i want to go to the philippines in june how do i get a visa?

Answer 1

know more about getting a philippine visa (or i you need one) on this site:

http://www.dfa.gov.ph/consular/visa.htm

if you plan to stay for 21 days, no visa is required, otherwise, you can have it renewed and it wont be so hard.

Guidelines on the Entry of Temporary Visitors to the Philippines
Nationals from countries listed below who are traveling to the Philippines for business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a stay not exceeding twenty-one (21) days, provided they hold valid tickets for their return journey to port of origin or next port of destination and their passports valid for a period of at least six (6) months beyond the contemplated period of stay. However, Immigration Officers at ports of entry may exercise their discretion to admit holders of passports valid for at least sixty (60) days beyond the intended period of stay.

Nationals from the following countries are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa for a period of stay of twenty-one (21) days or less:

1. Andorra
2. Angola
3. Antigua and Barbuda
4. Argentina
5. Australia
6. Austria
7. Bahamas
8. Bahrain
9. Barbados
10. Belgium
11. Benin
12. Bhutan
13. Bolivia
14. Botswana
15. Brazil*
16. Brunei Darussalam
17. Bulgaria
18. Burkina Faso
19. Burundi
20. Cambodia
21. Cameroon
22. Canada
23. Cape Verde
24. Central African Republic
25. Chad
26. Chile
27. Colombia
28. Comoros
29. Congo
30. Costa Rica
31. Cote d’Ivoire
32. Cyprus
33. Czech Republic
34. Democratic Republic of the Congo
35. Denmark
36. Djibouti
37. Dominica
38. Dominican Republic
39. Ecuador
40. El Salvador
41. Equatorial Guinea
42. Eritrea
43. Ethiopia
44. Fiji
45. Finland
46. France
47. Gabon
48. Gambia
49. Germany
50. Ghana
51. Gibraltar
52. Greece
53. Grenada
54. Guatemala
55. Guinea
56. Guinea Bissau
57. Guyana
58. Haiti
59. Honduras
60. Hungary
61. Iceland
62. Indonesia
63. Ireland
64. Israel*
65. Italy
66. Jamaica
67. Japan
68. Kenya
69. Kiribati
70. Kuwait
71. Lao People’s Democratic Republic
72. Lesotho
73. Liberia
74. Liechtenstein
75. Luxembourg
76. Madagascar
77. Malawi
78. Malaysia
79. Maldives
80. Mali
81. Malta
82. Marshall Islands
83. Mauritania
84. Mauritius
85. Mexico
86. Micronesia
87. Monaco
88. Mongolia
89. Morocco
90. Mozambique
91. Myanmar
92. Namibia
93. Nepal
94. Netherlands
95. New Zealand
96. Nicaragua
97. Niger
98. Norway
99. Oman
100. Palau
101. Panama
102. Papua New Guinea
103. Paraguay
104. Peru
105. Poland
106. Portugal
107. Qatar
108. Republic of Korea
109. Romania
110. Rwanda
111. Saint Kitts and Nevis
112. Saint Lucia
113. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
114. Samoa
115. San Marino
116. Sao Tome and Principe
117. Saudi Arabia
118. Senegal
119. Seychelles
120. Singapore
121. Slovakia
122. Solomon Islands
123. Somalia
124. South Africa
125. Spain
126. Suriname
127. Swaziland
128. Sweden
129. Switzerland
130. Thailand
131. Togo
132. Trinidad and Tobago
133. Tunisia
134. Turkey
135. Tuvalu
136. Uganda
137. United Arab Emirates
138. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
139. United Republic of Tanzania
140. United States of America
141. Uruguay
142. Venezuela
143. Vietnam
144. Zambia
145. Zimbabwe

The following are the minimum requirements for applying a temporary visitor’s visa:

Passport/Travel Document Valid for at least six (6) months beyond the intended period of stay in the Philippines;
Duly Accomplished Visa application forms;
Passport Photos (2 pieces);
Proof of bona fide status as tourist or businessman;
Confirmed tickets for return or onward journey to the next port of destination; and
Payment of Visa Fees

Extension of Authorized Period of Stay in the Philippines
In case of a temporary visitor’s visa holder whose stay in the Philippines will exceed the authorized period of stay, he/she will have to report to the Bureau of Immigration, secure an extension of stay and pay the corresponding immigration fees. Information on fees for extension of stay and other Immigration fees are available at the Bureau of Immigration website (www.immigration.gov.ph).

Answer 2

You don't need a visa to visit the Philippines. All you need is a ticked showing a return date or travel to another country and a valid passport good for the next 6 months. If you decide to stay longer than 21 days, visa extensions are easy to get at the Bureau of Immigrations offices located in many of the major cities.

Answer 3

Go to the nearest Philippine Mission and apply for a visa. If you plan to stay for 21 days and less, you will be given a visa upon arrival at the port of entry provided you have a passport valid for at least 6 months and a return / onward ticket. However, check with the nearest Philippine Embassy / Consulate if your nationality requires a visa.

Good luck!

Answer 4

The Philippine Embassy in Washington DC has a web site with downloadable forms for that. Its always better if you have the visa before you go. The 21 day stamp you get when you arrive without a visa will have to be renewed if you want to stay longer. All dealings with the Philippines Officials in country will be a hassle for you and will probably involve a bribe or other extortion fee. Even though its not that expensive, it always burns my a.s.s. that I have to pay "extra" just because I can afford it.

Answer 5

If you're in the US,call your travel agency for details, you'll need a passport. The visa is just a stamp that goes on your passport, and you'll get that at the airport. It will be good for 21 days. If you wish to stay longer, contact the Philippines Embassy at least 2 weeks before your visa expires to get an extention.

Answer 6

Most tourists upon arrival are automatically given 21 days Philippine visa and is renewable. Just make sure your passport is valid for the next 6 months and you have an outward/exit ticket to show the immigration officers if asked.

Check this website for visa concerns
http://www.dfa.gov.ph

Check this website for immigration concerns or visa extension
http://www.immigration.gov.ph

Answer 7

If you are US citizen, no visa required. Just your passport & roundtrip air ticket. Upon arrival in the Philippines, you will be stamped 21 days stay then afterwards we can extend your stay into months. pls check my profile for further assistance.

Answer 8

Go to the nearest Philippine embassy or consulate office and apply for a visa.

Answer 9

If you have a passport you don't need a Phils. visa... that if you're just staying not more than 21 days but if you do just go to the Phils. embassy.. Good luck. (- -,)