What are the visa-free conditions in the Philippines?

Since the promotion of tourism in the Philippines has become more and more extensive, many people have been attracted by the blue sky and sea of the Philippines. In order to ensure that everyone is convenient for inbound tourism and business activities, the visa policy signed by the Philippine Immigration Bureau is becoming more and more open and simple. However, the visa exemption also limits the conditions. So, what are the visa exemption conditions for the Philippines?

The Philippine visa exemption is only issued to certain groups of people, such as qualified tour groups, diplomats, or holders of official passports. Even athletes need a visa. Therefore, the Philippine Immigration Bureau has not opened visa exemption to all Chinese citizens.

Although the Philippine Immigration Bureau has not opened visa-free entry to all citizens of our country, it has opened visa-free entry to all citizens of 166 other countries. In other words, if you enter the Philippines with a visa-free passport, you can enter the country directly without applying for a visa. However, visa-free can only stay for up to 30 days. If you want to stay for a long time, you need to go to the Philippine Embassy.

If Chinese citizens want to travel to the Philippines or conduct business activities, they need to apply for the corresponding Philippine visa type. Whether for tourism or business, stay in the Philippines for up to 59 days. A tourist visa can only be used for a single entry, but a business visa can be used multiple times, with a cumulative stay of 59 days. What is relatively special is that the tourist visa received in Shanghai is only issued for a 14-day stay. But a single tour, is also very sufficient.