Philippines to Taiwan tourist visa

Philippine passport holders enter Taiwan visa-free for up to 14 days — no visa fee, just the online arrival card. Full entry requirements, the visa-free extension through July 2027, and visitor visa details for longer stays. Updated July 2026.

Visa
Taiwan Visa-Free Entry
Fee
Free
Processing time
None required
Length of stay
Up to 14 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Completed and signed visa application — Completed and signed visa application form
  2. Two recent passport-sized photos (45mm — Two recent passport-sized photos (45mm x 35mm, white background)
  3. Valid passport with at least — Valid passport with at least 6 months validity and blank pages, plus photocopy
  4. Original PSA Birth Certificate — Original PSA Birth Certificate
  5. Bank certificate or statement showing — Bank certificate or statement showing financial stability
  6. Certificate of Employment or business — Certificate of Employment or business registration documents

Common questions

Do Filipinos need a visa to visit Taiwan?
For stays of 14 days or less, Filipinos can enter Taiwan visa-free until July 31, 2026. For longer stays, you need to apply for a visitor visa at TECO Manila. The visa-free program requires a passport valid for at least 6 months.
How long does Taiwan visa processing take for Filipinos?
Standard processing takes 5 working days. Rush processing is available for 3 working days with an additional fee of PHP 1,300. Processing times may extend if TECO requests additional documents.
What is the Taiwan tourist visa fee for Filipinos in 2025?
A single-entry visitor visa costs PHP 2,600, while a multiple-entry visa costs PHP 5,200. Rush handling adds an extra PHP 1,300. Payment is accepted in Philippine peso cash only at TECO Manila.
Can I extend my stay in Taiwan on a tourist visa?
Tourist visas issued for 60 or 90 days without a 'No Extension' remark can be extended at local service centers of Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA). You must apply before your visa expires.
What happens if I overstay my Taiwan visa?
Overstaying in Taiwan can result in fines between NT$2,000 and NT$10,000 depending on the duration. You may also be banned from re-entry for one to three years. Working illegally can result in a three-year entry ban.
Where do I apply for a Taiwan visa in the Philippines?
Apply at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Makati City, Metro Manila. You can submit applications in person or through a representative. Travel agencies can also file applications on your behalf.

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