Visa Exempt Countries for Filipinos bearing Philippine Passports: Below is a list of countries where Filipino nationals or Pinoys with Philippine passports are not  required to secure a visa. Some countries may not require a visa prior to departure but will require  one upon arrival at their immigration border. Extensions of stay are usually granted upon payment  of visa extension fee. Countries however may change their visa policy without notice. Please check with  their respective embassies prior to travel.
photo credit: suretraffic.net                                      Asian Countries, member of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) In a reciprocity visa free agreement among member nations within the ASEAN:  Brunei Darussalam - 14 days  Cambodia - 21 days  Indonesia - 30 days  Laos - 30 days  Malaysia - 30 days  Singapore - 30 days  Thailand - 30 days  Vietnam - 21 days
Asian Countries, Non-ASEAN member  Azerbaijan - 30 days, visa issued on arrival  China, Shenzhen - 7 days if arriving from Hong Kong, and is valid in Shenzhen area only.  Hong Kong - 14 days validity  India - 30 days visa issued on arrival  Iran - 15 days, must obtain an e-visa pre-approval code from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs  Israel - 90 days  Laos - 21 days, visa on arrival  Macau - 30 days  Maldives - 30 days visa issued upon arrival  Myanmar - 21 days  Mongolia - 21 days  Nepal - 21 days visa issued on arrival  Republic of Georgia – 90 days visa issued upon arrival, 360 days visa free to those who have temporary residence of Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait  South Korea - 30 days, if arriving at Jeju Island or after visiting Korea 4 times with visa  Sri Lanka - 30 days, but must get an Electronic Visa Authorization prior to departure.  Taiwan - 30 days, if holding a permanent residence certificate or an unexpired visa from: Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Schengen countries, United Kingdom or United States. And must register online at https://nas.immigration.gov.tw/nase/ prior to arrival.  Timor-Leste (a.k.a. East Timor)- 30 day visa issued at the Dili airport and seaport African Continent  Burundi – 21 days  Cape Verde Islands – 21 days  Comoros – 21 days  Djibouti – 30 day visa issued on arrival  Gambia – visa issued upon arrival  Kenya - 90 days visa issued on arrival  Madagascar - 90 days visa issued on arrival  Morocco - 90 days  Mozambique - 30 days visa issued on arrival  Saint Helena - visa issued upon arrival  Seychelles – 30 days, must show sufficient funds & proof of accommodation  Tanzania - visa issued on arrival  Togo (Togolese Republic) - 7 days, visa issued on arrival. Requires yellow fever vaccination  Uganda - 90 day visa issued on arrival at Entebbe Airport  Zambia - 90 days visa issued on arrival Central America  Costa Rica - 30 days Visitor's Permit issued upon arrival  Guatemala  Nicaragua - 90 days visa issued on arrival Caribbean  Anguilla - 21 days  Dominica - 21 days  Haiti - 21 days  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 30 days visa issued on arrival  Turks and Caicos Islands - 21 days Europe:  Kosovo - 90 days Oceania/Pacific Island Nations  Cook Islands - 31 days  Fiji - 120 days, Visitor's Permit issued on arrival  Marshall Islands - 30 days visa issued on arrival  Micronesia - 30 days, entry permit required for stays over 30 days  Nauru - 30 days  Niue - 30 days  Northern Marianas  - visa issued on arrival  Palau - 30 days visa issued on arrival  Papua New Guinea - 60 days, visa given on arrival  Pitcairn Islands - 14 days, entry permit given on arrival  Samoa - 60 days Visitor's Permit issued upon arrival  Tuvalu - 30 day visitor permit for tourist is issued upon arrival  Vanuatu - 30 days South America  Bolivia - 90 days  Brazil - 90 days  Colombia - 90 days  Ecuador - 90 days  Peru - 183 days  Suriname - 90 days Note that while the countries above does not require Philippine passport holders to apply for a visa  in the Philippines, some will require a visa (and issue one upon arrival) after filling anapplication form  and paying the fees. You may be required to produce your return or onward ticket and demonstrate  sufficient funds to cover your stay. Most states require that passportshave at least 6 months  validity to gain entry.  SOURCE: http://www.philsite.net/visa-free-countries.htm My note: whatever/wherever we are going please observe and respect the country's laws,customs,religion and people. Let us hope that on June 2014 will also implement visa-free for Filipinos with the conditions /regulations that comes to it by the Japanese government.