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Philippines Visa for Indians: Types, Official Portal & Documents (2026)

The Philippines admits many nationalities visa-free for short tourist stays. Since 8 June 2025, Indian nationals can enter visa-free for up to 14 days, or 30 days if they hold certain valid foreign visas or residence permits.

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For Indian passport holders

Visa-freeVisa-free 14 days (30 days with a qualifying US/UK/Schengen/etc. visa)

Indian tourists can enter visa-free for 14 days, or 30 days if they hold a valid visa or residence permit from the US, Japan, Australia, Canada, Schengen, Singapore or the UK. Neither stay can be extended or converted.

Source: official government page(official site, opens in a new tab)

Ways to enter Philippines

Official sources

Government websites — the only authoritative place for current rules and fees. Beware of look-alike sites.

Typical documents

Commonly requested items. The official checklist for your visa category always takes priority.

  • Passport valid at least 6 months beyond stay
  • Confirmed hotel booking (14-day route)
  • Proof of sufficient funds (14-day route)
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Qualifying foreign visa/residence permit (30-day route)
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Processing time and fees

Processing

No pre-approval needed for visa-free entry.

Government fees

No visa fee for visa-free entry. e-Visa fees are listed on evisa.gov.ph.

Providers that cover Philippines

Sample prices

17 listed providers file Philippines tourist applications for Indian passports. Totals below are illustrative sample figures (service + estimated government fee), not quotes. You can also apply yourself on the official portal above.

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Tips before you apply

  • Visa-free stays cannot be extended – get a visa if you may stay longer.
  • Carry hotel and funds evidence for the 14-day route.
  • The visa-free scheme is for tourism only.

Philippines visa FAQ for Indians

Is the Philippines visa-free for Indians?
Yes, for tourism: 14 days, or 30 days if you hold a qualifying foreign visa or residence permit.
Can I extend a visa-free stay?
No. The DFA says these stays cannot be extended or converted.
What if I need more time?
Apply for a Philippine visa through the embassy or e-Visa system before travel.
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