Kuwait visa requirements for Filipinos

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Filipinos visiting Kuwait

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Kuwaiti Visa.


  • A valid passport with a minimum of six months beyond your stay in Kuwait.
  • Letter from the host in Kuwait stating name and contact details or hotel confirmation.
  • Duly accomplished visa application form.
  • Recent passport-sized photographs with a white background (40mm x 60mm).
  • Roundtrip/Onward ticket.
  • Invitation letter from Kuwait.
  • Payment of air ticket.
  • Proof of health insurance.
  • Determine the type of visa to apply for.
  • The embassy working days are from Mondays to Fridays (9:00 am - 4:00 pm)
  • Copies of the bank statements from the last six months.
  • Evidence of financial means to backup your stay in Kuwait.
  • Payment of visa fees.

Kuwait Visa for Filipinos

Facts about Kuwait


Kuwait is a country which a rich cultural heritage. The country is best known for its modern-day architecture. A lot of skyscrapers can be seen in the country. Then there is also the most famous landmark in the country, the Kuwait Towers. The tower is the first stop for tourists in the country. From the tower, you have a view of the most inhabited parts of the country.

Types of Kuwait Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Business visa 3 days 6 months
Tourist visa 3 working days 3 months
Transit visa 3 weeks 7 days
Work visa 3 working days 90 days

General Requirements for Kuwait Visa


  • A valid passport with a minimum of six months beyond your stay in Kuwait.
  • Letter from the host in Kuwait stating name and contact details or hotel confirmation.
  • Duly accomplished visa application form.
  • Recent passport-sized photographs with a white background (40mm x 60mm).
  • Roundtrip/Onward ticket.
  • Invitation letter from Kuwait.
  • Payment of air ticket.
  • Proof of health insurance.
  • Determine the type of visa to apply for.
  • The embassy working days are from Mondays to Fridays (9:00 am - 4:00 pm)
  • Copies of the bank statements from the last six months.
  • Evidence of financial means to backup your stay in Kuwait.
  • Payment of visa fees.

Kuwait Visa Fees


Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Business visa

3.00 (KWD)

Tourist visa

3.00 (KWD)

Transit visa

7.00 (KWD)

Work visa

3.00 (KWD)

Kuwait Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Philippines


Location

Address

Taguig

8th Floor, Philplans Corporate Center Kalayaan and Triangle Avenue Global City, Fort Bonifacio Taguig City Manila, Philippines.

emb@pldtdsl.net

(+63) 2 556-3860

Frequently Asked Questions


Can I drink alcohol in Kuwait?

Alcohol is outlawed in Kuwait, which means alcohol is prohibited. In countries like Qatar, Bahrain or the Emirates non-Muslims can sometimes buy alcohol using a special license, and it is also available in top-class restaurants or hotels. This is not the case in Kuwait, alcohol is not sold anywhere.


What is it like to live in Kuwait as non-Muslims?

For religious non-Muslims, Kuwait has a number of churches, and services are held in many languages. Trying to spread Christianity is not allowed, but neither do Islamic organizations make many attempts at converting the country’s foreign workers. 


How is going out like in Kuwait?

Unlike places like Dubai or Bahrain, ‘Going out’ in Kuwait is restricted to cafes or restaurants, thankfully there are plenty of those but Kuwait does not have night clubs. Instead, people get together in private homes.


Do people speak English in Kuwait?
Absolutely! In fact, English is the second language of the country. Unofficial of course, but expatriates make up the majority of the population in Kuwait, and certainly not all of them come from Arabic-speaking countries. 


Is everyone rich in Kuwait?
The majority of the people are rich. Kuwaitis come in many different varieties, from extremely rich to merely well off. Some have 100 sports cars, others not one. But relatively speaking yes, people are rich and the state takes good care of them, by supplying them with grants to study abroad, a government job and a piece of land or a house when they get married. Everyone shares in the fortunes of the oil, and for this reason, the Kuwaiti passport is in high demand. 


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