14-Day Visa-Free Entry Indian passport holders can now visit the Philippines for travel purposes for up to 14 days without applying for a visa. However, this stay is strictly non-extendable and ...

1. 14-Day Visa-Free Entry. Indian nationals travelling for tourism purposes are eligible for a 14-day visa-free stay. This provision allows short visits without the need for prior visa approval.

The Philippines announced Saturday that Indian nationals will be allowed to enter the country without a visa for tourism purposes starting June 8. For all the latest headlines, follow our Google ...

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This visa-free arrangement aims to enhance tourism arrivals from India, which saw a 12% increase in 2024, reaching nearly 80,000 visitors, as reported by the Department of Tourism.

India Business News: Following the Philippines' announcement of visa-free entry for Indian passport holders for up to 14 days, travel searches from India surged by 28%. Th ...

The Philippines now has a visa-free entry program for short tourism visits. Indian tourists can stay in the country for up to 14 days without a visa.

The Philippines grants Indian tourists 14-day visa-free entry from June 2025, sparking a 28% jump in travel interest and a projected 20–30% surge soon.

Travel searches for the Philippines from India rose 28 per cent after the Southeast Asian country announced visa-free entry, according to visa processing platform Atlys. The Philippines had ...

Indian citizens can visit the Philippines for up to 14 days without a visa, ... Additionally, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Iran have initiated visa-free travel for Indians. Follow us on.

The Philippines has recently joined the growing list of countries offering visa-free entry to Indian tourists, effective June 8, aiming to attract high-spending travelers. Indian nationals can now ...

India joins nations, territories, and special administrative regions that enjoy visa-free access to the Philippines for tourism purposes MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines’ Department of ...