apply. If you are eligible to apply you will find guidance on how to complete your application and the evidence you need to provide within the online application.