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Wednesday, June 25, 2025

TAIWAN: Extends Visa-Free Privileges For Filipinos Until 2026


Your Taiwan Adventure Just Got Longer! Visa-Free Privileges for Filipinos Extended Until 2026

Great news for all Filipino travel enthusiasts and those looking to explore the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine of Taiwan! Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, during the recent Philippine Independence Day Event in Taipei, officially announced the extension of visa-free privileges for Filipinos until 2026. This is a fantastic development that promises more seamless and accessible travel between our two nations.

This extension means that Filipino ordinary passport holders can continue to enjoy visa-free entry to Taiwan for short stays of up to 14 days. The current visa-free policy was set to expire on July 31, 2025, but with this timely announcement, it will now be valid from August 1, 2025, until July 31, 2026. This provides a full additional year for Filipinos to plan their Taiwanese getaways without the hassle of a visa application.

Minister Lin Chia-lung emphasized that this decision is a testament to Taiwan's commitment to deepening bilateral ties with the Philippines. He highlighted the Philippines as a crucial partner under Taiwan's New Southbound Policy, underscoring the shared values of freedom and democracy, and the importance of working together for regional peace and prosperity. Indeed, the Philippines has become Taiwan's largest source of tourists from Southeast Asia and ranks fifth globally.

This move isn't just about tourism; it also aims to lay the groundwork for a stronger Taiwan-Philippines Economic Corridor. It is expected to drive cooperation in vital areas such as agriculture, technology, energy, smart solutions, and economic resilience, fostering greater exchange and mutual growth.

For those eager to pack their bags, remember the key requirements: a passport with at least six months of validity from your entry date, and a confirmed return air/sea ticket or a ticket with a visa for your next destination. This extension is specifically for ordinary passport holders, excluding diplomatic, official, or service passports.

This continued visa-free access is a wonderful opportunity for Filipinos to discover more of what Taiwan has to offer – from the bustling night markets of Taipei to the serene beauty of Sun Moon Lake, the historical charm of Tainan, or the breathtaking gorges of Taroko National Park.

So, if you've been dreaming of a trip to Taiwan, now's the perfect time to start planning! The land of stunning mountains, modern cities, and rich cultural experiences awaits, and with visa-free travel extended, your adventure is just a flight away.


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