Philippines visa requirements for Bruneians

Travel and visa requirements

Filipino Visa is not required for Bruneians

Stay Duration: 30 days

Entry Requirements

  • Brunei citizen with a valid passport visiting Philippines with the intention of tourism or visit can stay in the country for up to 30 days without a visa.
  • Travellers must bring a return ticket and have a passport that shows validity to six months beyond their intended stay in the Philippines also should carry blank pages for stamps.
  • Visitors are also expected to carry enough funds that will cover their expenses for the length of their trip.
  • Visitors are expected to carry a certificate showing proof of Yellow Fever vaccination.
  • In Philippines, no restrictions on the import of local currency not more than PHP 10,000, visitors with  extra sums should require a permit from the Central bank of the Philippines.
  • Import of foreign currency up to USD 10,000 or its ready equivalent is allowed. Any extra amount must be declared on arrival.
  • The penalties for possessing, using and trafficking illegal drugs are severe. The maximum penalty for trafficking drugs is life imprisonment.
  • Visitors are expected to receive permit from the Philippine  Government first before entering the country  with a prescribed controlled substance such as Marijuana.
  • Gays, lesbians or bisexual  are not illegal in the country but they lack legal recognition.
  • Philippine's official currency is known as the Peso (PHP) .
  • While Filipino and English are Philippines official languages, there are other  21 languages spoken regionally.
  • The estimated flight time from Brunei to Manila, Philippines is 2 hours, 8 minutes.
  • There is no time difference between Brunei and Philippines.
  • In Philippines, the climate is a blend of many tropical seasons, the weather is often extremely humid and there is plenty of rainfall.
  • Royal Brunei, Philippine airways, Korean flights and Malaysia Flight are some of the major airlines operating from Brunei to Philippines.
  • The predominant religion in the country is Roman Catholic Christianity followed by Muslims, Protestants and other religions.
  • For the Philippines, the associated power plugs are of types A, B and C. The standard voltage and frequency are 220 V and 60 Hz respectively.
  • The Philippines is often referred to as the "melting pot of western and eastern cultures". This is obvious in its traditional culture, religions and cuisines.
  • Philippines national sport in the country is Arnis, a type of martial arts.
  • In Philippines, Magandang Umaga means Good morning, Magkano which means how much and Gusto ko ito which means I like/want this.
  • The scenery in each region of the Philippines is unmatched and since the country is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the scuba diving opportunities and beaches rank as one of the best in the world.
  • Visitors can now stay for up to six months in the Philippines with the new "Long Stay Visitor Extension" which costs S$329 (PHP11,500). 

Frequently Asked Questions

What vaccinations do I need before going to the Philippines?

Brunei citizens do not need any special vaccinations to visit the Philippines, but checking that you are up-to-date on all routine vaccinations is a good idea before you travel.


Is the Philippines safe?

Most of the Philippines is safe, but the country’s southern region should be avoided.


Do people speak English in the Philippines?

Yes, English is one of two official languages in the Philippines. Filipino is the other. You’ll find English speakers wherever you go.


What is the climate in the Philippines like?

Philippine’s climate is a blend of many tropical seasons, the weather is often extremely humid and there is plenty of rainfall.