Category: travel
Ilocos Sur Great Places of Worship
Ilocos Sur Great Places of Worship, the Church of Santa Maria or “Church of the Assumption”. A UNESCO heritage site as one of the 4 Baroque churches in the Philippines. This places of worship has featured in many Filipino films, including the late Fernando Poe, Jr. (National Artist of the Philippines) starred, and produced. The…
Ilocos Sur Filipino culture: Finds the old reflections in northern Philippines
For intrepid adventurers who love the ocean and local Filipino culture and haven’t been to the Philippines. Ilocos Sur is waiting for you to meet them. Located just north of Luzon, the largest island in the Philippine archipelago. The region comprises 7,100 islands and is accessible by plane in an hour from Manila’s main gate.…
ASEAN 10 nation common Visa
ASEAN 10 nation common Visa, a world power has emerged in the past decade: it is called ASEAN, or Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The combined population of ASEAN’s 10 member countries exceeds 600 million, making it the third largest market in the world. If the region were a country, it would be the seventh…
Philippine immigration mobile counters more friendly to travelers
Philippine immigration mobile counters more friendly to travelers. Former BI Commissioner Marcelino Libanan led the Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines. To launch immigration mobile counters at Ninoy International Airport (NAIA). They equipped mobile counters set up by the former Commissioner with Wi-Fi-connected laptops. To process immigration documents for the elderly, disabled (PWD) and travelers…
Investor visa launched in the Philippines
The investor visa allows multiple entry and extended stay privileges for foreigners. Who employ 10 Filipinos and invest at least P200 million; known Special Visa for Employment Generation (SVEG). The President of the Philippines has signed an executive order allowing foreigners to remain in the Philippines. As long as they employ at least 10 Filipinos.…
The latest policy for Philippines foreign tourists on entry visa
Philippines foreign tourists visa on arrival in the Philippines increased to 59 days. The Philippine government has approved a new visa policy that will extend visa-free stays for foreigners. To improve the countries’ competitiveness as a tourist destination, a senior government official said on Thursday. Secretary of Tourism Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said the new policy results…
Philippine Visas: For Business and Tourist Purposes
Philippine visas for stays of no over twenty-one (21) days issued at ports of entry. To most nationals for business and tourist purposes. Provided the visitor holds a valid return ticket to the point of origin or port of entry. The next port of destination and your passport are valid for at least six (6)…
Visitors: Where to Stay in Manila, Philippines?
Manila, the principal city of the Philippines, heart, and soul. It Anchors the rhythm of life in this archipelago. With a pulsating hub that mixes the Oriental with the Occidental. Manila the old-fashioned with the modern, the ordinary with the exceptional. Manila went out of the ashes of a once thriving Malay settlement by the…
Visit Binondo: Most Popular Town In Manila City, The Philippines
Binondo, Manila – The most popular Philippines districts and its attractions Manila has many attractions that span around 16 districts in the territory. No need to travel to each part of the city to learn about their Filipino culture. To do this, you should visit the 5 most popular regions hosted by any of its…
Discover Best Hotels in the City of Manila
Metro Manila is home to the country’s most dynamic city. Big cities extend business centers, business districts, and larger residential areas. As well as the cultural, economic, government, and educational centers of the Philippines. It has a population of more than 12 million people, staff and students during the day, and daily visitors. As the…
Japan Tourist Visa: 6 Types of Japanese Visas for Foreigners
Knowing the six types of Japanese visas for foreigners. The immigration departments of most countries in the world require foreign tourists to apply for visas to enter the country. Of course, there are exceptions: many countries have signed special agreements with other countries. Allows their citizens to travel within that country without a visa. However,…
