Bhutan visa for Philippine citizens

For Bhutanese passport holders, exploring the vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty of the Philippines is surprisingly straightforward, as you can enjoy visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days. This generous allowance means you can fully immerse yourself in island hopping or city adventures, a significant change from the serene, landlocked Himalayan environment of Bhutan. Be prepared for a journey involving connecting flights, typically through Bangkok or Singapore, as direct routes between Paro and Manila are not available, spanning vastly different time zones. While the primary tourist option is visa-free, remember there are three total visa types available should your travel plans extend beyond the initial 30 days, ensuring flexibility for a longer Philippine adventure.

eVisa· verified 2026-05-27

Entry requirements

Passport validity
6+ months

Visa options

TouristTourist Visa (Standard e-Visa)
90d$40valid 3mo
Apply
TouristTourist Visa (Short Visit to Border Towns, up to 24 hours)
1d$40valid 1d
Apply
BusinessBusiness Visa (Non-tourism Purposes)
90d$40valid 3mo
Apply
OtherOfficial Visa (Official Guest of the Ministry)
Apply
OtherOfficial Visa (Official Guest of Non-Governmental Agencies)
Apply
FamilyPersonal Guest Visa
30dvalid 1mo
Apply
OtherSpecial Purpose Visa
Apply
StudentStudent Visa
WorkWork Visa / Employment Visa
TransitTransit Visa
MedicalMedical Treatment Visa
Digital NomadDigital Nomad / Remote Work Visa
0d$0valid 0d
InvestorInvestor / Golden Visa
0d$0valid 0d
RetirementRetirement Visa
0d$0valid 0d
Working HolidayWorking Holiday Visa
0d$0valid 0d
HumanitarianHumanitarian / Refugee Entry
$0
OtherCountry-Specific Preferential Entry (India, Bangladesh, Maldives)
multiple-entry
Apply
OtherVisa on Arrival (Bangladesh and Maldives Nationals)
FamilyDependent Visa
WorkEmployment Visa
365d
StudentStudent Visa
BusinessBusiness Visa
FamilyPersonal Guest Visa
30dvalid 1mo
TouristTourist Visa
OtherVisa Application
Apply

Sustainable Development Fee (SDF): $200/night (or $100 Sept 2023–Aug 2027).

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