Philippines visa on arrival with Singapore eVisa



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I am a citizen of India. I have a Singapore 35-day multiple-entry visa. Am I eligible to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines, without going to Singapore on this visa?



Is it mandatory to go to Singapore on this eVisa once to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines?



I've never been to Singapore or Philippines before.



I have a confirmed return ticket.




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  • While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
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  • @Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
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I am a citizen of India. I have a Singapore 35-day multiple-entry visa. Am I eligible to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines, without going to Singapore on this visa?



Is it mandatory to go to Singapore on this eVisa once to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines?



I've never been to Singapore or Philippines before.



I have a confirmed return ticket.




tourist-visas singapore philippines




share|improve this question





















  • While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:20










  • @Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:28












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up vote
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I am a citizen of India. I have a Singapore 35-day multiple-entry visa. Am I eligible to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines, without going to Singapore on this visa?



Is it mandatory to go to Singapore on this eVisa once to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines?



I've never been to Singapore or Philippines before.



I have a confirmed return ticket.




tourist-visas singapore philippines




share|improve this question













I am a citizen of India. I have a Singapore 35-day multiple-entry visa. Am I eligible to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines, without going to Singapore on this visa?



Is it mandatory to go to Singapore on this eVisa once to get a visa on arrival in the Philippines?



I've never been to Singapore or Philippines before.



I have a confirmed return ticket.





tourist-visas singapore philippines





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  • While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:20










  • @Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:28
















  • While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:20










  • @Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:28















While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
– Giorgio
Aug 13 at 15:20




While a visa issued by Singapore may allow an exemption, your nationality is also a factor. Could you please edit your question to add that?
– Giorgio
Aug 13 at 15:20












@Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
– paul
Aug 13 at 15:28




@Giorgio I have edited the question description and added nationality
– paul
Aug 13 at 15:28










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According to Timatic, the tool used by airlines to check document requirements (courtesy of Emirates), you do not need a visa to enter the Philippines. Note that having the visa by Singapore exempts you, with no other conditions such as its use.




Philippines (PH)



Visa Exemptions:

Nationals of India traveling as a tourist with a passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the period of intended stay, for a maximum stay of 14 days. They must have a valid tourist, business or resident visa issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .



Additional Information:

Length of stay is calculated by starting on the next day after the day of arrival in the Philippines.



Extension of stay possible for an additional 7 days, for nationals of India entering the Philippines when holding a valid tourist, business or resident visa or permanent residence permit issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .







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  • Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
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  • It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:55










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According to Timatic, the tool used by airlines to check document requirements (courtesy of Emirates), you do not need a visa to enter the Philippines. Note that having the visa by Singapore exempts you, with no other conditions such as its use.




Philippines (PH)



Visa Exemptions:

Nationals of India traveling as a tourist with a passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the period of intended stay, for a maximum stay of 14 days. They must have a valid tourist, business or resident visa issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .



Additional Information:

Length of stay is calculated by starting on the next day after the day of arrival in the Philippines.



Extension of stay possible for an additional 7 days, for nationals of India entering the Philippines when holding a valid tourist, business or resident visa or permanent residence permit issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .







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  • Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:51











  • It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:55














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1
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According to Timatic, the tool used by airlines to check document requirements (courtesy of Emirates), you do not need a visa to enter the Philippines. Note that having the visa by Singapore exempts you, with no other conditions such as its use.




Philippines (PH)



Visa Exemptions:

Nationals of India traveling as a tourist with a passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the period of intended stay, for a maximum stay of 14 days. They must have a valid tourist, business or resident visa issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .



Additional Information:

Length of stay is calculated by starting on the next day after the day of arrival in the Philippines.



Extension of stay possible for an additional 7 days, for nationals of India entering the Philippines when holding a valid tourist, business or resident visa or permanent residence permit issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .







share|improve this answer























  • Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:51











  • It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:55












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According to Timatic, the tool used by airlines to check document requirements (courtesy of Emirates), you do not need a visa to enter the Philippines. Note that having the visa by Singapore exempts you, with no other conditions such as its use.




Philippines (PH)



Visa Exemptions:

Nationals of India traveling as a tourist with a passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the period of intended stay, for a maximum stay of 14 days. They must have a valid tourist, business or resident visa issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .



Additional Information:

Length of stay is calculated by starting on the next day after the day of arrival in the Philippines.



Extension of stay possible for an additional 7 days, for nationals of India entering the Philippines when holding a valid tourist, business or resident visa or permanent residence permit issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .







share|improve this answer















According to Timatic, the tool used by airlines to check document requirements (courtesy of Emirates), you do not need a visa to enter the Philippines. Note that having the visa by Singapore exempts you, with no other conditions such as its use.




Philippines (PH)



Visa Exemptions:

Nationals of India traveling as a tourist with a passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the period of intended stay, for a maximum stay of 14 days. They must have a valid tourist, business or resident visa issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .



Additional Information:

Length of stay is calculated by starting on the next day after the day of arrival in the Philippines.



Extension of stay possible for an additional 7 days, for nationals of India entering the Philippines when holding a valid tourist, business or resident visa or permanent residence permit issued by Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, USA, United Kingdom, or a Schengen Member State .








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  • Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:51











  • It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:55
















  • Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
    – paul
    Aug 13 at 15:51











  • It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
    – Giorgio
    Aug 13 at 15:55















Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
– paul
Aug 13 at 15:51





Hey, could you also please add the source link? Why did you mention Republic of Korea is their a connection?
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Aug 13 at 15:51













It was in the Emirates link; I've added it to the content, at Philippines
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