67 visa-free destinations for PH passport holders as of July 2024 By GMA Integrated News

There are 67 countries and territories a Philippine passport holder can access without prior visa requirement, according to the latest passport index by Henley & Partners, a residence and investment firm. This makes the Philippines rank 73 in the July 2024 Henley Passport Index, with Singapore at the top spot with visa-free access to 195 destinations, followed by France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Spain with 192, and Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, South Korea and Sweden with 191. Here are the 67 visa-free destinations for a Philippine passport holder: Barbados Bolivia Brazil Brunei Burundi (visa on arrival) Cambodia Cape Verde Islands (visa on arrival) Colombia Comoro Islands (visa on arrival) Cook Islands Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Djibouti (visa on arrival) Dominica Ethiopia (visa on arrival) Fiji Guinea-Bissau (visa on arrival) Haiti Hong Kong (SAR China) Indonesia Iran (visa on arrival) Israel Kazakhstan Kenya (electronic travel authority) Kiribati Kyrgyztan (visa on arrival) Laos Macao (SAR China) Madagascar Malawi (visa on arrival) Malaysia Maldives (visa on arrival) Marshall Islands (visa on arrival) Mauritania (visa on arrival) Mauritius (visa on arrival) Micronesia Mongolia Morocco Mozambique (visa on arrival) Myanmar Nepal (visa on arrival) Nicaragua (visa on arrival) Niue Pakistan (electronic travel authority) Palau Islands (visa on arrival) Palestinian Territory Peru Rwanda Samoa (visa on arrival) Senegal Seychelles (visa on arrival) Singapore Somalia (visa on arrival) Sri Lanka (electronic travel authority) St. Lucia (visa on arrival) St. Vincent and the Grenadines Suriname Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) Tajikistan Tanzania (visa on arrival) Thailand The Gambia Timor-Leste (visa on arrival) Trinidad and Tobago (visa on arrival) Tuvalu (visa on arrival) Vanuatu Vietnam According to the Henley & Partners, the Henley Passport Index is based on "exclusive data from the International Air Transport Authority (IATA)." Other Stories Chinese na may Philippine passport at permanent residency, hinarang sa NAIA Chinese national na 'di marunong mag-Filipino, nag-apply para makakuha ng PHL passport sa Davao City 69 visa-free destinations for PH passport holders

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