Entry Type
Single or Multiple Entry
Validity
90 days or 180 days or 1 year
Stay days
30 days
Planning to explore the Philippines from India? The new Philippines eVisa has made it much easier for Indian passport holders to secure entry approval without the need to visit an embassy. Whether you’re traveling for tourism, business, or special activities, you can now conveniently apply for Philippines eVisa online. This digital visa option offers flexibility with multiple validity periods, ensuring a hassle-free start to your journey.
Single or Multiple Entry
90 days or 180 days or 1 year
30 days
Make sure you have the essentials ready:
For a full checklist, visit the Requirements for Philippines eVisa page.
With these simple steps, you can complete your application
Enter your personal info, passport details, and travel plans in the Philippines eVisa Application Form. Make sure to select the correct purpose.
Submit your passport, photo, and bookings, then pay the visa fee online.
Once approved, you’ll receive your eVisa in your inbox. Print it and carry it when you travel.
The Philippines eVisa fee depends on the type of eVisa. Payment is made securely online, and the amount may vary slightly depending on processing speed, nationality and entry type.
Choose the right processing time based on your schedule:
With us, you get:
Skip the embassy and the lines—apply from home in minutes.
Our team helps you prepare the right documents and avoid mistakes that could cause rejection.
Whether you need standard, rush, or urgent service, we’ve got you covered.
Your personal details and payment are handled with the highest level of security.
Have a question? Our support team is here anytime to guide you.
Indian citizens can now enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 14 days for tourism only. If they hold a valid visa or permanent residence from the USA, UK, Schengen Area, Japan, Canada, Australia, or Singapore, you can enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 30 days. This entry is non-extendible.
No. Employment is strictly prohibited under a visitor visa. You must apply for a work visa if your purpose is employment.
No—just carry a return/onward ticket within your allowed stay, bookings for the first 1–2 nights, a simple island route (cities + rough dates), and host/hotel contacts. Update plans as you go and keep confirmations handy.
It’s tight. Allow extra time for immigration, baggage, and a possible terminal change. Book a wider buffer to avoid missed connections.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in September 2025, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.
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