The Philippines is an archipelago consisting of around 7,641 islands, each offering its own uniqueness. In fact, the Philippines is a country that is very rich in beauty and natural culture – not to mention countless beaches.

The Philippine visa policy is quite light. Passport holders can travel to the Philippines free of visa. In addition, almost everyone can get a Philippine visa at the time of arrival. However, unless you come from one of the countries that can travel to a visa -free Philippines, you must apply for a visa before you enter. If you have expired visa must apply for passport renewal.

Visa free up to 59 days

The following state passport holders can enter and live in the Philippines without a visa for up to 59 days:

• Brazil
• Israel

Visa-free for up to 14 days

Passport-holders of the following countries can stay in the Philippines without a visa for up to 14 days:

• Hong Kong
• Macau
• Portugal (but who are permanent residents of Macau)

The following state passport holders can enter the Philippines and live without a visa for up to 30 days:

• If you intend to stay in the Philippines after your visa liberation is possible, then you must have a needed Philippine visa.
• However, if you are in the Philippines and decide you want to stay longer, then you can register to extend your period of residence.
• If you are in the Philippines with a tourist visa or under the rules of visa liberation, and you decide to stay longer, you can apply to extend your period of residence. Applications for the Philippine visa extension (stay extension) are submitted at the Immigration Bureau Office in the Philippines.
• If you first receive stay for 30 days, and want to extend your stay for 29 days, then you can apply for visa neglect from the Philippines IB at least one week before you stay over.
• If you have lived in the Philippines for 59 days, and want to extend your stay for more than 59 days, you must apply for an extension of the IB in the Philippines.

You can apply for an extension: 

• 1 month, 2 months and 6 months.
• Those who enter under the service of visas can extend their residence for up to 36 months.
• Those who enter with a Philippine visa can extend their residence for up to 24 months. Passport renewal Is good to start a new trip.