Where are Pinoys Welcome and Whom do Pinoys Welcome? The Complete Lists

Hahaha! I was trying to re-invent the wheel without knowing it.  It turns out that my little project has already been carried out by Wikipedia.  Thanks to a friend, I was referred to this wiki article which says there are 62 countries in total where Pinoys can travel to visa-free or where visa upon arrival is possibly available (but not certain), and lists them down according to geographical regions. The article relied on data organized by Northwest Airlines, apparently similar to what Delta Air is using; and in case in some countries, no source was cited or the cited source does not really say as much as the wiki article claims. (And Cyprus was not mentioned.) 

From the lists I made below, you can see that there are:

• 32 countries where Pinoys may travel visa-free, 
  
• or 40 countries if you add the 8 countries where Pinoys may obtain a visa upon entry, "probably" free of charge.
  
• In contrast, according to our DFA, there are 145 countries whose nationals can enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 21 days (up to 90 days for Brazil and Israel).

According to the maximum length of stay (and not counting countries that issue visa upon arrival for a fee), Pinoys are treated more favorably in 20 countries, and just as favorably in 6 countries compared to the way the Philippines itself treats those countries.  Pinoys can stay visa-free for up to 6 months in Bermuda; 3 months in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Israel, Morocco, and Peru; 59 days in Bolivia; 31 days in Cook Islands; and 1 month in Costa Rica, Micronesia, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Niue, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turks and Calcos Islands, and Vanuatu. Pinoys can stay the same number of days (21 days) visa-free in Cambodia, Dominica, Mongolia, and Vietnam as we allow nationals of these countries to stay in ours.

Since the Philippines apparently requires visas from nationals of Sri Lanka, Turks and Calcos Islands and Vanuatu, we are treating them treating them rather un-neighborly.

Pinoys themselves are treated disfavorably by 105 countries (or probably 113 countries if the 8 countries are added).  Pinoys need a visa to enter these countries but their nationals do not need any visa to enter the Philippines and stay up to 21 days.  They are not just the rich countries like the US, Japan, Italy, etc., but countries much poorer than the Philippines in terms of Human Development Index like Somalia, Papua New Guinea, Chad, and Burkina Faso.

COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES WHERE PINOYS CAN TRAVEL VISA-FREE AS TOURISTS (as per Northwest Airline data):

A

B  Bermuda (up to 6 months)

     Bolivia (up to 59 days)

     Brazil (up to 90 days)

     Brunei (up to 14 days)

C Cambodia (up to 21 days)

    Colombia (up to 90 days)

    Cook Islands (up to 31 days)

    Costa Rica (up to 30 days)

    Cyprus (onward transit only for up to 5 days)

D Dominica (up to 21 days)

E  Ecuador (up to 90 days)

F  Federated States of Micronesia (up to 30 days)

G

H Haiti (up to 3 months)

    Hongkong (up to 14 days)

I  Indonesia (up to 30 days)

    Israel (up to 3 months)

J

K

L Laos (up to 30 days)

M Macau (up to 30 days)

     Malaysia (up to 1 month)

     Mongolia (up to 21 days)

     Morocco (up to 3 months) 

N  Niue (up to 30 days)

O

P  Peru (up to 90 days)

Q

R

S Saint Vincent and the Granadines (up to 1 month)

   Saint Kitts and Nevis (up to 14 days)

   Seychelles (up to 1 month)

   Singapore (up to 30 days)

   South Korea (up to 30 days) 

   Sri Lanka (up to 30 days) *

T Thailand (up to 30 days)

    Turks and Calcos Islands (up to 30 days) *

U

V Vanuatu (up to 30 days)*

    Vietnam (up to 21 days)

W

X

Y

Z

Total No.: 32 countries

* The Philippines requires visas from nationals of these countries.

COUNTRIES WHERE PINOYS CAN OBTAIN A VISA UPON ARRIVAL PROBABLY FOR FREE

I say "probably" because the data of Northwest Airline does not indicate the fee but the wiki article assumes its free of charge.  So, I'm relying here on knowledge by reputation only.  (If I have the time, I just might call up their consulates to check this.)

Egypt (limited to South Sinai only) (up to 14 days)

Fiji (up to 6 months)

Maldives (up to 30 days)

Marshall Islands (up to 30 days)

Palau (up to 30 days)

Samoa (up to 60 days) - a "Visitor's Permit" is issued instead of a visa.

Tajikistan (up to 45 days)

Tuvalu (up to 1 month)

Total No.: 8 countries

COUNTRIES WHOSE NATIONALS MAY ENTER THE PHILIPPINES VISA-FREE FOR UP TO 21 DAYS BUT DEMANDS A TOURIST VISA FROM PINOYS

I'm counting in the countries issuing visas upon arrival, but for a fee (indicated if in US dollars).

A  Andorra

     Angola

     Antigua and Barbuda

     Argentina

     Australia

     Austria

B  Bahamas

    Bahrain

    Barbados

    Belgium

    Benin

    Bhutan

    Botswana

    Bulgaria

    Burkina Faso (visa upon arrival for stays up to 3 monts)

    Burundi

C  Cameroon

    Canada

    Cape Verde

    Central African Republic

    Chad

    Chile

    Comoros

    Congo

    Cote d’Ivoire

    Czech Republic

D Denmark

    Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Djibouti (visa upon arrival for stays up to 10 days or 1 month depending on the fee)

    Dominican Republic

E  El Salvador

    Equatorial Guinea

    Eritrea

    Ethiopia

F  Fiji

    Finland

    France

G Gabon

    Gambia

    Germany

    Ghana

    Gibraltar

    Greece

    Grenada

    Guatemala

    Guinea

    Guinea Bissau

    Guyana

H Honduras

    Hungary

I  Iceland

    Ireland

    Italy

J  Jamaica

    Japan

K Kenya (visa upon arrival for stays up to 3 months for USD 50)

    Kiribati

    Kuwait

L  Lesotho

    Liberia

    Liechtenstein

    Luxembourg

M Madagascar

    Malawi

    Maldives

    Mali

    Malta

    Marshall Islands

    Mauritania

    Mauritius

    Mexico

    Monaco

    Morocco

   Mozambique (visa upon arrival for stays up to 30 days for USD 25)

    Myanmar

N Namibia

   Nepal (visa upon arrival for stays up to 60 days for USD 30)

    Netherlands

    New Zealand

    Nicaragua

    Niger

    Norway

O Oman

P  Palau

    Panama

    Papua New Guinea

    Paraguay

    Poland

    Portugal

Q Qatar

R  Romania

     Rwanda

S Santa Lucia (visa upon arrival for stays up to 6 weeks for USD 50)

    Samoa

    San Marino

    Sao Tome and Principe

    Saudi Arabia

    Senegal

    Slovakia

    Solomon Islands

    Somalia

    South Africa

    Spain

    Suriname

    Swaziland

    Sweden

    Switzerland

T Togo

   Trinidad and Tobago

   Tunisia

   Turkey

   Tuvalu

U Uganda (visa upon arrival for stays up to 6 months for USD 50)

   United Arab Emirates

   United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

   United Republic of Tanzania

   United States of America

   Uruguay

V Venezuela

Z Zambia (visa upon arrival for USD25-80)

   Zimbabwe

Coming Next: Nationals of which countries need a visa to enter the Philippines