Where Philippines + United States passports can go together
Add every passport in your group. You'll see only the countries all of you can enter visa-free or with a visa on arrival, ranked for the trip you want.
- PHPhilippines
- USUnited States
Up to 6 passports. Order doesn't matter.
Countries you can all enter
Easiest entry first, best-known places on top. Pick a trip style, budget or season to rank by match.
Thailand
$10 meals, pristine islands, and temples on every corner.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 60 days
- United States
- visa-free, 60 days
Everyone can stay up to 60 days
Singapore
The cleanest, most efficient, most delicious city-state on the planet.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Peru
Machu Picchu, the Amazon, Cusco's cobblestones, and ceviche that changes your life.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 180 days
- United States
- visa-free, 180 days
Everyone can stay up to 180 days
Fiji
The warmest smiles in the Pacific, coral reefs, and the definition of tropical paradise.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 120 days
- United States
- visa-free, 120 days
Everyone can stay up to 120 days
Barbados
Rum, cricket, coral reefs, and the most sophisticated island in the Caribbean.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 180 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Morocco
Sahara dunes at sunrise, labyrinthine medinas, and mint tea everywhere.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Seychelles
Pink granite boulders, fish so colorful they look fake, and water that is actually that blue.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Costa Rica
More biodiversity per square kilometer than almost anywhere on earth. Pura vida.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 180 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Malaysia
Diverse cultures, incredible food, modern KL, and rainforest that predates the Amazon.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Philippines
7,600 islands, the world's best dive sites, and the warmest smiles in Southeast Asia.
- Philippines
- citizen
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Colombia
Medellin's eternal spring, Caribbean coasts, and coffee that actually tastes like coffee.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Taiwan
Night markets, Taroko Gorge, hot springs, and one of Asia's most underrated destinations.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 14 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 14 days
Bolivia
Uyuni salt flats that reflect the sky, Death Road, and the highest capital city on earth.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Mongolia
Genghis Khan's empire, the Gobi Desert, and the freest horseback riding on earth.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 21 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 21 days
Palestine
Bethlehem, the old city of Hebron, and a cultural resilience unlike anywhere else.
- Philippines
- visa-free
- United States
- visa-free
Kazakhstan
Futuristic Astana, vast steppes, and the Silk Road city of Turkestan.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Brunei
The world's most opulent mosque, ancient rainforest, and duty-free luxury.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 14 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 14 days
Haiti
Citadelle Laferrière, voodoo art, and the most resilient culture in the Caribbean.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Tajikistan
The Pamir Highway, the greatest road trip in the world.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Micronesia
WWII wreck diving, remote atolls, and some of the clearest water on the planet.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Vanuatu
- Philippines
- visa-free, 120 days
- United States
- visa-free, 120 days
Everyone can stay up to 120 days
Kiribati
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa-free, 180 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Macao
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Dominica
- Philippines
- visa-free, 21 days
- United States
- visa-free, 180 days
Everyone can stay up to 21 days
Hong Kong
- Philippines
- visa-free, 14 days
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 14 days
Mauritius
Luxury beaches, diverse culture, and some of the best seafood in the Indian Ocean.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Cambodia
Angkor Wat at sunrise. The most jaw-dropping temple complex on the planet.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa on arrival
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Indonesia
17,000 islands. Bali rice terraces, Komodo dragons, and Borobudur at dawn.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa on arrival
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Rwanda
Gorilla trekking 10 meters from a silverback. The land of a thousand hills, rebuilt.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 90 days
- United States
- visa on arrival
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Senegal
Teranga hospitality, Dakar rhythm, and the pink lake at sunset.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Nicaragua
Volcanic islands on Lake Nicaragua, surf breaks, and Granada's colonial grandeur.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Trinidad and Tobago
Carnival capital, steelpan, birding paradise, and the most diverse island culture.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 90 days
Everyone can stay up to 90 days
Laos
Slow rivers, Buddhist temples, and the most laid-back country in Southeast Asia.
- Philippines
- visa-free, 30 days
- United States
- visa on arrival
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Mozambique
Pristine coral reefs, island paradise, and the least crowded Indian Ocean coast.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Kyrgyzstan
Yurts, glacial lakes, nomadic culture, and mountains that make the Alps look modest.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 60 days
Everyone can stay up to 60 days
Malawi
The warm heart of Africa and one of the world's great freshwater lakes.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Palau
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 360 days
Everyone can stay up to 360 days
Saint Lucia
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 42 days
Everyone can stay up to 42 days
Cape Verde
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free, 30 days
Everyone can stay up to 30 days
Marshall Islands
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa-free
Maldives
Overwater villas, bioluminescent beaches, and coral reefs with more fish than ocean.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Tanzania
The Great Migration, Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar, three bucket list items in one country.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Nepal
The Himalayas, Everest base camp, and a hospitality that makes you feel like family.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Sri Lanka
Tea plantations, ancient ruins, leopards, and a coastline that changes personality every 100km.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Ethiopia
Rock-hewn churches, the Danakil Depression, and the birthplace of coffee.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Madagascar
Lemurs, baobabs, and landscapes that exist nowhere else on the planet.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Samoa
Fa'a Samoa, the Samoan way of life, and beaches that time forgot.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Djibouti
Salt lakes, whale sharks, and one of the most surreal landscapes on earth.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Comoros
Perfume islands of the Indian Ocean, ylang-ylang, vanilla, and coral reefs.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Burundi
Drumming traditions on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Guinea-Bissau
The Bijagos Archipelago, 88 islands, almost no tourists.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Timor-Leste
Southeast Asia's youngest nation, untouched reefs, rugged mountains, and zero crowds.
- Philippines
- visa on arrival
- United States
- visa on arrival
Almost on the list.
Everyone else walks in. For these, someone needs an eTA or e-visa, usually a short online application before the trip.
- AlbaniaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- Antigua and BarbudaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- ArmeniaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- BahamasPhilippines needs an e-visa
- BahrainPhilippines needs an e-visa
- BotswanaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- BrazilUnited States needs an e-visa
- EcuadorPhilippines needs an e-visa
- El SalvadorPhilippines needs an e-visa
- GeorgiaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- GuyanaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- Ivory CoastUnited States needs an eTA
- MoldovaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- MyanmarUnited States needs an e-visa
- NamibiaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- OmanPhilippines needs an e-visa
- QatarPhilippines needs an e-visa
- Sao Tome and PrincipePhilippines needs an e-visa
- Saudi ArabiaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- Sierra LeonePhilippines needs an e-visa
- South AfricaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- South KoreaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- SurinameUnited States needs an eTA
- UkrainePhilippines needs an e-visa
- United Arab EmiratesPhilippines needs an e-visa
- VietnamUnited States needs an e-visa
- ZambiaPhilippines needs an e-visa
- ZimbabwePhilippines needs an e-visa
Questions before you book.
How many countries can Philippines + United States passport holders visit together without a visa?
54 countries let all of you in visa-free or with a visa on arrival, including Thailand, Singapore, Peru, Fiji, Barbados, Morocco.
Which countries are only an online permit away?
28 more countries work if someone applies for an eTA or e-visa online before the trip, for example Albania, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Bahamas, Bahrain, Botswana.
How up to date is this?
Entry rules come from the Passport Index dataset, last updated 17 February 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the destination's official government or embassy website before you book.