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Kababayans, No Visa Required for These Countries!

Here is the list and the length of stay:

Bolivia - 90 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/44467084/mountains-bolivia-by-magnus-kramer

Brazil - 90 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/66816231/the-christ-view-by-wellington-goulart


Brunei - 14 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/92631881/sultan-omar-ali-saifuddien-mosque-by-isugarmini-mini

Cambodia - 21 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/64275315/rice-fields-on-trrraced-of-mu-cang-chai-by-ha-son

Colombia - 90 days on arrival, extend another 90 days for 180 days total
google.com

Costa Rica - 30 days upon arrival, can extend for total of 90 days
google.com

Dominica - 21 days

Ecuador - 90 days

Fiji - 4 months
https://prime.500px.com/photos/75301355/the-farmers-boat-by-glenn-hartley

Gambia - 90 days; must obtain an entry clearance from the Gambian Immigration prior to travel

Haiti - 3 months

Hongkong - 14 days

Indonesia - 30 days

Israel - 3 months

Laos - 30 days

Malaysia - 30 days

Micronesia - 30 days

Mongolia - 21 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/61859747/mongolian-horses-by-kyle-anstey

Morocco
https://prime.500px.com/photos/68690493/merzouga-by-laurent-jobert

Myanmar - 14 days; Also eVisa for 28 days; holders must arrive via Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw or Mandalay airports

Peru - 183 days
https://prime.500px.com/photos/78775093/machu-picchu-photographers'-dream-by-go-ga

Rwanda - 90 days

Saint Vincet and Grenadines - 1 month
google.com

Singapore - 30 days

Suriname - 90 days

Thailand - 30 days

Vanuatu - 30 days

Vietnam - 21 days

So, did this got you excited or what?  Hmmm, Mongolia? Morocco? Peru? Bolivia?  Fiji? Time to pack things up and travel!

Source: wikipedia


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