Back in 90's ,my elementary teacher once gave us a homework to write down on a paper our dream and what we want to be when we grow up, honestly I wanted to be "happy always" but she said that doesn't count :) because of course it's not possible. I thought for another dream except for being "happy always" and travelling the globe is the best! That would be very exciting, adventurous and very interesting job so I wrote to my homework paper that I want to be a Stewardess when I grow up (But u know, what we wanted when we were kids doesn't really come true when we grew up ^_^ especially if you are not financially capable of achieving it ). I was 21 when I first traveled abroad to work, it was fun, everything is new, I loved it. I had once an offer as a Stewardess after 2 years of working abroad but I screwed it up because I never thought I will ever be, I had a tattoo on my leg that became the reason why I didn't pass through to the training stage (I was a bit upset but its fine, I can still travel though not as much if I became a flight attendant). Sometimes our nationality is one of the hindrance of not-so-easy travelling - the visa application is just so hard. If you are a Filipino Citizen and loves to travel, below are the countries you can travel without the hassle of applying a visa;
v Bolivia - 60 days
v Brazil - 90 days (for holders of diplomatic, official,
and service passports, visa-free for (a) duration of tour of duty or (b) 180
days for official business or tourism)
v Brunei - 14 days
v Cambodia - 21 days
v Colombia
v Costa Rica - 30 days
v Ecuador - 90 days
v Hong Kong SAR - 14 days
v India - Visa upon arrival valid for 30 days
(limited only to New Delhi and Mumbai airports)
v Indonesia - 30 days
v Israel - visa-free for tourists (no. of days of stay
will depend on Immigration); visa-free for holders of diplomatic and official
passports; visa required for business)
v Laos - 30 days
v Malaysia - 30 days
v Morocco
v Mozambique - Visa upon arrival valid for 30 days
v Palau - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the
Filipino national has a return/onward plane ticket)
v Peru - 60 days
v Saint Vincent and the
Grenadines
v Singapore - 30 days
v Sri Lanka - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the
Filipino national has a return/onward plane ticket)
v Suriname
v Thailand - 30 days
v Tuvalu - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the
Filipino national has a return /onward plane ticket)
v Vanuatu - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the
Filipino national has a return / onward plane ticket)
v Vietnam - 21 days
v Zambia - visa upon arrival; 3 months for tourism, 1
month for business
The Department Of Affairs is still gathering visa information for
the following countries:
v Guam
v Ireland
v Israel
v Jordan
v Mongolia
