Under this new rule, travelers can enjoy two options based on their existing visas, simplifying entry into the Philippines.
30-Day Visa-Free Entry:
Indian citizens holding valid and current UK, US, Japan, Australia, Canada, Schengen, Singapore, or UK (AJACSSUK) visas or residence permits can stay up to 30 days without a visa.
This applies only for tourism and cannot be extended.
Required documents include:
Passport valid for at least six months beyond intended stay
Confirmed return or onward flight ticket
14-Day Visa-Free Entry:
Indian tourists can stay up to 14 days visa-free, ideal for short leisure trips.
This stay cannot be extended or converted to another visa type.
Requirements:
Passport valid for at least six months
Proof of hotel booking
Financial proof (bank statements)
Return or onward travel ticketPUMA Unisex Adult Graviton Mega Sneaker
Implementation Details:
These facilities are available at any Philippine port of entry.
However, travelers with no adverse immigration records will only be allowed entry.
Visa-free stays cannot be converted into other visa types or long-term residence permits.
For work or study, Indians must apply for the appropriate visa at a Philippine Embassy or Consulate.How Much Do You Know About Turtles in India? Here Are Some Lesser-Known, Fascinating Turtles..!
Transit Rules:
Indian travelers transiting through the Philippines to other destinations must have a transit visa, even if they possess a valid visa for their destination country.
Tourism Gateway:
This new policy opens the Philippines’ doors wider for Indian travelers to explore Boracay, Cebu, Palawan, Manila, and other destinations.
Simplified entry will make trip planning smoother and faster.
According to the Henley Passport Index 2025, Indian passport holders can enter 57 countries visa-free (including visa-on-arrival and e-Travel Authorization).
Although India’s passport rank has dropped to 85th place, Indian citizens still enjoy visa-free access to 50+ countries — previously, it was 59 countries.