Tag: visa free

Thanks to the Philippines’ ASEAN membership, Philippine passport holders can visit Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam visa-free. While the Philippines is far from having the most powerful passport in the world (that title goes to Japan), Philippine

The Philippine passport is one notch more powerful this year, according to the recenty released 2020 Henley Passport Index.The Philippines is now at number 76, together with the country of Azerbaijan. This allow passport holders to visit 67 visa-free destinations, including:1. Brunei2. Cambodia3. Hong Kong

Planning to visit Jeju Island with your friends this 2020? You may be in luck, as the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Philippines has posted on December 20 that a "visa-free system" for tourist groups is in the works!"The

Traveling to South Korea visa-free is now proving to be a strong possibility. Yonhap News, a government-funded South Korean news agency, reports that a package of policy measures have been announced in an attempt to aid the dwindling economy of the country’s

While we've always talked about big, Instagram-worthy weddings, you have to admit that the best part about getting hitched are the more intimate moments that come right after. And we're not talking about the mandatory reception or unsupervised afterparty—we mean the self-congratulatory

Keep your fingers crossed, travelers! There may be hopes of entering South Korea without going through the current long visa process. In an article by the Philippine News Agency, Philippine Ambassador to Korea Noe Albano Wong reveals that the push for Filipinos to

The Philippine passport might not be the most powerful passport in the world—that title goes to Japan and Singapore—but it’s not as bad as people might think. In fact, while there are only 64 countries and territories that Filipinos can enter visa-free,

In case you've been itching to roam South Korea, beloved land of all things K-drama and K-pop, you'll love this. The SoKor embassy has declared that there are officially three ways you can acquire visa-free entry into the country. You read that

We may not have the world's most powerful passport, but the growing list of countries that we can visit visa-free shows that it's useful where it matters. We can go on the famous Indochina tour without having to worry about visas when

On July 2, 2019, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in the Philippines released a statement extending the visa-free treatment it has afforded Filipino travelers who are visiting for either business or pleasure.“The visa-free privilege for the nationals of the Philippines will continue for

Look out, travel enthusiasts! If you missed capitalizing on Taiwan’s visa-free travel program, you might just get another chance. Originally set to expire on July 31 this year, after being extended for a successful trial run last 2017, the visa-free privilege for

It's never too early to plan for your summer vacay but if you’re still undecided on where you want to go, VisaList can help you make a decision—not in terms of how cheap the tickets are or what activities you can do when

Good news, jetsetters! Taiwan is officially extending its trial visa-free travel program for visitors from the Philippines, Thailand, and Brunei for another year. Book those flights, stat, because you'll get to fly over sans visa until July 31, 2019!For a bit of context, some

The Philippines is now the seventh most powerful country when it comes to passport ranking in Southeast Asia, according to the 2018 Henley Passport Index released on May 22 by Henley & Partners—a residence and citizenship planning firm headquartered in New Jersey.

From one Fall-Winter enthusiast to another, here's a list of the most accessible (read: visa-free!) cold-climate countries to explore as the holidays approach! Go ahead and start packing your cozy coats and favorite pairs of boots. VietnamYou read that right: Vietnam has a

Feeling inspired by Anne Curtis and Erwan Heussaff's latest photos in South Korea? Well, it seems that the stars have aligned! Getting into South Korea just became easier—Manila Bulletin reports that tourists who want to visit the land of K-beauty can do so