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GIVE MOTHER EARTH A 60-MINUTE BREAK | EARTH HOUR 2024
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR ATTENDS ANNUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION HOSTED BY SINGAPORE PRESIDENT THARMAN
PH AMBASSADOR ADDRESSES ASEAN AND EU AMBASSADORS AT LUNCHEON HOSTED BY EUROPEAN UNION AMBASSADOR
HEALTH SECRETARY HERBOSA VISITS SINGAPORE, DISCUSSES PHILIPPINES-SINGAPORE HEALTH COOPERATION
2024 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTO CONTEST
DFA STATEMENT ON REMARKS OF CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON
THREE FILIPINO CHANGI AIRPORT PERSONNEL AWARDED BY CHANGI AIRPORT MANAGEMENT
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR WELCOMES NEW KOREAN AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
THAI AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE CALLS ON PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY, CALLS ON FILIPINO COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT PH ADVOCACY OF GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
AMB MACARAIG MEETS WITH NEW IISS-ASIA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHILIPPINE TOURISM PROMOTIONS BOARD TO HOLD LOVE THE PHILIPPINES – BISITA, BE MY GUEST PROGRAM IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE SENATOR ALAN CAYETANO VISITS SINGAPORE ANTI-SCAM CENTRE
NEW TIMOR-LESTE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE H.E. ALEXANDRE TILMAN PAYS COURTESY CALL ON PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR ASEAN PRIZE 2024
DFA Statement on 05 March 2024 Ayungin Shoal Incident
PH Embassy Kicks-Off 2024 National Women’s Month Celebration with Purple Friday and #WecanbeEquALL Campaign
PH EMBASSY LEVERAGES ART EXHIBIT TO ENCOURAGE OVERSEAS FILIPINOS’ CONTINUED CAPACITY-BUILDING AND SKILLS DIVERSIFICATION
WHATSAPP CHANNEL OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
AMB MACARAIG RETURNS TO SINGAPORE AFTER SUCCESSFUL 6TH INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS ON PHILIPPINES-SINGAPORE ACTION PLAN
PHILIPPINES PARTICIPATES IN SINGAPORE AIRSHOW, ASIA’S BIGGEST AVIATION AND AEROSPACE EVENT
PH DIPLOMATS IN SG HOLD OWN ART EXHIBIT TO FIRM UP PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE TIES
PH EMBASSY BIDS FAREWELL TO WELFARE OFFICER CLARIN, WELCOMES NEW WELFARE OFFICER TEVES IN SINGAPORE
NATIONAL VOTER’S DAY
PHILIPPINES PARTICIPATES IN 4TH ASEAN DIGITAL MINISTERS’ MEETING AND RELATED MEETINGS
PHILIPPINES ASSUMES LEADERSHIP OF COUNTER-TERRORISM INFORMATION FACILITY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PRESENTS 2024 ACTIVITIES AND UPDATES AT FIRST UGNAYAN OF THE YEAR, MEETS WITH FILCOM ORGS IN SINGAPORE
FILIPINO TEEN BOWLING CHAMP AND WINNER OF SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL OPEN VISITS PH EMBASSY
PHILIPPINES PARTICIPATES IN 12TH IISS SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE SHERPA MEETING
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY HONORS THE LEGACY OF DR. JOSE RIZAL ON HIS 127TH MARTYRDOM ANNIVERSARY WITH THE THEME “RIZAL: PUNDASYON NG KAHAPON, ISINASABUHAY NGAYON”
EMBASSY CLOSURE IN JANUARY 2024
DFA SUMMONS CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO PROTEST BACK-TO-BACK HARASSMENTS IN THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA
EMBASSY CLOSURES IN DECEMBER 2023
ADVISORY: INCREASING CASES OF COVID-19 INFECTIONS IN SINGAPORE
PH Embassy in Singapore Observes 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW), Kicks off Campaign with 2017 RACCS Webinar and Outreach Services for OFWs
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONCLUDES ART TREK 15 WITH BRIDGING HORIZONS: NAVAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE THRU ARTS
PHILIPPINES HIGHLIGHTS PASKONG PINOY DURING ASEAN GALA NIGHT 2023
PH & MEXICAN EMBASSIES STAGE MANILA GALLEON EXHIBIT IN SINGAPORE
BEWARE OF ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT OF FILIPINOS OVERSEAS
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY WARNS AGAINST FAKE CERTIFICATION SCAM TARGETING TRAVELERS
PH EMBASSY CONTINUES TO SHOWCASE FILIPINO ARTISTS WITH “SHADES OF THE WIND”, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ONE EAST ASIA
PH EMBASSY WELCOMES VISITING PH LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PARTICIPATING IN FOREIGN STUDY MISSION ON SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
JOIN US AT THE 8TH SINGAPORE FINTECH FESTIVAL (SFF), 15-17 NOVEMBER 2023, SINGAPORE EXPO
PHILIPPINE ARMY OFFICER GRADUATES COMMAND AND STAFF COURSE OFFERED BY SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES
FILIPINO COMMUNITY IN SINGAPORE GATHERS AT BALIK BAYANIHAN 2023
ART TREK 15 CONTINUES WITH EXHIBIT FEATURING FILIPINO AND SINGAPOREAN ARTISTS, ENTITLED “HARMONY ACROSS HORIZONS : A CULTURAL TAPESTRY OF TRADITIONS”
FILIPINO MUSIC ARTISTS TAKE CENTER STAGE AT AXEAN FESTIVAL 2023 IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES JOINS ITB ASIA 2023, ASIA’S LEADING TRAVEL TRADE SHOW
STATEMENT OF THE DFA SPOKESPERSON ON THE 22 OCTOBER 2023 AYUNGIN SHOAL INCIDENT
BEWARE OF FACEBOOK PAGE “LENDING PH-63”
FILIPINO ACTOR KIMSON TAN TO STAR IN UPCOMING SINGAPOREAN FILM “KING OF HAWKERS”, CALLS ON PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR
ASEAN AND DIALOGUE PARTNERS REAFFIRM SHARED COMMITMENT TO DEEPEN REGIONAL CYBERSECURITY COOPERATION
PHILIPPINES, SINGAPORE DISCUSS BILATERAL COOPERATION ON CYBERSECURITY, COMMIT TO STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION IN DIGITAL DOMAIN
DICT SECRETARY UY SPEAKS AT SICW HIGH LEVEL PLENARY, SHARES VIEWS ON PH EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN ITS CYBERSECURITY MEASURES AMIDST GLOBAL CHALLENGES
PHILIPPINES JOINS 8TH SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL CYBER WEEK 2023
WORK OF FILIPINO ARTIST RONALD VENTURA FEATURED AT WHITESTONE GALLERY OPENING
YOUNG CACAO ARTIST JOHN PAUL CHOA OPENS SOLO EXHIBIT AT PH EMBASSY FOR ART TREK 15
FILIPINO FILM “IN MY MOTHER’S SKIN” PREMIERS IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH WATERWAYS WATCH SOCIETY FOR COASTAL CLEANUP, LEARNS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION THROUGH TEAMWORK
PH EMBASSY, DA OFFICIALS EXPLORE AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS DURING VISIT TO REPUBLIC POLYTECHNIC’S “THE GREENHOUSE”
DFA STATEMENT ON THE KILLING OF TWO (2) FILIPINO NATIONALS AS A RESULT OF HAMAS ACTIONS AGAINST ISRAEL
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY’S SENTRO RIZAL OFFERS INTIMATE VENUE FOR FILIPINO WEDDINGS
PH EMBASSY AND KJEM BRILLIANT KIDZ NURTURE CREATIVITY WITH THE INAUGURAL ART TREK FOR KIDS
FILIPINA ARTIST EXPRESSES PERSPECTIVE ON CHILDREN WITH AUTISM, HOLDS SOLO EXHIBIT FOR ART TREK15
MWO-SINGAPORE ACCREDITS FILIPINO-OWNED ENGINEERING COMPANY, OFFERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO 800 FILIPINO WORKERS
PRESIDENT MARCOS ENCOURAGES SINGAPORE BUSINESS LEADERS TO INVEST IN PHILIPPINES’ STRATEGIC INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS HON. ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE CELEBRATION OF WORLD MARITIME DAY 2023
ART TREK SEASON OFFICIALLY STARTS WITH AN EXHIBIT OF THE WORKS OF ANITA MAGSAYSAY-HO, LYRA GARCELLANO
ART TREK 15 OPENS AT GAJAH GALLERY WITH AN ALL FILIPINO LINEUP
FILIPINOS WIN PLAYOFFS FOR 8-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE AMERICAN POOLPLAYERS ASSOCIATION -SINGAPORE (APA) LEAGUE
PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE’S INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA TEAM UP TO LAUNCH NAIA PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ROADSHOW
PHILIPPINE ART TREK IS BACK IN SINGAPORE!
PRESIDENT MARCOS EYES MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TO THE PHILIPPINES AT 10TH ASIA SUMMIT IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY HOLDS INTRODUCTORY TRAINING WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF PHILIPPINE EAGLE GEOTHERMICA
PHILIPPINE STATEMENT ON THE 2023 VERSION OF CHINA’S STANDARD MAP
FILIPINO CULTURE AND FASHION PREVAIL AT “MARIA CLARA & IBARRA” BALL IN SINGAPORE
DFA Spokesperson’s Statement in Response to the Statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson on 07 August 2023
DFA STATEMENT ON THE 05 AUGUST 2023 INCIDENT ON THE AYUNGIN SHOAL
NATIONAL DAY GREETING FOR SINGAPORE
ASEAN MISSIONS IN SINGAPORE GATHER FOR FUN WALK TO CELEBRATE 56TH ASEAN DAY
SEVEN EMBASSY PERSONNEL BAG AWARDS AT DFA FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH SANDIGAN, PROVIDES FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC TO FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
MANILA FAME, PHILIPPINES PREMIER TRADE SHOW FOR QUALITY HOME, FASHION , AND LIFESTYLE PRODUCTS IS BACK
AMB MACARAIG REPRESENTS PH IN THE ASIA EUROPE FOUNDATION GOVERNORS’ MEETING IN BARCELONA
DFA LAUNCHES MICROSITE ON THE 2016 ARBITRAL AWARD
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION, 12 JULY 2023
VICE PRESIDENT DUTERTE GRACES PHILIPPINE EAGLE AVIARY OPENING IN SINGAPORE
CEBU CHOCOLATE QUEEN TELLS STORY AT CHOCOLATE BREAKS HOSTED BY PHILIPPINE, MEXICAN AMBASSADORS
“KWENTO NG ALON” TRAVELING EXHIBIT HITS SINGAPORE SHORES
FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 16 JULY 2023
PH INDEPENDENCE MONTH CULMINATES WITH RYAN CAYABYAB AND THE RYAN CAYABYAB SINGERS CONCERT IN SINGAPORE
SYMBOLIC TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS (ATN) FROM PH EMBASSY TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
BUSINESS TIMES FEATURES PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE’S ALIGNED INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS TO THE MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE
PH EMBASSY HOSTS DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION IN CELEBRATION OF 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD
FLAG RAISING CEREMONY WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY MARKS 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD IN SINGAPORE
Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Commemoration of the Day of the Seafarers 2023
DFA TURNS OVER ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS FOR OFW TO DMW
PHILIPPINE VICE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF EDUCATION SARA DUTERTE VISITS SINGAPORE AS SEAMEO COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Occasion of Kalayaan 2023 “Kalayaan. Kinabukasan. Kasaysayan.”
PH EMBASSY AND ISEAS YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE SINGAPORE TO FURTHER COORDINATE WITH SIGNING OF DEED OF DONATION FOR PH STUDIES PROJECT
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG HOSTS DINNER FOR SUCCESSFUL PH PARTICIPATION IN THE 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE
SENATOR LEGARDA HIGHLIGHTS ROLE OF MINILATERAL COOPERATION IN COMPLEMENTING ASEAN CENTRALITY AT 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
“RULE OF LAW, DIPLOMACY AND DIALOGUE, CRUCIAL FOR REGIONAL PEACE AND STABILITY” – PH DEFENSE CHIEF
PH ARMED FORCES CHIEF SPEAKS AT SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE, UNDERSCORES IMPORTANCE OF MARITIME SECURITY AND TECH ADVANCEMENT FOR A SECURE ASIA-PACIFIC
PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND DISASTER RELIEF ARRANGEMENT
PH SENDS HIGH-LEVEL DELEGATION TO 20TH IISS SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
PH AND ANGOLA AMBASSADORS SEEK TO STRENGTHEN BILATERAL TIES
Important Reminder: The Use of Philippine Passports or IDS as Loan Collateral is Illegal
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG RECEIVES HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
AMB MACARAIG, PH NAVY CHIEF ADACI HOST RECEPTION ABOARD BRP ANTONIO LUNA (FF151)
PH JOINS 13TH IMDEX ASIA OPENING CEREMONY
PH EMBASSY SPEARHEADS SG BUSINESS MISSION TO CLARK; PARTNERS WITH BCDA, FILINVEST, AND CEBU PACIFIC
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG WELCOMES PH NAVY AND COAST GUARD OFFICIALS TO SINGAPORE, LOOKS FORWARD TO PH PARTICIPATION IN IMDEX ASIA 2023
PH NAVY SENDS OFF CONTINGENT TO FIRST-EVER ASEAN-INDIA MARITIME EXERCISE
PH EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESSES JOIN CEBUPAC’S INAUGURAL FLIGHT BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND CLARK CITY
PH EMBASSY, MWO AND PRC CONDUCT SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE EXAMS IN SINGAPORE
MINISTER BALAKRISHNAN CONVEYS SINGAPORE’S MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SFA DEL ROSARIO
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR FORMER SFA ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
DFA STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG, MINISTER GAN TO STRENGTHEN ECONOMIC COOPERATION BETWEEN PH AND SINGAPORE
2023 Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE)
PH AMBASSADOR AND MINISTER FOR MANPOWER TO COOPERATE FURTHER TO PROTECT FILIPINO WORKERS IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES IS ONCE AGAIN OFFICIAL COUNTRY PARTNER TO ASIA DIVE EXPO (ADEX) 2023
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH HEALTH MINISTER ONG
PARTICIPANTS IN THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTO CONTEST RECEIVE CERTIFICATES AND PRIZES FROM AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON EDUCATION MINISTER, DISCUSSES COOPERATION IN EDUCATION
2 PH RESTAURANTS, FILIPINA CHEF BAG AWARDS AT ASIA’S BEST 50 AWARDING CEREMONY
WIINERS OF NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTOCONTEST FILIPINA CAN? CAN!
PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON SINGAPORE’S MINISTER FOR DEFENSE
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG TOURS ROBERTSON QUAY’S STPI AND ALKAFF BRIDGE, ENDS DAY WITH FILIPINO-INSPIRED DINNER AT KUBÔ
AT-SUNRICE GLOBAL CHEF ACADEMY’S SUNDAY LUXE SERIES FEATURES FILIPINO CULINARY HERITAGE
HERITAGE ACADEMY GRADE 5 STUDENTS VISIT THE EMBASSY FOR A TOUR AND SENTRO RIZAL FAMILIARIZATION
NOMINATIONS TO THE 2023 BAGONG BAYANI AWARDS
WORLD WATER DAY 2023
PH EMBASSY CONDUCTS 1ST POST ARRIVAL ORIENTATION SEMINAR (PAOS) FOR 2023
FILIPINAS CAN? CAN! (PHOTO CONTEST)
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
AIDHA CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WITH CAMPUS INAUGURATION AT THE CATAPULT
FOWS CONDUCTS COURSE ORIENTATION, WELCOMES BACK STUDENTS AT THE PH BAYANIHAN CENTER
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’S ANNUAL WORKPLAN RETREAT
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2023
PH EMBASSY KICKS OFF WOMEN’S MONTH CELEBRATION, ORGANIZES FIRST RESPONDER TO SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HARASSMENT TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL SINGERS WOW SOLD-OUT AUDIENCE IN SINGAPORE
IN-PERSON UGNAYAN RESUMES, AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH THE FILCOM LEADERS IN SINGAPORE FOR THE FIRST TIME
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL ARTS MONTH THROUGH VARIOUS PLATFORMS
PH AMBASSADOR PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CAMBODIAN AMBASSADOR
HIGH COMMISSIONER OF MALAYSIA RECEIVES AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
DMW UNDERSECRETARY ALLONES CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR AND ReCAAP-ISC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AGREE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION IN ENSURING SAFE AND SECURE SEAS
ABISO SA MGA PILIPINO: MAG-INGAT SA ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT AT CYBERCRIME SA TIMOG-SILANGANG ASYA
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG BEGINS ROUND OF COURTESY CALLS, MEETS WITH THE DEAN OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND UZBEK AMBASSADOR
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES LOS BAÑOS, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN INK MOU ON ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COOPERATION
PH AMBASSADOR HOSTS SALU-SALO FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL, ENCOURAGES THEM TO CONTINUE WORKING TO PURSUE PH INTERESTS
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG ATTENDS ANNUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION HOSTED BY SINGAPOREAN PRESIDENT
PH EMBASSY KEYNOTES PH CHAMBER OF CUSTOMS BROKERS, INC. (CCBI) INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT
PH EMBASSY SUPPORTS BARANGAY NUS BOOTH AT mOSAic@NUS FEST 2023
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING FACULTY AND STUDENTS CALL ON PH AMBASSADOR
PH SPACE AGENCY CHIEF CALLS ON PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE ADVOCATES WILDLIFE CONSERVATION FOR FUTURE GENERATION
PH EMBASSY JOINS PHILSA AT GLOBAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (GTSC) 2023
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS SEMINAR ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC PRIORITIES UNDER INDONESIA’S ASEAN CHAIRMANSHIP
PH EMBASSY’S ATN SECTION AND MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE HOLD CONSULTATION MEETING, REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO ASSIST OFWS IN DISTRESS
PH EMBASSY, BUREAU OF TREASURY CONDUCT FINANCIAL LITERACY ROADSHOW ON RETAIL TREASURY BONDS (RTB)
PH AMBASSADOR MACARAIG PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT HALIMAH YACOB
ADVISORY ON SCAM
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE (10 FEBRUARY 2023)
FILIPINA HAILED AS 2023 ASIA’S BEST FEMALE CHEF
PHILDEL OF UN WORKSHOP ON PREVENTING EXTREMISM CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE MACARAIG ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE
CEBU’S CHOCOLATE QUEEN INTRODUCES THE “CHOCOLATE BREAK” TO THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY ASSISTS FILIPINO NATIONAL IN DISTRESS
FILIPINO CURATOR OF NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE DISCUSSES FUTURE PROJECTS WITH PH EMBASSY
PH EMBASSY RECEIVES REFRESHER COURSE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY HOLDS PLANNING CONFERENCE, IDENTIFIES KEY PRIORITIES FOR 2023
PH DEFENSE OFFICIALS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE SHERPA MEETING, HOLD BILATERAL MEETINGS WITH COUNTERPARTS
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS PHILCHAM’S SPECIAL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TOURISM PROMOTIONS BOARD REPRESENTATIVE IN SG VISITS PH EMBASSY, RENEWS COMMITMENT TO BE PARTNERS IN PROMOTING PH TOURISM
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS 22ND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF AIMS LEARNING INTERNATIONAL
PH LABOR ATTACHÉ VICTORINO TO CONCLUDE TOUR OF DUTY IN SINGAPORE
FILIPINO GALLERY MONO8 VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN 14th NAUTICAL FORUM IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SUPPORTS PHILCHAM’S WEBINAR ON FRANCHISING IN THE PHILIPPINES
MULTILINGUAL POETRY READING FEATURES RENOWNED POETS, INCLUDES FILIPINO AUTHOR AND MUSICIAN
FILIPINO GALLERIES AND ARTISTS AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN INAUGURAL ART SG, SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LARGEST EVER ART FAIR
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS INAUGURAL FOOD TECH 2023, LAUNCH OF SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR FOOD E-COMMERCE
SINGAPOREAN SCHOOL HERITAGE ACADEMY VISITS THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY FOR AN INTRODUCTORY GREETING
COACH RIO PAYS A COURTESY CALL ON THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS THE LAUNCH OF THE FUN DAY FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS, AN INITIATIVE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES SINGAPORE
FROM A MDW TO AUTHOR: JANE DUPINGAY SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES HER POETRY COLLECTION “LANGUAGE OF MY HEART”
PH EMBASSY TEAMS WITH INTEGRATED BAR OF THE PHILIPPINES, PROVIDE FREE LEGAL AID TO FILIPINOS
SINGAPORE ART WEEK 2023 KICKS OFF WITH THE BEST OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AT S.E.A. FOCUS, FILIPINOS AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS
LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 15 JANUARY 2023
RENAMING OF POLO-SINGAPORE TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE PE MEETS WITH NON-PROFIT AIDHA, DISCUSSES EMPOWERMENT OF MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE FETES RIZAL WITH FLAG RAISING AND WREATH LAYING CEREMONIES, READING AND DISCUSSION OF HIS LIFE AND WORKS
MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 126TH COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
FLORA OF SOUTHEAST ASIA EXHIBIT IN SINGAPORE FEATURES PHILIPPINE FLORA
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL RECEIVES TRAINING ON SINGAPORE’S FAMILY JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEASON’S GREETINGS
PUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY REGISTERS 338 OVERSEAS FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE IN PILOT PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION
PSA PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE,18 December 2022, Sunday
PH EMBASSY RESUMES OVERSEAS VOTERS’ REGISTRATION FOR 2025 PH ELECTIONS
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE OPENS TEMPORARY OFFICE AT TRIPLEONE SOMERSET, BUSINESS AS USUAL BEGINNING 12 DECEMBER
ART TREK 14 MARKS BOTH END OF ERA AND NEW BEGINNING FOR PH ARTS FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE
EMBASSY’S NEW APPOINTMENT AND QUEUE SYSTEMS
Consular Appointment System Temporarily Unavailable from 5 December, 5:00PM until 6 December, 9:00AM
ADVISORY ON EMBASSY CLOSURE (7-9 DECEMBER 2022)
IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
SFA MANALO CALLS FOR CONTINUED COOPERATION ON OCEAN AT 2ND WORLD OCEAN SUMMIT
PINOY POP BAND SB19, INDIGENOUS WEAVES HEADLINE PH IN ASEAN GALA NIGHT IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE JOINS 18-DAY ANTI-VAW CAMPAIGN
ADVISORY ON EMBASSY RELOCATION
PHILIPPINE CULTURE FEATURED IN MEDIACORP SHOW “LITTLE GLOBETROTTERS”
PH LEGISLATIVE STAFF TAKE PART IN TRAINING ON PUBLIC POLICY AND LEADERSHIP IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY JOINS CELEBRATION OF SUCCESS OF AIDHA GRADUATES
TEAM PHILIPPINES WINS FIRST PLACE IN 21ST AMBASSADORS’ CUP 2022
FILIPINO ARTISTS FEATURED IN THE “TEXTURES OF SOLITUDE” EXHIBIT
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES MONTH THROUGH ART WORKSHOPS
SUSTAINABLE FASHION, PROMOTION OF LOCAL TEXTILES AND FABRICS, AN ADVOCACY OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH, CONDUCTS ADVANCED EXCEL TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE COMMEMORATION OF WORLD MARITIME DAY 2022
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL VISIT ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM, GAIN APPRECIATION OF EARLY ASIAN MARITIME TRADE
FILIPINO CUISINE ELEVATED TO GREATER HEIGHTS
FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE FLOCK TO NUS AUDITORIUM TO MEET PRESIDENT MARCOS JR.
FILIPINO ARTISTS PERFORM IN SINGAPORE, SHOW OFF TALENTS AT THE ASEAN MUSIC SHOWCASE FESTIVAL 2022
Joint Press Statement between the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Singapore on Strengthening the Philippines-Singapore Partnership 07 September 2022
ITNEG WEAVING TRADITION FEATURED IN NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS’ 3RD SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART FORUM 2022
MINDANAO TO BECOME SINGAPORE’S NEXT INVESTMENT DESTINATION
FILIPINO MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS FEATURED AT THE DO YOU SEE ME? EXHIBITION
INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT’S MEETING WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2022
FACEBOOK GETS ACCREDITATION FROM POLO-SINGAPORE, OFFERS EMPLOYMENT FOR ADDITIONAL 200 OFWS TO SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE TERRORISM AND THREAT ASSESSMENT 2022 REPORT
MINISTER MALIKI VISITS PH EMBASSY, SIGNS CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR PRESIDENT RAMOS
SPOTLIGHT ON FILIPINO CULTURE AT SENGKANG GENERAL HOSPITAL’S “YOU SPARKLE! AWARDS 2022”
NEW FILIPINO-INSPIRED RESTAURANT KUBÔ OPENS IN SINGAPORE
POLO-SINGAPORE CONDUCTS JOB SITE VISIT OF GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT FIDEL V. RAMOS
PH EMBASSY GRACES ATENEO LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRADUATION RITES
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’s 7th EDUCATION AND HEALTH FAIR FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
FILIPINO ART FILMS FEATURED AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SINGAPORE’S INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, CFO PARTNER TO RECONNECT OVERSEAS FILIPINOS THROUGH CFO BALINKBAYAN FORUM 2022
STATEMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
ORDER OF SIKATUNA CONFERRED ON H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PH EAGLE WEEK
4 DISTINGUISHED OVERSEAS FILIPINO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN SINGAPORE RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP BIDS FAREWELL; ENDS TOUR OF DUTY AS PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
Requests on Giving Voluntary Evidence via Video Conference within Embassy Premises
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 124TH PH INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
PH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SINGAPORE INTRODUCED DURING THE PH NATIONAL DAY RECEPTION
SECRETARY LOCSIN GRACES GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY OF PH EMBASSY’S NEW CHANCERY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES 124th INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH FILCOM
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL BENEFIT FROM SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS
PH AMBASSADOR YAP LEADS CULMINATING BAYANIHAN WALK HOUR
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RESUMES IN-PERSON FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY, COMMEMORATES NATIONAL FLAG DAYS
SUNDAY CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES (22 MAY 2022)
AMBASSADOR YAP EXPRESSES APPRECIATION FOR SUPPORT FOR OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
2022 Overseas Voting Result
DFA UNDERSECRETARY DULAY VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, OBSERVES OVERSEAS VOTING
EMBASSY CLOSURE FOR CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES
Notice of Meeting by the Special Board of Canvassers (SBOC), 9 May 2022
Third Philippines-Singapore Business & Investment Summit
Reminder for Poll Watchers
Advisory on Prohibited Acts During Voting Period
DFA Statement on the passing of Philippine Ambassador to China, H.E. Jose Santiago “Chito” Sto. Romana
FILIPINO YOUTHS DECIDE, VOTE FOR PH’s NEXT LEADERS
MORE FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON A WEEKDAY
MEDIA ACCREDITATION TO COVER PHILIPPINE OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
30-DAY PH OVERSEAS VOTING OPENS, 2,370 FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON FIRST DAY
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PAHIYAS FESTIVAL THROUGH FIESTA FILIPINAS SEASON 2
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONDUCTS FINAL TESTING AND SEALING OF VOTE COUNTING MACHINES
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE ENDS MONTH-LONG CELEBRATION OF THE 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE INTENSIFIES ELECTION INFO DRIVE, CONDUCTS VOTERS EDUCATION FORUM
MISS UNIVERSE CATRIONA GRAY UNVEILS HER WAX FIGURE AT MADAME TUSSAUDS SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH FDCP, NUS FOR FILM SHOW
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE LEARNS ABOUT HALALAN 2022, VTL AT PH EMBASSY’S UNANG UGNAYAN
PHILIPPINE STATEMENT AT THE EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ON UKRAINE
UPDATES ON PH VACCINATION ROLL OUT
OFWS IN SINGAPORE LEARN ABOUT SECURING OEC THROUGH POPS-BAM
PH, SG TO RESTORE TWO-WAY QUARANTINE-FREE TRAVEL THROUGH VTL BEGINNING 4 MARCH
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE SHINES AT THE 50TH CHINGAY PARADE
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2022
PH EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR THAILAND’S APEC CHAIRMANSHIP IN 2022
PHILIPPINE EPASSPORT RENEWAL CENTER (PaRC) OPENS FIRST ASIA-PACIFIC SITE IN SINGAPORE
PH and SG REAFFIRM CLOSE BILATERAL TIES DURING SECRETARY LOCSIN’S WORKING VISIT TO SINGAPORE
LAUNCH OF THE EPASSPORT GLOBAL ONLINE APPOINTMENT SYSTEM (GOAS)
PH EMBASSY IN SG CONGRATULATES RECIPIENTS OF THE 2021 PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
PHILIPPINE STUDIES PROJECT OF THE ISEAS – YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE EXTENDED UNTIL 2023
FILIPINO CONTEMPORARY ART FEATURED AT S.E.A. FOCUS 2022
PH VACCINATION ROLLOUT REACHED 100 MILLION MARK
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE ON THE COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES MARTYRDOM OF DR. JOSE RIZAL
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RECEIVES DONATION OF HAND SANITIZERS FROM BORDEN EAGLE GROUP
COFFEE TABLE BOOK ON 50 YEARS OF PH-SG FRIENDSHIP LAUNCHED
PH EMBASSY EXTENDS ASSISTANCE TO 200 RETURNING FILIPINOS STRANDED AT CHANGI AIRPORT
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS TALK ON WOMEN’S RIGHTS
AZKALS CALL ON WITH PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH VACCINATION REACHES 94 MILLION MARK
AZKALS GET SUPPORT FROM KABABAYANS IN OPENING GAME AGAINST SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS ONLINE LEGAL CLINIC
FILIPINO NURSE BEARS PH FLAG IN SUZUKI CUP OPENING CEREMONY IN SINGAPORE
FOURTH UGNAYAN REACHED A WIDER AUDIENCE AS THE YEAR ENDS
PHILIPPINE HIGH FASHION FEATURED AT PRIVATO ASIA SINGAPORE
SECOND PHILIPPINE FILM FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE A SUCCESS AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE LAUNCHES 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (VAW)
PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN FINTECH COOPERATION AGREEMENT
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WELCOMES PARTICIPANTS OF DAP-LKYSPP COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
PHILIPPINES, SINGAPORE INK MOU ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE GRACES THE LAUNCH OF ATENEO ONLINE LEARNING COURSE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONCLUDES VOTER REGISTRATION, RECORDS OVER 27,000 REGISTRANTS
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WITNESSES THE RENEWAL OF MOU BETWEEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA AND THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE RECEIVES PH TOURISM OFFICIALS, EXCHANGES VIEWS ON TOURISM INDUSTRY AMID COVID-19 PANDEMIC
CNA 983 LIVE INTERVIEW OF PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
PH AMBASSADOR TO SG JOINS PANEL DISCUSSION AT THE 7TH RHT CHINA-ASEAN BUSINESS ALLIANCE (CABA) ASEAN SUMMIT
TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES 5,000 MULTI-PURPOSE CUBE TENTS TO THE PHILIPPINES
MANA MO: PHILIPPINE PRIORITY SEASCAPES DOCUMENTARIES
MOU BETWEEN IACADEMY AND TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
AMBASSADOR YAP CALLS ON SINGAPORE MINISTER FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY GAN KIM YONG
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESS FEDERATION COLLABORATE ANEW TO PROMOTE TRADE AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN PH
ONLINE LITERACY SESSION ON INVESTING IN RETAIL DOLLAR BONDS (RDBs)
3RD UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA ENCOURAGES FILCOM TO OBSERVE HEALTH PROTOCOLS, REGISTER FOR 2022 NATIONAL ELECTIONS, AND ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE CONVENE THE 5TH ROUND OF INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS ON BILATERAL RELATIONS
AMBASSADOR YAP DELIVERS INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH AT PICE-SG’S VIRTUAL MIDYEAR TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 2021
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY TEODORO L. LOCSIN, JR. ON THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
OATH TAKING CEREMONY FOR THE NEW OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP DELIVERS AN ADDRESS BEFORE PARTICIPANTS FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE OF THE PHILIPPINES TO THE DAP-LKYSPP E-COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 26TH FILIPINO MIGRANT WORKERS DAY
STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
NEW OFFICERS OF THE SCOUTS ROYALE BROTHERHOOD SINGAPORE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS VIRTUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
123rd INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE KICKS OFF WITH A VIRTUAL FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
SGPE Holds 2nd Ugnayan sa Embahada, Prayers Offered for the Filipino Community
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR LAUDS EFFORTS OF THE SEVENTY-ONE (71) OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWS) WHO GRADUATED FROM THE ATENEO OF-LIFE PROGRAM
NEW OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES (IECEP) – SG TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
THE SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS’ MESSAGE FOR THE 2021 QUINCENTENNIAL COMMEMORATION
TECH START-UP IN SG OFFERS NEW AND COST EFFECTIVE INTERNET TECHNOLOGY TO PH GOVERNMENT
SINGAPORE’S TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES HIGH GRADE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ANEW TO SUPPORT THE PHILIPPINES COVID-19 RESPONSE
Philippine Embassy in Singapore and PCCI Successfully Hold 2nd Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 2021 MIGRATION ADVOCACY AND MEDIA AWARDS
NEW PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONDUCTS FIRST “UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA”
PH EMBASSY SG CONDUCTS FIRST VIRTUAL PAOS THIS YEAR
ASEF Recognizes Contributions of PH and Filipino Staff Members
Singapore PE Holds Sunday Services, 18 October 2020
Temasek Foundation, Filinvest Development Corporation and Lucio Tan Group Donate BiPAP Machines and Face Masks for PH COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy Singapore and ASEF Collaborate on Webinar “How Relevant is Cultural Diplomacy in the Face of a Global Crisis?”
10 Luzon Bleeding-Hearts finally go home to PH
325 Filipinos Repatriated through PH Embassy’s 8th Repatriation Flight
PH Embassy Singapore Spreads the Love for Frontliners through Jollibee
2 Filipinos in SG honored with Nurses’ Merit Award
Temasek Foundation Donates More Test Kits and PPEs to PH’s COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy Singapore Repatriates 373 Filipinos
ISEAS hosts 2nd Seminar under Philippines Project: Building Back Better from PH’s Pandemic Recovery
Temasek Foundation Donates 100 Oxygen Concentrators for PH’s COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy, Artdialogo Asia Collaborate on National Heritage Month Art Tutorials
Temasek Foundation Donates Test Kits and Ventilators for PH COVID-19 Response
SG Donates 3,000 Covid-19 Testing Kits and 1 Polymerase Chain Reaction Machine to PH
Fitch Revises Philippines’ Outlook to Positive; Affirms at ‘BBB’
PH Studies Agreement between PH Embassy and ISEAS inaugurated with Public Lecture on Muslim Mindanao
Prof. Ocampo conducts lecture on Rizal in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore – Advisory on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Loboc Children’s Choir Serenades the Filipino Community in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in The Simbang Gabi
Loboc Children’s Choir Officially Closes Yearlong Celebration of Golden Jubilee Celebration of PH-SG Relations
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Celebrates Rizal Day
Filipino Artistry Shines in Singapore Biennale 2019
PH Embassy Briefs DAP’s Public Management Development Program Participants
Pair of Philippine Eagles at Jurong Bird Park Officially Presented to the Public and Media
Philippine Embassy in Singapore in collaboration with the International Pro Bono Alliance, Inc. – Conduct a Free Lecture and Legal Aid Clinic for the Filipino Community
ASEAN Gala Night 2019 Successfully Held in Singapore
Inaugural Philippine Film Festival Successfully Held in Singapore
DOT in CAPA Asia Aviation Summit to bring in more Airlines to PH
UP Alumni Association Singapore Raise Funds for Scholarship Program through Cookbook
First Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
Filipino Tour Operators and Tourism Destinations Participated at the ITB Asia 2019
Filipino Photo Artist Featured for the First Time in Art Trek
Art Trek 13 Concludes with a Back-to-Back Exhibition and Art Workshop
Utterly Art Unveils its Rich Collection of Masterpieces for Art Trek 13
Manila Urban Vibe Showcased at Art Trek 13 Exhibit
Photo Exhibit on 50 Years of PH-SG Friendship Launched at National Library Singapore
Whimsical Art Takes the Limelight at Di Legno’s Art Trek 13
A Fusion of Art and Design Sets the Theme for Art Trek 13 “Archipelago” Exhibition in Singapore
Hibla Exhibition Makes its Last Asian Stop this Year in Singapore
ART TREK 13 Inaugural Exhibit Features Young Filipino Artists
Bayanihan Inaugural Lecture Highlights Social Entrepreneurship
PH Embassy Provides Briefing for Ngee Ann Students Travelling to PH
DOT – TPB Conducts Philippine Business Mission to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Graced the 16th Ambassador’s Cup
Philippine Textile Embroidery Workshop
Philippine Textile Cultural Exchange
OWWA and Facebook Launch Global Digital Literacy Program for OFWs in SG
The Life and Legacy of Mr. Rafael Salas
Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
ADMU Lecturer Participated in the Workshop on Inequality and Exclusion in Southeast Asia
Diskubre Tour for Young Filipinos Open for Registration
Narra Saplings Symbolize Enduring PH-SG Relations
Five Pinay HSWs in SG Write Own Cookbook
Ms. Universe Singapore has Filipino Creative Consultant
DTI Usec. Rafaelita Aldaba and Executives of Filipino Startup Enterprises Participated in the Panel Discussion at Innovfest Unbound 2019
Filipino Cuisine: The Next Big Thing in Singapore
Philippine National Bank Conducts Seminar on Unit Investment Trust Fund for Filipinos Working in Singapore
EMBASSY ADVISORY | On Investment Schemes
MADZ Concludes Southeast Asian Tour by Captivating SG
12 Philippine IT Companies and Start-ups Participate in ConnecTech Asia 2019
Philippine Embassy Singapore hosts reception to celebrate Independence Day and Golden Anniversary of bilateral relations
EMBASSY ADVISORY | On the removal of the Red Satin Ribbon on All Legal Documents
Singapore PE Commemorates 121st Philippine Independence Day with Panagbenga Theme
Migration Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards
Filipino Artist Manuel Ocampo opens Exhibit at STPI
SPF ADVISORY | Resurgence of Lucky Draw Scams
PH Embassy Marks 50th Anniversary with SG through Launch of Commemorative Stamp
TFC as An Official Media TV Partner of PH Embassy for the celebration of 50th Anniversary of PH-SG Relations
PH Embassy SG celebrates National Heritage Month through storytelling with kids
INVITATION | Storytelling Sessions for Children
PH Embassy in Singapore convenes town hall meeting with the AFP Deputy Chief of Staff for Civil-Military Operations
Notice of Final Testing & Sealing of Vote Counting Machines
PH Embassy in Singapore holds 2nd Filipino Community Leaders’ meeting on 2019 PH Elections
Filipino Diplomat Chosen to Deliver Valedictory Speech at Singapore’s Diplomatic Academy
Philippine Embassy Singapore Conducts Cultural Briefing for Singaporean Primary School Counselors
SP Jain School of Global Management Offers Scholarships for Filipino Students and Professionals
First Metro Securities Conducts Seminars on Investment for Filipinos Working in Singapore
Call for Proposals: The Evaluation of the Informal ASEM Human Rights Seminar Series (2012-2017)
Franchise Expert Conducts Series of Talks on Venturing into the Philippine Market
Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Advisory
International Filipina Designer Pia Gladys Perey Showcased in Singapore
Overseas Voting for the 2019 Philippine National Elections | 13 April – 13 May 2019
Guidelines for Accreditation (Mass Media / Filipino Community / NGO / CSO) in Connection with the Conduct of Overseas Voting for the May 2019 elections
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Hosts Financial Literacy Seminar on Retail Treasury Bonds
PH Showcases Resilience and Creativity at Chingay Parade 2019
PH Explores Training Opportunities on Leadership and Diplomacy with SG
Philippine Embassy, Singapore Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival
Financial Literacy Seminar on Purchasing Retail Treasury Bonds
Ambassador, PH Businesses Discuss Creation of a Chamber of Commerce
50th Anniversary of PH-SG relations celebrations discussed at Filcom leaders meeting
First Sunday Consular Services in Singapore for 2019
CONSULAR ADVISORY | On the Birth Certificate Requirement
EMBASSY ADVISORY | Sunday Operations
PH and SG Jointly Launch Official Logo and Tagline for their 50th Anniversary
CONSULAR ANNOUNCEMENT | On the delay in the delivery of ePassports from DFA Manila
34 Overseas Filipinos in Singapore Pass SPLE
Philippine Embassy honours the Philippine Migrants during its Filcom Christmas Celebration
Philippine Embassy in Singapore celebrates Rizal Day
Filipino NTU Students meet and learn more about the Philippine Embassy
PH Embassy supports the 2018 18-Day Campaign To End Violence against Women (VAW)
Singapore Red Cross highlights Stories of Hope and Resilience in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
IBP-Misamis Oriental Chapter and Philippine Embassy in Singapore conduct Legal Aid Mission
PH wins 2nd Place in the ASEAN Data Science Explorer 2018
ART TREK 12 CONCLUDES WITH “BAHALA NA”
Filipino Christmas Starts Early at Mandarin Orchard
Singapore Minister Invites Peace Delegation from PH on the Bangsamoro Organic Law
Art Trek 12 reaches the home stretch with eight Filipino contemporary artists
Avante-Garde Exhibitions Featured in Art Trek 12
Bangon. Arise. Stories of Hope and Resilience.
Advisory for Hiring | Pag-IBIG Fund Singapore Office
PH Looks to SG for Reforms in its Education System
Young, Talented Filipino Artists showcased at ART TREK 12
2019 Foreign Service Officer (FSO) Examinations
FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC
PH – SG 50 Years of Diplomatic relations | Call for Submission
Art and Science Meet at Featured Exhibitions of Art Trek 12
Preview of the exhibit of Filipino artist Lindslee for #arttrek12 at Taksu Gallery
TESDA Conducts Onsite Assessment Program for Overseas Filipinos in Singapore
Filipina Promoted to Full Professor at NTU
Love and Creativity Conquer All in Art Trek 12’s Opening Exhibition
FILIPINO TECH STARTUP ENTERPRISES IN 2018 SWITCH
Project Relocation | Pre-register by 05 October 2018
Public Service Advisory on Typhoon Ompong
Singapore Police Force Advisory on Lucky draw scams
PRC Result for Registered Electrical Engineers and Registered Master Electricians
Philippine Roadshow for 14 Petroleum Blocks
Art Trek: Showcase of PH Art in Singapore now on its 12th Year
PH ART TREK 2018: An Invitation from Momentous Arts
“Travel Light” | by Abigail Dionisio and Welbart
Philippine Embassy convenes Fourth Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
Embassy Advisory for PhilHealth members
Showcase of Philippine Indigenous Culture in SG highlights the need for its preservation
NOTICE: To all PRC Examinees
National University of Singapore Society Keen on Exploring Business and Investments in PH
IMMIGRATION ADVISORY: For Married Filipino women traveling to Singapore
KASAYSAYAN AT KALINANGAN: A Seminar-Workshop on Philippine Indigenous Culture | 11 August 2018 | 2:00 pm | Bayanihan Centre
Pinoy Math Warriors Conquer Singapore
2nd PAOS for 2018 Conducted for HSWs in Singapore
OWWA Deputy Administrator Calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
PH Highlights Climate Action Plans during ASEAN Meeting on Climate Change
Philippine culture showcased in the ASEAN Arts Of Wonder
Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Training Workshop on Trauma
Embassy Advisory on Loansharks
Filinvest President/CEO talk about “Women in Business: Empowering Filipina Entrepreneurs”
Potato Corner Opens in Singapore
PH Embassy Briefs Association of Law Students of the Philippines on PH-SG Relations and ASEAN
Filipino Community in Singapore Celebrates Pagdiriwang 2018
Philippine Embassy Singapore Hosts Independence Day Diplomatic Reception
Philippine Embassy convenes Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
Singapore PE Commemorates 120th Philippine Independence at Official Residence
Philippine Embassy Singapore attends “Isang Bangkang Malaya 2018″”
Advisory for Embassy clients for 11 to 14 June 2018
Singapore Police Force (SPF) Advisory on the “Lucky Draw” Scam
2nd Post Arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) on 10 June 2018
Senator Legarda meets with Environment Minister Zulkifli, Philippines and Singapore to proactively reduce carbon emissions
Senator Legarda calls for a stronger, collective ASEAN stance on green growth
Philippine Ambassador To Singapore Hosts an Appreciation Dinner for Filipino Community Volunteers and Performers who assisted in the 28 April Meeting of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
Sunday business hours for May 20, June 17 and July 15
Ambassador Yap grace the recognition night of the first Filipino-run school in Singapore
COMELEC / DFA OVS Advisory
Singapore Bridal Caravan showcases The Philippines’ finest in the wedding industry
SGPE Explores Partnership with Casa Raudha Women Home
Sec. Diokno : PH one of the fastest growing economies in ASEAN, next investment hub
PH Culture promoted during International Friendship Day with the Singaporean Primary students
Official trip of President Duterte to Singapore
Philippine Embassy convenes its Second Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
PH Ingenuity behind Pirates of the Caribbean-Inspired Yacht in SG
Philippine Coast Guard Deputy Commandant Elected as Chairman of ReCAAP
Filipino Professor Imparts Expertise at the Yale-NUS Symposium on the Politics of Dress in Pre-Modern Southeast Asia
Filipina Bags Women of the Future Southeast Asia Award for Social Entrepreneurship
Singapore PE Joins the 2018 Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) Liaison Night
Singapore PE Celebrates Women’s Month with Rizal
Philippines participates in The Chingay@Heartland 2018 Celebration
Election of the 2018 Philippine Independence Day Committee officers
Oathtaking of The Ateneo Alumni Association of the Leadership And Social Entrepreneurship-Singapore Chapter (AAALSE-SG) Officers
PH Start-up on Energy and Artificial Intelligence Positions Itself as Tech Company in Southeast Asia
PH Designed Furniture Showcased at the International Furniture Fair Singapore (IFFS) 2018
DTI Secretary Lopez: ASEAN is the Fastest Growing Region in the World, Exceeds Expectations
DTI Secretary Attends the 24th ASEAN Economic Ministers Retreat and Other Related Meetings
PH is no. 1 ‘best country to invest in” – US News report
Post Arrival Orientation Seminar for Filipino Domestic Workers in Singapore
Singapore PE conducts Training on Countering Human Smuggling and the Palermo Protocols to Embassy Personnel
Heneral Luna Holds its Singapore Premiere
Century of Light showcase
Mayor Lani Cayetano Participates in the Spouses’ Program of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat
Townhall Meeting Between Secretary Alan Peter S. Cayetano and Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat – 6 Feb 2018
Philippine Delegation Attend the 7th ASLOM Working Group on a Model ASEAN Extradition Treaty
106 Filipinos Graduate from The Master’s Training International
Philippine Embassy Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival in Singapore
GENERAL LUNA by Jerrold Tarog
New PH Ambassador to Singapore Presents His Credentials to SG President
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Spearheads this year’s first Filipino Community Meeting and IBP-Davao City’s Legal Aid Mission
Filipino Artists Showcased at ART STAGE Singapore
PH Culture and SMEs Featured at Launching of SG’s ASEAN Chairmanship
Philippine Embassy Promotes the Century of Light Exhibit
New Philippine Envoy to Singapore Assumes Post
Advisory to Filipinos on Illegal Recruitment for deployment to Russia
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in the Festive Filipino Celebration of Simbang Gabi 2017
Philippine Embassy Graces the 92nd Founding Anniversary and Induction of Officers of APO Alumni Association Singapore
Philippine Embassy Officials Attend the 2017 Aidha Photography Exhibition
Farewell Message of H.E. Antonio A. Morales to the Filipino Community in Singapore
Ambassador Morales Bid Farewell and celebrated Christmas with The Filipino Community in Singapore
Ambassador Morales Makes a Farewell Call on Singaporean Foreign Minister
Philippine Ambassador pays farewell call on Singapore Minister of Manpower
PH Embassy Hosts ASEAN Gala in Singapore
Ambassador Morales makes farewell calls on Singaporean Prime Minister and President
Juan Luna Masterpieces Showcased at the National Gallery Singapore
DOLE suspends processing of OECs
DOT recognized as Tourism Organization of the Year by the CAPA Asia Pacific Aviation Awards for Excellence
Courtesy Visit of FEU Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management Students
Second Batch of Davao del Norte Delegate to the ASEAN Integration Learning Exchange Caravan (AILEC) Visited the Philippine Embassy
Filipino Designers Showcased at Singapore Fashion Week
Filipino-Australian receives Singapore’s Young Artist Award 2017
Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) Students Visit the Philippine Embassy
PH Tourism Promoted at 2017 ITB Asia
University of St. La Salle- Bacolod Faculty and Students Pay Courtesy Call at the Philippine Embassy
Ayala Land sees surge in SG investors to 50% since 2013
Philippine Embassy attends 8th Foreign Domestic Workers Day
Philippine Embassy attends opening of Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship Programs opening sessions
Philippine Delegation Participates in the CIL Regional Workshop on Southeast Asia Sea Areas
DOTr Secretary Attends the 23rd ASEAN Transport Ministers Meeting
ASEAN 50 marker unveiled at SMU Greens
Philippine Ambassador congratulates new UAP officers at joint induction
Philippine Embassy joins 22nd Anniversary celebration of Holy Rosary Rally in Singapore
Barker Road Methodist Church cited for work benefiting Filipinos in Singapore
BCDA and IE Singapore ink agreement on cooperation in the Development of New Clark City
MARINA senior official takes part in 7th Maritime Public Leaders Programme
Ambassador attends opening of Pinoy edition Vol. 1 pop up at edit lifestyle
Philippine Embassy hosts showcase exhibition of Philippine Art Trek 2017 in Singapore
Former Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs encourages ASEAN citizens to help make ASEAN better
Clara Ole representatives meet with Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy In Singapore Joins Tour Of Singapore Container Ports
One East Asia Gallery reconnects with Philippine Art Trek
James Cook University’s Pride of Place series features Philippine Tourism
Millennials’ Voices opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
Philippine Embassy participates in Singapore Red Cross International Bazaar
5th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders convenes at Philippine Embassy Singapore
Philippines Participate in the UN Workshop on Cybersecurity Norms
Philippine Embassy in Singapore observes UN International Day of Peace
Philippine Ambassador delivers opening address during launch of IP Book at NUS Law
Progress in ASEAN Economic Community cited at RHT ASEAN Summit
RBN Chambers LLC Calls on Philippine Ambassador
3rd Exhibit of 2017 Philippine Art Trek opens at Goshen Art Gallery Singapore
Philippines places importance to Cybersecurity at Singapore International Cyber Week 2017
NCCA Chairman launches Sentro Rizal in Singapore
Philippine Embassy graces 16th anniversary celebration of Batangas Varsitarians Singapore
Philippine Embassy and POLO hold Post-arrival Orientation Seminar
Officials of Global Filipino Movement visit Philippine Embassy
Philippine Ambassador congratulates new President of Singapore
Heavy equipment supplier expresses interest in doing business in the Philippines
Artist Nemiranda presents plan for art collaboration in Singapore
SUPERHUMAN: ART TREK 2017 SECOND EXHIBIT
ASEAN Chair’s AMMTC Team Held Talks with Singapore Government Officials
Philippine Embassy held Strategic Wellness Seminar and Debriefing for Embassy Personnel
OMWA Officials Visit Singapore
Delegates from the National Institute of Physics, UP Diliman Represent Philippines at the Meeting on ASEAN Federation of Physics Societies
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE PARTICIPATED IN THE “2017 ASEAN DAY RECEPTION”
The American Chamber in Singapore (AmCham) Officals call on the PH Ambassador
“Life and Visionaries” a solo exhibition by Mr. Benjamin Cruz
PH ECONOMIC TEAM CONDUCTS FIRST ECONOMIC ROADSHOW FOR ASIA IN SG
Duterte’s men highlight vibrant Philippines before investors in first int’l roadshow
Special Envoy Jose de Venecia speaks on One Belt, One Road
Officials of El Shaddai Singapore pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy delegation tours Istana Heritage Gallery
Philippine Embassy Officials grace LSE Graduation Ceremony
The President’s message on the occassion of the ASEAN’s 50th Anniversary
Philippine Embassy joins Social Contribution day of SSEAYP/ASEAN Project 3050 in Singapore
DFA Undersecretary conducts consultations at Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador says consensus-based decision-making process is important in preserving ASEAN unity
1st Preparatory Meeting for 2017 Gala Night convenes at the Philippine Embassy Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore meets PHL participants at 19th APPSMO
Gabriel Law Corporation Calls on Philippine Ambassador
Training on the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2017-2022 Pioneered by PH Embassy Singapore
PH Embassy and Nanyang Technological University Co-Host Panel Discussion on Women, Peace and Security in Southeast Asia
Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes 4th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders
Hotel Sales and Marketing Representative seeks collaboration with PHL players
Chairman of CARD MRI calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador graces Maybank’s Cocktail Reception
PH Chocolates and Pili Nuts Featured at the Specialty & Fine Food Asia 2017
Thinking Pinoy visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador shares insights on ASEAN at Channel News Asia’s “Between the Lines”
Philippine Embassy in Singapore leads observance of the 39th National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NDPR) Week
Vice Governor Ka-Agapay holds consultations with Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore
New Business Development Director of Don Papa Rum calls on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
Philippine Embassy congratulates Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ 4th Watch Singapore on 14th Anniversary
Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore congratulate new graduates of Skill Training Programs
Philippine Ambassador in Singapore ties it up for The Straits Times Run in the City 2017
DepEd Officials in Singapore for 9th ASEAN School Games
A Delegation of Vice Governors meet with Philippine Embassy Officials
Presidents of Three State Universities visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Global strategist/author Dr. Parag Khanna presents copy of latest book to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Senior Minister for State for Defence and Foreign Affairs Invites Philippine Ambassador to Hari Raya Open House
Top Diplomats joins President of Singapore in Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2017
Global Community Day 2017 features Philippine booth
Bloomberg Singapore office welcomes officials of the Philippine Embassy
UST Officials pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Officials of the Philippine Embassy bid farewell to Malaysian colleague
Philippine Embassy Officials met Philippine delegation at Interpol World 2017 in Singapore
Academic and author presents latest work to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore sits down with Vice Dean of NUS-LKYSPP
Officials of Little Heroes Dreams pay courtesy call on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Sun Media Pte. Ltd. officially presents Partner Philippines magazine to Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine officials visit the Philippine residence in Singapore
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY JOINS THE EID’L FITR CELEBRATION
Singapore PE screens “Remittance” in observance of Filipino Migrant Workers’ Day
Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives new Cambodian Ambassador to Singapore
Isang Bangkang Malaya concludes PIDC 2017-related activities in Singapore
2nd Get-Together Event of Political Officers and Military Attachés organized by the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore hosts Iftar
Pagdiriwang 2017 held in Singapore
Philippine Embassy hosts Diplomatic Reception in Singapore on the occasion of the 119th Anniversary of the Proclamation of’ Philippine Independence
PH Embassy Singapore and LBC Send Relief Goods to Victims of Marawi Siege
Philippine Embassy Singapore leads Flag-raising ceremony to observe 119th Philippine Independence Day
Philippine Embassy officials participate in the 16th Shangri-La Dialogue
Philippine Ambassador welcomes colleagues in Official Residence
Philippine Embassy officials meet PEZA Director General
PH Shares Best Practices on Hosting APEC
Philippine Students at NTU-RSIS Singapore visit Philippine Ambassador’s Residence
Philippine Embassy participates at International Friendship Day 2017 weekend Carnival at Singapore Discovery Centre
Light of Jesus invites Philippine Embassy to 7th Anniversary Celebration
National Book Development Board Encouraged to Promote Literary Exchanges between PH and SG
PH selected as Country-in-Focus at CommunicAsia 2017
Philippine Embassy Supports the 9th Special Olympics Singapore National Games
Officials of Noble Life International visit Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Embassy receives new set of officers of IIEE Singapore Chapter
Philippine Ambassador graces 2017 edition of OFW Pinoy Talent Festival at YWCA Singapore
Singapore PE Joins the Mother’s Day Celebration of HSWs
Philippine Embassy hosts 3rd General Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
BRP Gregorio del Pilar welcomes on board Philippine Embassy and Filipino community in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador attends opening of IMDEX Asia 2017 in Singapore
Philippine Embassy and Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore led 3rd edition of Bayanihan Walk
PH Promotes Leisure and MICE Tourism in Singapore
Philippine Embassy celebrates Labour Day 2017 with Filipino Overseas Workers in Singapore
Philippine Permanent Representative to ASEAN highlights the prospects of ASEAN 2025 at CNA-SMU Perspectives
Golf Enthusiasts Tee Off for an even stronger ASEAN at friendly Golf Game
Congressman Arthur Yap leads Congressional Delegation on Educational Tour in Singapore
Philippine booth opens at the International Friendship Day 2017 Exhibition of the Singapore Discovery Centre
Philippine Ambassador joins Annual Diplomatic Reception hosted by the President of Singapore
Facebook Supports PH’s Public and Economic Diplomacy Thrusts
Senate President Koko Pimentel meets Filcom leaders in Singapore
Makati City Executives visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador graces Indonesian SDG Event
AIMS Learning International opens new school
Chancellor of James Cook University visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
PEZA Executives Complete Temasek Foundation International Leaders in Economic Development Programme
Philippine Ambassador participates in OSIM Sundown Marathon 2017 in Singapore
Skills Training Program provider invites Philippine Embassy officials to product presentation
Philippine Embassy graces Iglesia ni Cristo event in Singapore
Filipino boxer defends crown at WBC Silver Championship in Singapore
PHILHEALTH officials conduct briefings for OFWs in Singapore
Second Filipino Community Leaders Meeting held in Singapore
Officials of Taman Bacaan presents book on anti-terrorism to the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
High Commissioner of India calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
E-commerce in PH at nascent stage but still shows promise
Filinvest to Open Office in Singapore
Skills Training Provider in SG to award scholarships to OFWs
ADVISORY TO FILIPINO NATIONALS IN SINGAPORE
Philippine Embassy Officials join SICC Meeting
Philippine Embassy Singapore holds activities in observance of “Buwan ng Sining”
Representatives of Pagdiriwang 2017 Committee join lunch with Philippine Embassy Officials
Representatives of ASKI pay courtesy call on Philippine Embassy Officials
Philippine Madrigal Singers impress concertgoers at Esplanade Singapore
Officials of the Philippine Embassy Singapore grace premiere of “Isang Araw: Ikatlong Yugto”
Candidates from the Filipino Community compete in Beauty Pageants cum Fashion Shows in Singapore
FOWS elects new set of officers
ASEAN Heads of Mission bid farewell to Cambodian colleague
PH featured as travel destination at the Aviation Festival Asia
Yellow Cab Pizza Officially Launched in SG
Media Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards 2017
2017 Sessions of Leadership and Social Enterpreneurship (LSE) Program open in Singapore
Post-arrival Orientation Seminar held at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore participates in Friendly Golf Tournament
PH Embassy in SG Reiterates Demonetization of Old Banknote Series
PH and Bangladesh Envoys to SG Discuss Migration and ASEAN
Filipino Lawyers in SG gather at the Philippine Official Residence
Congressional Delegation Visits SG to Study its Energy and Waste Management Systems
PHL Secretary of National Defense Visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Sinulog returns to Singapore for the third time at Singapore’s Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church
Philippine Embassy Singapore launches Philippine 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN with Filcom during first Meeting of the Year
PH Ambassador to SG hosts DOT Secretary
“Renaissance Revisit” opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore receives delegation from Life College, Inc.
Philippines Night showcase Filipino party atmosphere at the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2017
Ambassador Antonio Morales briefs EU Heads of Mission in Singapore on PHL 2017 ASEAN Chairmanship
PHL Embassy Officials grace HOME Academy 12th Graduation Ceremony
Filipinos in SG Encouraged to Explore Franchising as Investment
Philippine Participant in Singapore Army Command and Staff Course calls on Philippine Embassy Officials
Philippine Embassy participates in International Conference on the Legal Dimension of the South China Sea Award
Philippine Embassy leads observance of 120th Rizal Day in Singapore
“Simbang Gabi” 2016 in Singapore
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Notice to the Public
SG to host media training for PCOO
President Duterte reaffirms strong PHL-SG relations during his State Visit to Singapore
PAL Launches SG-Cebu Flights
PH Embassy in SG conducts briefing for De La Salle Lipa Students
Filipino Artist debuts solo ceramic exhibition in Singapore
Egyptian Ambassador Calls on PH Ambassador to SG, says these are interesting times for Asia
Paskong Pinoy 2016 for the Filipino community Singapore
Filipino Culture showcased at the 2016 ASEAN Gala Night in Singapore
PH Ambassador Receives UAE Counterpart in Singapore
Avida Land Promotes PH Real Estate in Singapore
Philippine DFA Undersecretary for Policy discusses his country’s 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN at ISEAS-YII
Joint TWC2-FFN Training Programme Graduates latest batch of Trainees
POLO Singapore conducts Livelihood Seminar for OFWs
PHL officials gather at Official Residence in Singapore
Senator Leticia Ramos-Shahani delivers lecture at the Singapore Management University
FOWS holds 24th Graduation Ceremony
PSALMIDEO’S THANKSGIVING CONCERT , “CARITAS ET AMOR” (CHARITY AND LOVE)
Ambassador Morales closes 16th ASEM Seminar on Human Rights in Beijing
Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives DPRK’s Ambassador to Singapore
PH Embassy joins the 12th Year Anniversary of Metro Remittance Singapore
Students from New Era University Visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
7 Pag-IBIG projects honored at ASSA Recognition Awards 2016
COURTESY CALL OF THE QUEZON CITY BARANGAY OFFICIALS
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR ATTENDS THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF PORT CITIES: MULTICULTURAL EMPORIUMS OF ASIA, 1500-1900
Filipino Artists join Singapore Biennale 2016
PHL Exhibitors make presence felt at ITB Asia 2016 in Singapore
2016 International Conference on Religion and Peace held in Singapore
Philippine Embassy joins Muslim Converts Association of Singapore in Cultural Diversity Celebration
NACPAE holds conference in Singapore, pays courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the National Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity 2016 Awareness Week
Philippine Embassy Welcomes Students from PATTS College of Aeronautics
ABS-CBN celebrities entertain Filipino community in Singapore
Manhattan Fish Market Singapore introduces ‘masarap platter’ to Filipino audience
Overseas Filipino Workers graduate from FILODEP Skills Training Course
Findings of Leadership Mosaics Across Asia Research presented at Resorts World Sentosa Singapore
IREMIT calls on Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Two (2) Philippine Real Estate Companies join Singapore Property Guru Event
Ortigas and Company calls on Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship Seminar 2016
Gawad Sulo Foundation, Inc. confers award to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador attends SSEAYP Day celebration in Singapore
Holy Rosary Rally observes 21st Anniversary
GSSI Members gather for 2nd Year Anniversary at East Coast Park, Singapore
5th Post-arrival Orientation Seminar held at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
Philippine Embassy joins 33rd Anniversary celebration of Filipino Ministry at Barker Road Methodist Church
S. Rajaratnam Endowment Youth Model ASEAN Conference concludes in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador at the Singapore Cultural Medallion and Young Artist Awards 2016
Philippine Justices attend Singapore Symposium on Cross-Border Disputes Involving Children
10th Philippine Art Trek in Singapore Concludes with A Symposium and Photo Exhibit of Pinoygraphers (Singapore), “A Beautiful Singapore”
Premium Philippine ‘Don Papa Rum’ now available in Singapore
ATN Section Advisory
Kabayan Let’s Go Team pays courtesy call on Ambassador Morales
Ambassador Morales meets Swedish Ambassador-designate
Philippine Embassy Officials welcome DA Undersecretary in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 13th Cerebral Palsy Awareness and Protection Week Celebration
Display of solidarity now becoming a practice in ASEAN Diplomatic Receptions in Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes 5th Filipino community leaders meeting
Filipino Scholars at LKYSPP Visit Official Residence
Two more exhibits open under the 10th PHL Art Trek in Singapore
COMELEC Notice of Hearing (Deactivation of Records)
10th Philippine Art Trek Openings at Utterly Art and Di Legno Gallery
Philippine Ambassador attends the Indian Ocean Conference 2016
NCCA Chair Visits Singapore
Singapore Business Federation briefing on the Philippines for Investors
Official Launch of the 10th Philippine Art Trek on 02 September 2016
SSS celebrates its 59th Year Anniversary
Induction/Oath Taking Ceremony for The New Triskelion Singapore Council Officers by the PHL Ambassador
Courtesy call of the US Ambassador in Singapore
Filipino United Network (FUN) games Holds the KKK Charity Bowling Cup 2016
Socio-Economic and Political Briefing for EU Investors
2016 Bridal Caravan Kicks off in Singapore
Filipino Entrepreneur bags Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards 2016 – Singapore
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR JOINS THE CELEBRATION OF THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Philippine Ambassador Attends the 2nd Commencement Exercise of The Master’s Training International
Philippine Ambassador Graces the Graduation Rites of HOME Academy
Courtesy Call Of The New Austrian Ambassador In Singapore
IGLESIA NI CRISTO CELEBRATES ITS 102ND ANNIVERSARY AND THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF IGLESIA NI CRISTO IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SUPPORTS LAUNCH OF CENTRE FOR DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT (CDE) MOBILE OUTREACH TO HOUSEHOLD SERVICE WORKERS
PNB CELEBRATES ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY
Forum on business opportunities in PHL
Courtesy Call of Geylang International FC
Philippine Embassy conducts seminar on swine raising
318 Household Service Workers Graduate from HOME Academy
Matinee Idol Alden Richards Calls on Philippine Ambassador
Philippine Ambassador Antonio A. Morales participated in the Pocari Sweat Run Singapore 2016
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Visits and Donates Books to the National Library Board (NLB) Singapore
AmCham Singapore Calls on Philippine Ambassador
Ambassador Morales graces 13th anniversary celebration of Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ Singapore
Post-arrival Orientation Seminar organized at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore holds fourth Filipino community leaders meeting
Transfer of COMELEC Registration Records (Barangay Elections)
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Conducts Dialogue with HOME
Filipino officials participate in Temasek Foundation-Nanyang Polytechnic Food Safety and Technology Project
Philippine Embassy in Singapore observes 2016 International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
Donation of Mama Sita Commemorative Stamps at the Singapore Philatelic Museum
Mt. Pinatubo 1991 Eruption Anniversary Special
Philippine Fair held at Fair Price Extra Jurong Point, Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore hosts Diplomatic Reception
118th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence
Philippine Embassy supports Philippine Booth at CommunicAsia 2016
Bright prospects for BPO sector in PH
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the National Heritage Month
Ambassador Morales receives guests from the Philippines
Nine (9) Filipino start-ups join CommunicAsia 2016
Filipino Overseas Workers in Singapore celebrates 24th Founding Anniversary
Filipino literary artists shine in Singapore
Philippine Tourism Promotion Board conducts 2016 sales and MICE mission to Singapore
Leadership and Social Enterpreneurship (LSE) Program launches in Singapore
Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore holds Seminar on “Effortless Leadership”
Ambassador Morales attends UPAAS’ Talk, “Because Words Matter”
Rules on Bringing Philippine or Foreign Currencies into or out of the Philippines
Ambassador Morales joins colleagues at Annual Diplomatic Reception at the Istana, Singapore
Mother’s Day and Vesak Day celebration at Tanjong Pagar GRC
Franchisers Group calls on Philippine Embassy
PH officials attend two week executive training course at Nanyang Technological University
Singaporean Business intent to learn about opportunities in PH market
Overseas Voters from other Posts can vote in Singapore
Producers of Fresh and Processed Food from PH attend Food and Hotel Asia 2016
Director for Sales and Marketing of Crimson Resort & Spa in Mactan, Cebu calls on the PH Ambassador
New PAL manager calls on Philippine Embassy
Amb. Morales talks about the Philippines’ bright economic prospects
DOST Officials attend Training Program at Nanyang Polytechnic
Philippine Embassy officials tour Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore
UST graduate students pay courtesy visit at the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy in Singapore co-organizes the Bayanihan Walk 2016
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 12th Women with Disabilities Day
NTU Alumni officially launch group in the Philippines
Philippine Ambassador congratulates Graduates of 3rd Leaders in Economic Development Programme
SINGAPORE PE PARTICIPATES IN THE “COME, LET’S EAT” GLOBAL POTLUCK, A CULTURAL PROJECT BY NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (NTU) STUDENTS
Philippine Furniture and Furnishing outfits join International Furniture Fair Singapore 2016
Nominations for the 2016 Presidential Awards for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas
Reminder Against the Conduct of Political Campaigns in Singapore
Singapore PE’s ATN Section Participates in the 2016 Immigration and Checkpoints Authority Liaison Night
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Visits and Donates Books to the Singapore Management University (SMU)
Important Advisory from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Philippine Embassy receives Students from St. Scholastica’s College
Incoming PAL Country Manager pays introductory visit at the Philippine Embassy Singapore
Hail Mary the Queen Children’s Choir performs in Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore gears up campaign for Overseas Voters to vote early in 2016 PHL elections
Post- arrival Orientation Seminar conducted at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre Singapore
Philippine Ambassador swears to office new set of NetFil Singapore Officers
Alveo Land Representatives call on Philippine Embassy
San Beda Legal Aid Bureau calls on Philippine Embassy
Elections 2016 Important Notice
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 30th Anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore receives PHL Delegation to the Singapore Airshow 2016
Philippine Ambassador meets Officials of ILO Regional Office for Asia-Pacific
Philippine Embassy in Singapore celebrates the traditional ‘Lo Hei’
Calidad Humana – Kapwa Charter Making Competition
Advisory from the Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
Mass Media Accreditation for the 2016 OAV Elections
FILCOM/NGO/CSO Accreditation for 2016 OAV Elections
Philippine Retirement Authority officials visit Singapore
Officials of House Committee on Housing and Development and Philippine Housing Agencies visit the Official Residence in Singapore
A reminder on the Minimum Allowable Wage for Household Service Workers – Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes first Filipino Community Meeting for 2016
Philippine Ambassador receives Officials of AIDHA Singapore
What we need to know about the ASEAN Community
Ambassador Morales receives officials of Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Singapore Chapter
Representative of Embraer pays courtesy call on officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Sinulog Festival 2016 held at Singapore’s Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church
Philippine Ambassador graces HOME Skills Training Program Graduation Ceremony
MFA Permanent Secretary hosts Farewell Luncheon for departing ASEAN Heads of Mission
Singapore PE Commemorates the 119th Death Anniversary and Martyrdom of Dr. Jose P. Rizal
Cebu Pacific‘s direct flight from Singapore to Davao City takes off
Philippine Embassy celebrates early Christmas for the Filipino community in Singapore
Ambassador Morales graces ACMI Graduation in Toa Payoh, Singapore
Filipino awardees honoured at 6th FDW Day and FAST 10th Anniversary celebration
Philippine Embassy officials pay courtesy call on new Singapore Minister for Manpower
“Simbang Gabi” 2015 begins in Singapore
Travel Advisory
AvidaLand brokers in Singapore to promote latest projects
Tender Juicy Hotdogs now available in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Commemorates the 125th Birth Anniversary of President Elpidio Quirino
Philippine Ambassador receives Chief Executive of Singapore Land Authority
Philippine Embassy congratulates the Philippine Airlines for its Golden Anniversary
Philippine Embassy joins inaugural Societal Leadership Summit
Filipino cuisine and choral performance showcased at the 2015 ASEAN Gala Night in Singapore
Radio Public Service Announcement: Overseas Voters Record Reactivation
Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore celebrates 14th founding anniversary
Philippine Embassy in Singapore conducts Seminar on ASEAN and the ASEAN Economic Community
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore visits Singapore 2nd Home Team Festival Exhibition
Symposium “Workforce Readiness in ASEAN Member States: Implications of an ASEAN Economic Community”
560 Students Graduate from FOWS Skills Training Program
Safety and Security Awareness Workshop for OFWs Conducted in Singapore
Philippine Embassy joins 16th Ambassador’s Cup
Philippine Embassy participates in Inaugural Diplomatic Charity Bazaar in Singapore
Students from the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
House Committee on Housing and Urban Development Conducts Study Tour in Singapore
Philippine Embassy and COMELEC-OFOV conclude OAV Registration in Singapore
“Visit the Philippines Again 2016” campaign logo is cover feature of TTG Show Daily of International Tourism Bazaar (ITB) Asia
Ambassador Morales extends moral support to PHL players at WTA Futures Stars Tournament
“Virtuosity” Art Exhibition unveils at Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore
New set of officers takes helm for United Architects of the Philippines – Singapore Chapter
CHED Chairperson meets Counterpart from Singapore
2nd Batch of PHL Participants of Temasek Executive Training Program call on PHL Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Embassy joins Hello Asia 10th anniversary celebration
48th Batch of Graduates complete Skills Training at FILODEP Singapore
Rambak Cordillera Singapore gathers for 4th Foundation Day
Barker Road Methodist Church celebrates 32nd Anniversary of Filipino Ministry
SG50 Diplomatic Charity Bazaar 2015
Philippine Ambassador participates in The Straits Times Run 2015 at the Singapore Sports Hub
Filipino youth is proud Recipient of award from Singapore Red Cross
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI)
De La Salle University Lipa Students visit Singapore
“Fiesta ng Bayan” 2015 held in Singapore
Rodel Tapaya’s “Diamond in the Distance” unveiled at ARNDT Fine Art Singapore
Batangas Varsitarians International Singapore Chapter celebrates 14th anniversary
Officials of UAP pay Courtesy Call at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore meets former UN Secretary General at Midas Touch Asia 2015 in Singapore
Puerto Princesa City Holds Travel Fair in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador joins Talk on the Forthcoming Singapore General Election
Asian Civilisations Museum expresses interest to collaborate with PHL Embassy
PHL Fourth Graders Won Gold Awards at the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge 2015
Judicial Governance Programme 2015 (27-31 July 2015) Concludes in Singapore
New Members of Philippine Embassy Singapore introduced at Filcom Meeting
Lecture on the South China Sea Dispute held at the Institute of South Asian Studies Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore Steps up Efforts to draw in more OAV Registrants
Philippine Embassy joins 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Hong Kong Economic Trade Office (HKETO) Singapore
Philippine Ambassador shares insights on Overseas Filipino workers in Singapore with CBN Asia
SGIFF officials discuss preparations for the 2015 Singapore International Film Festival with Philippine Embassy Singapore
Office of the PHL Defense and Armed Forces Attaché Singapore Receives Top Honours for Administration
Post-arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) conducted for newly-arrived Filipino HSWs in Singapore
PHL Travellers Masonic Club Singapore Inducts New Set of Officers
Philippines and Singapore Conclude 3rd Round of Informal Consultations
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 2015 National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NPDR) Week
Philippine Embassy supported the 6th edition of the Art Apart Fair at ParkRoyal on Pickering
Singapore PE Participates in the Teck Ghee International Cultural Day 2015
Megaworld and AyalaLand attends first Re/Max Asia Pacific Convention
ASKI Global Marks 5th Year Presence in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador Joins SG50 Thanksgiving Mass in Singapore
Legion of Mary of the St. Ignatius Church in Singapore Holds Its 25th Anniversary Celebration
Philippine Food Fiesta at the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy Hotel
Another Huge Success for Filipino Dragons Singapore in “Isang Bangkang Malaya 2015”
Philippine Contingent Ends Campaign at the 28th SEA Games
Observance of the 117th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence in Singapore
Solo Art Exhibit by Jayson Cortez at One East Asia’s new ARTSpace in Singapore
Mga programa sa Paggunita ng ika-117 na Anibersaryo ng Kasarinlan ng Pilipinas
Panawagan sa mga Pilipino sa Singapore
Philippines’ Global FC Advances to the Quarter Finals at the RHB Singapore Cup 2015
Kabataang Silay Rondalla Ensemble and Marsiling Chinese Orchestra Share the Stage in “Love Across the Ocean II” in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Honours the late Ambassador Domingo Lucenario Jr.
Seminar on Relationship Counselling for Filipino Community Members
Inter-Religious Organization (IRO) Day Reception in Singapore
Philippine Tourism Promotion Board conducts sales mission to Singapore
5th Asian Filipino Bowlers Friendship Games Concludes in Singapore
Team PHL Gilas Cadets wins crown at the 11th Southeast Asia Basketball Championships
PHL Labor Day Celebration 2015 held in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Hosts Get-Together Event
Pinoy Shuttlers Singapore opens 3rd Major Badminton Tournament
Canadian Teachers’ Pension Fund interested in investing in the Philippines
28th SEA Games Make-A-NILA Programme entries Showcased at Raffles City, 18 April-03 May 2015
Induction/Oath Taking Ceremony for the new IECEP Singapore Chapter Officers
“DISRUPT. Filipino Women: Out, Loud, Leading Without a Doubt”
2015 Singapore Top SME Achiever Awards Night and Gala Dinner
Philippine Ambassador briefs APEC Secretariat on the state of the Philippine economy
Breakfast Book Launch of “The Singapore 1000 & Singapore SME 1000 SG50 Tribute” Edition
Former President Fidel V. Ramos transits in Singapore
Supreme Court Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno in Singapore for High-level Expert Meeting on Corruption
Launching of Financial Education Campaign for ASEAN Migrants in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador brought down the house with own Rendition of ‘My Way’
Opening of Art Exhibition, “Becoming”, at Calle Real Singapore
DepEd Secretary Armin Luistro is Guest of Honor at the 50th SEAMEO RELC International Conference 2015
Embassy Personnel Undergo Training on Frontline Services Delivery
Philippine Embassy in Singapore warns Filipinos from unlawful possession of arms or ammunition
BLEPT Exam Announcement
28th Southeast Asian Games Officials call on the CDA
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 29th Anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution
Philippine Embassy in Singapore toss up for good health and prosperity with the traditional Yu Sheng or ‘Lo Hei’
Ambassador-designate of Thailand to Singapore pays courtesy call on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
Philippine Ambassador receives Ambassador-designate of Singapore to the Philippines
AyalaLand International Property Specialists call on the PH Ambassador
Philippine Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice comes to Singapore to speak on the South China Sea Dispute
Inclusive Development & Migration Forum
High Level Business Mission to Singapore held recently
Philippine Embassy Singapore Holds First Filipino Community Leaders Meeting for 2015
Singapore Minister for Manpower warmly receives officials of the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Trainees at Nanyang Technological University Visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
New Management Committee of Pinoy Sports and Recreation Club (Singapore)
Philippine Artists Featured in Singapore Art Week 2015
Philippine Embassy Singapore Joins Launching of Latest Book by former President S R Nathan
Additional information for Special Professional Licensure Board Examinations (SPLBE) for Teachers in Singapore
Mount Calvary Baptist Church Filipino Ministry Singapore to Hold its First Anniversary Celebration
Official Media Launch of Chingay 2015 in Singapore
Senator Juan Edgardo Angara Visits Philippine Official Residence in Singapore
“Love Marie” Art Exhibit Opens at Chan Hampe Gallery in Singapore
Announcement for Special Professional Licensure Board Examinations (SPLBE) for Teachers in Singapore
Philippine Airlines advisory for the 2015 Papal Visit to the Philippines
Multi-awarded Filipino artist pays courtesy call on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
Wreath-laying Ceremony at the Rizal Marker in Singapore

FAQs: Travel to the Philippines of Foreign Nationals

FAQ 1: Can I enter the Philippines visa-free? You can enter the Philippines visa-free if you are fully-vaccinated and you:

Are a citizen or national of a non-visa required country under Executive Order 408 s. 1960 (E.O. 408), the list of which appears below; OR
Are a holder of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region or Macau SAR passports (stay period not exceeding fourteen (14) days); OR

FAQ 2: What are the requirements to enter the Philippines visa-free?

Qualified foreign nationals who enter visa-free must have the following:

Proof of vaccination (WHO Certificate, VaxCertPH, national/digital certificate issued by countries with reciprocal arrangement with the Philippines; for Singapore, digital certificate issued through Notarise Singapore );
Only for those vaccinated with primary vaccine series but WITHOUT a booster shot: Negative RT-PCR test taken within 48 hours or laboratory/clinic-administered antigen test/ART within 24 hours prior to departure from (first) point of origin; Effective 30 May 2022, pre-departure test is no longer required for: – Foreign nationals aged 18 and above who have received primary series COVID-19 vaccine and at least one (1) COVID-19 booster shot, – Foreign nationals aged 12 to 17 who are fully vaccinated with primary series COVID-19 vaccine; and – Foreign nationals below 12 years old, regardless of vaccination status, accompanied by parent/guardian who have received a complete primary series and one booster shot
Valid return ticket or ticket to onward destination (not later than the maximum period of stay allowed) (except for Balikbayan and their qualified dependents);
Passport valid for at least six months from the time of arrival in the Philippines; AND
EArrival Card registration

FAQ 3: I am not fully-vaccinated due to medical reasons and I have a document certifying this. Can I travel to the Philippines?

Yes. Travellers aged 15 and above who are not fully vaccinated are required to present a negative laboratory-based Rapid Antigen Test taken 24 hours before departure from country of origin. Those unable to present a laboratory-based ART will be required to undergo testing in the upon arrival in the airport. Those who test positive for COVID-19 will be required to complete a facility-based quarantine in the Philippines.

FAQ 4: Is quarantine still required?

Upon arrival in the Philippines, fully vaccinated foreign nationals do not need to undergo mandatory quarantine. Please refer to FAQ 3 for unvaccinated travelers.

FAQ 5: What are the quarantine/testing regulations for minors below 15 y/o?

Accompanied, unvaccinated children aged 14 and below shall follow the quarantine procedures of their parents and guardians.

FAQ 6: I am a national of a country not in the list above. Can I apply for a visa to enter the Philippines? Visa-required foreign nationals may apply for a visa at the Embassy. Please visit THIS LINK for a list of requirements.

FAQ 7: I am an Indian national, but I have a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen, Singapore or UK (AJACSSUK) visa/residency . Can I enter the Philippines visa-free for tourism?

Indian nationals with valid AJACSSUK visas travelling for tourism or leisure may enter the Philippines visa-free for a maximum period of stay of fourteen (14) days. This is NOT applicable for business travellers. Business travelers are required to secure appropriate visas.

FAQ 8: I am a Chinese national, but I have a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen (AJACS) visa . Can I enter the Philippines visa-free for tourism?

Chinese nationals with valid AJACS visas travelling for tourism or leisure may enter the Philippines visa-free for a maximum period of stay of seven (7) days. Please note: SINGAPORE visa/residency is NOT INCLUDED in AJACS. This visa-free entry privilege is NOT applicable for business travellers. Business travelers are required to secure appropriate visas.

FAQ 9: How do I apply for a visa?

Visit THIS LINK and make sure to complete all requirements for visa application.
Lodge your online visa application through the Philippine Online Visa Appointment System (OVAS) at https://visa.gov.ph .
Visit the Embassy website’s appointment portal and request an appointment for visa application.
Once your requirements are evaluated, you will receive an e-mail with a confirmed schedule and guidelines for visa application. Please note that appointment requests that do not comply with the requirements will be declined.

FAQ 10: Can I a pply for a multiple entry visa?

Multiple-entry visas may be granted ONLY to business travelers with endorsement from their employer/Philippine counterpart. All requests for multiple entry are subject to evaluation and approval from the Department of Foreign Affairs and will entail additional 2-3 weeks of processing time. Those not qualified for multiple entry visas are kindly requested to lodge only a SINGLE ENTRY visa on OVAS to prevent delays in their visa application.

FAQ 11: Can I request for an earlier appointment?

Due to the high volume of visa applications, the Embassy is unable to accommodate requests for earlier appointment, unless in cases of emergency, i.e. death or accident. Booked flights and meetings do not qualify as emergency. Slots are opened regularly and slots do open every now and then due to cancellations. For all other inquiries, please e-mail [email protected].

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Tourist visa (pleasure or business) — 9(a) visa.

The following requirements must be submitted when applying for this type of visa:

Completely filled up application form . Application forms that are incompletely filled-out will be returned to the applicant klausur schreiben lassen kosten . ( For People’s Republic of China (P.R.O.C) passport holders, use this form )
ORIGINAL and PHOTOCOPY of the passport with a validity that must extend at least six (6) months beyond the length of proposed stay in the Philippines.
One 2″ x 2″ size photograph taken within the last six (6) months akademische ghostwriter . The applicant’s signature must be affixed on the front side of the picture.
A photocopy of the applicant’s round trip flight itinerary to his/her country of origin or flight itinerary to his/her next country of destination.
Proof of financial capacity (e.g.latest print-out of credit card account(s), latest print-out of bank statements, ownership of real estate properties ghostwriter deutschland , and other documents showing the applicant’s capacity to financially support himself/herself during his/her stay in the Philippines. You will need more than type of proof of financial capacity )
If the applicant is not a restricted national under the Philippine Visa Policy and wishes to get out of a Holiday Inn timeshare, then the applicant may choose instead to submit a duly signed application, notarized by a local notary public, along with the other requirements mentioned above. This provides flexibility for individuals seeking to disengage from their get out of holiday inn timeshare agreements.

The Visa officer can request additional documents to determine whether or not the applicant can be issued a visa.

The applicable fees for a tourist visa are as follows:

Single entry valid for three (3) months: US$30.00

Multiple entry valid for (6) months US$60.00

Multiple entry valid for twelve (12) months $90.00

NOTE: The authorized maximum period of stay granted by the Philippine Consulate to all temporary visitor’s visa applicants is fifty-nine (59) days. If the applicant will stay beyond 59 days in the Philippines, an application for extension of stay must ghostwriter wien be filed at the Bureau of Immigration in Manila, or the Immigration office nearest to the place where the applicant is temporarily residing.

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Philippines Tourist Visa- Requirements For Visa on Arrival, eVisa, and 9a Visa

Foreigners from the USA and 157 other countries can get a Philippines tourist visa on arrival. All other foreigners must apply for a 9a visa from the Philippines Consulate in their home country. Tourist visas can be extended in the Philippines. The maximum stay on a tourist visa is 24-36 months depending on citizenship. minutes

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Overview- Philippine Tourist Visas

QUICK SUMMARY- Requirements For Visa on Arrival and 9a Tourist Visa

Foreign Nationals from 157 countries can get a Philippines tourist visa on arrival
Visa-restricted foreigners must apply for a 9a Tourist Visa from the Philippines Consulate-General in their country of residence
Philippines tourist visas can be extended by 1, 2, or 6 months increments
The maximum stay for a Philippines tourist visa is 24-36 months depending on citizenship
The Philippines eVisa is only available for citizens of Taiwan

From Bali, Vietnam, to Cambodia, Southeast Asia is filled with beautiful beaches and gorgeous islands. However, when people ask me the best place to stay as a foreigner, my answer never wavers- The Philippines. My reasons center around the Philippines visa policy , one of the world's most liberal, inexpensive, and straightforward long-stay tourist visas.

The monthly visa runs, stressful interactions, and potential bribes with Vietnamese or Thai border guards are gone. A Philippines tourist visa allows you to stay in the country hassle-free for up to 36-months legally. Want to stay longer than 3-years? The Philippines also has one of the easiest to qualify for retirement visas with their SRR visa.

However, the process of acquiring a tourist visa depends on your citizenship. Foreign tourists from countries that offer Filipino citizens reciprocal permanent residency and immigration privileges ( see list below ) have easier requirements, cheaper visa fees, and longer visa durations. Citizens from countries not on EO 408 list are ineligible for visa on arrival, follow a different application process, pay more in visa fees, and have shorter visa validity.

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Philippines Tourist Visa Category

There are three ways foreign residents can secure a Philippines Tourist Visa. The best method depends on your citizenship.

1 Philippines Tourist Visa On Arrival Best for citizens of 157 Visa-Free countries on the Philippines Executive Order 408 List 157 Visa-Free countries
2 Tourist Visa from a Philippine Consulate General or Embassy Abroad Best for citizens who cannot get a visa on arrival
3 Philippines eVisa Online Only available to citizens of Taiwan

INSIDER TIP : Be Nice To Immigration Officials- A Philippine visa is an endorsement on a travel document that permits the visa holder to request permission to enter the country. A visa does not give you the right to enter.

The Philippine immigration authorities checking your actual passport at the port of entry when you arrive has the final say on whether you can enter the country. Always smile and be polite when addressing immigration officials.

LIST OF COUNTRIES Allowed To Enter The Philippines Visa-Free [Click to Expand]

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*HINT- The United States , United Kingdom , Canada, and Australia are on the approved visa-free list.

Getting A Philippines Tourist Visa On Arrival

For stays of 30 days or less- The Visa On Arrival passport stamp acts as a Philippines Tourist Visa for citizens of the US, UK, and other foreign citizens from the 157 countries under EO 408, allowing them to arrive in the Philippines without a visa.

To clarify, the term Visa on Arrival is commonly used to mean the passport entry stamp given to foreigners entering the country visa-free. However, there is also an official Philippines Visa on Arrival (SEVUA). The SEVUA is a special visa available for visitors of the Philippines in an official capacity. Examples are foreign investors invited by the Board of Investments or foreign athletes competing in a sanctioned athletic event.

I use the term Philippines Visa On Arrival to mean the visa-free entry stamp in this article.

INSIDER TIP : Philippines Visa Waiver Program - The term "visa waiver" is used interchangeably with "visa-exempt" and "visa on arrival." Each phrase refers to the same policy allowing citizens of 157 countries, including the United States and United Kingdom to enter the Philippines without applying for a visa beforehand.

Philippines Tourist Visa On Arrival Requirements

Be a citizen from one of the 157 countries visa-free countries
Have a passport valid for at least six months over the intended period of stay in the Philippines
Purchased an onward travel ticket valid to return to your country of residence or your following country of destination dated to depart the Philippines no more than 30-days after your arrival
Foreign tourist can extend their visa on arrival following the process below

For stays no longer than 59 days- Non-visa required tourists in the country on their initial 30-day Visa On Arrival can apply for a visa waiver extending their Philippine tourist visa an additional 29-days. The Bureau of Immigration (BI) main office in Intramuros Manila or eligible field or district office are authorized to grant the visa waiver.

Visa On Arrival Extension Requirements

Complete all the requirements on the visa waiver checklist TVS-C-VE-2016
Complete the visa on arrival extension application form TVS-CGAF-VE-2016
Optional extension application form BI FORM 2014-00-005 Rev 0 for any dependent children

How to apply for a 29-day Visa On Arrival Extension

Download a copy of the application form or pick up a copy at the Public Information and Assistance Unit (PIAU) at BI Main Office
Submit your passport, the completed application form, and supporting documents to the frontline BI officer.
Obtain a BI Clearance Certificate proving they are not on any BI derogatory database, list, or records. of the Bureau
The visa application must clear any negative records with the Verification and Certification Unit to proceed with the extension
Get the Order of Payment Slip and proceed to Cashier for payment of fees
Pay the visa fee. Don't forget or lose the official receipt.
Turn in the official receipt, your passport, visa application form, and supporting documents to the BI Assessment Officer.
Claim the passport stamped with a 29-day visa extension

Visa On Arrival 29 day Visa Waiver Fee

Fine for Overstaying – (additional) Php 500.00 per month
Motion for Reconsideration for Overstaying – (additional) Php 500.00
LFR – Php 10.00

Visa On Arrival Extension Fees After 59 Days

For stays between 59 to 120 days- After 59 days, foreigners can extend their Philippines Tourist visa for an additional 1 or 2 months following the same process as above at a participating BI field, regional, or main office.

EXTENSION AFTER 2 MONTHS

EXTENSION AFTER 4 MONTHS

Extension 6 Months

Visa On Arrival Extension Fees After 2 Months

Visa on arrival extension fees after 4 months, visa on arrival extension fees after 6 months.

Charged on the 7 th month

Fine for Overstaying – 500 PHP per month past visa validity date
Additional costs for a motion for reconsideration for overstaying visa validity date– 500 PHP + 10 PHP for the LRF
Re-issuance of ACR for (2 nd entry of every entry after 59 days) – 250 PHP and 150 for a minor child
Application fee is 300 PHP for overstaying
Fees are correct at the time of publishing but may change without prior notice.

A visa is only one step of what you need to enter the Philippines. You need to also ensure you follow the current protocols to travel to the Philippines.

Long-Stay Visitor Visa Extension (LSVVE)

For stays between up to 36 months (3-years)- To reduce the hassle of multiple trips to the immigration office, after the 2nd extension, the BI offers a 6-month visa extension . A non-visa-required foreigner can stay in the country on a Philippine tourist visa for a total of 3-years before needing to leave the country and start the process again.

How long is a Philippines Tourist Visa On Arrival valid?

The initial validity of the Philippines Tourist Visa on arrival depends on your citizenship. For example, 152 countries, including the US and UK, get an initial 30-days for visa on arrival, while Brazil and Israel are eligible for 59-days. Citizens of Hong Kong and Macau are allowed 14 days.

Foreign tourist can extend their Philippines Visa On Arrival by 1, 2, and 6-months for a period of up to 36 months.

To completely eliminate the visa extension process, foreigners can apply for one of the Philippines ' permanent residence visas , such as the Special Retiree Resident Visa (SRRV), 13a , or 13g.

If you would like help understanding your visa options, I can set you up to chat with a Visa Specialist .

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For stays of 59 days or less- Foreigners from Visa-Required Countries NOT on the EO 408 list are ineligible for Philippines Visa On Arrival . Instead, these citizens must apply for a 9a Temporary Visitors Visa at the Philippines Embassy or Consulate in their jurisdiction before traveling to the Philippines.

As of April 1 2022, Citizens from visa-required countries no longer need an entry exemption document (EED) to enter the Philippines.

INSIDER TIP : 9a Temporary Visitor Visa For Tourism- You can find the latest updates on how to obtain an EED and a 9a in this article on " Travel To The Philippines Right Now ." The DFA rarely issues EEDs for tourism and leisure purposes under current Philippines travel restriction guidelines.

9a Temporary Visitors Visa Requirements

You will need to provide certain documents that prove your identity and eligibility to enter the Philippines. Items can include your passport, birth certificate, and proof of financial capability. You need to provide additional documentation depending on your specific situation. Application requirements for the 9a vary by citizenship and Embassy. Check the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in your jurisdiction for specifics. Basic requirements for the 9a applications include:

Visa application form filled in English and submitted in person by the applicant
Recent passport size photograph with a white background and no eyeglass or sleeveless attire
Electronic or machine-readable passport valid for at least six months over the intended period of stay in the Philippines and contains at least one blank visa page.
Photocopy of the passport data and amendment pages
Proof of financial capability, such as latest bank statement, pay stub, income tax return
Proof of onward travel to return to your country of legal residence or your following country of destination dated to depart the Philippines no more than 30-days after your arrival.
Additional requirements may be requested, depending on the initial evaluation results.

INSIDER TIP : 9a Temporary Visitors Visa- While commonly referred to as the Philippines Tourist Visa, you can also request a 9a for business travel, conferences, or medical treatment.

9a Temporary Visitor Visa Extension Requirements

For stays between 59 to 120 days- Visa required tourists entering the Philippines on a 9a Temporary Visitor Visa can extend for an additional 1 or 2 months at a participating BI main, field, or regional office. Follow the requirements below to extend the 9a visa.

Complete all the requirements on the CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS FOR TOURIST VISA EXTENSION TVS-C-VE-2016
Complete the TOURIST VISA EXTENSION extension application form TVS-CGAF-VE-2016

How to apply for a 9a Visa Extension

Pay the visa fees. Don't forget or lose the Official Receipt.
Claim the passport stamped with the requested extension of stay.

9a Visa Fee Extension after first 59 days

9a visa extension fees after 2 months, 9a visa extension fees after 4 months, 9a visaextension fees after 6 months, long-stay visitor visa extension (lsvve) for visa-required foreign tourists.

For stays between up to 24 months (2-years)- To reduce the hassle of multiple trips to the immigration office, visa-required foreigners can use the same LSVVE available to visa-free foreigners to extend their stay 6-months in a single transaction. However, a visa-required national receives a total of 2-years (vs. 3-years for a visa-free tourist) before needing to leave the country and repeat the process.

To completely eliminate the visa extension process, foreigners can apply for one of the Philippines ' permanent residence visas , such as the Special Retiree Resident Visa ( SRRV ) or Temporary Residence Visa by Marriage (TRV).

How long is a 9a Tourist Visa valid?

9a visas come with a validity of 3, 6, or 12 months. However, validity and a maximum authorized period of stay are different dates. A 6-month 9a still only allows a maximum stay of 59 days unless extended. But, you may exit then reenter the country for another 59 days within the 6-months.

Depending on the Philippine Consulate filing the visa application, you may have a choice of three different 9a visa types:

Single-entry valid for three months- allows for a maximum of 59 days
Multiple-entry valid for six months- provides for 59 days per entry
Multiple-entry valid for 12 months- provides for 59 days per entry

A Philippine BI office can then extend a 9a Tourist Visa by 1, 2, and 6-months for a period of 24 to 36 months, depending on your citizenship.

Applying For A Philippines eVisa Online

At the moment, citizens of Taiwan are the only ones eligible to apply for a Philippines Tourist Visa online (Philippines eVisa). The Philippines eVisa process is simple and can be completed in a few minutes on the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) website.

A visa applicant submits the Philippines eVisa application on the MECO Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system. The visa holder will receive an email once approved.

While there have been discussions of extending the Philippines eVisa and eTA system to other foreign nationals aside from Taiwan, the Bureau of Immigration has not confirmed any future expansion.

Entry Guidelines For Temporary Visitors On A Philippines Tourist Visa (As of February 10th, 2020)

Entry requirements for visa-free philippines visa on arrival:.

Be a foreign tourist from one of 157 countries with reciprocity immigration agreements with the Philippines
Fully vaccinated and p resent IATF approved proof of vaccination ; OR
Pass a negative antigen test result taken no more than 24 hours from the departure of their first flight; OR
Take an antigen test upon arrival at a Philippines airport; AND
Purchase a valid onward ticket leaving the Philippines no later than 30 days from your arrival date;
Have a valid passport with an expiration date of at least 6-months from your Philippines entry date;
Register for the Philippines eARRIVAL card.
Maintaining travel medical insurance during your time in the Philippines is no longer mandatory but is recommended.

Entry Requirements for Visa-Required 9a:

Be a foreign tourist NOT on the list of 157 visa-free countries (*Hint India, Pakistan, and China are not on the list);
Apply for a 9a visa from your Philippines embassy or consulate;
Fully vaccinated and p resent IATF approved proof of vaccination; OR
Take an antigen test upon arrival at a Philippines airport; AND
As of April 1, 2022, securing an entry exemption document (EED) is no longer required.

INSIDER TIP : Minor Child- Accompanied minor children below 15 years old are subject to the same entry requirements as their parents.

IATF Approved Proof of Vaccination Status

World Health Organization International Certificates of Vaccination and Prophylaxis;
VaxCertPH; or
Digital vaccination certificate of a foreign country that accepts VaxCertPH under a reciprocal agreement.

Where can I get health insurance that covers the COVID coverage requirement to enter the Philippines?

While you are not required to purchase private health insurance that includes at least $35,000 of COVID-19 treatment coverage, maintaining health insurance coverage while traveling is always recommended.

Click one of the links below for Philippine health coverage with international insurance companies.

COVID-19 Trip Insurance- A short-term health insurance plan specifically to meet the Philippines mandatory COVID-19 insurance for tourists to enter the country.
Travel Health Insurance - This will cover you for unexpected medical issues while overseas. However, the coverage requires you maintain insurance in the United States or your respective home country. I pay roughly $50 per month for complete coverage with no deductible.
Expat Medical Insurance - If you retire abroad, expat health insurance is a more complete option. Expat Medical Insurance is the "normal" insurance you are familiar with to from home. Coverage is built for people who live in a country versus traveling. While more expensive than Travel Medical Insurance, premiums are still cheaper than the US.

Will My Home Country Health Insurance Cover Me?

Most likely no. Most health insurance will not cover you for any injuries sustained outside your home country. You will either need to get travel medical insurance or Expat Medical Insurance .

If you retire abroad, expat health insurance is a more complete option. Expat Medical Insurance is the "normal" insurance you are familiar with to from home. Coverage is built for expats outside the US and insurance premiums are much cheaper than in the US.

Can someone help me with my EED and 9a visa to travel to the Philippines?

Yes. I can help you with a marriage visa, retirement visa, or work visa? I've partnered with a Philippines Visa Specialist with experience relocating embassy personnel and corporate expats since 2011. If you don't want to deal with the hassle and complexity of the visa process, they can help.

My partners are visa specialists certified by the Philippine Retirement Association (PRA) to handle your visa application, document submission, local appointments, and much more. They will simply your immigration process and make getting your visa easier.

FAQs: Guidelines on the Philippines Tourist Visa, 9a Temporary Visa, and Visa on Arrival

How can i submit a philippines tourist visa extension online.

While you can download the visa extension forms online, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) does not have a website to submit a Philippines tourist visa extension online.

Please note that some BI offices ( like Boracay ) require you make an online appointment to apply or extend your visa. Check with your closest BI office to confirm.

How long does it take to process a Philippines Tourist Visa application?

Visa processing time depends on your citizenship, which tourist visa you are applying for, and which specific Philippine Embassy or Consulate is processing your application. Passport control at your port of entry in the Philippines will process your visa on arrival.

Philippines Consular Services overseas take anywhere between 3 to 21 business days on receipt of application depending on the type of visa, additional documents required, and your citizenship.

Is the Philippines currently issuing 9a tourists visas?

As of February 10th, citizens of 157 countries can enter the Philippines visa-free. For citizens not in the 157 countries listed under EO 408, a Philippines tourist visa is more difficult to get. Visa-required nationals require an Entry Exception Document before applying for a 9a tourist visa.

How often can you visit the Philippines?

You can visit the Philippines as often as you would like. Unlike European countries that limit you to 90 days out of every 180, there are no restrictions on the number of times you can apply for a Philippines tourist visa. However, depending on how you entered the Philippines, you might need a new visa.

The Philippines Visa on Arrival is a single-entry visa. However, the 9a can be a multiple-entry visa allowing you to enter and leave the country for as long as the visa is valid.

How long can a tourist stay in the Philippines?

Citizens of 157 countries on the EO 408 list can stay in the Philippines visa-free for up to 59 days. After the first 59 days, eligible foreign nationals can extend a Philippines tourist visa every 1, 2, or 6-months for up to 3-years. Foreigners not on the list can apply for extensions up to 2-years.

How can a United States citizen get a tourist visa for the Philippines?

US Citizens and other citizens on the list of 157 countries that can enter the Philippines visa-free can get a Philippines tourist visa on arrival. However, citizens not on the EO 408 list must apply for a 9a Tourist Visa at their home country's Philippine Consulate before entering the Philippines.

Can I extend a Philippines Tourist Visa On Arrival?

Yes. If you want to extend Philippine Visa On Arrival for 29 more days, you can request a visa waiver at a Philippines Bureau Immigration office. After 59 days, you can extend the tourist visa by another 1, 2, and 6-months for up to 3-years.

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I am Indian citizen married with filipina girl and stay Philippines since 5 years and I have TRV Id on my marriage basis upto 2025 but can i leave Philippines for my business for 7 days and after can I enter Philippines

The TRV is a multiple entry visa. As long as your visa is valid, you can leave the Philippines and re-enter on the same visa.

Hello, I am a Norwegian. If I enter the Philippines via a Tourist visa, can I directly extend my stay to 2 months at a local Bureau of Immigration office there or not? And if I can, is it highly likely that I will be granted the first 29-day extension there? Thanks.

If you arrive in Manila, you can go to Bureau of Immigration On-Stop Shop located at the 3rd level, Government Clearing Center of the NAIA Terminal 3 to extend. Or you can file your 29 day extension online or at your closest BOI office.

How to Extend Your Philippines Visa

One question, Marco, do I have to apply for a visa extension immediately or can I apply for it within say two weeks before my thirty-day tourist time expires? I was planning on flying into Cebu and then making my way to Makati to apply for a 60-day extension. Are there other places in the Philippines where I can apply for an extension? Thank you, John G. Bokay

Hi John, You can apply for a 29 day extension (technically called a visa waiver) immediately. There is a One-Stop Shop Bureau of Immigration office at NAIA terminal 3. However, you will not be able to apply for a 60 day extension until after 59 days (30 days initial visa exemption + 29 day visa waiver).

Hello I’m going to the Phillipines on the 01 may Would like to apply for a 3 year visa I have an expired acri card

Hi Geoffrey, there isn’t a “3-year visa" available per se. Assuming you are from one of the countries allowed to enter the Philippines visa free , you are allowed to stay in the Philippines up to 36 months via tourist visa extensions. First, arrive in the Philippines for your first 30 days, then apply for a 29-day visa waiver. After you first 59 days in the country, you can apply for 1,2,or 6 month tourist visa extensions for up to 3 years. An easier alternative is to apply for a long-term visa like the retirement visa , investment visa , or marriage visa .

My name is Luc, I’m a UK citizen, resident in the UK, UK passport. I am of Filipino dissent, my family in the Philippines have offered to house me if I ever wanted to come. I can see that the tourist visa is only 59days. Is there anyway for me to stay there for more than 3 months, preferably around 6 months? Without studying or being an employee? Thank you

Hi Luc, To clarify, the 9a tourist visa is for 59 days. However, UK citizens are allowed to enter the Philippines visa free for 30 days. After 30 days, you can extend another 29 days through what is called a visa waiver. After 59 days (30 +29), you can extend again for 1, 2, or 6 months at a time for UP TO 3 YEARS! All extensions can be done at a Bureau of Immigration branch or using their new online system.

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MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA for TOURIST (For Philippine National)

All documents must be in A4 size. Documents of other size must be copied into size A4 and please submit together with the original..
Photo size is 45×35mm(2×1.4in). Application form and photo size were revised.　Please use revised application form and photo(45×35ｍｍ）.
Please DO NOT USE FRICTION ERASABLE PEN in visa application form and in all documents.
Please make sure all documents legally obtained and DO NOT SUBMIT FALSIFIED DOCUMENTS.
WE FREQUENTLY GET QUESTIONS ON "HOW MUCH" money should be indicated on the bank certificate. Although the embassy did not release any guidelines on this or any minimum amount. 　It is best to show your biggest but truthful balance. Please call for personal appearance, requirements and others.
Please DO NOT PURCHASE any form of travel arrangement prior to the release of your visa application results. Delays and Denials do occur.

MULTIPLE ENTRY TEMPORARY VISITOR'S VISA (Philippine National)

In celebration of the 40the ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation, the Government of Japan started on July 1st, 2013 the issuance of multiple-entry visas for short-term stay to nationals of the Republic of the Philippines who reside in their home country.

　※Please refer to PDF file of The Japanese Embassy about details. 　　　　 Pease Click Here & Download

※ Download and Print REASON FOR REQUESTING MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA (pdf file) Submission of requirements does not guarantee issuance of Multiple Entry Visa.

※ Please make sure all documents legally obtained and　 DO NOT SUBMIT FALSIFIED DOCUMENTS.

1. Eligible Applications (all of the following condition must be applicable)

Philippines national holding a Machine-Readable Passport(MRP) or ordinary IC passport that meets ICAO standards.
Applicants who intend to engage in activities corresponding to those permitted for "Temporary Visitors"
Applicants who wish to apply for a multiple entry visa for short-term stay

2. Conditions for Issuance (should be any of the following)

Applicant with history of travel as temporary visitor to Japan in the last three (3) years; has no known violation of domestic laws of Japan nor had problem with immigration regarding entry and status during the period of stay; and has sufficient financial capacity to support expenses for travel and stay. >>Read REQUIREMENTS
Applicant with history of travel as temporary visitor to Japan in the last three (3) years; has no known violation of domestic laws of Japan nor had problem with immigration regarding entry and status during the period of stay; and several history of travel as temporary visitor to G7 countries(excluding Japan) in the last three (3) years. >>Read REQUIREMENTS
Applicant with abundant financial capacity >>Read REQUIREMENTS
Spouse or child of (3) >>Read REQUIREMENTS

【APPLICANTS WHO FALL UNDER 2-(1) ABOVE】

REQUIREMENTS 1:EXPLANATION LETTER FOR REQUESTING MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA (by applicant)

Please fill in embassy prescribed form "Reason For Requesting Multiple Entry Visa", and check items that apply and fill in reason for request

2: PHILIPPINE PASSPORT (ICAO standard MRP or IC ordinary passport)

Broken passport is not accepted. Passports must be signed and must have at least two(2) blank visa pages.

3: VISA APPLICATION FORM

Application Form Size: A-4 size (21.0×29.7cm) Application form should be filled out all items correctly. If items is not applicable, please fill in [N/A]. Embassy may not accept application with blank item, no signature or no date in the form. Embassy may deny the application that is filled out incorrectly or wrong information.
Photo size is 45×35mm(2×1.4in) with white background. Photo must be taken within 6 months. Please write applicant's name and birthday on back side of the photo. Photo must be pasted on the application form. -- Please put on glue each corners

5: SCHEDULE OF STAY IN JAPAN

6: PROOF OF TRAVEL TO JAPAN IN THE LAST THREE (3) YEARS

Old or recent passport with used temporary visitor visa and landing permission stamps

7: INCOME TAX RETURN OF APPLICANT

Clear photocopy / latest

8: PROOF OF FINANCIAL CAPACITY

Applicant's bank deposit balance certificate Dividend certificate of stock etc. as proof of sufficient economic status

【APPLICANTS WHO FALL UNDER 2-(2) ABOVE】

Specs: 4.5×4.5cm, with white background. Photo must be taken within 6 months. Please write applicant's name and birthday on back side of the photo. Photo must be pasted on the application form. -- Please put on glue each corners

7: PROOF OF SEVERAL TRAVEL AS TEMPORARY VISITOR TO G7 COUNTRIES IN THE LAST THREE (3) YEARS

Old or recent passport with entry visas and immigration stamps

【APPLICANTS WHO FALL UNDER 2-(3) ABOVE】

Please fill in embassy prescribed form "Reason For Requesting Multiple Entry Visa", and check items that apply and fill in reason for request.

6:BIRTH CERTIFICATE -ORIGINAL-

It must be issued within one year from PSA Main Office/Serbilis Outlet Center(Nationwide). If the birth certificate from Philippine Statistics Office(PSA) is unreadable, or has incomplete information, please submit the birth certificate issued by PSA together with a birth certificate issued by the Local Civil Registrar.If the birth certification is "late registration", please submit in addition, a Baptismal Certificate and School Record(form 137) from high school or elementary and School Yearbook(if possible).If there is no record in PSA, please submit a "Certificate of None-Record" from PSA together with a birth certificate from the Local Civil registrar.

7:MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (if the applicant is married) -ORIGINAL-

It must be issued within one year from PSA Main Office/Serbilis Outlet Center(Nationwide). In case there is no record in PSA, please submit a "Certificate of None-Record" from PSA together with the Marriage certificate from the Local Civil Registrar.

8:APPLICANT'S INCOME TAX RETURN (Form 2316) clear photocopy(latest).

9: PROOF OF FINANCIAL CAPACITY

【APPLICANTS WHO FALL UNDER 2-(4) ABOVE】

6:INCOME TAX RETURN OF GUARANTOR (Form 2316) clear photocopy(latest).

7: GUARANTOR'S PROOF OF FINANCIAL CAPACITY

8:BIRTH CERTIFICATE -ORIGINAL-

9:MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (if the applicant is married) -ORIGINAL-

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Philippines tourist visa: Requirements and application procedure

Updated: March 15, 2021

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Philippines tourist visa requirements are fairly clear and easy to understand. Most nationalities are visa-exempt for stays up to 30 days.

There are a handful of countries that require a pre-approved visa from the consulate. The visa rules for these countries are quite strict. Visa can only be applied in the country of passport or legal residence. Financial proof or bank statements are mandatory.

India and China passport holders can enter the Philippines for 7-14 days with a valid visa from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Schengen, Japan or Singapore.

PHILIPPINES VISA REQUIREMENTS BY NATIONALITY

Philippines Tourist Visa Requirements by Nationality

Minimum passport validity required to enter the Philippines

Passport must be valid for at least 6 months at the time of entering the Philippines

Visa EXEMPT nationalities

59 day entry, 30-day entry.

Antigua and Barbuda
Burkina Faso
Central African Republic
Congo, Dem. Rep. of
Congo, Rep. of
Czech Republic
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea Bissau
Liechtenstein
Marshall Islands
Netherlands
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia
Solomon Islands
South Africa
South Korea
Switzerland
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkmenistan
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States of America

14-day entry

Visa required nationalities, 59-day entry.

Single entry visas are valid for 3 months
Multiple entry visas are valid for 6 months
Afghanistan
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cote d’Ivoire
North Korea
North Macedonia
Sierra Leone
South Sudan
Timor-Leste

Visa EXEMPT with visa from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Schengen, Japan or Singapore

14 day entry.

Must hold a valid used/unused multiple-entry visa (tourist/work) or permanent residence from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Schengen, Japan or Singapore
The visa must be valid for the entire duration of stay

7 day entry

Must hold a valid used/unused multiple-entry visa (tourist/work) or permanent residence from the US, Canada, Australia, Schengen or Japan

PHILIPPINES TOURIST VISA APPLICATION PROCESS

Application.

Philippines tourist visa can only be applied in the country of passport or legal residence. Philippines visa cannot be applied in a third country while traveling.

Philippines tourist visa can only be applied in person. Check your nearest consulate website to see if you need to schedule an appointment first. You can request to return the approved visa and passport via mail. You may need to attach a self-addressed envelope with your application. Check with your nearest consulate for more details.

Single-entry tourist visas are valid for 3 months. But you can only stay a maximum of 59 days on it.

Multiple-entry tourist visas are valid for 6 months. Each entry, you are allowed to stay for a maximum of 59 days.

Visa EXEMPT passport holders can also apply for a pre-approved visa at the consulate for stays more than 30 days and less than 59 days.

For stays beyond 59 days, an application of extension must be made at the Bureau of Immigration (BI) . The head office of the Bureau of Immigration is in Manila.

Documents required

The following documents are required.

Filled and signed application form (you can find one on your nearest consulate website )
Original passport
Copy of your passport Id page
Visa or residence permit (if applying in a country that is not your country of passport)
Roundtrip airline tickets
Hotel bookings
Bank statements
Employment proofs
One recent passport photo (refer to your nearest consulate website for exact photo requirements)

Visa fee depends on the application and the country where you are applying.

Single entry tourist visas: $30-40 USD Multiple entry tourist visas: $40-60 USD

Processing time

Philippines visa processing time is usually 2 – 10 working days. For some specific countries, applications are sent to Manila for verification. It might take longer to process such applications.

No refunds are allowed if the visa is not approved before the departure date. Make sure to apply for the visa at least 3 months in advance to avoid interruptions to your travel plans.

PHILIPPINES TOURIST VISA EXTENSION

Visa EXEMPT passport holders are initially allowed to stay for 30 days. After these initial 30 days, you can extend your stay for additional 29 days. The fee for 29-day extension is currently PHP 3,030. Check the Bureau of Immigration (BI) website for detailed procedure on how to extend your visa for additional 29 days.

After those 29 days of extension, you can extend your visa for 1 or 2 months continuously up to 36 months. The fee depends on minor or adult, visa REQUIRED or EXEMPT, within the first 6 months or not. Refer to the Bureau of Immigration (BI) website for detailed procedure and fee requirements to extend your stay beyond the 59 days.

Visa REQUIRED passport holders with a pre-approved visa from the consulate can request a 59-day entry at the port of entry. You can extend your stay for 1 or 2 months continuously up to 24 months. Refer to Bureau of Immigration (BI) website for more information.

Visa REQUIRED India and China passport holders who have entered the Philippines with a valid visa/PR from the US, UK (applicable to India passports only) , Canada, Australia, Schengen, Japan or Singapore can apply for a “one time only” 7-day extension at the BI office. The fee for the 7-day extension is PHP 1,430 plus PHP 1,000 express lane fee.

Procedure for the visa extension at the BI main office in Manila

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) main office is on Magallanes Dr, Intramuros in Manila
The best way to get there is by Uber / Grab or ride LRT to Carriedo station
When you enter the main building, head over to the information desk
Say that you want to extend your visa and handover the completed Application Form (TVS-CGAF-VE-2016) and Checklist (TVS-C-VE-2016)
Your documents will be verified and will be given a ticket number
Head over to counters 23-25 and watch the screens for your ticket number
Your ticket number and its corresponding counter number will be displayed
Head over to the counter, hand over the documents (application form and checklist) and passport
You will be given a clearance certificate, a slip for visa extension fee and a slip for express lane fee
Head over to counters 26-27, handover the fee slips and cash
You will be given a receipt for the fee paid
You can pick up your passport after one hour from the time of payment
You can go to the Starbucks in front of the building to use the restrooms and get a coffee
Careful with your belongings, wallet and cell phone when walking outside the building
Return back to the main office in one hour
Wait near counter 30 and watch the screen for your name
When your name is displayed, head over to counter 30, hand over your clearance certificate and fee receipts to pick up your passport
Check for the extension sticker in your passport and verify all the details are correct before exiting the building

ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURE AT THE AIRPORT

Entering the philippines.

Immigration is quite fast at international airports in the Philippines. There are counters specific to Filipinos, ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) and foreign passport holders.

Make sure to fill the arrival card before heading to the immigration. If the airline staff hasn’t provided you with an arrival card, you can grab one from the immigration area at the airport.

If you are a visa REQUIRED passport holder, you will be asked if you have a visa. The officer will verify the visa, stamps your passport and marks an exit date. You must exit the Philippines within the exit date.

The immigration officers usually do not ask for return or onward ticket. But it’s a good practice to carry a copy of your return ticket and accommodation booking. If you are traveling on a one-way ticket, make sure to have proof of onward ticket .

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Exiting the Philippines

You will go through passport control on exit. Exit formalities are fairly quick as there a specific counters for the Philippines, ASEAN, and foreign passport holders.

Make sure to grab and fill the departure card before heading to the immigration. You can find departure cards at airline check-in counters and near the immigration area.

You will not be asked any questions unless you have overstayed your visa.

Philippines visa requirements are clear and easy to understand. The Philippines has a liberal visa exemption and extension policy. And hence a favorable place for travelers and expats alike.

A handful of countries require a pre-approved visa from the consulate. Visa rules for these countries are quite strict. Employment and financial proofs are mandatory. Visa can only be applied in the country of passport or legal residence. If you follow all the rules thoroughly, securing a visa for the Philippines is quite simple.

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Thirumal Motati is a world traveler and digital nomad from India. He is on a mission to travel to every country in the world on his Indian passport. He believes that his weak passport cannot stop him from traveling the world. Through this blog, he inspires many to take up the life of travel despite their weak passports. His guidance has helped many secure their visas and fulfill their travel dreams.

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With a diverse population and rich biodiversity, the Philippines is a beloved tourist destination for travelers from many destinations. Outdoor adventures like whitewater rafting, hiking, snorkeling, and visiting natural sites are extremely popular. The Philippines also offers wonderful cultural activities and unique local cuisine. Each year millions of foreign tourists come to the island nation to enjoy the sites and local culture.

Certain foreign nationals require a Temporary Visitor’s visa that serves as a short-term entry travel document for the Philippines. Foreign nationals from the following countries are required to apply for a Philippines visa prior to traveling:

Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Cuba, Egypt, Georgia, India, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Moldova, Montenegro, Nauru, Nigeria, North Korea, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Palestinian Territories, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Timor-Leste, Tonga, Ukraine, and Yemen.

The Temporary Visitor visa is a short-stay visa for any traveler who wants to come to the Philippines for purposes of pleasure, business, study, or other short-term activities.

A Temporary Visitor visa is available as a single-entry or a multiple-entry visa. The single-entry visa is valid for three (3) months. The multiple-entry visa can be issued with a validity period of six (6) months or up to one (1) year. Each entry entitles the visa holder to a stay of up to 30 days in the Philippines.

Philippines Tourist Visa Requirements

To obtain a Philippines tourist visa, applicants must submit certain required documents.

The following documents are required for all foreign nationals applying for a Temporary Visitor visa:

The applicant should hold a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of departure from the Philippines. Passports must be electronic or machine-readable.

Applicants should make at least one (1) photocopy of the main bio data page of their passport. The bio data page contains all primary identification information and the passport holder’s photo.

The applicant is required to submit one recent personal photo, taken within the last 6 months, against a white background. Photos should be 3.5 x 4.5 cm and clear.

The application form must be accurately completed, printed, and signed. The form will be included with the other required documents for submission. Some foreign nationals are able to submit their visa application form online, but should still print out the form for their file.

This could be in the form of a travel itinerary, a letter from a tour/travel agency, or a hotel accommodation.

Applicants must have a ticket that departs from the Philippines before their tourist visa expires. Tickets must be issued by an official body like a travel agency or airline.

Applicants must show via bank statements or other documents that they have the financial means to support themselves for the duration of their stay in the Philippines.

The payment method for the visa fee will vary depending on where the applicant submits their visa application documents.

Additional documents may be required depending on where the applicant submits their documents and the complexity of their application.

Depending on where the applicant submits their tourist visa application, the application process may vary slightly. However, most applicants will take the following steps to apply for their Filipino tourist visa:

The application form should be completed online and printed, or completed by hand. All forms must be signed. Nationals of eligible countries can complete the visa application online at the Philippine Visa Online Portal .

All documents must be present and accurate for the visa application to be processed.

Applications can be submitted by post or in person at the nearest Filipino embassy or consulate. The method of submission will depend on the specific requirements of the foreign mission (embassy or consulate).

The payment method will vary depending on where the applicant submits their visa application. All fees must be paid for the application to be processed.

The fees for the Philippines tourist visa may vary from one foreign mission to another. Applicants should contact the foreign mission (embassy or consulate) to inquire about the visa cost and ensure they have the correct information before submitting the application and paying the fees.

Visa applications can be submitted by post or in person at the nearest embassy or consulate. The method of submission will depend on the specific requirements of the embassy or consulate. Some nationalities can submit their visa application form online at the Philippine Visa Online Portal . Once the application form is complete, applicants must print it out and submit it along with the other documents to the nearest embassy or consulate.

A Philippines tourist visa is typically processed within one to three (1-3) weeks depending on the foreign mission where the applicant submits their application and the complexity of the case.

If the visa application is approved, the applicant will be informed and their passport will be returned to them with the sticker visa placed inside their passport on a blank visa page. In some cases, the applicant will retrieve their passport with the sticker visa from the foreign mission. New visa holders are advised to carefully check the information on their visa to ensure it is correct and a match to the information in their passport.

In some cases, it may be possible for a tourist visa holder to extend their visa. To do so, they must visit the Bureau of Immigration in the Philippines.

The visa fee depends on the embassy or consulate where the application is submitted. Applicants must review the fees for their visa before submitting their application.

Single-entry tourist visas are valid for three (3) months. Multiple-entry visas can be valid for six (6) months or up to one (1) year. The maximum duration of stay is 30 days.

In some cases, it may be possible to extend the tourist visa by contacting the Bureau of Immigration in the Philippines.

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General Information
Application Process
Requirements
Appointment
Verification
Verify Foreign Apostille
Report of Birth
Report of Marriage
Report of Death
Report of Birth (For Japanese-Born Applicants)
Report of Marriage (For Marriages solemnized in Japan / contracted between a Filipino and a Japanese national
Book an Appointment
Renewal ePassport
Renewal non-ePassport
Valid IDs for Passport Application
Certification
Courtesy Lane Eligibility
Courtesy Lane – Online Appointment System (CL-OAS)
Online Passport Application System (OPAS)
Government entities requesting visa assistance for foreign nationals
Private entities endorsing visa application for foreign nationals
Foreign government entities requesting visa assistance for foreign nationals
Accredited International Organization (IO) Entities endorsing visa application for foreign nationals
APEC Business Travel Card
Online Verification for 9(a) Endorsements
Online Verification for 9(e) Endorsements
Philippine e-Visa Verification Portal
Directory of Office of Consular Affairs’ Officials (OCA)
Directory of Consular Offices (CO)
Directory of Foreign Service Posts (FSP)
Directory of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
DFA Citizen’s Charter
Directory of Temporary Off-site Passport Service (TOPS)
Directory of Passport Courier Service Providers

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Visa information.

A Philippine Visa is an endorsement made on a travel document by a consular officer at a Philippine Embassy or Consulate abroad denoting that the visa application has been properly examined and that the bearer is permitted to proceed to the Philippines and request permission from the Philippine Immigration authorities at the ports of entries to enter the country.

The visa thus issued is not a guarantee that the holder will be automatically admitted into the country, because the admission of foreign nationals into the Philippines is a function of the immigration authorities at the port of entry.

Definition of a Foreign Tourist (Temporary Visitor)

A “foreign tourist” is defined as a person without distinction as to race, gender, language or religion, who is proceeding o the Philippines for a legitimate, nonimmigrant purpose such as sightseeing, sports, health, family reasons, training or study (excluding enrollment in schools for the purpose of obtaining a title or degree), religious pilgrimage, business, cultural and scientific purposes.

Standard Procedure/Minimum Requirements for applying a Temporary Visitor’s Visa

Application for a temporary visitor’s visa must be made in person. In the case of a minor under eighteen (18) years of age, the application may be made for him by a person who, in the opinion of the consular officer, is responsible for his/her welfare. The minor, not an infant in arms, shall be required to appear at the Consulate for interview, together with the person making the application for him/her.

Applicants for temporary visitor’s visa should normally apply at the Philippine Embassy or Consulate that has jurisdiction over their place of residence. While some visa applicants may apply at any Philippine Embassy or Consulate abroad, others are only allowed to apply his/her visa at the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in his country of origin or legal residence.

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

Other Visa/Entry requirements for Foreign Nationals:

Affidavit of consent by either parent or legally appointed guardian of the child, naming therein the person who will be accompanying the child to the Philippines and with whom the child will stay while in the country. The said Affidavit must be duly notarized by a local notary public or the consular officer at the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in the applicant’s country or residence;
Clear photocopy of the data page of the child’s passport;
Clear photocopy of the data page of the passport of the accompanying adult or guardian; and
Payment of immigration fees (currently, P3,120 per child).
Nationality/Citizenship;
Passport details of the crew;
Vessel to be used for entry: type, name, registration, call sign, and other particulars;
Estimated date of entry into the Philippine territory;
Port/Area of entry (Philippine waters);
Estimated period of stay in the Philippines;
Character reference/shipping agent in the Philippines (if any); and
Purpose of visit
Curriculum vitae of newsmen/journalists;
Shortlist of work credits;
Copy of one (1) sample article written by the applicant;
Background of media organization, including target market/audience, circulation, format; and
List of members of the reportorial team, nationality and passport details;
Planned itinerary and activities, with storyline for any films to be made;
List of equipment to be brought by each team member, with certification from the media organization that said equipment will be re-exported at the end of the trip to the Philippines;
Flight details (arrival and departure); and
For each team member, one (1) photograph, sixe 1″x1″, to be submitted to the International Press Center (IPC) for the issuance of accreditation card.
Letter request;
Certificate of Acceptance from the school accredited by the Bureau of Immigration to accept foreign students;
Photocopy of passport reflecting the applicant’s authorized period of stay;
Affidavit of Support and Proof of Financial Capacity; and
Birth Certificate.

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 ).

Guidelines on the entry of Temporary Visitors to the Philippines

The Philippines grants visa-free entry to passport holders of certain countries while requiring a visa to others. Check if your passport will require a visa for entry to the Philippines by selecting the country that issued your passport:

– Please select Country – Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Chile China Colombia Comoros Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gabon Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kiribati Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Lao People’s Democratic Republic Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Micronesia Moldova Monaco Mongolia Montenegro Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Namibia Nauru Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria North Korea Norway Oman Pakistan Palau Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Rwanda Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Samoa San Marino Sao Tome and Principe Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa South Korea South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Suriname Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syria Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand The Bahamas The Democratic Republic of the Congo The Gambia The Republic of the Congo Togo Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Tuvalu Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe

Open Data Portal
Official Gazette
Office of the President
Sandiganbayan
Senate of the Philippines
House of Representatives
Department of Health
Department of Finance
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Court of Tax Appeals
Judicial Bar and Council
Bureau of Immigration (BI)
Bureau of Customs
Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)

How to Get a Multiple-Entry Korean Visa in the Philippines

While there’s no streamlined process to apply for a South Korea multiple-entry visa, more Filipino tourists are granted the privilege in recent years. Below we share the set of requirements that were submitted by successful applicants, relevant updates from the Embassy, and the details of the credit card promotions from BDO and RCBC.

When you submit a tourist visa application, you will automatically be considered for a single-entry or multiple-entry Korean visa.
This means that, aside from the standard application process, there are no special steps to take nor requirements to submit if you want a visa that you can use multiple times within 3, 5, or 10 years.
However, it may help if you have a qualified credit card from BDO or RCBC, which are running separate promotions together with the Embassy.
Korean Ambassador to the Philippines Han Dong Man also shared that more qualified Filipino professionals will be eligible to get a multiple-entry Korean visa.
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Explore more: How to Apply for a South Korea Visa: Requirements & Process in the Philippines

UPDATE: June 13, 2020

Who can I apply for a Korean visa? To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Philippines currently only accepts applications for long-term visas . Tourist visa processing (C-3) is still on hold pending the easing of travel restrictions in the Philippines. What are the enhanced visa criteria? Those who are eligible to apply for a Korean visa must comply to these requirements and mandatory quarantine. Moreover, successful applicants will no longer be issued a visa sticker in their passport beginning July 1. Upon arrival in South Korea, they must present a printed copy of their visa grant notice instead. What if I have a valid Korean visa? Single-entry Korean visas that were issued on or before April 5, 2020 are no longer valid. You will need to apply for a new one. However, if you have a valid short-term multiple-entry Korean visa (5 years), you do not have to reapply. Conditions permitting, it can still be used in the future. For reference, you can read the Embassy’s detailed explanation here .

Multiple-Entry Korean Visa

If you plan to travel to South Korea for as many times as possible (I can’t blame you!), having a multiple-entry visa (or M.E. for short) surely helps. Not only will you save a lot of time, effort, and money, but you also won’t have to go through the stress that comes from awaiting the result of your application each time you want to fly in.

How can you apply for one, you ask? Hate to break it to you, but, technically speaking, you can’t. There’s no set procedure (like the one provided by the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines), no option in the application form, nor any special requirement that you must submit. But does that mean it’s impossible to get a multiple-entry Korean visa? Of course not. All tourist visa applications are reviewed thoroughly, which means that the visa officer will automatically assess if you are eligible for a multi-entry endorsement. If your documents and background show that you are qualified and they decide to issue you one, then you shall have it even without asking for it — exactly why visas are considered a privilege.

Having said that (and here’s where it gets lighter!), there are still some ways to better your chances to get a multiple-entry Korean visa. Here are two that I think are most helpful:

1. Join the Multiple-Entry Korean Visa Promo from BDO or RCBC

If you have not heard about this exciting news yet, the Embassy of Korea announced two separate promotions with BDO and RCBC. The promo mechanics provided are very similar to each other, i.e. qualified cardholders will not have to submit their financial documents and will be considered for a multiple-entry visa that’s valid for up to 5 years. Here are the cards that are eligible:

BDO Gold Credit Cards

Gold Visa Credit Card
Gold Mastercard Credit Card
American Express® Gold Credit Card
Gold UnionPay Credit Card
Gold JCB Credit Card

BDO Elite Credit Cards

Platinum Visa
Titanium, Platinum and World Elite Mastercard
American Express® Platinum Credit Card
Cathay Pacific American Express® Credit Card (Standard and Elite)
American Express® International Dollar Charge Cards
Diamond UnionPay
Diners Club Premiere
JCB Platinum

The BDO Multiple-Entry Korean Visa promo is valid until December 31, 2022.

RCBC Bankards

World Mastercard (including co-brands Balesin and The City Club)
Black Platinum Mastercard
Diamond Platinum Mastercard
Visa Infinite
Visa Platinum
UnionPay Diamond

The RCBC Multiple-Entry Korean Visa promo runs until December 31, 2020.

If you are an active and current Principal of any of these cards, go ahead and check out our detailed guides to learn more:

These RCBC Credit Cards May Get You a Multiple-Entry Korean Visa!
Get a Multiple-Entry Korean Visa with These BDO Credit Cards

As a friendly reminder, while many eligible cardholders were able to get a multiple-entry Korean visa by joining any of the past and current promotions (including BPI’s), possession of a qualified credit card does not automatically guarantee visa approval or issuance of a multiple-entry document. As mentioned earlier, your application will undergo a thorough assessment, so be open to alternative results.

If you don’t have any of these high-tier cards, don’t feel hopeless! I know a lot of travelers who did not join the promo but were still able to get the multiple-entry type of visa to Korea (myself included). I think it’s got a lot to do with the next tip:

2. Improve your travel history

While this is an unofficial guideline, it’s by no means irrelevant or ineffective as many Filipino tourists may tell you: show that you’ve been traveling or, as WAUG puts it, explore more! This could mean traveling to South Korea as a tourist for a couple of times (using single-entry visas) and/or traveling to other countries for leisure, especially those that you’d also have to apply a visa for, like Japan, Australia, Canada, USA, and the UK.

Travel frequently to South Korea

How many trips to Korea will you have to take before being granted a multiple-entry visa? It actually varies. Some may say 2 or 4 trips within the past 2 years (under single-entry visas), but I’ve also encountered a few lucky Filipinos who had received an M.E. on the first time they applied (like I said, lucky!).

Based on my experience, though, it was after my third trip under a single-entry Korean visa that I was granted the multiple-entry type. Here’s how it panned out: I first applied in 2017, and I submitted all the requirements for employees (I was just 3 months into my job then!), except for the ITR because I had valid visas to Canada and the USA. The result: I was given my first single-entry, and boy, I was so happy.

For my next two applications in 2018 and January of 2019, nothing much changed about my background except that I also traveled to Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Indonesia and maybe increased my average daily balance (or ADB found in the bank certificate) significantly compared to previous years. I honestly thought I was going to get my M.E. visa on my third application or after visiting South Korea twice, but I was probably too hopeful. (Was still very grateful for the approval, though!)

It was when I applied for the fourth time in July 2019 when I finally got a multiple-entry Korean visa. Same job, same company, no high-tier credit card, but have already traveled to South Korea for three times within the last 2 years. (Also, like with all my previous applications, I did not submit my ITR because I was exempted.) To be honest, my friends and I saw it coming, and we’re glad when it did. I got a 5-year multiple-entry Korean visa, which I intend to use for these awesome activities and the like (here goes my plug!):

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Seoul World Cup Stadium
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Everland Shuttle Bus Ticket (Round-trip)
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Travel to other countries

Moving onto the next one: build your travel history by visiting other countries. Now unlike traveling frequently to Korea, this commonly-shared tip is more difficult to expound on as it leads to many questions, such as Which countries should you visit? , How many countries must you visit? , or How many tourist visas from other countries must you have? No one can tell for sure, but without going into specifics, I suggest to visit countries that require a visa for tourists and those that do not. This will likely demonstrate two things: that you are an active traveler that contributes to countries’ growth and that you have already been granted a visa by other nations. Of course, doing this will not guarantee that you’ll get a multiple-entry visa right away (remember when I first applied for a visa?), but this may very well strengthen your cause.

If you want to build your travel history by visiting the likes of Japan, USA, Indonesia, or Vietnam (or simply want to take that much needed vacay to Boracay and Cebu), consider these offers from WAUG:

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Universal Studios Japan™ Universal Express™ Pass 4
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Update from Ambassador Han Dong Man

But what if you can’t join any of the credit card promos or are unable to travel frequently? Are you still eligible to get a multiple-entry Korean visa? I’d say yes. Here are some exciting news about the matter:

On June 2019, during the 70th Anniversary of the Philippines-South Korea Diplomatic Tied, Philstar.com reported this relevant quote from Korean Ambassador Han Dong Man:

“ For qualified people such [as the] business people, media people, of course, and government officers, we give them a multiple visa at least five years or 10 years with one single document saying that I’m working in this company.” Ambassador Han Dong Man, PhilStar

What the statement tells us is that the Embassy of ROK in the Philippines is keen on easing out visa requirements for Filipinos and expanding eligibility scope for multiple-entry Korean visa holders.

It also reinstates the November 2018 article from The Korea Times , which said that Filipinos are among Southeast Asians who will be considered to be given a multiple-entry document. The same article also defined qualified professionals to be ‘doctors, lawyers, professors, graduates of local universities with a degree for any four-year-plus program and those with an overseas academic degree equivalent to or higher than a master’s.”

While these updates are very exciting, note that as of writing time, they have not been formalized as an official guideline that’s published on the Embassy’s website.

Filipinos’ Tips to Get a Multiple-Entry Korean Visa

Now let’s look into actual stories of Filipino tourists who were able to get a multiple-entry Korean visa.

I got the following from this useful Facebook group , whose members from the Philippines are kind and willing to share their input and experiences (The group is set to ‘private’, so in lieu of linked Facebook posts, I’m sharing screenshots instead. Details were blurred out for privacy.) :

Third time’s the charm!

Below we see that it took Miguel 3 applications to get his multiple-entry Korean visa. He encourages applicants to keep trying and not give up.

The post reads: “Applying for a Korean visa is a tough process for me than for Japan Visa. I’ve been denied twice because of my status but when I applied for the third time i was given an ME to my surprise. Just my luck. So para sa iba na nahihirapan din dont give up. Try lang ng try.”

Got it on the first try!

A commenter from Guia’s post below shared that she got a 5-year multiple-entry Korean visa on the first time she applied. Here’s her background:

Travel history at the time of application: Hong Kong and Taiwan
BDO American Express® Gold Credit Cardholder
Applied with family

The comment reads: “Got 5yrs ME last year, first time applicant. Travelled to HK & Taiwan lng. 50K bank account for me, hubby & daughter, BDO AMEX Gold holder, kinuha ko supplementary si hubby. I dont know if as family application helped me in having ME visa. Ako sponsored for the trip ng family.”

Travel history matters

For this commenter who also responded to Guia’s post, travel history is definitely a criteria to get a multiple-entry Korea visa. Here’s his:

2009: Hong Kong
2017: Japan, under single-entry visa
2018: Korea, under single-entry visa.
2019: Japan and Korea, both under a multiple-entry visa

Moreover, he didn’t join the BDO promotion.

Another comment also reads: “I think bigger factor yung OECD and PRC/IBP over bdo bpi gold.”

Multiple-Entry Visa to South Korea for 5 years!

Yana shares below that she got her “5-year ME visa” when she first applied.

We checked out the link she provided, and here’s most of what she shared: “My bank account had been active for almost 4 months at the time of application. Ideally it should be at least 6 months. Moreover, that bank account doesn’t have a lot of activity; I deposit money every month, but I’ve only withdrawn a couple of times. I’ve read that there should be a lot of deposits and withdrawals, so submitting bank statements of your payroll account might be better. And even if you’re a frequent traveller, have OECD visas, or submit BDO CC requirements, approval is, of course, still at the discretion of the consul…”

Yana also shared that she’s spent more than a year in her present company, has a single-entry Japan visa, has a Schengen visa, has a visa to the UK, a cover letter, and a BDO Gold card, to which she added: “no certificate of active account since delivery would have taken too long.”

No guarantees

Finally, we have Julie who shared that she was not given a multiple-entry Korean visa despite having an eligible card from one of the promos.

Her post reads: “Hindi rin pala guaranteed na multiple entry visa ang ma-ggrant kapag may BPI Gold na isusubmit.

When I submitted my docs to Reli Megamall 3 weeks ago, di na nila kinuha ang bank statement ko. Other documents I included were my ITR, COE and company ID (top local company, been working here for more than 5 years), credit card statement amd photocopy. Filled up the form with my 5 latest travels (Japan included, pero total of 6 country stamps ung nasa passport)

Pero ayun, single entry for 59 days pa din ang ginrant. Pero okay na din, at least approved. Minsan talaga subjective sa consul na mag-approve eh no? Baka may topak that day yung natapat sakin hehe [face with cold sweat emoji]”

All the best!

We hope this guide for getting a multiple-entry Korean visa in the Philippines helped! While the information listed here do not guarantee issuance or otherwise, I hope you get to plan well, stay positive, and trust the process. If you have any questions, do share them below so other travelers like you can help. Of course, we’d be more than happy to hear about your experience as well, so feel free to sound off in the comments section below!

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Being granted a multiple-entry Australian tourist visa depends heavily on the Australian consulate examining your application. Factors such as your planned activities and reasons for going back and forth to Australia are considered.

To signify your intent for a multiple-entry visa, click “Yes” to the question “Does the applicant intend to enter Australia on more than one occasion?” (the question is found on page 9/19 of the online application via ImmiAccount and Question No. 4 on Form 1419 for paper-based application ).

You will also be asked if you know the entry dates for each occasion after your first entry to Australia. If you click “No”, you will be asked to give details.

In my case, I just said that I plan to go to New Zealand as a side trip and come back to Australia after but I didn’t have a flight ticket to New Zealand yet so I couldn’t provide the dates when I will leave and come back to Australia.

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Japan Multiple Entry Visa for Philippine Citizens [Full Guide]

People from 68 countries can travel to Japan without a visa. Unfortunately, the Philippines is not on the visa-free list. If you’re worried about how to get a Japanese multiple entry visa from the Philippines, this guide will help you with everything you might need. Read on!

What is a Japan Multiple Entry Visa?

The multiple-entry visa allows foreigners to enter the country to attend conferences, sightsee, visit friends, or take short courses. Periods of stay may be up to 15, 30, or 90 days, and the validity of the visa can be 1, 3, 5, or 10 years. What’s more, it gives you the chance to visit Japan for as much as you want without having to apply for a visa beforehand.

What is the difference between Multiple Entry visas and other visas?

There are two kinds of visas: single-entry tourist visas and multiple-entry tourist visas . A single-entry tourist visa allows foreigners to stay no more than 30 days. It will be valid for 90 days after issued. Therefore, you need to visit Japan within 3 months, or the single-entry tourist visa will expire. The validity of a multiple-entry tourist visa is much longer. This visa lasts for 1 to 5 years and allows for stays of up to 90 days per visit.

If you visit Japan for reasons other than tourism, you might need the visas below:

Multiple Entry Visa for Business, and Cultural or Intellectual Figures
Multiple Entry Visa for Other Short-Term Stays
A JFC visa for Filipino parents of Japanese-Filipino children traveling to Japan with their child/children.

Who is eligible for the application for a Multiple Entry Visa?

Generally, residents and citizens with valid Philippine passports can apply for Japan visas. All Philippine Citizens require a Japan visa if they want to visit Japan. You might also need vaccine certificates or a health declaration, but the requirements always change. Therefore, remember to check the rules before your trip.

As stated previously, there are two multiple-entry visas available for Filipinos: one is for business purposes, and one is for tourists. The latest update of the eligibility criteria influences only the multiple-entry visa for business purposes but not for all visitors. The applicants must belong to one of three categories:

An employee of a private company which is listed on the stock exchange (including Japan and third countries),
A regular employee of a public (government) enterprise,
A regular employee with more than three travel records to Japan for business purposes in the last three years.

What’s more, the Japanese embassy website lists 6 specific job categories of eligible applicants, including professionals (lawyer, doctor, certified public accountant), scientist, or a specialist in humanities “who has relevant accomplishments.”

Required Documents for a Japan Multiple Entry Visa

To apply for a Japan visa, you might require certain documents as below. They are:

Completed visa application form (Don’t leave anything blank. You can also get this from any of their accredited travel agencies .)
Valid, signed Philippine passport
Recent photo pasted to the application form
Employment certificate
Documents evidencing that the applicant is employed under a qualifying category
Daily Schedule / Itinerary in Japan. (It includes the address and contact number of your accommodation and shows your planned tourism activities in Japan)
PSA birth certificate( It is required for minors and must be issued within the last year from the PSA Main Office or Serbilis Outlet Center (Nationwide)
PSA marriage certificate(If you are married, it is a necessity for you and it must have been issued within the last year from the PSA Main Office or Serbilis Outlet Center (Nationwide)
Follow-up Systems (ERFS)(You can use this system to get an ERFS certificate (eligibility certificate) before applying for a visa to visit Japan. Without it, you are not able to enter Japan because you can’t prove you are eligible for the visa)

Even though application forms and documents are listed on the embassy’s website, your application must be made via travel agencies accredited by the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines. Therefore, you need to check what else is required for the application. The information is available on the Japanese Embassy website .

Following the guidance you can obtain all the correct documentation you need for your visa application.

How to apply for a Japan Multiple Entry Visa for Filipinos

The visa application process differs from person to person. All you need to do is follow the five steps below.

1. Fill out the visa application form . Remember not to leave blanks. Fill in N/A if an item is inapplicable to you. You need to provide your personal and travel information. Keep in mind that check whether your information is correct before submission.

2. Collect the required documents as we mentioned above.

3. Pay the application fee. After submitting the form and documents, you can pay the processing fee at the nearest Japanese embassy or consulate in the Philippines.

4. Wait for the Japanese government’s decision, receive your visa, and prepare for your trip.

💡 Note that the process to enter Japan does not end with your visa The visa will be checked by the immigration officer at the Japanese airport. Then, you will receive a landing permit from them. You need to keep your passport with you during your trip because this landing permission serves as a legal basis for your stay in Japan.

Japan Tourist Visa requirements in the Philippines

The requirements for a Japanese tourist visa in the Philippines differ from your situation. They depend on your purpose of visit, duration of stay, and financial status. Reading the requirements below might help you prepare for your visa application.

Japan Tourist Visa passport requirements

A valid passport is an important document for a Japanese tourist visa in the Philippines. Your passport must meet specific criteria and be acceptable for a Japan tourist visa application. Some of the passport requirements for a Japan tourist visa are as follows:

1. Validity : The validity of your passport must be at least six months beyond your intended stay in Japan. Otherwise, you need to renew it before applying for a Japan tourist visa.

2. Condition : A broken passport with missing pages is not acceptable or other damage is not acceptable. Your passport must be complete and in good condition.

3. Pages : There must be at least two blank pages of your passport because immigration stamps will be issued upon entry and exit from Japan.

4. Previous visas : You should affix your previous Japan visa to your current one if you used to have a previous passport. If you lose it, you need to provide a written explanation for the reasons why it is not available.

5. Other passports : If you have other passports, you should also submit them with your application and explain why you have multiple passports.

It’s significant to make sure that your passport meets all of these requirements before applying for a Japan tourist visa, which contributes to your smooth application.

Japan Tourist Visa photo requirements

Some of the visa photo requirements for a Japan tourist visa are as follows:

1. Size and Dimensions. Your Japan Visa 45x45mm , head 27 mm photo size must be 45×45 mm, which means that your head must be between 27 and 28.35 mm from the bottom of your chin to the top of your head.

2. Color. The photo must be in color. Remember that the colors must be natural and clear. Any filters or effects that change them are forbidden.

3. Subject. The only subject of the photo is you. This means that no relatives, friends, or children should be in the frame.

4. Focus. The photo must be in focus, clear, and without blurriness or distortion. A blurry photo is a sure way to get your application rejected.

5. Recency. Your photo should be recent and taken within the last six months. This ensures that the photo accurately represents your current appearance (hairstyle, weight, facial hair, etc.).

6. Background. The background color of the photo should be plain white or off-white. Make sure that your face and features stand out clearly in the photo and that the lighting is even.

7. Smile. You can smile, but it must be a natural smile with both eyes open and your mouth closed. You’d better not to frown. Keep in mind that your face should be centered in the photo.

8. Red-Eye. Red-eye should be avoided. To prevent it, you should not use the camera flash if possible because the light can reflect off the back of your retina and create a red reflection in your eyes. If you must use a flash, try looking slightly away from the camera.

9. Clothing, makeup, earrings. Your clothes, makeup, and earrings should be plain. Please avoid wearing extravagant clothes or earrings. Wear everyday clothing that you would normally wear in public. That must be a smart choice!

💡 Note: You’ll typically need to provide two identical photos.

Cost and processing time

The application for this visa can be time-consuming because it takes about a week for the Japanese embassy or consulate-general of Japan to examine your application. It takes a longer time if you need to submit extra documents. The process could also take longer if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tokyo inquires about more documents.

Single-entry visa–around 3,000 yen (roughly P1,247)

Double-entry or multiple-entry visa–6,000 yen (roughly P2,495)

Transit visa–700 yen (roughly P291)

Note: The fees vary depending on which accredited agency you apply to—it could be cheaper or more expensive than the standard rates.

Processing time:

Around 30 days

If my Japan Tourist Visa in the Philippines was rejected, what should I do?

There’s nothing you can do, except to wait for six months before you can re-apply. Your visa application won’t be accepted if your previous application was rejected and you will apply for the same purpose of visit within six months from the rejection. During these six months, you can get all your documents ready and ensure you’ll get approved next time. However, if you need to travel to Japan is necessary for humanitarian reasons, the application might be accepted. Consult with the Japanese Embassy or Consulate where you plan to apply for the visa before making the application.

Why would my application be rejected?

Your application did not meet the criteria for visa issuance might be the reason for the rejection. Here are the most common reasons are as follows.

Incomplete or inaccurate information
Insufficient funds
Criminal history
Suspicion of illegal activity
Lack of strong ties to your country of residence

Therefore, you’d better avoid the matters we mentioned above, which contribute to your smooth application.

Can the Japan Tourist Visa for Filipinos be extended?

Yes. If you have a sudden illness or other unavoidable circumstances that prevent you from visiting Japan before your visa expires, you can apply for an extension.

You can go to a local immigration bureau in Japan and apply. The officers will judge whether you are qualified for an extension. It is worth noting that the extension is not guaranteed. If you fail to apply for an extension, you should try your best to leave Japan before your visa expires.

That’s it. This guide includes all the details and information about the application for a Japan Multiple Entry Visa for Philippine Citizens. Now, pack your bags and have a nice trip!

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How to Apply For Multiple Entry Japan Tourist Visa for Filipinos

Dreaming of that Japan multiple-entry tourist visa ? Know more about that here! This guide will help you with everything you might need.

Applying for Japan tourist visa has been smooth for Philippines Passport holders. The Japanese embassy made it easier for Filipinos to apply for a visa to boost tourism. And as a result, a lot of Filipinos now can travel to the Land of the Rising Sun.

However, if you’re planning to apply for a Japan Multiple-entry tourist visa, there are different requirements and conditions that you need to know to be eligible for it. And we provided you that information and details so you will know what to do when you apply for one.

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Conditions for Issuance of Japan Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

In order to have high chances of getting approved, these are the main conditions that the Japan embassy looks for when reviewing your application.

Those applicants who have a travel history to Japan as a temporary visitor within the last 3 years. Has no history of violation of domestic laws of Japan including a problem with immigration regarding entry or status during the period of stay. And has sufficient financial capability to support expenses during the travel and stay.
Those applicants who have travel history to any G7 countries (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the UK, and the US excluding Japan) as a temporary visitor within the last 3 years. Has no history of violation of domestic laws of Japan including a problem with immigration regarding entry or status during the period of stay. And has sufficient financial capability to support expenses during the travel and stay.
Those who have abundant financial capability.
A spouse or a child of a person with abundant financial capability.

Main requirements in applying for Japan Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

An explanation letter stating the reason why you want to apply for a Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa to Japan. There’s a prescribed form at the Japan embassy website that applicants can fill in. Check it here .
A valid Philippine Passport

Completed Visa Application Form . (you can also get this from any of their accredited travel agencies . Don’t leave anything blank, fill in N/A if an item is inapplicable to you).

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Passport photo pasted to the application form ( 4.5cm x 4.5cm with white background). Write your name and birthdate on the backside of the photo.
Daily Schedule / Itinerary in Japan. It must include the address and contact number of your accommodation.
UPDATE: 1. All entrants/returnees to Japan need to submit negative test result for COVID-19 conducted within 72 hours prior to departure from the country of stay. For details, please see this . 2. Please use “Fast Track” and “Visit Japan Web” for smooth Customs, Immigration and Quarantine procedures when traveling to Japan.

Specific Requirements for Japan Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa

For applicants who fall under number 1 condition above

Proof of travel to Japan within the last 3 years (old or recent passport with a used temporary visitor visa and landing permission stamps).
Latest and clear photocopy Income Tax Return or ITR
Proof of Financial Capability. It can be your bank deposit balance certificate or dividend certificate of stock etc.

For applicants who fall under number 2 condition above

Proof of travel to Japan or any G7 countries within the last 3 years (old or recent passport with a used temporary visitor visa and landing permission stamps).

For applicants who fall under number 3 condition above

PSA Birth Certificate

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Marriage Certificate (must be issued within one year from PSA Main Office/Serbilis Outlet Center Nationwide).
Latest and clear photocopy of Income Tax Return or ITR

For applicants who fall under number 4 condition above

Latest and clear photocopy of Income Tax Return of Guarantor
Guarantor’s Proof of Financial Capability (guarantor’s bank deposit balance certificate or dividend certificate of stock etc. as proof of abundant economic status)
Birth Certificate or Marriage Certificate
If your PSA birth certificate is unreadable, submit it together with your birth certificate issued by the local registrar.
If your birth certificate is “late registration”, also submit a baptismal and school record (form 137) from high school or elementary and yearbook (if available).
And if you don’t have any record in PSA, you can just submit your “Certificate of Non-Record” from PSA along with a copy of your birth certificate from the local registrar.
All documents must be in A4 size ONLY. If your document is not in A4 size, then it must be adjusted before you submit them.
You are encouraged to submit other supporting documents like your economic or social ties with the Philippines, urgent reasons for visit: medical certificate, wedding invitation, etc.

Visa Processing Fee for Japan Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa

As for the visa processing fee, it depends on the travel agency, but it’s usually around PHP 800 – PHP 1,500 PHP.

Processing time: The regular processing time is usually 5-7 working days. But it can be more than that.

Embassy in the Philippines

Embassy of Japan in the Philippines Address: 2627, 1300 Roxas Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila Contact number: (02) 8551 5710 Office hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM – 5:15 PM Website: ph.emb-japan.go.jp

Note: You don’t need to go or contact the embassy of Japan when you apply for the visa. All visa applications must be done at any of their accredited travel agencies ONLY. Contact the embassy if you have other personal concerns.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Japan Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

1. I will travel to Japan for the first time, can I apply for a multiple-entry Japan visa?

It’s possible if you have a high financial capacity, or your guarantor (immediate family) has a high financial capacity. But just to be sure, it’s safer to apply for a single-entry first if you’re a first-timer.

2. How much money should I have in my bank account ?

There is no clear answer to that. However, if you’re applying for a multiple-entry visa, consider having a 7-digit amount in your bank account . In that case, you’re eligible.

3. How long is the validity of a multiple-entry Japan visa?

Your visa is valid for 5 years. And you can stay for 15-30 days in Japan with your multiple-entry visa.

4. What if I have lapses in my requirements?

Your accredited travel agent will definitely inform you about this.

5. Do I need to book a flight and accommodation before I apply for the visa?

It is not required to have a confirmed ticket and accommodation before you apply. A RESERVED flight ticket and accommodation is advisable (with free cancellation is much better). Don’t take a risk of buying a plane ticket and booking accommodation when you’re not really sure if your visa will get approved or denied. Renting a flight is highly recommended as it’s cheap and reliable.

6. Should I put N/A or just leave an item blank when it’s not applicable to me?

This is one is confusing for applicants since most accredited agencies process both Japan and Korean visas. And these two countries have different policies. But the generally accepted rule is this: write N/A for Japan Visa and leave it blank for Korean Visa.

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