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Philippines

Travel Advisory May 16, 2024

Philippines - level 2: exercise increased caution.

Updated to reflect changes in the country summary and information on the Sulu Archipelago, Marawi City.

Exercise increased caution to the Philippines due to  crime, terrorism, civil unrest, and kidnapping.  Some areas have increased risk. Read the entire Travel Advisory.

Do Not Travel to:

• The Sulu Archipelago, including the southern Sulu Sea, due to  crime, terrorism, civil unrest,  and  kidnapping .
• Marawi City in Mindanao due to  terrorism  and  civil unrest .

Reconsider Travel to:

• Other areas of Mindanao due to  crime, terrorism, civil unrest,  and  kidnapping .

Country Summary:  Terrorists and armed groups have carried out kidnappings, bombings, and other attacks targeting public areas like tourist sites, markets, and local government facilities in the Philippines.  Violent crimes are also common in the Philippines such as robbery, kidnappings, and physical assaults. Protests happen in the Philippines and could turn violent and/or result in traffic jams and road closures with limited capacity of the local government to respond.

There are stringent travel protocols and restrictions for U.S. government employees under the U.S. Embassy’s (Chief of Mission) security responsibility when traveling to certain areas of the country as stated below.

Read the  country information page  for additional information on travel to the Philippines.

If you decide to travel to the Philippines:

• Monitor local media for breaking events and adjust your plans based on new information.
• Avoid demonstrations. 
• Enroll in the  Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)  to receive Alerts and make it easier to locate you in an emergency.   
• Follow the Department of State on  Facebook  and  Twitter/X .   
• Review the  Country Security Report  for the Philippines.
• Visit the CDC page for the latest  Travel Health Information  related to your travel.
• Prepare a contingency plan for emergency situations. Review the  Traveler’s Checklist .

The Sulu Archipelago and Sulu Sea – Level 4: Do Not Travel

Terrorist and armed groups in the Sulu Archipelago and the Sulu Sea have historically engaged in kidnappings for ransom on land and at sea, in addition to bombings and other attacks. These incidents often target foreign nationals, including U.S. citizens, local government entities, and security personnel.

The U.S. government’s ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in this region is very limited. U.S. government employees under the U.S. Embassy’s (Chief of Mission) security responsibility are required to obtain special authorization to travel to these areas.

Visit our website for  Travel to High-Risk Areas .

Marawi City in Mindanao – Level 4: Do Not Travel

Civilians face risk of death or injury from ongoing clashes between terrorist group remnants and Philippine security forces in Marawi.

The U.S. government’s ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in Marawi City is very limited. U.S. government employees under the U.S. Embassy’s (Chief of Mission) security responsibility are required to obtain special authorization to travel to Marawi City.

Mindanao (except Davao City, Davao del Norte Province, Siargao Island, and the Dinagat Islands) – Level 3: Reconsider Travel

Terrorist and armed groups in Mindanao have historically engaged in kidnappings for ransom, in addition to bombings and other attacks. These incidents often target foreign nationals, including U.S. citizens, as well as civilians, local government entities, and security forces.

The U.S. government has limited ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in large parts of Mindanao. U.S. government employees under the U.S. Embassy’s (Chief of Mission) security responsibility are required to obtain special authorization to travel to areas outside of Davao City, Davao del Norte Province, Siargao Island, and the Dinagat Islands.

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Sufficient space for an entry visa stamp.

No (for tourist travel under 30 days).

Required for travelers from countries with yellow fever.

50,000 pesos/$10,000.

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1201 Roxas Boulevard Manila, Philippines 1000 Telephone: + (63) (2) 5301-2000 Emergency After-Hours Telephone: + (63) (2) 5301-2000  Fax: +  (63) (2) 5301-2017 Email:   [email protected]

U.S. Consular Agency - Cebu City Ground Level, Waterfront Hotel Salinas Drive Lahug, Cebu City Philippines 6000 Telephone:  + (63) (32) 231-1261 Emergency After-Hours Telephone: Please contact the U.S. Embassy in Manila: + (63) (2) 301-2000  Fax: +(63) (32) 231-0174 Email:   [email protected]

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See the Department of State’s Fact Sheet on Philippines for information on U.S.-Philippines relations. 

Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements

Visit the website of the  Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines  in Washington, D.C., for the most current visa information.

If you remain in the Philippines beyond the “admit until” date stamped in your passport by immigration authorities, you may be subject to fines and detention by the  Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI).

Certain foreigners must apply for an  Emigration Clearance Certificate  (ECC) from BI before they may depart the Philippines.

See the Philippine Bureau of Immigration  (BI)'s website for information about Philippine visas, exit clearances, and Alien Certificate Registration (ACR). 

See the  Philippine Retirement Authority  (PRA)'s website for information about the Special Retiree Resident Visa (SRRV).  

U.S. citizens who intend to work in the Philippines should contact the Philippines Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) for information.

The U.S. Department of State is unaware of any HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors or foreign residents of the Philippines. 

We advise all U.S. citizens against traveling with potentially prohibited items, such as firearms, on their person or in their checked baggage. While at the airport or traveling in country, possession of prohibited items such as live or spent ammunition or firearms, or anything resembling such items -- whether it be a souvenir, gift, or artifact – may subject the traveler to prosecution and stringent penalties by local authorities.  Learn more about how to avoid problems when traveling abroad with firearms.

Check with your airline to determine whether a particular item is allowed for transport, as well as with the appropriate authorities in the Philippines – such as the  Philippine National Police  and  Bureau of Immigration  – as well as the appropriate authorities in any transit countries.

You can find information on  dual nationality ,  prevention of international child abduction , and  customs regulations  on our website.

Safety and Security

Terrorism:  Terrorist groups, and those inspired by such organizations, are intent on attacking U.S. citizens abroad. Terrorists are increasingly using less-sophisticated methods of attack – including knives, firearms, and vehicles – to target crowds more effectively. Frequently, their aim is unprotected or vulnerable targets, such as:

• High-profile public events (sporting contests, political rallies, demonstrations, holiday events, celebratory gatherings, etc.)
• Hotels, clubs, and restaurants frequented by tourists
• Places of worship
• Shopping malls and markets
• Public transportation systems (including subways, buses, trains, and scheduled commercial flights)

U.S. citizens should remain alert to the potential for explosions and bombings as part of pre-planned attacks, as well as the threat of kidnapping.

Terrorist and armed groups continue plotting possible kidnappings, bombings, and other attacks in the Philippines. Terrorist and armed groups may attack with little or no warning, targeting tourist locations, markets/shopping malls, and local government facilities.

For more information, please visit our website  here .

Crime:  Confidence games (con games), pickpocketing, Internet scams, and credit/ATM card fraud are common. Be wary of unknown individuals who attempt to befriend you, especially just after you arrive in country. Do not accept food, drinks, or rides in private vehicles from strangers, even if they appear to be legitimate. Solo travelers have been drugged and robbed by strangers after accepting an invitation to visit a tourist destination.

Kidnappings, physical assaults, murder-for-hire, and other violent crimes occur in the Philippines. Philippine government law enforcement agencies are engaged in a nationwide counter-narcotics campaign that has resulted in a sharp increase in violence between police and individuals suspected of involvement in the drug trade. As part of this campaign, law enforcement is engaged in aggressive search and buy-bust operations that could affect foreigners.

Taxis or ride-sharing applications are the recommended form of public transportation. However, taxi drivers and/or individuals using stolen taxi cabs have committed robberies. Ask the hotel, restaurant, and/or business establishment to call a reliable taxi service for you.

• Do not enter a taxi if it has already accepted another passenger.
• Request that the taxi driver use the meter to record your fare.
• Wait for another cab if the driver is unwilling to comply with these requests.
• Make a mental note of the license plate number of your taxi, or text it to someone, should there be a problem.

When driving in the city, make certain that vehicle doors are locked and windows are rolled up.

Travelers have been stopped and robbed shortly after leaving Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport in a taxi or private vehicle. 

One common form of credit/ATM card fraud involves an illicit electronic device attached to ATM card readers that retrieves and records information, including the PIN, from a card's magnetic strip. Refer to the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) website for more  information .

International Financial Scams:  See the  Department of State  and the FBI pages for information on scams.

Internet romance and financial scams are prevalent in the Philippines. Scams are often initiated through Internet postings/profiles or by unsolicited emails and letters. Scammers almost always pose as U.S. citizens who have no one else to turn to for help. Common scams include:

• Romance/online dating
• Money transfers
• Lucrative sales
• Gold purchase
• Contracts with promises of large commissions
• Grandparent/relative targeting
• Free trip/luggage
• nheritance notices
• Work permits/job offers
• Bank overpayments

Victims of Crime:   U.S. citizen victims of sexual assault are encouraged to contact the U.S. Embassy for assistance.

Report crimes to the local police at the 911 hotline and contact the U.S. Embassy at +(63)(2) 5301-2000. Remember that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting the crime.

See our webpage on  help for U.S. victims of crime overseas .

• Help you find appropriate medical care.
• Assist you in reporting a crime to the police.
• Contact relatives or friends with your written consent.
• Provide general information regarding the victim’s role during the local investigation and following its conclusion.
• Provide a list of local attorneys.
• Provide our information on  victim’s compensation programs in the U.S.
• Provide an emergency loan for repatriation to the United States and/or limited medical support in cases of destitution.
• Help you find accommodation and arrange flights home.
• Replace a stolen or lost passport.

Domestic Violence:  U.S. citizen victims of domestic violence are encouraged to contact the Embassy for assistance.

Tourism:   Please check with the  Philippine Department of Tourism  before traveling. The safety standards you might expect of transport and tour operators, including adventure activities such as diving, are not always met. Sufficient safety equipment may not be provided, and recommended maintenance standards and safety precautions may not be observed. Always use available safety equipment, such as lifejackets or seatbelts, even if others do not. If appropriate safety equipment is not available, use another provider. In the event of an injury, appropriate medical treatment is widely available throughout the country. Outside of a major metropolitan center, it may take more time for first responders and medical professionals to stabilize a patient and provide life-saving assistance. U.S. citizens are encouraged to purchase medical evacuation insurance . If you are planning to dive, the  Diver’s Alert Network (DAN)  provides information on diving accident management. 

Local Laws & Special Circumstances

Criminal Penalties:  You are subject to local laws. If you violate local laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, arrested, or imprisoned. Individuals establishing a business or practicing a profession that requires additional permits or licensing should seek information from the competent local authorities, prior to practicing or operating a business.

The judicial process in the Philippines typically is lengthy, extending for years rather than weeks or months, and individuals charged with a crime can be held in indefinite pre-trial detention as their case makes its way through the judicial system. Penalties for possessing, using, or trafficking in illegal drugs in the Philippines are severe.

Convicted offenders can expect long jail sentences and heavy fines.

If a traveler is found to have any amount of drugs on his or her person, or nearby, when arriving or departing from the Philippines, he or she will be charged with trafficking. Trafficking is a non-bailable charge, and the maximum penalty is life imprisonment. If you intend to enter the Philippines with a prescribed controlled substance (e.g., medical marijuana), obtain clearance from the Philippine government first. 

Since June 2016, Philippine authorities have conducted a public campaign against illegal drugs. This has resulted in armed confrontations between authorities and suspected drug dealers and users.

Always carry a copy of your passport in the event that you are asked about your citizenship. You may be questioned by authorities if you take pictures of certain buildings, especially government buildings or military installations. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs could land you immediately in jail.

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI) may consider the participation of foreigners in demonstrations or political rallies in the Philippines to be a violation of the terms of admission. Foreign nationals who participate in demonstrations, political rallies, or other activity deemed anti-government in nature may be detained and deported for violating Philippine immigration laws.

In the Philippines, any adult in the company of a minor under 12 years old who is not related within the “fourth degree” may be subject to a severe penalty. U.S. citizens should be aware of this law both to avoid unlawful behavior and to protect themselves against potentially frivolous accusations.

Furthermore, some laws are also prosecutable in the United States, regardless of local law. For examples, see our website on  crimes against minors abroad  and the Department of Justice  website.

Arrest Notification:  If you are arrested or detained, ask police or prison officials to notify the U.S. Embassy immediately. See our  webpage  for further information.

Counterfeit and Pirated Goods:  Although counterfeit and pirated goods are prevalent in many countries, they may still be illegal according to local laws. You may also pay fines or have to give them up if you bring them back to the United States. See the  U.S. Department of Justice website for more information.

Faith-Based Travelers:  See the following webpages for details:

• Faith-Based Travel Information
• International Religious Freedom Report  – see country reports
• Human Rights Report  – see country reports
• Hajj Fact Sheet for Travelers
• Best Practices for Volunteering Abroad

LGBTQI+ Travelers: There is no prohibition on entry into the Philippines by LGBTQI+ individuals. Transgender travelers should be aware that immigration officials may require supporting documents if the gender in the traveler’s passport does not reflect the gender expression of a transgender person. According to Philippine law, an individual’s sex must match that assigned at birth as reflected on the official birth certificate, even in cases of post-operative sex reassignment.

Same-sex relationships are not illegal in the Philippines, but they lack legal recognition. No federal law prohibits discrimination against LGBTQI+ individuals. Several cities, however, have passed local ordinances protecting LGBTQI+ rights. Despite these legislative efforts, LGBTQI+ individuals continue to face discrimination and harassment.

See our  LGBTQI+ Travel Information  page and section 6 of our  Human Rights Report  for further details.

Travelers with Disabilities:  Streets, buildings, and public transportation may lack facilities for persons with disabilities. Most public buildings are inaccessible to persons with physical disabilities or mobility impairments.  Government efforts to improve access to transportation for persons with disabilities are limited due to weak implementing regulations.

There are local stores in the Philippines for durable medical equipment (DME) and some pharmacies also carry limited medical supplies and equipment.

• For information regarding disability laws, please visit the Philippines National Council on Disability Affairs website.

Students:  See our  Students Abroad  page and .

Women Travelers:  See our travel tips for  Women Travelers .

For emergency services in the Philippines, dial 911.

Ambulance services are not widely available, and training and availability of emergency responders may be below U.S. standards. Not all ambulances are equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment.

We do not pay medical bills.  Be aware that U.S. Medicare/Medicaid does not apply overseas. Most hospitals and doctors overseas do not accept U.S. health insurance.  For more information about TRICARE medical services overseas (a health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families), including possible vaccinations, please visit their Tricare-overseas website . 

Medical Insurance:  Make sure your health insurance plan provides coverage overseas. Most care providers overseas only accept cash payments. See  our webpage  for more information on insurance overseas. Visit the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  for more information on type of insurance you should consider before you travel overseas.

We strongly recommend supplemental insurance to cover medical evacuation.

Always carry your prescription medication in original packaging, along with your doctor’s prescription. Check with the Philippine Bureau of Customs to ensure the medication is legal in the Philippines.

Vaccinations:  Be up-to-date on all  vaccinations  recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Further health information:

• World Health Organization
• U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  (CDC)

Air Quality: Visit AirNow Department of State for information on air quality at U.S. Embassies and Consulates.

The U.S. Embassy maintains a  list of doctors and hospitals  in the Philippines. We do not endorse or recommend any specific medical provider or clinic.

Health facilities in general:

• Adequate health facilities are available throughout the country but health care in rural areas may be below U.S. standards.
• Public medical clinics lack basic resources and supplies.
• Hospitals and doctors often require payment “up front” prior to service or admission.
• Patients bear all costs for transfer to or between hospitals.
• Psychological and psychiatric services are limited, even in the larger cities, with hospital-based care only available through government institutions.
• Hospitals usually require advance payment or proof of adequate insurance before admitting a patient.  
• U.S. citizens have lodged a large number of complaints about unethical business practices, prices, and collection measures against some of the  hospitals in the Philippines. Travelers should make efforts to obtain complete information on billing, pricing, and proposed medical procedures before agreeing to any medical care.  
• Be aware that some hotels or resorts may have exclusive agreements with medical providers, which may limit your choices in seeking emergency medical attention. 
• Medical staff may speak little or no English. 
• Generally, in public hospitals only minimal staff is available overnight in non-emergency wards. Consider hiring a private nurse or having family spend the night with the patient, especially a minor child.

Medical Tourism and Elective Surgery:

• U.S. citizens have suffered serious complications or died during or after having cosmetic or other elective surgery.
• Medical tourism is a rapidly growing industry. People seeking health care overseas should understand that medical systems operate differently from those in the United States and are not subject to the same rules and regulations. Anyone interested in traveling for medical purposes should consult with their local physician before traveling and visit the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  website for more information on medical tourism.
• We strongly recommend  supplemental insurance  to cover medical evacuation in the event of unforeseen medical complications.
• Your legal options in case of malpractice are very limited in the Philippines.
• Although the Philippines has many elective/cosmetic surgery facilities that are on par with those found in the United States, the quality of care varies widely. If you plan to undergo surgery in the Philippines, make sure that emergency medical facilities are available and professionals are accredited and qualified. 

Pharmaceuticals:

• Exercise caution when purchasing medication overseas. Pharmaceuticals, both over the counter and requiring prescription in the United States, are often readily available for purchase with few controls. Counterfeit medication is common and may prove to be ineffective, the wrong strength, or contain dangerous ingredients. Medication should be purchased in consultation with a medical professional and from reputable establishments.
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Food and Drug Administration are responsible for rules governing the transport of medication to the United States. Medication purchased abroad must meet their requirements to be legally brought back into the United States. Medication should be for personal use and must be approved for usage in the United States. Please visit the  U.S. Customs and Border Protection  and the  Food and Drug Administration  websites for more information.

Water Quality:

In many areas, tap water is not potable. Bottled water and beverages are generally safe, although you should be aware that many restaurants and hotels serve tap water unless bottled water is specifically requested. Be aware that ice for drinks may be made using tap water.

Adventure Travel:

• Visit the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for more information about  Adventure Travel .

The following diseases are prevalent:

• Tuberculosis
• Chikungunya
• Visit the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for more information about  Resources for Travelers  regarding specific issues in the Philippines.

Air Quality:

• Air pollution is a significant problem in several major cities in the Philippines. Consider the impact seasonal smog and heavy particulate pollution may have on you and consult your doctor before traveling if necessary.

Travel and Transportation

Road Conditions and Safety:  Vehicle traffic is dense and unpredictable. The road system is frequently congested, and drivers are often undisciplined. Consider the risks of driving your own vehicle if you are not used to Philippine road conditions. Avoid driving off the national highways and other paved roads, especially at night. Be extra vigilant when crossing the street. Do not expect vehicles to stop.

Traffic Laws:  If you are involved in an accident, contact the local police, and attempt to stay inside your car until the police arrive before engaging with the other driver. Do not attempt to negotiate with drivers until police arrive. Drivers often ignore or do not yield to emergency vehicles, which may delay their arrival to the scene of an accident.

Always have a valid driver’s license and relevant documents with you when driving. Please review the following notices circulated by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to avoid scams and requests for bribes from apprehending officers:  List of Traffic Violations and Penalties,  No Contact Traffic Apprehension Policy,   and Procedure in Settling Traffic Violations  The MMDA also publishes guidelines on  what to do during vehicular accidents . 

Public Transportation:  Exercise caution while traveling by inter-island ferryboats or other public transportation. Avoid overcrowded or unsafe transport. There have been 19 major inter-island ferryboat accidents since 2012, two with significant loss of life. U.S. government employees are advised not to use inter-island ferry boat services unless they are the only means of transportation available. There have also been a series of bus accidents due to poor bus maintenance or driver error. While taxis are the recommended form of public transportation, there have been safety issues using taxis. Please refer to our Safety and Security section for more information.

See our  Road Safety page  for more information. Visit the  Philippine Department of Tourism website , the national authority responsible for road safety.

Aviation Safety Oversight:  The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has assessed the government of the Philippine’s Civil Aviation Authority as being in compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards for oversight of the Philippine’s air carrier operations. Further information may be found on the  FAA’s safety assessment page.

Maritime Travel:  Mariners planning travel to the Philippines should also check for U.S. maritime advisories and alerts . Information may also be posted to the  U.S. Coast Guard homeport website  and the  NGA broadcast warnings .

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• See the  State Department’s travel website  for the  Worldwide Caution  and  Travel Advisories .
• Follow us on X (formerly known as "Twitter") and Facebook .
• See  traveling safely abroad  for useful travel tips.

Review information about International Parental Child Abduction in Philippines . For additional IPCA-related information, please see the International Child Abduction Prevention and Return Act ( ICAPRA ) report.

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Six-Month Validity Update

The Philippines Today

The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow

Philippine Passport 6 Month Validity Rule

Philippine Passports must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure. DFA suggests that you renew your passport 6 to 10 months before the date of expiration.

Flight bookings should only be made if passports are still valid for at least six (6) months.

DFA requires the 6-month passport validity rule because the Philippine Bureau of Immigration lists the 6-month rule as a requirement for Philippine citizens who like to travel abroad.

The Bureau of Immigration requires every citizen who travels abroad to have an unexpired DFA-issued passport that is valid for at least 6 months. For Philippine citizens who will travel abroad as tourists, a return ticket is also required.

What are the OFW travel requirements? OFW travel requirements are the following:

• Unexpired passport;
• Unexpired and POEA-conforming visa;
• Validly-issued travel tickets; and
• POEA/PESO-database issued E-receipt or OEC .

There is no way to circumvent this passport 6-month rule. Even travel agencies say passports have to be more than 6 months valid because the Philippine immigrations require it and they can hold your departure if not more than 6 months valid.

Remember that the 6-month passport validity rule is strictly applied to Filipino citizens going abroad.

You might ask, what if I am working abroad or a tourist residing abroad and my passport is less than six months before expiration, Am I required to renew my passport?

The embassy said that if the passport is nearing expiration (less than six months validity) and the passport holder will soon return to the Philippines for good, there is no need to apply for a new passport or to extend the validity of the passport.

Filipinos making one-way travel to the Philippines and whose passport is nearing expiry are allowed to purchase a direct airline trip to the Philippines and enter the Philippines.

The passport 6-month validity rule is not an exclusive Philippine rule. International travel and immigration authorities of all countries require at least 6 months of validity on a passport to be allowed entry into a country. In Singapore for instance, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) requires at least 2 years of validity for Pass renewal.

The Embassy of the Philippines in Singapore recommends that you apply for a new passport about 9 months before your passport’s expiration date. However, for considerations such as Pass renewal, the depletion of visa pages in the passport, applying for a travel or immigration visa in a foreign embassy, or other meritorious needs, the Embassy will allow application for a new passport a year or more before the current passport’s expiration.

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Guide to the 6-month passport rule — what is it?

Editor's Note

It may sound trivial, but one of the best rules you can follow as an international traveler is to remember to check your passport validity before you book flights and hotels.

Why? Because the requirements for entry differ from country to country. In the midst of planning my 2024 travel, I realized my U.S. passport expires in April, which could mess with my plans abroad.

Thankfully, I use a travel checklist to avoid disruptions to my travel itinerary.

I immediately started the passport renewal process online and had my photo taken at my local Walgreens — although you can DIY your passport photo if you prefer — so I could send out my application as quickly as possible. I also opted to expedite the processing time for an additional $60 fee and sent my application on its way.

If you're also in the middle of planning 2024 travel or simply want to know the ideal time to begin getting ready to renew your passport, the TPG team has you covered.

We collected information from the U.S. Department of State website and the United Kingdom's government website to create a one-stop cheat sheet examining a range of nations that typically require you to have a passport that lasts longer than your trip — whether by one, three or six months.

Note that certain countries deviate from the standard six-month requirement. These findings are also only related to passport validity dates — we're not covering visa requirements here. Those can vary depending on where you're going and where you're coming from.

Schengen countries in Europe

Many European countries are signers of the Schengen Agreement . As a result, they follow the 3+3 Rule, meaning your passport must be valid for three months beyond your three-month entry visa or for a total of six months, regardless of the duration of your initial stay.

While some Schengen countries only require passports to be valid for three months beyond your intended stay, others assume you may stay the full 90 days of your visa validity — thus the six-month time period.

The signers of the Schengen Agreement are Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Bulgaria and Romania will join the group March 31, 2024.

The countries listed below abide by the usual six months of passport validity unless otherwise noted.

Non-Schengen countries in Europe, Asia and the Middle East

Abide by the usual 6 months of passport validity.

• Bosnia-Herzegovina
• New Caledonia
• North Korea
• Saudi Arabia
• Turkmenistan
• Turkey (British passports must be valid for at least 150 days from the date you arrive in the country)
• United Arab Emirates
• West Bank/Gaza Strip

Passport must be valid 3 months beyond the scheduled departure date

Passport must be valid 1 month beyond the date of your intended stay, passport only needs to be valid for the proposed duration of your stay.

• Central African Republic
• Cote d'Ivoire
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Equatorial Guinea
• Morocco (British passports must be valid for at least three months on the date of entry)
• Sao Tome and Principe
• South Africa (passports must also have 30 days beyond your intended date of exit from the country)
• South Sudan

Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean

• Antigua and Barbuda
• Dominican Republic
• Trinidad and Tobago

Central and South America

• El Salvador

Passport must be valid 3 months beyond arrival

• Brazil (British passports need to be valid six months beyond arrival)

South Pacific

• American Samoa
• French Polynesia
• Marshall Islands
• Papua New Guinea
• New Zealand

Bottom line

When examining the rules, note that some countries have a slight distinction: They may require validity to be either six months from the date of entry or six months from the date of intended departure . For simplicity, we've taken the conservative approach and assumed that for any country with a six-month rule, like most of the ones above, you should ensure your passport is valid six months past the date of intended departure just in case.

Of course, the list above only includes just a few popular destinations worldwide. If your intended destination isn't on the list, it's always best to check with your relevant passport issuer.

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The list is organized by continents with countries listed in alphabetical order. Be aware that many of the countries on the list also require a visa for entry.

Europe is absent from this list. Due to stricter border controls in many European countries, the US State Department recommends that American citizens traveling to the countries in the Schengen Area should have a passport with six months of remaining validity. That said, the official requirement is only three months validity . While the rules for entering the countries that are a part of the Schengen Agreement are slated to change with the introduction of the ETIAS visa waiver program in 2025, this is not expected to change the required amount of passport validity required for entry.

For more, check out our complete guide to Africa Travel Document Requirements

For more, check out our complete guide to Asia Travel Document Requirements

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Philippines

Entry requirements.

This advice reflects the UK government’s understanding of current rules for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK, for the most common types of travel.

The authorities in the Philippines set and enforce entry rules. If you’re not sure how these requirements apply to you, contact the Embassy of the Philippines in the UK .

To enter the Philippines as a visitor, you must have a ticket for your departure. Most airlines will not carry you if you cannot produce your departure ticket.  

You must also register with the ‘e-travel’ system 72 hours or less prior to your arrival.

COVID-19 rules

There are no COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for travellers entering the Philippines.

Passport validity requirements

Your passport must have an ‘expiry date’ at least 6 months after the date you arrive.

Check with your travel provider that your passport and other travel documents meet requirements. Renew your passport if you need to.

You will be denied entry if you do not have a valid travel document or try to use a passport that has been reported lost or stolen.

Visa requirements

UK passport holders do not need a visa to visit the Philippines for 30 days.

If you overstay your visa-free 30 days without getting an extension , or if you overstay any visa without authority, it is a serious matter. You could face fees and fines, and detention if you cannot pay them, or you could be deported at your own expense.

If you want a visa to live, work, or study in the Philippines, you’ll need to meet the requirements of the Philippine immigration regulations . This includes having certain UK documents (birth certificates, marriage certificates, UK police certificates, school documents) legalised by the Legalisation Office (not by the Philippine Embassy in London).   

Children travelling without their parents

If your non-Filipino children aged 14 or under are travelling without either parent, you must apply for a waiver of exclusion ground for entry into the Philippines .     

Vaccination requirements

At least 8 weeks before your trip, check the vaccinations and certificates you need in TravelHealthPro’s Philippines guide .

Depending on your circumstances this may include:

• a yellow fever vaccination certificate
• a polio vaccination certificate

Customs rules

There are strict rules about goods you can take into or out of the Philippines . You must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.

Taking money into the Philippines 

You cannot bring in more than 50,000 Philippine pesos. If you are bringing in foreign currency (cash or cheques) worth more than 10,000 US dollars, you must complete a foreign currency declaration form on arrival.

Exit requirements

If you have stayed in the Philippines for 6 months or more on a tourist visa, you must get an emigration clearance certificate ( ECC ) during the 72 hours before you leave the country.    

If you were in the Philippines on a visa issued by the Department of Justice ( DoJ ), the Board of Investments ( BoI ), the Philippine Retirement Authority ( PRA ) or the Philippine Economic Zone Authority ( PEZA ), you will need a travel pass from the department that issued your visa to leave the Philippines. If you have  an ECC , you do not need a travel pass.

Airport tax

If you’re leaving the country from Cebu Mactan airport you must pay a departure tax of 850 Philippine pesos in local currency or the equivalent in US dollars. There’s no longer a departure tax at Manila airport. This information can change and you should check with local authorities before you travel.  

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DFA Reminds OFWs Regarding 6-Month Passport Validity Rule

Last Wednesday, December 5, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) issued an advisory for Filipino travelers reminding them of the six-month  passport validity  rule required in some countries around the globe. 

On their Facebook page, the DFA reminded everyone that some countries require the six-month rule regarding passport validity.

Filipinos Urged to Renew Passports at Least 6 Months Before Expiry

Aside from the Philippines, other countries that follow the same rule include Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Meanwhile, as per the advisory, countries like Canada and Mexico only require at least three-months passport validity for travelers. 

As a general rule, Philippine passports must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure. Because of this, the DFA recommends renewing passports between 6 to 10 months before the date of expiration. 

The 6-month rule underscores the Philippine Bureau of Immigration’s (BI) requirement for Filipino citizens who wish to travel abroad.

Aside from the unexpired passport with 6-month validity, Philippine citizens who will travel abroad as a tourist will be also be required a return ticket.

For those who wish to travel abroad, here are the requirements you need to prepare:

• Unexpired passport;
• Unexpired and POEA-conforming visa;
• Validly-issued travel tickets; and
• POEA/PESO-database issued E-receipt or OEC.

There is no way to bypass the 6-month passport rule because even travel agencies will require applicants to prepare passports with at least 6 months’ validity. Non-compliance with this rule could cause unwanted delays or possible travel cancellations.  

Earlier, the DFA reminded Filipinos that there will be no extensions for e-passports in compliance with the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The e-passports feature integrated chips on its pages where the owner’s information was stored.

In line with this, the DFA also reminded travelers to double-check the information they provide on their application form, birth or marriage certificate, and other IDs. In case of any error, be sure to have it verified and corrected first because when the document has been issued and encoded in the system, it will be considered valid and official.     

To know more about the requirements set by the DFA for passport application, check out the video shared below via Facebook:

Of note, the DFA urged Filipinos to renew their passports a year earlier before its expiration.

Back in 2016, e-passports were introduced because of delays in passport issuance.

The advisory aims to limit the number of illegal immigrants leaving or entering the country, which in turn, will also curtail the number of those who get involved in  human trafficking  cases. 

To get more updates regarding passport services and requirements, you can check the  DFA’s official website  and official  Facebook page .

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The Philippine Consulate General processes applications for passport. They are transmitted to the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila for printing. Please allow two (2) months processing time from the date of application up to the date of release of the new passport to the applicant. The Philippine Passport is at all times the property of the Republic of the Philippines. It must be surrendered upon demand by an authorized representative of the Philippine Government. Alteration, addition, or destruction of contents is strictly prohibited. Any unauthorized change will render a passport invalid and will have accompanying penalties. Using the passport as collateral is against the law and will automatically render the passport cancelled. The information provided in the passport application form must be true and correct. Applicants should bring complete requirements, which should be authentic. Under the law, making false statements in the application form, furnishing falsified or forged documents in support thereof are punishable by law. Also, the Consulate reserves the right to request additional requirements, if necessary.

Downloadable Forms

Important reminders:, requirements, passport renewal.

• 1. Print Passport Application form attached on your appointment confirmation.
• 2. Original Current Passport and photocopy of data page (and photo page for old brown passport)
• 3. Photocopy of green card or US visa
• 4. For Dual Citizens , photocopy of Identification Certificate
• 5. Additional requirements for minor applicants, and for female applicants who will use their husbands’ last name for the first time or who will revert to their maiden name (Please see below)
• • Driver’s license / State ID
• • School or Work ID
• • Philippine ID (SSS card, Senior ID, School ID, PWD ID or Voter’s ID)
• • Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Birth Certificate
• • Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract/Report of Marriage (for females using their spouses’ last name)
• • Original and photocopy of valid ID

Replacement of Lost Passports

• 1. Print-out of Application Form from the Online Appointment System
• 2. Photocopy of current or old passport (if available)
• 4. Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Birth Certificate
• 6. Notarized Affidavit of Loss
• 7. For Dual Citizens, photocopy of Identification Certificate
• 8. For married female applicants, original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract or Report of Marriage
• 9. Police Report (if lost passport is still valid)
• 10. Additional requirements for minor applicants, and for female applicants who will use their husbands’ last name for the first time or who will revert to their maiden name (Please see below)

First-Time Applicants

• 2. Photocopy of green card or US visa
• 3. Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Birth Certificate (if born in PHL) or Report of Birth (ROB) issued by a PHL Embassy/Consulate (if born outside PHL). If ROB is issued more than a year ago, PSA-issued ROB
• 5. For Dual Citizens, photocopy of Identification Certificate
• 6. For married female applicants, original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract or Report of Marriage
• 7. Additional requirements for minor applicants, and for female applicants who will use their husbands’ last name for the first time or who will revert to their maiden name (Please see below)

Additional Requirements for Minor Applicants

• 1. Personal appearance of Parent/s, Guardian, or authorized adult companion
• 2. Original and photocopy of Proof of Filiation or Guardianship (e.g. Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate, Court Documents etc.)
• 3. Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract if the father is accompanying the child
• 4. Notarized Special Power of Attorney (SPA) executed by the mother (notarized at a PHL Embassy/ Consulate or apostillized ) authorizing the adult companion (including the father if not married with the mother) if the mother is not accompanying the child
• 5. Original and photocopy of passport/ valid ID of parent, guardian or authorized adult companion

Additional Requirements for Female Applicants who will use their husbands’ last name for the first time or who will revert to their maiden name

• • Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract or Report of Marriage (ROM). If ROM was issued more than a year ago, PSA-issued ROM
• 2. For applicants who will revert to their maiden name:
• • For widowed applicants: Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Death Certificate of husband, and of Marriage Contract/ROM
• • For annulled marriages: Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract with Annotation on Annulment
• • For divorced applicants: Original and photocopy of authenticated Judicial Recognition of Divorce (issued by a PHL court), and of PSA-issued ROM

Walk-in Slots

• 1. Applicants who are 60 years old and above;
• 2. Minors who are 7 years old and below (with an adult companion);
• 3. Applicants with disability (must present a Disability ID);
• 4. Pregnant applicants (must present medical records); and,
• 5. Applicants with an immediate need of a passport (must present proof of urgency, such as a death certificate of a family member, an expiring stay/work permit and the like).

Passport Fees

• — First-time Applicant: $60
• — Renewal Fee: $60
• — Lost Passport
• A) ePassport: $150
• B) Non-ePassport: $90
• — Affidavit of Loss: $25

Travel Document

• 1. Duly accomplished Travel Document Application form, filled-out PDF or handwritten in black or blue ink. Indicate contact details: mobile number and email address. Parents should accomplish the form for minors.
• 2. Notarized Affidavit on Travel Document Application
• • Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Birth Certificate/ Report of Birth
• • Original and photocopy of PSA-issued Marriage Contract/ Report of Marriage (for married women using their husbands’ last name)
• • Notarized Affidavit of Loss
• • Police Report (if the lost passport is still valid)
• • Photocopy of a valid ID (State ID, Driver’s license, School or Work ID)
• 4. Four (4) identical colored photos (2x2") with plain white background taken within the last six (6) months printed in photo paper. The photo must show applicant in proper attire without eyeglasses. Blurred or low quality photos will not be accepted.
• 5. Photocopy of green card or US visa
• 6. Original notarized Affidavit of Consent executed by both parents (for minors)
• 7. Copy of airline ticket/itinerary of travel to the Philippines. The date of travel should not be beyond one (1) month from the date of application.(NOTE: Before purchasing an air ticket, check with the airline if they will honor the Travel Document in lieu of a passport)
• 8. Processing fee of $30.00

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You may only register within 72 hours prior to your arrival or departure in the Philippines. Travelers are enjoined to present their eTravel QR code to flight boarding.

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• Under Republic Act. No. 10928, all Philippine passports have a validity period of ten (10) years but Philippine citizens who are under eighteen (18) years of age shall be issued a passport with five (5) years validity period. The Department of Foreign Affairs began to issue the new 10-year validity e-passport on 01 January 2018. Passports that were issued before 01 January 2018 have a validity period of five (5) years.
• All Philippine passports must have a validity period of not less than six (6) months for purposes of travel overseas.
• Philippine citizens are advised to note the expiry date of their passport and to apply for a new 10-year e-passport at the Philippine Consulate General (PCG) in Calgary before the expiry date. The requirements for a new passport and request for appointment for passport application are found in the PCG website at www.philcongencalgary.org . All passport applications must be by appointment. You may book online at https://www.passport.gov.ph/
• If a Philippine passport has a validity period of less than 6 months, the passport cannot be used for travel from Canada to other countries except for a one-way direct flight to the Philippines. Before buying your airline ticket knowing that your passport is valid for less than 6 months, you must first call the airline company to relay the validity period of your passport and to seek advice if you can board the flight to the Philippines. Purchase your airline ticket for the Philippines only if the airline company confirms that you can board the flight with a passport that is valid for less than 6 months. Upon arrival in the Philippines, apply immediately for a new passport at any DFA passport office. An expired passport cannot be used for the return flight to Canada. A new passport is therefore needed. Please note that the application for passport in the DFA passport office is also done by appointment. For more information, please visit www.dfa.gov.ph .
• If a Philippine passport has expired, the passport cannot be used for travel to any country including the Philippines. The Philippine citizen must file for a new passport at the PCG Calgary and wait for the new passport. The requirements for a new passport and request for appointment for passport application are found in the PCG website at www.philcongencalgary.org . All passport applications must be by appointment. From the time the passport application is signed by the applicant and accepted by the PCG, it will take about 8-12 weeks for the passports to be delivered from the Philippines to Calgary and upon receipt will be mailed promptly to the applicants, if the applicants opted to receive their new passport by mail. Otherwise, the new passport may be picked up at the PCG.
• If a Philippine citizen must travel to the Philippines for an emergency with an expired passport, a Travel Document (TD) can be issued by the PCG. The information and form for TD may be downloaded from the PCG website at www.philcongencalgary.org/travel-document .
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• PH EMBASSY PRESENTS 2024 ACTIVITIES AND UPDATES AT FIRST UGNAYAN OF THE YEAR, MEETS WITH FILCOM ORGS IN SINGAPORE
• FILIPINO TEEN BOWLING CHAMP AND WINNER OF SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL OPEN VISITS PH EMBASSY
• PHILIPPINES PARTICIPATES IN 12TH IISS SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE SHERPA MEETING
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY HONORS THE LEGACY OF DR. JOSE RIZAL ON HIS 127TH MARTYRDOM ANNIVERSARY WITH THE THEME “RIZAL: PUNDASYON NG KAHAPON, ISINASABUHAY NGAYON”
• EMBASSY CLOSURE IN JANUARY 2024
• DFA SUMMONS CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO PROTEST BACK-TO-BACK HARASSMENTS IN THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA
• EMBASSY CLOSURES IN DECEMBER 2023
• ADVISORY: INCREASING CASES OF COVID-19 INFECTIONS IN SINGAPORE
• PH Embassy in Singapore Observes 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW), Kicks off Campaign with 2017 RACCS Webinar and Outreach Services for OFWs
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONCLUDES ART TREK 15 WITH BRIDGING HORIZONS: NAVAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE THRU ARTS
• PHILIPPINES HIGHLIGHTS PASKONG PINOY DURING ASEAN GALA NIGHT 2023
• PH & MEXICAN EMBASSIES STAGE MANILA GALLEON EXHIBIT IN SINGAPORE
• BEWARE OF ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT OF FILIPINOS OVERSEAS
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY WARNS AGAINST FAKE CERTIFICATION SCAM TARGETING TRAVELERS
• PH EMBASSY CONTINUES TO SHOWCASE FILIPINO ARTISTS WITH “SHADES OF THE WIND”, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ONE EAST ASIA
• PH EMBASSY WELCOMES VISITING PH LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PARTICIPATING IN FOREIGN STUDY MISSION ON SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
• JOIN US AT THE 8TH SINGAPORE FINTECH FESTIVAL (SFF), 15-17 NOVEMBER 2023, SINGAPORE EXPO
• PHILIPPINE ARMY OFFICER GRADUATES COMMAND AND STAFF COURSE OFFERED BY SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES
• FILIPINO COMMUNITY IN SINGAPORE GATHERS AT BALIK BAYANIHAN 2023
• ART TREK 15 CONTINUES WITH EXHIBIT FEATURING FILIPINO AND SINGAPOREAN ARTISTS, ENTITLED “HARMONY ACROSS HORIZONS : A CULTURAL TAPESTRY OF TRADITIONS”
• FILIPINO MUSIC ARTISTS TAKE CENTER STAGE AT AXEAN FESTIVAL 2023 IN SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINES JOINS ITB ASIA 2023, ASIA’S LEADING TRAVEL TRADE SHOW
• STATEMENT OF THE DFA SPOKESPERSON ON THE 22 OCTOBER 2023 AYUNGIN SHOAL INCIDENT
• BEWARE OF FACEBOOK PAGE “LENDING PH-63”
• FILIPINO ACTOR KIMSON TAN TO STAR IN UPCOMING SINGAPOREAN FILM “KING OF HAWKERS”, CALLS ON PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR
• ASEAN AND DIALOGUE PARTNERS REAFFIRM SHARED COMMITMENT TO DEEPEN REGIONAL CYBERSECURITY COOPERATION
• PHILIPPINES, SINGAPORE DISCUSS BILATERAL COOPERATION ON CYBERSECURITY, COMMIT TO STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION IN DIGITAL DOMAIN
• DICT SECRETARY UY SPEAKS AT SICW HIGH LEVEL PLENARY, SHARES VIEWS ON PH EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN ITS CYBERSECURITY MEASURES AMIDST GLOBAL CHALLENGES
• PHILIPPINES JOINS 8TH SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL CYBER WEEK 2023
• WORK OF FILIPINO ARTIST RONALD VENTURA FEATURED AT WHITESTONE GALLERY OPENING
• YOUNG CACAO ARTIST JOHN PAUL CHOA OPENS SOLO EXHIBIT AT PH EMBASSY FOR ART TREK 15
• FILIPINO FILM “IN MY MOTHER’S SKIN” PREMIERS IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH WATERWAYS WATCH SOCIETY FOR COASTAL CLEANUP, LEARNS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION THROUGH TEAMWORK
• PH EMBASSY, DA OFFICIALS EXPLORE AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS DURING VISIT TO REPUBLIC POLYTECHNIC’S “THE GREENHOUSE”
• DFA STATEMENT ON THE KILLING OF TWO (2) FILIPINO NATIONALS AS A RESULT OF HAMAS ACTIONS AGAINST ISRAEL
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY’S SENTRO RIZAL OFFERS INTIMATE VENUE FOR FILIPINO WEDDINGS
• PH EMBASSY AND KJEM BRILLIANT KIDZ NURTURE CREATIVITY WITH THE INAUGURAL ART TREK FOR KIDS
• FILIPINA ARTIST EXPRESSES PERSPECTIVE ON CHILDREN WITH AUTISM, HOLDS SOLO EXHIBIT FOR ART TREK15
• MWO-SINGAPORE ACCREDITS FILIPINO-OWNED ENGINEERING COMPANY, OFFERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO 800 FILIPINO WORKERS
• PRESIDENT MARCOS ENCOURAGES SINGAPORE BUSINESS LEADERS TO INVEST IN PHILIPPINES’ STRATEGIC INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
• MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS HON. ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE CELEBRATION OF WORLD MARITIME DAY 2023
• ART TREK SEASON OFFICIALLY STARTS WITH AN EXHIBIT OF THE WORKS OF ANITA MAGSAYSAY-HO, LYRA GARCELLANO
• ART TREK 15 OPENS AT GAJAH GALLERY WITH AN ALL FILIPINO LINEUP
• FILIPINOS WIN PLAYOFFS FOR 8-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE AMERICAN POOLPLAYERS ASSOCIATION -SINGAPORE (APA) LEAGUE
• PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE’S INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA TEAM UP TO LAUNCH NAIA PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ROADSHOW
• PHILIPPINE ART TREK IS BACK IN SINGAPORE!
• PRESIDENT MARCOS EYES MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS TO THE PHILIPPINES AT 10TH ASIA SUMMIT IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY HOLDS INTRODUCTORY TRAINING WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
• STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF PHILIPPINE EAGLE GEOTHERMICA
• PHILIPPINE STATEMENT ON THE 2023 VERSION OF CHINA’S STANDARD MAP
• FILIPINO CULTURE AND FASHION PREVAIL AT “MARIA CLARA & IBARRA” BALL IN SINGAPORE
• DFA Spokesperson’s Statement in Response to the Statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson on 07 August 2023
• DFA STATEMENT ON THE 05 AUGUST 2023 INCIDENT ON THE AYUNGIN SHOAL
• NATIONAL DAY GREETING FOR SINGAPORE
• ASEAN MISSIONS IN SINGAPORE GATHER FOR FUN WALK TO CELEBRATE 56TH ASEAN DAY
• SEVEN EMBASSY PERSONNEL BAG AWARDS AT DFA FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
• PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH SANDIGAN, PROVIDES FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC TO FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
• MANILA FAME, PHILIPPINES PREMIER TRADE SHOW FOR QUALITY HOME, FASHION , AND LIFESTYLE PRODUCTS IS BACK
• AMB MACARAIG REPRESENTS PH IN THE ASIA EUROPE FOUNDATION GOVERNORS’ MEETING IN BARCELONA
• DFA LAUNCHES MICROSITE ON THE 2016 ARBITRAL AWARD
• STATEMENT OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION, 12 JULY 2023
• VICE PRESIDENT DUTERTE GRACES PHILIPPINE EAGLE AVIARY OPENING IN SINGAPORE
• CEBU CHOCOLATE QUEEN TELLS STORY AT CHOCOLATE BREAKS HOSTED BY PHILIPPINE, MEXICAN AMBASSADORS
• “KWENTO NG ALON” TRAVELING EXHIBIT HITS SINGAPORE SHORES
• FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 16 JULY 2023
• PH INDEPENDENCE MONTH CULMINATES WITH RYAN CAYABYAB AND THE RYAN CAYABYAB SINGERS CONCERT IN SINGAPORE
• SYMBOLIC TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS (ATN) FROM PH EMBASSY TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
• BUSINESS TIMES FEATURES PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE’S ALIGNED INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
• TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS TO THE MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE
• PH EMBASSY HOSTS DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION IN CELEBRATION OF 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD
• FLAG RAISING CEREMONY WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY MARKS 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD IN SINGAPORE
• Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Commemoration of the Day of the Seafarers 2023
• DFA TURNS OVER ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS FOR OFW TO DMW
• PHILIPPINE VICE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF EDUCATION SARA DUTERTE VISITS SINGAPORE AS SEAMEO COUNCIL PRESIDENT
• Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Occasion of Kalayaan 2023 “Kalayaan. Kinabukasan. Kasaysayan.”
• PH EMBASSY AND ISEAS YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE SINGAPORE TO FURTHER COORDINATE WITH SIGNING OF DEED OF DONATION FOR PH STUDIES PROJECT
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG HOSTS DINNER FOR SUCCESSFUL PH PARTICIPATION IN THE 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE
• SENATOR LEGARDA HIGHLIGHTS ROLE OF MINILATERAL COOPERATION IN COMPLEMENTING ASEAN CENTRALITY AT 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
• “RULE OF LAW, DIPLOMACY AND DIALOGUE, CRUCIAL FOR REGIONAL PEACE AND STABILITY” – PH DEFENSE CHIEF
• PH ARMED FORCES CHIEF SPEAKS AT SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE, UNDERSCORES IMPORTANCE OF MARITIME SECURITY AND TECH ADVANCEMENT FOR A SECURE ASIA-PACIFIC
• PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND DISASTER RELIEF ARRANGEMENT
• PH SENDS HIGH-LEVEL DELEGATION TO 20TH IISS SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
• PH AND ANGOLA AMBASSADORS SEEK TO STRENGTHEN BILATERAL TIES
• Important Reminder: The Use of Philippine Passports or IDS as Loan Collateral is Illegal
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG RECEIVES HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
• AMB MACARAIG, PH NAVY CHIEF ADACI HOST RECEPTION ABOARD BRP ANTONIO LUNA (FF151)
• PH JOINS 13TH IMDEX ASIA OPENING CEREMONY
• PH EMBASSY SPEARHEADS SG BUSINESS MISSION TO CLARK; PARTNERS WITH BCDA, FILINVEST, AND CEBU PACIFIC
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG WELCOMES PH NAVY AND COAST GUARD OFFICIALS TO SINGAPORE, LOOKS FORWARD TO PH PARTICIPATION IN IMDEX ASIA 2023
• PH NAVY SENDS OFF CONTINGENT TO FIRST-EVER ASEAN-INDIA MARITIME EXERCISE
• PH EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESSES JOIN CEBUPAC’S INAUGURAL FLIGHT BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND CLARK CITY
• PH EMBASSY, MWO AND PRC CONDUCT SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE EXAMS IN SINGAPORE
• MINISTER BALAKRISHNAN CONVEYS SINGAPORE’S MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SFA DEL ROSARIO
• ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR FORMER SFA ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
• DFA STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG, MINISTER GAN TO STRENGTHEN ECONOMIC COOPERATION BETWEEN PH AND SINGAPORE
• 2023 Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE)
• PH AMBASSADOR AND MINISTER FOR MANPOWER TO COOPERATE FURTHER TO PROTECT FILIPINO WORKERS IN SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINES IS ONCE AGAIN OFFICIAL COUNTRY PARTNER TO ASIA DIVE EXPO (ADEX) 2023
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH HEALTH MINISTER ONG
• PARTICIPANTS IN THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTO CONTEST RECEIVE CERTIFICATES AND PRIZES FROM AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
• PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON EDUCATION MINISTER, DISCUSSES COOPERATION IN EDUCATION
• 2 PH RESTAURANTS, FILIPINA CHEF BAG AWARDS AT ASIA’S BEST 50 AWARDING CEREMONY
• WIINERS OF NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTOCONTEST FILIPINA CAN? CAN!
• PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON SINGAPORE’S MINISTER FOR DEFENSE
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG TOURS ROBERTSON QUAY’S STPI AND ALKAFF BRIDGE, ENDS DAY WITH FILIPINO-INSPIRED DINNER AT KUBÔ
• AT-SUNRICE GLOBAL CHEF ACADEMY’S SUNDAY LUXE SERIES FEATURES FILIPINO CULINARY HERITAGE
• HERITAGE ACADEMY GRADE 5 STUDENTS VISIT THE EMBASSY FOR A TOUR AND SENTRO RIZAL FAMILIARIZATION
• NOMINATIONS TO THE 2023 BAGONG BAYANI AWARDS
• WORLD WATER DAY 2023
• PH EMBASSY CONDUCTS 1ST POST ARRIVAL ORIENTATION SEMINAR (PAOS) FOR 2023
• FILIPINAS CAN? CAN! (PHOTO CONTEST)
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
• AIDHA CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WITH CAMPUS INAUGURATION AT THE CATAPULT
• FOWS CONDUCTS COURSE ORIENTATION, WELCOMES BACK STUDENTS AT THE PH BAYANIHAN CENTER
• PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’S ANNUAL WORKPLAN RETREAT
• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2023
• PH EMBASSY KICKS OFF WOMEN’S MONTH CELEBRATION, ORGANIZES FIRST RESPONDER TO SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HARASSMENT TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
• PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL SINGERS WOW SOLD-OUT AUDIENCE IN SINGAPORE
• IN-PERSON UGNAYAN RESUMES, AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH THE FILCOM LEADERS IN SINGAPORE FOR THE FIRST TIME
• PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL ARTS MONTH THROUGH VARIOUS PLATFORMS
• PH AMBASSADOR PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CAMBODIAN AMBASSADOR
• HIGH COMMISSIONER OF MALAYSIA RECEIVES AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
• DMW UNDERSECRETARY ALLONES CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
• PH AMBASSADOR AND ReCAAP-ISC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AGREE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION IN ENSURING SAFE AND SECURE SEAS
• ABISO SA MGA PILIPINO: MAG-INGAT SA ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT AT CYBERCRIME SA TIMOG-SILANGANG ASYA
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG BEGINS ROUND OF COURTESY CALLS, MEETS WITH THE DEAN OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND UZBEK AMBASSADOR
• UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES LOS BAÑOS, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN INK MOU ON ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COOPERATION
• PH AMBASSADOR HOSTS SALU-SALO FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL, ENCOURAGES THEM TO CONTINUE WORKING TO PURSUE PH INTERESTS
• AMBASSADOR MACARAIG ATTENDS ANNUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION HOSTED BY SINGAPOREAN PRESIDENT
• PH EMBASSY KEYNOTES PH CHAMBER OF CUSTOMS BROKERS, INC. (CCBI) INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT
• PH EMBASSY SUPPORTS BARANGAY NUS BOOTH AT mOSAic@NUS FEST 2023
• AEROSPACE ENGINEERING FACULTY AND STUDENTS CALL ON PH AMBASSADOR
• PH SPACE AGENCY CHIEF CALLS ON PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE ADVOCATES WILDLIFE CONSERVATION FOR FUTURE GENERATION
• PH EMBASSY JOINS PHILSA AT GLOBAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (GTSC) 2023
• PH EMBASSY ATTENDS SEMINAR ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC PRIORITIES UNDER INDONESIA’S ASEAN CHAIRMANSHIP
• PH EMBASSY’S ATN SECTION AND MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE HOLD CONSULTATION MEETING, REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO ASSIST OFWS IN DISTRESS
• PH EMBASSY, BUREAU OF TREASURY CONDUCT FINANCIAL LITERACY ROADSHOW ON RETAIL TREASURY BONDS (RTB)
• PH AMBASSADOR MACARAIG PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT HALIMAH YACOB
• ADVISORY ON SCAM
• SYSTEM MAINTENANCE (10 FEBRUARY 2023)
• FILIPINA HAILED AS 2023 ASIA’S BEST FEMALE CHEF
• PHILDEL OF UN WORKSHOP ON PREVENTING EXTREMISM CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
• PH AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE MACARAIG ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE
• CEBU’S CHOCOLATE QUEEN INTRODUCES THE “CHOCOLATE BREAK” TO THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY ASSISTS FILIPINO NATIONAL IN DISTRESS
• FILIPINO CURATOR OF NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE DISCUSSES FUTURE PROJECTS WITH PH EMBASSY
• PH EMBASSY RECEIVES REFRESHER COURSE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY HOLDS PLANNING CONFERENCE, IDENTIFIES KEY PRIORITIES FOR 2023
• PH DEFENSE OFFICIALS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE SHERPA MEETING, HOLD BILATERAL MEETINGS WITH COUNTERPARTS
• PH EMBASSY ATTENDS PHILCHAM’S SPECIAL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
• TOURISM PROMOTIONS BOARD REPRESENTATIVE IN SG VISITS PH EMBASSY, RENEWS COMMITMENT TO BE PARTNERS IN PROMOTING PH TOURISM
• PH EMBASSY ATTENDS 22ND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF AIMS LEARNING INTERNATIONAL
• PH LABOR ATTACHÉ VICTORINO TO CONCLUDE TOUR OF DUTY IN SINGAPORE
• FILIPINO GALLERY MONO8 VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN 14th NAUTICAL FORUM IN SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SUPPORTS PHILCHAM’S WEBINAR ON FRANCHISING IN THE PHILIPPINES
• MULTILINGUAL POETRY READING FEATURES RENOWNED POETS, INCLUDES FILIPINO AUTHOR AND MUSICIAN
• FILIPINO GALLERIES AND ARTISTS AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN INAUGURAL ART SG, SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LARGEST EVER ART FAIR
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS INAUGURAL FOOD TECH 2023, LAUNCH OF SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR FOOD E-COMMERCE
• SINGAPOREAN SCHOOL HERITAGE ACADEMY VISITS THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY FOR AN INTRODUCTORY GREETING
• COACH RIO PAYS A COURTESY CALL ON THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS THE LAUNCH OF THE FUN DAY FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS, AN INITIATIVE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES SINGAPORE
• FROM A MDW TO AUTHOR: JANE DUPINGAY SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES HER POETRY COLLECTION “LANGUAGE OF MY HEART”
• PH EMBASSY TEAMS WITH INTEGRATED BAR OF THE PHILIPPINES, PROVIDE FREE LEGAL AID TO FILIPINOS
• SINGAPORE ART WEEK 2023 KICKS OFF WITH THE BEST OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AT S.E.A. FOCUS, FILIPINOS AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS
• LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 15 JANUARY 2023
• RENAMING OF POLO-SINGAPORE TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
• SINGAPORE PE MEETS WITH NON-PROFIT AIDHA, DISCUSSES EMPOWERMENT OF MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE FETES RIZAL WITH FLAG RAISING AND WREATH LAYING CEREMONIES, READING AND DISCUSSION OF HIS LIFE AND WORKS
• MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 126TH COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
• FLORA OF SOUTHEAST ASIA EXHIBIT IN SINGAPORE FEATURES PHILIPPINE FLORA
• PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL RECEIVES TRAINING ON SINGAPORE’S FAMILY JUSTICE SYSTEM
• SEASON’S GREETINGS
• PUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE
• PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY REGISTERS 338 OVERSEAS FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE IN PILOT PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION
• PSA PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE,18 December 2022, Sunday
• PH EMBASSY RESUMES OVERSEAS VOTERS’ REGISTRATION FOR 2025 PH ELECTIONS
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE OPENS TEMPORARY OFFICE AT TRIPLEONE SOMERSET, BUSINESS AS USUAL BEGINNING 12 DECEMBER
• ART TREK 14 MARKS BOTH END OF ERA AND NEW BEGINNING FOR PH ARTS FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE
• EMBASSY’S NEW APPOINTMENT AND QUEUE SYSTEMS
• Consular Appointment System Temporarily Unavailable from 5 December, 5:00PM until 6 December, 9:00AM
• ADVISORY ON EMBASSY CLOSURE (7-9 DECEMBER 2022)
• IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
• SFA MANALO CALLS FOR CONTINUED COOPERATION ON OCEAN AT 2ND WORLD OCEAN SUMMIT
• PINOY POP BAND SB19, INDIGENOUS WEAVES HEADLINE PH IN ASEAN GALA NIGHT IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE JOINS 18-DAY ANTI-VAW CAMPAIGN
• ADVISORY ON EMBASSY RELOCATION
• PHILIPPINE CULTURE FEATURED IN MEDIACORP SHOW “LITTLE GLOBETROTTERS”
• PH LEGISLATIVE STAFF TAKE PART IN TRAINING ON PUBLIC POLICY AND LEADERSHIP IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY JOINS CELEBRATION OF SUCCESS OF AIDHA GRADUATES
• TEAM PHILIPPINES WINS FIRST PLACE IN 21ST AMBASSADORS’ CUP 2022
• FILIPINO ARTISTS FEATURED IN THE “TEXTURES OF SOLITUDE” EXHIBIT
• PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES MONTH THROUGH ART WORKSHOPS
• SUSTAINABLE FASHION, PROMOTION OF LOCAL TEXTILES AND FABRICS, AN ADVOCACY OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH, CONDUCTS ADVANCED EXCEL TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
• MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE COMMEMORATION OF WORLD MARITIME DAY 2022
• PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL VISIT ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM, GAIN APPRECIATION OF EARLY ASIAN MARITIME TRADE
• FILIPINO CUISINE ELEVATED TO GREATER HEIGHTS
• FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE FLOCK TO NUS AUDITORIUM TO MEET PRESIDENT MARCOS JR.
• FILIPINO ARTISTS PERFORM IN SINGAPORE, SHOW OFF TALENTS AT THE ASEAN MUSIC SHOWCASE FESTIVAL 2022
• Joint Press Statement between the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Singapore on Strengthening the Philippines-Singapore Partnership 07 September 2022
• ITNEG WEAVING TRADITION FEATURED IN NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS’ 3RD SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART FORUM 2022
• MINDANAO TO BECOME SINGAPORE’S NEXT INVESTMENT DESTINATION
• FILIPINO MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS FEATURED AT THE DO YOU SEE ME? EXHIBITION
• INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT’S MEETING WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2022
• FACEBOOK GETS ACCREDITATION FROM POLO-SINGAPORE, OFFERS EMPLOYMENT FOR ADDITIONAL 200 OFWS TO SINGAPORE
• SINGAPORE TERRORISM AND THREAT ASSESSMENT 2022 REPORT
• MINISTER MALIKI VISITS PH EMBASSY, SIGNS CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR PRESIDENT RAMOS
• SPOTLIGHT ON FILIPINO CULTURE AT SENGKANG GENERAL HOSPITAL’S “YOU SPARKLE! AWARDS 2022”
• NEW FILIPINO-INSPIRED RESTAURANT KUBÔ OPENS IN SINGAPORE
• POLO-SINGAPORE CONDUCTS JOB SITE VISIT OF GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
• ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT FIDEL V. RAMOS
• PH EMBASSY GRACES ATENEO LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRADUATION RITES
• PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’s 7th EDUCATION AND HEALTH FAIR FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
• FILIPINO ART FILMS FEATURED AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SINGAPORE’S INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, CFO PARTNER TO RECONNECT OVERSEAS FILIPINOS THROUGH CFO BALINKBAYAN FORUM 2022
• STATEMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
• ORDER OF SIKATUNA CONFERRED ON H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PH EAGLE WEEK
• 4 DISTINGUISHED OVERSEAS FILIPINO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN SINGAPORE RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
• H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP BIDS FAREWELL; ENDS TOUR OF DUTY AS PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• Requests on Giving Voluntary Evidence via Video Conference within Embassy Premises
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 124TH PH INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
• PH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SINGAPORE INTRODUCED DURING THE PH NATIONAL DAY RECEPTION
• SECRETARY LOCSIN GRACES GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY OF PH EMBASSY’S NEW CHANCERY IN SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES 124th INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH FILCOM
• PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL BENEFIT FROM SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS
• PH AMBASSADOR YAP LEADS CULMINATING BAYANIHAN WALK HOUR
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RESUMES IN-PERSON FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY, COMMEMORATES NATIONAL FLAG DAYS
• SUNDAY CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES (22 MAY 2022)
• AMBASSADOR YAP EXPRESSES APPRECIATION FOR SUPPORT FOR OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
• 2022 Overseas Voting Result
• DFA UNDERSECRETARY DULAY VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, OBSERVES OVERSEAS VOTING
• EMBASSY CLOSURE FOR CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES
• Notice of Meeting by the Special Board of Canvassers (SBOC), 9 May 2022
• Third Philippines-Singapore Business & Investment Summit
• Reminder for Poll Watchers
• Advisory on Prohibited Acts During Voting Period
• DFA Statement on the passing of Philippine Ambassador to China, H.E. Jose Santiago “Chito” Sto. Romana
• FILIPINO YOUTHS DECIDE, VOTE FOR PH’s NEXT LEADERS
• MORE FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON A WEEKDAY
• MEDIA ACCREDITATION TO COVER PHILIPPINE OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
• 30-DAY PH OVERSEAS VOTING OPENS, 2,370 FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON FIRST DAY
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PAHIYAS FESTIVAL THROUGH FIESTA FILIPINAS SEASON 2
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONDUCTS FINAL TESTING AND SEALING OF VOTE COUNTING MACHINES
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE ENDS MONTH-LONG CELEBRATION OF THE 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE INTENSIFIES ELECTION INFO DRIVE, CONDUCTS VOTERS EDUCATION FORUM
• MISS UNIVERSE CATRIONA GRAY UNVEILS HER WAX FIGURE AT MADAME TUSSAUDS SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH FDCP, NUS FOR FILM SHOW
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
• FILCOM IN SINGAPORE LEARNS ABOUT HALALAN 2022, VTL AT PH EMBASSY’S UNANG UGNAYAN
• PHILIPPINE STATEMENT AT THE EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ON UKRAINE
• UPDATES ON PH VACCINATION ROLL OUT
• OFWS IN SINGAPORE LEARN ABOUT SECURING OEC THROUGH POPS-BAM
• PH, SG TO RESTORE TWO-WAY QUARANTINE-FREE TRAVEL THROUGH VTL BEGINNING 4 MARCH
• FILCOM IN SINGAPORE SHINES AT THE 50TH CHINGAY PARADE
• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2022
• PH EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR THAILAND’S APEC CHAIRMANSHIP IN 2022
• PHILIPPINE EPASSPORT RENEWAL CENTER (PaRC) OPENS FIRST ASIA-PACIFIC SITE IN SINGAPORE
• PH and SG REAFFIRM CLOSE BILATERAL TIES DURING SECRETARY LOCSIN’S WORKING VISIT TO SINGAPORE
• LAUNCH OF THE EPASSPORT GLOBAL ONLINE APPOINTMENT SYSTEM (GOAS)
• PH EMBASSY IN SG CONGRATULATES RECIPIENTS OF THE 2021 PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
• PHILIPPINE STUDIES PROJECT OF THE ISEAS – YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE EXTENDED UNTIL 2023
• FILIPINO CONTEMPORARY ART FEATURED AT S.E.A. FOCUS 2022
• PH VACCINATION ROLLOUT REACHED 100 MILLION MARK
• MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE ON THE COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES MARTYRDOM OF DR. JOSE RIZAL
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RECEIVES DONATION OF HAND SANITIZERS FROM BORDEN EAGLE GROUP
• COFFEE TABLE BOOK ON 50 YEARS OF PH-SG FRIENDSHIP LAUNCHED
• PH EMBASSY EXTENDS ASSISTANCE TO 200 RETURNING FILIPINOS STRANDED AT CHANGI AIRPORT
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS TALK ON WOMEN’S RIGHTS
• AZKALS CALL ON WITH PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
• PH VACCINATION REACHES 94 MILLION MARK
• AZKALS GET SUPPORT FROM KABABAYANS IN OPENING GAME AGAINST SINGAPORE
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS ONLINE LEGAL CLINIC
• FILIPINO NURSE BEARS PH FLAG IN SUZUKI CUP OPENING CEREMONY IN SINGAPORE
• FOURTH UGNAYAN REACHED A WIDER AUDIENCE AS THE YEAR ENDS
• PHILIPPINE HIGH FASHION FEATURED AT PRIVATO ASIA SINGAPORE
• SECOND PHILIPPINE FILM FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE A SUCCESS AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE LAUNCHES 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (VAW)
• PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN FINTECH COOPERATION AGREEMENT
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WELCOMES PARTICIPANTS OF DAP-LKYSPP COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
• PHILIPPINES, SINGAPORE INK MOU ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE GRACES THE LAUNCH OF ATENEO ONLINE LEARNING COURSE
• PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONCLUDES VOTER REGISTRATION, RECORDS OVER 27,000 REGISTRANTS
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WITNESSES THE RENEWAL OF MOU BETWEEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA AND THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE RECEIVES PH TOURISM OFFICIALS, EXCHANGES VIEWS ON TOURISM INDUSTRY AMID COVID-19 PANDEMIC
• CNA 983 LIVE INTERVIEW OF PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
• PH AMBASSADOR TO SG JOINS PANEL DISCUSSION AT THE 7TH RHT CHINA-ASEAN BUSINESS ALLIANCE (CABA) ASEAN SUMMIT
• TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES 5,000 MULTI-PURPOSE CUBE TENTS TO THE PHILIPPINES
• MANA MO: PHILIPPINE PRIORITY SEASCAPES DOCUMENTARIES
• MOU BETWEEN IACADEMY AND TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• AMBASSADOR YAP CALLS ON SINGAPORE MINISTER FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY GAN KIM YONG
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESS FEDERATION COLLABORATE ANEW TO PROMOTE TRADE AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN PH
• ONLINE LITERACY SESSION ON INVESTING IN RETAIL DOLLAR BONDS (RDBs)
• 3RD UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA ENCOURAGES FILCOM TO OBSERVE HEALTH PROTOCOLS, REGISTER FOR 2022 NATIONAL ELECTIONS, AND ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
• PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE CONVENE THE 5TH ROUND OF INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS ON BILATERAL RELATIONS
• AMBASSADOR YAP DELIVERS INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH AT PICE-SG’S VIRTUAL MIDYEAR TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 2021
• STATEMENT OF SECRETARY TEODORO L. LOCSIN, JR. ON THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
• OATH TAKING CEREMONY FOR THE NEW OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP DELIVERS AN ADDRESS BEFORE PARTICIPANTS FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE OF THE PHILIPPINES TO THE DAP-LKYSPP E-COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
• ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
• FILCOM IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 26TH FILIPINO MIGRANT WORKERS DAY
• STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
• NEW OFFICERS OF THE SCOUTS ROYALE BROTHERHOOD SINGAPORE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS VIRTUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
• 123rd INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE KICKS OFF WITH A VIRTUAL FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
• SGPE Holds 2nd Ugnayan sa Embahada, Prayers Offered for the Filipino Community
• PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR LAUDS EFFORTS OF THE SEVENTY-ONE (71) OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWS) WHO GRADUATED FROM THE ATENEO OF-LIFE PROGRAM
• NEW OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES (IECEP) – SG TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• THE SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS’ MESSAGE FOR THE 2021 QUINCENTENNIAL COMMEMORATION
• TECH START-UP IN SG OFFERS NEW AND COST EFFECTIVE INTERNET TECHNOLOGY TO PH GOVERNMENT
• SINGAPORE’S TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES HIGH GRADE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ANEW TO SUPPORT THE PHILIPPINES COVID-19 RESPONSE
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore and PCCI Successfully Hold 2nd Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 2021 MIGRATION ADVOCACY AND MEDIA AWARDS
• NEW PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONDUCTS FIRST “UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA”
• PH EMBASSY SG CONDUCTS FIRST VIRTUAL PAOS THIS YEAR
• ASEF Recognizes Contributions of PH and Filipino Staff Members
• Singapore PE Holds Sunday Services, 18 October 2020
• Temasek Foundation, Filinvest Development Corporation and Lucio Tan Group Donate BiPAP Machines and Face Masks for PH COVID-19 Response
• PH Embassy Singapore and ASEF Collaborate on Webinar “How Relevant is Cultural Diplomacy in the Face of a Global Crisis?”
• 10 Luzon Bleeding-Hearts finally go home to PH
• 325 Filipinos Repatriated through PH Embassy’s 8th Repatriation Flight
• PH Embassy Singapore Spreads the Love for Frontliners through Jollibee
• 2 Filipinos in SG honored with Nurses’ Merit Award
• Temasek Foundation Donates More Test Kits and PPEs to PH’s COVID-19 Response
• PH Embassy Singapore Repatriates 373 Filipinos
• ISEAS hosts 2nd Seminar under Philippines Project: Building Back Better from PH’s Pandemic Recovery
• Temasek Foundation Donates 100 Oxygen Concentrators for PH’s COVID-19 Response
• PH Embassy, Artdialogo Asia Collaborate on National Heritage Month Art Tutorials
• Temasek Foundation Donates Test Kits and Ventilators for PH COVID-19 Response
• SG Donates 3,000 Covid-19 Testing Kits and 1 Polymerase Chain Reaction Machine to PH
• Fitch Revises Philippines’ Outlook to Positive; Affirms at ‘BBB’
• PH Studies Agreement between PH Embassy and ISEAS inaugurated with Public Lecture on Muslim Mindanao
• Prof. Ocampo conducts lecture on Rizal in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore – Advisory on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
• Loboc Children’s Choir Serenades the Filipino Community in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in The Simbang Gabi
• Loboc Children’s Choir Officially Closes Yearlong Celebration of Golden Jubilee Celebration of PH-SG Relations
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Celebrates Rizal Day
• Filipino Artistry Shines in Singapore Biennale 2019
• PH Embassy Briefs DAP’s Public Management Development Program Participants
• Pair of Philippine Eagles at Jurong Bird Park Officially Presented to the Public and Media
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore in collaboration with the International Pro Bono Alliance, Inc. – Conduct a Free Lecture and Legal Aid Clinic for the Filipino Community
• ASEAN Gala Night 2019 Successfully Held in Singapore
• Inaugural Philippine Film Festival Successfully Held in Singapore
• DOT in CAPA Asia Aviation Summit to bring in more Airlines to PH
• UP Alumni Association Singapore Raise Funds for Scholarship Program through Cookbook
• First Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
• Filipino Tour Operators and Tourism Destinations Participated at the ITB Asia 2019
• Filipino Photo Artist Featured for the First Time in Art Trek
• Art Trek 13 Concludes with a Back-to-Back Exhibition and Art Workshop
• Utterly Art Unveils its Rich Collection of Masterpieces for Art Trek 13
• Manila Urban Vibe Showcased at Art Trek 13 Exhibit
• Photo Exhibit on 50 Years of PH-SG Friendship Launched at National Library Singapore
• Whimsical Art Takes the Limelight at Di Legno’s Art Trek 13
• A Fusion of Art and Design Sets the Theme for Art Trek 13 “Archipelago” Exhibition in Singapore
• Hibla Exhibition Makes its Last Asian Stop this Year in Singapore
• ART TREK 13 Inaugural Exhibit Features Young Filipino Artists
• Bayanihan Inaugural Lecture Highlights Social Entrepreneurship
• PH Embassy Provides Briefing for Ngee Ann Students Travelling to PH
• DOT – TPB Conducts Philippine Business Mission to Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Graced the 16th Ambassador’s Cup
• Philippine Textile Embroidery Workshop
• Philippine Textile Cultural Exchange
• OWWA and Facebook Launch Global Digital Literacy Program for OFWs in SG
• The Life and Legacy of Mr. Rafael Salas
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
• ADMU Lecturer Participated in the Workshop on Inequality and Exclusion in Southeast Asia
• Diskubre Tour for Young Filipinos Open for Registration
• Narra Saplings Symbolize Enduring PH-SG Relations
• Five Pinay HSWs in SG Write Own Cookbook
• Ms. Universe Singapore has Filipino Creative Consultant
• DTI Usec. Rafaelita Aldaba and Executives of Filipino Startup Enterprises Participated in the Panel Discussion at Innovfest Unbound 2019
• Filipino Cuisine: The Next Big Thing in Singapore
• Philippine National Bank Conducts Seminar on Unit Investment Trust Fund for Filipinos Working in Singapore
• EMBASSY ADVISORY | On Investment Schemes
• MADZ Concludes Southeast Asian Tour by Captivating SG
• 12 Philippine IT Companies and Start-ups Participate in ConnecTech Asia 2019
• Philippine Embassy Singapore hosts reception to celebrate Independence Day and Golden Anniversary of bilateral relations
• EMBASSY ADVISORY | On the removal of the Red Satin Ribbon on All Legal Documents
• Singapore PE Commemorates 121st Philippine Independence Day with Panagbenga Theme
• Migration Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards
• Filipino Artist Manuel Ocampo opens Exhibit at STPI
• SPF ADVISORY | Resurgence of Lucky Draw Scams
• PH Embassy Marks 50th Anniversary with SG through Launch of Commemorative Stamp
• TFC as An Official Media TV Partner of PH Embassy for the celebration of 50th Anniversary of PH-SG Relations
• PH Embassy SG celebrates National Heritage Month through storytelling with kids
• INVITATION | Storytelling Sessions for Children
• PH Embassy in Singapore convenes town hall meeting with the AFP Deputy Chief of Staff for Civil-Military Operations
• Notice of Final Testing & Sealing of Vote Counting Machines
• PH Embassy in Singapore holds 2nd Filipino Community Leaders’ meeting on 2019 PH Elections
• Filipino Diplomat Chosen to Deliver Valedictory Speech at Singapore’s Diplomatic Academy
• Philippine Embassy Singapore Conducts Cultural Briefing for Singaporean Primary School Counselors
• SP Jain School of Global Management Offers Scholarships for Filipino Students and Professionals
• First Metro Securities Conducts Seminars on Investment for Filipinos Working in Singapore
• Call for Proposals: The Evaluation of the Informal ASEM Human Rights Seminar Series (2012-2017)
• Franchise Expert Conducts Series of Talks on Venturing into the Philippine Market
• Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Advisory
• International Filipina Designer Pia Gladys Perey Showcased in Singapore
• Overseas Voting for the 2019 Philippine National Elections | 13 April – 13 May 2019
• Guidelines for Accreditation (Mass Media / Filipino Community / NGO / CSO) in Connection with the Conduct of Overseas Voting for the May 2019 elections
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Hosts Financial Literacy Seminar on Retail Treasury Bonds
• PH Showcases Resilience and Creativity at Chingay Parade 2019
• PH Explores Training Opportunities on Leadership and Diplomacy with SG
• Philippine Embassy, Singapore Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival
• Financial Literacy Seminar on Purchasing Retail Treasury Bonds
• Ambassador, PH Businesses Discuss Creation of a Chamber of Commerce
• 50th Anniversary of PH-SG relations celebrations discussed at Filcom leaders meeting
• First Sunday Consular Services in Singapore for 2019
• CONSULAR ADVISORY | On the Birth Certificate Requirement
• EMBASSY ADVISORY | Sunday Operations
• PH and SG Jointly Launch Official Logo and Tagline for their 50th Anniversary
• CONSULAR ANNOUNCEMENT | On the delay in the delivery of ePassports from DFA Manila
• 34 Overseas Filipinos in Singapore Pass SPLE
• Philippine Embassy honours the Philippine Migrants during its Filcom Christmas Celebration
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore celebrates Rizal Day
• Filipino NTU Students meet and learn more about the Philippine Embassy
• PH Embassy supports the 2018 18-Day Campaign To End Violence against Women (VAW)
• Singapore Red Cross highlights Stories of Hope and Resilience in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
• IBP-Misamis Oriental Chapter and Philippine Embassy in Singapore conduct Legal Aid Mission
• PH wins 2nd Place in the ASEAN Data Science Explorer 2018
• ART TREK 12 CONCLUDES WITH “BAHALA NA”
• Filipino Christmas Starts Early at Mandarin Orchard
• Singapore Minister Invites Peace Delegation from PH on the Bangsamoro Organic Law
• Art Trek 12 reaches the home stretch with eight Filipino contemporary artists
• Avante-Garde Exhibitions Featured in Art Trek 12
• Bangon. Arise. Stories of Hope and Resilience.
• Advisory for Hiring | Pag-IBIG Fund Singapore Office
• PH Looks to SG for Reforms in its Education System
• Young, Talented Filipino Artists showcased at ART TREK 12
• 2019 Foreign Service Officer (FSO) Examinations
• FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC
• PH – SG 50 Years of Diplomatic relations | Call for Submission
• Art and Science Meet at Featured Exhibitions of Art Trek 12
• Preview of the exhibit of Filipino artist Lindslee for #arttrek12 at Taksu Gallery
• TESDA Conducts Onsite Assessment Program for Overseas Filipinos in Singapore
• Filipina Promoted to Full Professor at NTU
• Love and Creativity Conquer All in Art Trek 12’s Opening Exhibition
• FILIPINO TECH STARTUP ENTERPRISES IN 2018 SWITCH
• Project Relocation | Pre-register by 05 October 2018
• Public Service Advisory on Typhoon Ompong
• Singapore Police Force Advisory on Lucky draw scams
• PRC Result for Registered Electrical Engineers and Registered Master Electricians
• Philippine Roadshow for 14 Petroleum Blocks
• Art Trek: Showcase of PH Art in Singapore now on its 12th Year
• PH ART TREK 2018: An Invitation from Momentous Arts
• “Travel Light” | by Abigail Dionisio and Welbart
• Philippine Embassy convenes Fourth Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
• Embassy Advisory for PhilHealth members
• Showcase of Philippine Indigenous Culture in SG highlights the need for its preservation
• NOTICE: To all PRC Examinees
• National University of Singapore Society Keen on Exploring Business and Investments in PH
• IMMIGRATION ADVISORY: For Married Filipino women traveling to Singapore
• KASAYSAYAN AT KALINANGAN: A Seminar-Workshop on Philippine Indigenous Culture | 11 August 2018 | 2:00 pm | Bayanihan Centre
• Pinoy Math Warriors Conquer Singapore
• 2nd PAOS for 2018 Conducted for HSWs in Singapore
• OWWA Deputy Administrator Calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• PH Highlights Climate Action Plans during ASEAN Meeting on Climate Change
• Philippine culture showcased in the ASEAN Arts Of Wonder
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Training Workshop on Trauma
• Embassy Advisory on Loansharks
• Filinvest President/CEO talk about “Women in Business: Empowering Filipina Entrepreneurs”
• Potato Corner Opens in Singapore
• PH Embassy Briefs Association of Law Students of the Philippines on PH-SG Relations and ASEAN
• Filipino Community in Singapore Celebrates Pagdiriwang 2018
• Philippine Embassy Singapore Hosts Independence Day Diplomatic Reception
• Philippine Embassy convenes Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
• Singapore PE Commemorates 120th Philippine Independence at Official Residence
• Philippine Embassy Singapore attends “Isang Bangkang Malaya 2018″”
• Advisory for Embassy clients for 11 to 14 June 2018
• Singapore Police Force (SPF) Advisory on the “Lucky Draw” Scam
• 2nd Post Arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) on 10 June 2018
• Senator Legarda meets with Environment Minister Zulkifli, Philippines and Singapore to proactively reduce carbon emissions
• Senator Legarda calls for a stronger, collective ASEAN stance on green growth
• Philippine Ambassador To Singapore Hosts an Appreciation Dinner for Filipino Community Volunteers and Performers who assisted in the 28 April Meeting of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
• Sunday business hours for May 20, June 17 and July 15
• Ambassador Yap grace the recognition night of the first Filipino-run school in Singapore
• COMELEC / DFA OVS Advisory
• Singapore Bridal Caravan showcases The Philippines’ finest in the wedding industry
• SGPE Explores Partnership with Casa Raudha Women Home
• Sec. Diokno : PH one of the fastest growing economies in ASEAN, next investment hub
• PH Culture promoted during International Friendship Day with the Singaporean Primary students
• Official trip of President Duterte to Singapore
• Philippine Embassy convenes its Second Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
• PH Ingenuity behind Pirates of the Caribbean-Inspired Yacht in SG
• Philippine Coast Guard Deputy Commandant Elected as Chairman of ReCAAP
• Filipino Professor Imparts Expertise at the Yale-NUS Symposium on the Politics of Dress in Pre-Modern Southeast Asia
• Filipina Bags Women of the Future Southeast Asia Award for Social Entrepreneurship
• Singapore PE Joins the 2018 Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) Liaison Night
• Singapore PE Celebrates Women’s Month with Rizal
• Philippines participates in The Chingay@Heartland 2018 Celebration
• Election of the 2018 Philippine Independence Day Committee officers
• Oathtaking of The Ateneo Alumni Association of the Leadership And Social Entrepreneurship-Singapore Chapter (AAALSE-SG) Officers
• PH Start-up on Energy and Artificial Intelligence Positions Itself as Tech Company in Southeast Asia
• PH Designed Furniture Showcased at the International Furniture Fair Singapore (IFFS) 2018
• DTI Secretary Lopez: ASEAN is the Fastest Growing Region in the World, Exceeds Expectations
• DTI Secretary Attends the 24th ASEAN Economic Ministers Retreat and Other Related Meetings
• PH is no. 1 ‘best country to invest in” – US News report
• Post Arrival Orientation Seminar for Filipino Domestic Workers in Singapore
• Singapore PE conducts Training on Countering Human Smuggling and the Palermo Protocols to Embassy Personnel
• Heneral Luna Holds its Singapore Premiere
• Century of Light showcase
• Mayor Lani Cayetano Participates in the Spouses’ Program of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat
• Townhall Meeting Between Secretary Alan Peter S. Cayetano and Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
• ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat – 6 Feb 2018
• Philippine Delegation Attend the 7th ASLOM Working Group on a Model ASEAN Extradition Treaty
• 106 Filipinos Graduate from The Master’s Training International
• Philippine Embassy Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival in Singapore
• GENERAL LUNA by Jerrold Tarog
• New PH Ambassador to Singapore Presents His Credentials to SG President
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Spearheads this year’s first Filipino Community Meeting and IBP-Davao City’s Legal Aid Mission
• Filipino Artists Showcased at ART STAGE Singapore
• PH Culture and SMEs Featured at Launching of SG’s ASEAN Chairmanship
• Philippine Embassy Promotes the Century of Light Exhibit
• New Philippine Envoy to Singapore Assumes Post
• Advisory to Filipinos on Illegal Recruitment for deployment to Russia
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in the Festive Filipino Celebration of Simbang Gabi 2017
• Philippine Embassy Graces the 92nd Founding Anniversary and Induction of Officers of APO Alumni Association Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Officials Attend the 2017 Aidha Photography Exhibition
• Farewell Message of H.E. Antonio A. Morales to the Filipino Community in Singapore
• Ambassador Morales Bid Farewell and celebrated Christmas with The Filipino Community in Singapore
• Ambassador Morales Makes a Farewell Call on Singaporean Foreign Minister
• Philippine Ambassador pays farewell call on Singapore Minister of Manpower
• PH Embassy Hosts ASEAN Gala in Singapore
• Ambassador Morales makes farewell calls on Singaporean Prime Minister and President
• Juan Luna Masterpieces Showcased at the National Gallery Singapore
• DOLE suspends processing of OECs
• DOT recognized as Tourism Organization of the Year by the CAPA Asia Pacific Aviation Awards for Excellence
• Courtesy Visit of FEU Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management Students
• Second Batch of Davao del Norte Delegate to the ASEAN Integration Learning Exchange Caravan (AILEC) Visited the Philippine Embassy
• Filipino Designers Showcased at Singapore Fashion Week
• Filipino-Australian receives Singapore’s Young Artist Award 2017
• Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) Students Visit the Philippine Embassy
• PH Tourism Promoted at 2017 ITB Asia
• University of St. La Salle- Bacolod Faculty and Students Pay Courtesy Call at the Philippine Embassy
• Ayala Land sees surge in SG investors to 50% since 2013
• Philippine Embassy attends 8th Foreign Domestic Workers Day
• Philippine Embassy attends opening of Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship Programs opening sessions
• Philippine Delegation Participates in the CIL Regional Workshop on Southeast Asia Sea Areas
• DOTr Secretary Attends the 23rd ASEAN Transport Ministers Meeting
• ASEAN 50 marker unveiled at SMU Greens
• Philippine Ambassador congratulates new UAP officers at joint induction
• Philippine Embassy joins 22nd Anniversary celebration of Holy Rosary Rally in Singapore
• Barker Road Methodist Church cited for work benefiting Filipinos in Singapore
• BCDA and IE Singapore ink agreement on cooperation in the Development of New Clark City
• MARINA senior official takes part in 7th Maritime Public Leaders Programme
• Ambassador attends opening of Pinoy edition Vol. 1 pop up at edit lifestyle
• Philippine Embassy hosts showcase exhibition of Philippine Art Trek 2017 in Singapore
• Former Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs encourages ASEAN citizens to help make ASEAN better
• Clara Ole representatives meet with Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Embassy In Singapore Joins Tour Of Singapore Container Ports
• One East Asia Gallery reconnects with Philippine Art Trek
• James Cook University’s Pride of Place series features Philippine Tourism
• Millennials’ Voices opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
• Philippine Embassy participates in Singapore Red Cross International Bazaar
• 5th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders convenes at Philippine Embassy Singapore
• Philippines Participate in the UN Workshop on Cybersecurity Norms
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore observes UN International Day of Peace
• Philippine Ambassador delivers opening address during launch of IP Book at NUS Law
• Progress in ASEAN Economic Community cited at RHT ASEAN Summit
• RBN Chambers LLC Calls on Philippine Ambassador
• 3rd Exhibit of 2017 Philippine Art Trek opens at Goshen Art Gallery Singapore
• Philippines places importance to Cybersecurity at Singapore International Cyber Week 2017
• NCCA Chairman launches Sentro Rizal in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy graces 16th anniversary celebration of Batangas Varsitarians Singapore
• Philippine Embassy and POLO hold Post-arrival Orientation Seminar
• Officials of Global Filipino Movement visit Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Ambassador congratulates new President of Singapore
• Heavy equipment supplier expresses interest in doing business in the Philippines
• Artist Nemiranda presents plan for art collaboration in Singapore
• SUPERHUMAN: ART TREK 2017 SECOND EXHIBIT
• ASEAN Chair’s AMMTC Team Held Talks with Singapore Government Officials
• Philippine Embassy held Strategic Wellness Seminar and Debriefing for Embassy Personnel
• OMWA Officials Visit Singapore
• Delegates from the National Institute of Physics, UP Diliman Represent Philippines at the Meeting on ASEAN Federation of Physics Societies
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE PARTICIPATED IN THE “2017 ASEAN DAY RECEPTION”
• The American Chamber in Singapore (AmCham) Officals call on the PH Ambassador
• “Life and Visionaries” a solo exhibition by Mr. Benjamin Cruz
• PH ECONOMIC TEAM CONDUCTS FIRST ECONOMIC ROADSHOW FOR ASIA IN SG
• Duterte’s men highlight vibrant Philippines before investors in first int’l roadshow
• Special Envoy Jose de Venecia speaks on One Belt, One Road
• Officials of El Shaddai Singapore pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Embassy delegation tours Istana Heritage Gallery
• Philippine Embassy Officials grace LSE Graduation Ceremony
• The President’s message on the occassion of the ASEAN’s 50th Anniversary
• Philippine Embassy joins Social Contribution day of SSEAYP/ASEAN Project 3050 in Singapore
• DFA Undersecretary conducts consultations at Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador says consensus-based decision-making process is important in preserving ASEAN unity
• 1st Preparatory Meeting for 2017 Gala Night convenes at the Philippine Embassy Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore meets PHL participants at 19th APPSMO
• Gabriel Law Corporation Calls on Philippine Ambassador
• Training on the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2017-2022 Pioneered by PH Embassy Singapore
• PH Embassy and Nanyang Technological University Co-Host Panel Discussion on Women, Peace and Security in Southeast Asia
• Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes 4th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders
• Hotel Sales and Marketing Representative seeks collaboration with PHL players
• Chairman of CARD MRI calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador graces Maybank’s Cocktail Reception
• PH Chocolates and Pili Nuts Featured at the Specialty & Fine Food Asia 2017
• Thinking Pinoy visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador shares insights on ASEAN at Channel News Asia’s “Between the Lines”
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore leads observance of the 39th National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NDPR) Week
• Vice Governor Ka-Agapay holds consultations with Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• New Business Development Director of Don Papa Rum calls on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
• Philippine Embassy congratulates Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ 4th Watch Singapore on 14th Anniversary
• Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore congratulate new graduates of Skill Training Programs
• Philippine Ambassador in Singapore ties it up for The Straits Times Run in the City 2017
• DepEd Officials in Singapore for 9th ASEAN School Games
• A Delegation of Vice Governors meet with Philippine Embassy Officials
• Presidents of Three State Universities visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Global strategist/author Dr. Parag Khanna presents copy of latest book to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• Senior Minister for State for Defence and Foreign Affairs Invites Philippine Ambassador to Hari Raya Open House
• Top Diplomats joins President of Singapore in Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2017
• Global Community Day 2017 features Philippine booth
• Bloomberg Singapore office welcomes officials of the Philippine Embassy
• UST Officials pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Officials of the Philippine Embassy bid farewell to Malaysian colleague
• Philippine Embassy Officials met Philippine delegation at Interpol World 2017 in Singapore
• Academic and author presents latest work to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore sits down with Vice Dean of NUS-LKYSPP
• Officials of Little Heroes Dreams pay courtesy call on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• Sun Media Pte. Ltd. officially presents Partner Philippines magazine to Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine officials visit the Philippine residence in Singapore
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY JOINS THE EID’L FITR CELEBRATION
• Singapore PE screens “Remittance” in observance of Filipino Migrant Workers’ Day
• Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives new Cambodian Ambassador to Singapore
• Isang Bangkang Malaya concludes PIDC 2017-related activities in Singapore
• 2nd Get-Together Event of Political Officers and Military Attachés organized by the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore hosts Iftar
• Pagdiriwang 2017 held in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy hosts Diplomatic Reception in Singapore on the occasion of the 119th Anniversary of the Proclamation of’ Philippine Independence
• PH Embassy Singapore and LBC Send Relief Goods to Victims of Marawi Siege
• Philippine Embassy Singapore leads Flag-raising ceremony to observe 119th Philippine Independence Day
• Philippine Embassy officials participate in the 16th Shangri-La Dialogue
• Philippine Ambassador welcomes colleagues in Official Residence
• Philippine Embassy officials meet PEZA Director General
• PH Shares Best Practices on Hosting APEC
• Philippine Students at NTU-RSIS Singapore visit Philippine Ambassador’s Residence
• Philippine Embassy participates at International Friendship Day 2017 weekend Carnival at Singapore Discovery Centre
• Light of Jesus invites Philippine Embassy to 7th Anniversary Celebration
• National Book Development Board Encouraged to Promote Literary Exchanges between PH and SG
• PH selected as Country-in-Focus at CommunicAsia 2017
• Philippine Embassy Supports the 9th Special Olympics Singapore National Games
• Officials of Noble Life International visit Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy receives new set of officers of IIEE Singapore Chapter
• Philippine Ambassador graces 2017 edition of OFW Pinoy Talent Festival at YWCA Singapore
• Singapore PE Joins the Mother’s Day Celebration of HSWs
• Philippine Embassy hosts 3rd General Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
• BRP Gregorio del Pilar welcomes on board Philippine Embassy and Filipino community in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador attends opening of IMDEX Asia 2017 in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy and Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore led 3rd edition of Bayanihan Walk
• PH Promotes Leisure and MICE Tourism in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy celebrates Labour Day 2017 with Filipino Overseas Workers in Singapore
• Philippine Permanent Representative to ASEAN highlights the prospects of ASEAN 2025 at CNA-SMU Perspectives
• Golf Enthusiasts Tee Off for an even stronger ASEAN at friendly Golf Game
• Congressman Arthur Yap leads Congressional Delegation on Educational Tour in Singapore
• Philippine booth opens at the International Friendship Day 2017 Exhibition of the Singapore Discovery Centre
• Philippine Ambassador joins Annual Diplomatic Reception hosted by the President of Singapore
• Facebook Supports PH’s Public and Economic Diplomacy Thrusts
• Senate President Koko Pimentel meets Filcom leaders in Singapore
• Makati City Executives visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador graces Indonesian SDG Event
• AIMS Learning International opens new school
• Chancellor of James Cook University visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• PEZA Executives Complete Temasek Foundation International Leaders in Economic Development Programme
• Philippine Ambassador participates in OSIM Sundown Marathon 2017 in Singapore
• Skills Training Program provider invites Philippine Embassy officials to product presentation
• Philippine Embassy graces Iglesia ni Cristo event in Singapore
• Filipino boxer defends crown at WBC Silver Championship in Singapore
• PHILHEALTH officials conduct briefings for OFWs in Singapore
• Second Filipino Community Leaders Meeting held in Singapore
• Officials of Taman Bacaan presents book on anti-terrorism to the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• High Commissioner of India calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• E-commerce in PH at nascent stage but still shows promise
• Filinvest to Open Office in Singapore
• Skills Training Provider in SG to award scholarships to OFWs
• ADVISORY TO FILIPINO NATIONALS IN SINGAPORE
• Philippine Embassy Officials join SICC Meeting
• Philippine Embassy Singapore holds activities in observance of “Buwan ng Sining”
• Representatives of Pagdiriwang 2017 Committee join lunch with Philippine Embassy Officials
• Representatives of ASKI pay courtesy call on Philippine Embassy Officials
• Philippine Madrigal Singers impress concertgoers at Esplanade Singapore
• Officials of the Philippine Embassy Singapore grace premiere of “Isang Araw: Ikatlong Yugto”
• Candidates from the Filipino Community compete in Beauty Pageants cum Fashion Shows in Singapore
• FOWS elects new set of officers
• ASEAN Heads of Mission bid farewell to Cambodian colleague
• PH featured as travel destination at the Aviation Festival Asia
• Yellow Cab Pizza Officially Launched in SG
• Media Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards 2017
• 2017 Sessions of Leadership and Social Enterpreneurship (LSE) Program open in Singapore
• Post-arrival Orientation Seminar held at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore participates in Friendly Golf Tournament
• PH Embassy in SG Reiterates Demonetization of Old Banknote Series
• PH and Bangladesh Envoys to SG Discuss Migration and ASEAN
• Filipino Lawyers in SG gather at the Philippine Official Residence
• Congressional Delegation Visits SG to Study its Energy and Waste Management Systems
• PHL Secretary of National Defense Visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Sinulog returns to Singapore for the third time at Singapore’s Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church
• Philippine Embassy Singapore launches Philippine 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN with Filcom during first Meeting of the Year
• PH Ambassador to SG hosts DOT Secretary
• “Renaissance Revisit” opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore receives delegation from Life College, Inc.
• Philippines Night showcase Filipino party atmosphere at the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2017
• Ambassador Antonio Morales briefs EU Heads of Mission in Singapore on PHL 2017 ASEAN Chairmanship
• PHL Embassy Officials grace HOME Academy 12th Graduation Ceremony
• Filipinos in SG Encouraged to Explore Franchising as Investment
• Philippine Participant in Singapore Army Command and Staff Course calls on Philippine Embassy Officials
• Philippine Embassy participates in International Conference on the Legal Dimension of the South China Sea Award
• Philippine Embassy leads observance of 120th Rizal Day in Singapore
• “Simbang Gabi” 2016 in Singapore
• Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Notice to the Public
• SG to host media training for PCOO
• President Duterte reaffirms strong PHL-SG relations during his State Visit to Singapore
• PAL Launches SG-Cebu Flights
• PH Embassy in SG conducts briefing for De La Salle Lipa Students
• Filipino Artist debuts solo ceramic exhibition in Singapore
• Egyptian Ambassador Calls on PH Ambassador to SG, says these are interesting times for Asia
• Paskong Pinoy 2016 for the Filipino community Singapore
• Filipino Culture showcased at the 2016 ASEAN Gala Night in Singapore
• PH Ambassador Receives UAE Counterpart in Singapore
• Avida Land Promotes PH Real Estate in Singapore
• Philippine DFA Undersecretary for Policy discusses his country’s 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN at ISEAS-YII
• Joint TWC2-FFN Training Programme Graduates latest batch of Trainees
• POLO Singapore conducts Livelihood Seminar for OFWs
• PHL officials gather at Official Residence in Singapore
• Senator Leticia Ramos-Shahani delivers lecture at the Singapore Management University
• FOWS holds 24th Graduation Ceremony
• PSALMIDEO’S THANKSGIVING CONCERT , “CARITAS ET AMOR” (CHARITY AND LOVE)
• Ambassador Morales closes 16th ASEM Seminar on Human Rights in Beijing
• Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives DPRK’s Ambassador to Singapore
• PH Embassy joins the 12th Year Anniversary of Metro Remittance Singapore
• Students from New Era University Visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• 7 Pag-IBIG projects honored at ASSA Recognition Awards 2016
• COURTESY CALL OF THE QUEZON CITY BARANGAY OFFICIALS
• PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR ATTENDS THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF PORT CITIES: MULTICULTURAL EMPORIUMS OF ASIA, 1500-1900
• Filipino Artists join Singapore Biennale 2016
• PHL Exhibitors make presence felt at ITB Asia 2016 in Singapore
• 2016 International Conference on Religion and Peace held in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy joins Muslim Converts Association of Singapore in Cultural Diversity Celebration
• NACPAE holds conference in Singapore, pays courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the National Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity 2016 Awareness Week
• Philippine Embassy Welcomes Students from PATTS College of Aeronautics
• ABS-CBN celebrities entertain Filipino community in Singapore
• Manhattan Fish Market Singapore introduces ‘masarap platter’ to Filipino audience
• Overseas Filipino Workers graduate from FILODEP Skills Training Course
• Findings of Leadership Mosaics Across Asia Research presented at Resorts World Sentosa Singapore
• IREMIT calls on Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Two (2) Philippine Real Estate Companies join Singapore Property Guru Event
• Ortigas and Company calls on Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship Seminar 2016
• Gawad Sulo Foundation, Inc. confers award to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador attends SSEAYP Day celebration in Singapore
• Holy Rosary Rally observes 21st Anniversary
• GSSI Members gather for 2nd Year Anniversary at East Coast Park, Singapore
• 5th Post-arrival Orientation Seminar held at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy joins 33rd Anniversary celebration of Filipino Ministry at Barker Road Methodist Church
• S. Rajaratnam Endowment Youth Model ASEAN Conference concludes in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador at the Singapore Cultural Medallion and Young Artist Awards 2016
• Philippine Justices attend Singapore Symposium on Cross-Border Disputes Involving Children
• 10th Philippine Art Trek in Singapore Concludes with A Symposium and Photo Exhibit of Pinoygraphers (Singapore), “A Beautiful Singapore”
• Premium Philippine ‘Don Papa Rum’ now available in Singapore
• ATN Section Advisory
• Kabayan Let’s Go Team pays courtesy call on Ambassador Morales
• Ambassador Morales meets Swedish Ambassador-designate
• Philippine Embassy Officials welcome DA Undersecretary in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 13th Cerebral Palsy Awareness and Protection Week Celebration
• Display of solidarity now becoming a practice in ASEAN Diplomatic Receptions in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes 5th Filipino community leaders meeting
• Filipino Scholars at LKYSPP Visit Official Residence
• Two more exhibits open under the 10th PHL Art Trek in Singapore
• COMELEC Notice of Hearing (Deactivation of Records)
• 10th Philippine Art Trek Openings at Utterly Art and Di Legno Gallery
• Philippine Ambassador attends the Indian Ocean Conference 2016
• NCCA Chair Visits Singapore
• Singapore Business Federation briefing on the Philippines for Investors
• Official Launch of the 10th Philippine Art Trek on 02 September 2016
• SSS celebrates its 59th Year Anniversary
• Induction/Oath Taking Ceremony for The New Triskelion Singapore Council Officers by the PHL Ambassador
• Courtesy call of the US Ambassador in Singapore
• Filipino United Network (FUN) games Holds the KKK Charity Bowling Cup 2016
• Socio-Economic and Political Briefing for EU Investors
• 2016 Bridal Caravan Kicks off in Singapore
• Filipino Entrepreneur bags Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards 2016 – Singapore
• PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR JOINS THE CELEBRATION OF THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
• Philippine Ambassador Attends the 2nd Commencement Exercise of The Master’s Training International
• Philippine Ambassador Graces the Graduation Rites of HOME Academy
• Courtesy Call Of The New Austrian Ambassador In Singapore
• IGLESIA NI CRISTO CELEBRATES ITS 102ND ANNIVERSARY AND THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF IGLESIA NI CRISTO IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
• PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SUPPORTS LAUNCH OF CENTRE FOR DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT (CDE) MOBILE OUTREACH TO HOUSEHOLD SERVICE WORKERS
• PNB CELEBRATES ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY
• Forum on business opportunities in PHL
• Courtesy Call of Geylang International FC
• Philippine Embassy conducts seminar on swine raising
• 318 Household Service Workers Graduate from HOME Academy
• Matinee Idol Alden Richards Calls on Philippine Ambassador
• Philippine Ambassador Antonio A. Morales participated in the Pocari Sweat Run Singapore 2016
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Visits and Donates Books to the National Library Board (NLB) Singapore
• AmCham Singapore Calls on Philippine Ambassador
• Ambassador Morales graces 13th anniversary celebration of Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ Singapore
• Post-arrival Orientation Seminar organized at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore holds fourth Filipino community leaders meeting
• Transfer of COMELEC Registration Records (Barangay Elections)
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Conducts Dialogue with HOME
• Filipino officials participate in Temasek Foundation-Nanyang Polytechnic Food Safety and Technology Project
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore observes 2016 International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
• Donation of Mama Sita Commemorative Stamps at the Singapore Philatelic Museum
• Mt. Pinatubo 1991 Eruption Anniversary Special
• Philippine Fair held at Fair Price Extra Jurong Point, Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore hosts Diplomatic Reception
• 118th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence
• Philippine Embassy supports Philippine Booth at CommunicAsia 2016
• Bright prospects for BPO sector in PH
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the National Heritage Month
• Ambassador Morales receives guests from the Philippines
• Nine (9) Filipino start-ups join CommunicAsia 2016
• Filipino Overseas Workers in Singapore celebrates 24th Founding Anniversary
• Filipino literary artists shine in Singapore
• Philippine Tourism Promotion Board conducts 2016 sales and MICE mission to Singapore
• Leadership and Social Enterpreneurship (LSE) Program launches in Singapore
• Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore holds Seminar on “Effortless Leadership”
• Ambassador Morales attends UPAAS’ Talk, “Because Words Matter”
• Rules on Bringing Philippine or Foreign Currencies into or out of the Philippines
• Ambassador Morales joins colleagues at Annual Diplomatic Reception at the Istana, Singapore
• Mother’s Day and Vesak Day celebration at Tanjong Pagar GRC
• Franchisers Group calls on Philippine Embassy
• PH officials attend two week executive training course at Nanyang Technological University
• Singaporean Business intent to learn about opportunities in PH market
• Overseas Voters from other Posts can vote in Singapore
• Producers of Fresh and Processed Food from PH attend Food and Hotel Asia 2016
• Director for Sales and Marketing of Crimson Resort & Spa in Mactan, Cebu calls on the PH Ambassador
• New PAL manager calls on Philippine Embassy
• Amb. Morales talks about the Philippines’ bright economic prospects
• DOST Officials attend Training Program at Nanyang Polytechnic
• Philippine Embassy officials tour Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore
• UST graduate students pay courtesy visit at the Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore co-organizes the Bayanihan Walk 2016
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 12th Women with Disabilities Day
• NTU Alumni officially launch group in the Philippines
• Philippine Ambassador congratulates Graduates of 3rd Leaders in Economic Development Programme
• SINGAPORE PE PARTICIPATES IN THE “COME, LET’S EAT” GLOBAL POTLUCK, A CULTURAL PROJECT BY NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (NTU) STUDENTS
• Philippine Furniture and Furnishing outfits join International Furniture Fair Singapore 2016
• Nominations for the 2016 Presidential Awards for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas
• Reminder Against the Conduct of Political Campaigns in Singapore
• Singapore PE’s ATN Section Participates in the 2016 Immigration and Checkpoints Authority Liaison Night
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Visits and Donates Books to the Singapore Management University (SMU)
• Important Advisory from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
• Philippine Embassy receives Students from St. Scholastica’s College
• Incoming PAL Country Manager pays introductory visit at the Philippine Embassy Singapore
• Hail Mary the Queen Children’s Choir performs in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore gears up campaign for Overseas Voters to vote early in 2016 PHL elections
• Post- arrival Orientation Seminar conducted at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador swears to office new set of NetFil Singapore Officers
• Alveo Land Representatives call on Philippine Embassy
• San Beda Legal Aid Bureau calls on Philippine Embassy
• Elections 2016 Important Notice
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 30th Anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore receives PHL Delegation to the Singapore Airshow 2016
• Philippine Ambassador meets Officials of ILO Regional Office for Asia-Pacific
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore celebrates the traditional ‘Lo Hei’
• Calidad Humana – Kapwa Charter Making Competition
• Advisory from the Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
• Mass Media Accreditation for the 2016 OAV Elections
• FILCOM/NGO/CSO Accreditation for 2016 OAV Elections
• Philippine Retirement Authority officials visit Singapore
• Officials of House Committee on Housing and Development and Philippine Housing Agencies visit the Official Residence in Singapore
• A reminder on the Minimum Allowable Wage for Household Service Workers – Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes first Filipino Community Meeting for 2016
• Philippine Ambassador receives Officials of AIDHA Singapore
• What we need to know about the ASEAN Community
• Ambassador Morales receives officials of Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Singapore Chapter
• Representative of Embraer pays courtesy call on officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Sinulog Festival 2016 held at Singapore’s Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church
• Philippine Ambassador graces HOME Skills Training Program Graduation Ceremony
• MFA Permanent Secretary hosts Farewell Luncheon for departing ASEAN Heads of Mission
• Singapore PE Commemorates the 119th Death Anniversary and Martyrdom of Dr. Jose P. Rizal
• Cebu Pacific‘s direct flight from Singapore to Davao City takes off
• Philippine Embassy celebrates early Christmas for the Filipino community in Singapore
• Ambassador Morales graces ACMI Graduation in Toa Payoh, Singapore
• Filipino awardees honoured at 6th FDW Day and FAST 10th Anniversary celebration
• Philippine Embassy officials pay courtesy call on new Singapore Minister for Manpower
• “Simbang Gabi” 2015 begins in Singapore
• Travel Advisory
• AvidaLand brokers in Singapore to promote latest projects
• Tender Juicy Hotdogs now available in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Commemorates the 125th Birth Anniversary of President Elpidio Quirino
• Philippine Ambassador receives Chief Executive of Singapore Land Authority
• Philippine Embassy congratulates the Philippine Airlines for its Golden Anniversary
• Philippine Embassy joins inaugural Societal Leadership Summit
• Filipino cuisine and choral performance showcased at the 2015 ASEAN Gala Night in Singapore
• Radio Public Service Announcement: Overseas Voters Record Reactivation
• Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore celebrates 14th founding anniversary
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore conducts Seminar on ASEAN and the ASEAN Economic Community
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore visits Singapore 2nd Home Team Festival Exhibition
• Symposium “Workforce Readiness in ASEAN Member States: Implications of an ASEAN Economic Community”
• 560 Students Graduate from FOWS Skills Training Program
• Safety and Security Awareness Workshop for OFWs Conducted in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy joins 16th Ambassador’s Cup
• Philippine Embassy participates in Inaugural Diplomatic Charity Bazaar in Singapore
• Students from the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• House Committee on Housing and Urban Development Conducts Study Tour in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy and COMELEC-OFOV conclude OAV Registration in Singapore
• “Visit the Philippines Again 2016” campaign logo is cover feature of TTG Show Daily of International Tourism Bazaar (ITB) Asia
• Ambassador Morales extends moral support to PHL players at WTA Futures Stars Tournament
• “Virtuosity” Art Exhibition unveils at Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore
• New set of officers takes helm for United Architects of the Philippines – Singapore Chapter
• CHED Chairperson meets Counterpart from Singapore
• 2nd Batch of PHL Participants of Temasek Executive Training Program call on PHL Ambassador to Singapore
• Philippine Embassy joins Hello Asia 10th anniversary celebration
• 48th Batch of Graduates complete Skills Training at FILODEP Singapore
• Rambak Cordillera Singapore gathers for 4th Foundation Day
• Barker Road Methodist Church celebrates 32nd Anniversary of Filipino Ministry
• SG50 Diplomatic Charity Bazaar 2015
• Philippine Ambassador participates in The Straits Times Run 2015 at the Singapore Sports Hub
• Filipino youth is proud Recipient of award from Singapore Red Cross
• Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI)
• De La Salle University Lipa Students visit Singapore
• “Fiesta ng Bayan” 2015 held in Singapore
• Rodel Tapaya’s “Diamond in the Distance” unveiled at ARNDT Fine Art Singapore
• Batangas Varsitarians International Singapore Chapter celebrates 14th anniversary
• Officials of UAP pay Courtesy Call at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador to Singapore meets former UN Secretary General at Midas Touch Asia 2015 in Singapore
• Puerto Princesa City Holds Travel Fair in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador joins Talk on the Forthcoming Singapore General Election
• Asian Civilisations Museum expresses interest to collaborate with PHL Embassy
• PHL Fourth Graders Won Gold Awards at the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge 2015
• Judicial Governance Programme 2015 (27-31 July 2015) Concludes in Singapore
• New Members of Philippine Embassy Singapore introduced at Filcom Meeting
• Lecture on the South China Sea Dispute held at the Institute of South Asian Studies Singapore
• Philippine Embassy Singapore Steps up Efforts to draw in more OAV Registrants
• Philippine Embassy joins 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Hong Kong Economic Trade Office (HKETO) Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador shares insights on Overseas Filipino workers in Singapore with CBN Asia
• SGIFF officials discuss preparations for the 2015 Singapore International Film Festival with Philippine Embassy Singapore
• Office of the PHL Defense and Armed Forces Attaché Singapore Receives Top Honours for Administration
• Post-arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) conducted for newly-arrived Filipino HSWs in Singapore
• PHL Travellers Masonic Club Singapore Inducts New Set of Officers
• Philippines and Singapore Conclude 3rd Round of Informal Consultations
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 2015 National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NPDR) Week
• Philippine Embassy supported the 6th edition of the Art Apart Fair at ParkRoyal on Pickering
• Singapore PE Participates in the Teck Ghee International Cultural Day 2015
• Megaworld and AyalaLand attends first Re/Max Asia Pacific Convention
• ASKI Global Marks 5th Year Presence in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador Joins SG50 Thanksgiving Mass in Singapore
• Legion of Mary of the St. Ignatius Church in Singapore Holds Its 25th Anniversary Celebration
• Philippine Food Fiesta at the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy Hotel
• Another Huge Success for Filipino Dragons Singapore in “Isang Bangkang Malaya 2015”
• Philippine Contingent Ends Campaign at the 28th SEA Games
• Observance of the 117th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence in Singapore
• Solo Art Exhibit by Jayson Cortez at One East Asia’s new ARTSpace in Singapore
• Mga programa sa Paggunita ng ika-117 na Anibersaryo ng Kasarinlan ng Pilipinas
• Panawagan sa mga Pilipino sa Singapore
• Philippines’ Global FC Advances to the Quarter Finals at the RHB Singapore Cup 2015
• Kabataang Silay Rondalla Ensemble and Marsiling Chinese Orchestra Share the Stage in “Love Across the Ocean II” in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Honours the late Ambassador Domingo Lucenario Jr.
• Seminar on Relationship Counselling for Filipino Community Members
• Inter-Religious Organization (IRO) Day Reception in Singapore
• Philippine Tourism Promotion Board conducts sales mission to Singapore
• 5th Asian Filipino Bowlers Friendship Games Concludes in Singapore
• Team PHL Gilas Cadets wins crown at the 11th Southeast Asia Basketball Championships
• PHL Labor Day Celebration 2015 held in Singapore
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Hosts Get-Together Event
• Pinoy Shuttlers Singapore opens 3rd Major Badminton Tournament
• Canadian Teachers’ Pension Fund interested in investing in the Philippines
• 28th SEA Games Make-A-NILA Programme entries Showcased at Raffles City, 18 April-03 May 2015
• Induction/Oath Taking Ceremony for the new IECEP Singapore Chapter Officers
• “DISRUPT. Filipino Women: Out, Loud, Leading Without a Doubt”
• 2015 Singapore Top SME Achiever Awards Night and Gala Dinner
• Philippine Ambassador briefs APEC Secretariat on the state of the Philippine economy
• Breakfast Book Launch of “The Singapore 1000 & Singapore SME 1000 SG50 Tribute” Edition
• Former President Fidel V. Ramos transits in Singapore
• Supreme Court Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno in Singapore for High-level Expert Meeting on Corruption
• Launching of Financial Education Campaign for ASEAN Migrants in Singapore
• Philippine Ambassador brought down the house with own Rendition of ‘My Way’
• Opening of Art Exhibition, “Becoming”, at Calle Real Singapore
• DepEd Secretary Armin Luistro is Guest of Honor at the 50th SEAMEO RELC International Conference 2015
• Embassy Personnel Undergo Training on Frontline Services Delivery
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore warns Filipinos from unlawful possession of arms or ammunition
• BLEPT Exam Announcement
• 28th Southeast Asian Games Officials call on the CDA
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the 29th Anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution
• Philippine Embassy in Singapore toss up for good health and prosperity with the traditional Yu Sheng or ‘Lo Hei’
• Ambassador-designate of Thailand to Singapore pays courtesy call on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
• Philippine Ambassador receives Ambassador-designate of Singapore to the Philippines
• AyalaLand International Property Specialists call on the PH Ambassador
• Philippine Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice comes to Singapore to speak on the South China Sea Dispute
• Inclusive Development & Migration Forum
• High Level Business Mission to Singapore held recently
• Philippine Embassy Singapore Holds First Filipino Community Leaders Meeting for 2015
• Singapore Minister for Manpower warmly receives officials of the Philippine Embassy
• Philippine Trainees at Nanyang Technological University Visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
• New Management Committee of Pinoy Sports and Recreation Club (Singapore)
• Philippine Artists Featured in Singapore Art Week 2015
• Philippine Embassy Singapore Joins Launching of Latest Book by former President S R Nathan
• Additional information for Special Professional Licensure Board Examinations (SPLBE) for Teachers in Singapore
• Mount Calvary Baptist Church Filipino Ministry Singapore to Hold its First Anniversary Celebration
• Official Media Launch of Chingay 2015 in Singapore
• Senator Juan Edgardo Angara Visits Philippine Official Residence in Singapore
• “Love Marie” Art Exhibit Opens at Chan Hampe Gallery in Singapore
• Announcement for Special Professional Licensure Board Examinations (SPLBE) for Teachers in Singapore
• Philippine Airlines advisory for the 2015 Papal Visit to the Philippines
• Multi-awarded Filipino artist pays courtesy call on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
• Wreath-laying Ceremony at the Rizal Marker in Singapore

Passport FAQs

QUESTIONS ABOUT PASSPORTING

• 1. When should I renew my passport?
• 2. How do I make an appointment for passport renewal?
• 3. Can I travel if my passport is less than 6 months valid?
• 4. What if I do not have an email address?
• 5. How do I request to expedite my new passport for immediate collection?
• 6. How can I request an earlier date for passport appointment?
• 7. Can I still renew my expired passport?
• 8. How do I collect my new passport?
• 9. What if my passport is nearing expiry (less than 6 months valid) and I am permanently returning to the Philippines?
• 10. I lost my passport and I am returning to the Philippines
• 11. How to apply for replacement of lost passport?
• 12. How to apply for passport for Newborn infant born in Singapore?
• 13. How to change passport name from maiden name to married surname?
• 14. For newly-married women who opt to retain their maiden name, how to change the civil status from single to married?
• 15. Who should accompany a minor during their passport appointment?

When to renew your passport

International travel and immigration authorities require that a passport bears a validity of least 6 months to allow entry into their territory. In Singapore, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) requires at least 2 years’ passport validity for work pass renewal.

The Embassy of the Philippines in Singapore recommends that you apply for a new passport about one (1) year before your passport’s expiration date. For considerations such as pass renewal, the depletion of visa or stamping pages of the passport, an application for travel or immigration visa with another country, or for other meritorious needs, the Embassy will allow application for a new passport a year or more before the current passport’s expiration.

Passport Renewal at the Philippine Embassy  is strictly by  appointment only . 

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Making the passport appointment

The Embassy enforces an appointment system for the processing of passport applications. Passport renewal appointments can be booked through the Department of Foreign Affairs’ Global Online Appointment System (GOAS) through www.passport.gov.ph

The online system requires your email address, to which the system will send an electronic notice of your appointment date and time (the “confirmation notice” of your appointment). A yahoo or gmail e-mail address is highly recommended.

Can I travel abroad even if my passport is less than 6 months valid?

No. Many foreign governments, including Singapore, require visitors to carry passports with at least six months validity beyond their planned stay, and you may be refused entry if you do not comply. Your passport must be at least six-months valid for you to be able to travel abroad .

However, Filipinos who are currently abroad may travel back to the Philippines even if their passport are less than 6-months valid.

You do not have an email address

If you do not have your own email address or are unable to create your own, you may use another person’s email address to receive the appointment confirmation message and other notices from the Embassy. However, you must indicate your own name and personal details when booking an online appointment.

Expediting the availability of a new passport

The production of a passport is done in the Philippines. The Embassy has no control over the production of a passport or its shipment to Singapore. Hence, the Embassy cannot offer to assist in the expedited production or delivery of a passport. The Embassy can only advise on the  expected availability of a new passport for collection, which is four (4) to eight (8) weeks from the passport application date. The Embassy is not liable for delays due to unforeseen circumstances.

Requesting for an earlier date of passport application

The demand for a passport appointment exceeds the Embassy’s daily processing capacity (180-200 applications a day) and appointment slots have been booked weeks and up to 2 weeks in advance. Applicants are advised to book an appointment in the system for the earliest available date, but if there is an urgent need to make the passport renewal at an earlier date, the applicant can request to move the appointment date. The request can be made to the Passport Unit with an email titled “Urgent Need for a Passport” to [email protected] .

The email must include the attached scanned images of the current Philippine passport and the Singapore IC showing the expiration date, the Embassy’s confirmation message for the previous passport appointment, and other documentary proof of the need for an urgent appointment. Applicants may also be asked to provide additional documentary requirements to support their request.

The applicant should propose the date and time for the earlier appointment and state the reason for the request. The Passport Section will provide a viable date and time for the rescheduled appointment.

Expired passport for renewal or travel

Holders of an expired Philippine passport must apply for a new passport. They must follow the regular procedure for applying for a new passport , beginning with making an online passport appointment.

If the holder of an expired passport needs to travel to the Philippines, a request for advice can be made to the Passport Unit with an email titled “Expired passport, need to travel to PH” to [email protected] . The Embassy will issue a Travel Document to the applicant, which is only valid for one-way travel to the Philippines.

Collecting your new passport

If you have done your passport appointment, you can check the availability of your new passport by consulting the “EPASSPORTS READY FOR COLLECTION” checker of the Embassy’s website. Type your surname on the box provided, search results will be listed on the table at the lower portion of the app.  To book an appointment for passport collection, please visit this link:  https://tinyurl.com/passport-collection.  For other passport collection concerns, you may email our consular officers at [email protected] .

Claiming your new passport at the Embassy will require the following:

• The confirmation email of your appointment for collection
• The blue Consular Collection Slip issued at the passport appointment
• The current Philippine passport (to be canceled and returned to the passport owner)
• If the new passport will be claimed by a proxy, original signed authorization letter, and ID with a signature from the passport owner. If the original signed letter is not presented, the new passport will NOT be released to the proxy.

The new passport can be claimed on a date later than the indicated availability date.

However, passports that are not claimed one year after delivery to the Embassy are canceled and destroyed, which is a requirement of Philippine Passport law.

Passport nearing expiration and permanently returning to the Philippines

If the passport is nearing expiration (less than six months validity) and the passport holder will soon return to the Philippines for good, there is no need to apply for a new passport or to extend the validity of the passport.

Filipinos making one-way travel to the Philippines and whose passport is nearing expiry are allowed to purchase a direct airline trip to the Philippines and to enter the Philippines.

Lost Passport and returning to the Philippines

Filipinos who have lost their passport and need to travel immediately to the Philippines can apply for a Travel Document at the Embassy. The Travel Document issued by the Embassy can be used only for direct one-way travel to the Philippines and not for travel to any other country. Filipino tourists in Singapore who have lost their passport may contact the Embassy.

Lost passport and replacement

Refer to the Embassy website’s information on the documentary requirements of the replacement of Lost Passport   or Mutilated Passport .

Passport of a newly-born infant in Singapore

The Filipino parent(s) of an infant born in Singapore should apply for two consular services on behalf of the infant: 1) the Report of Birth (registering the birth of a Filipino child born outside of the Philippines) and 2) the passport application (Singapore’s ICA will require that the Filipino infant has a Philippine passport at the soonest possible time). The passport application of the child requires making the Report of Birth. These two consular services can be done at the same time.

The request for an appointment for these services can be made to the Passport Section with an email titled “Report of Birth and First Time Application of a child” to [email protected] .

Refer to the Embassy website’s information on the documentary requirements of the Report of Birth .

Refer to the Embassy website’s information on the documentary requirements of a passport application of Infants born in Singapore .

Passport of a married woman who wishes to adopt the husband’s surname

Refer to the Embassy website’s information on Amendment of Passport Details .

A parent must accompany a minor during the passport application

A minor (i.e. any person less than 18 years of age) coming to the Embassy for passport appointment must be accompanied by a parent of the said minor. The minor’s passport will not be processed if neither parent accompanies the child. Queries on this matter may be referred to [email protected] .

EMBASSY OF THE PHILIPPINES IN SINGAPORE

+65 6737 3977 20 Nassim Road Singapore 258395 [email protected] Temp Office: Level 16 TripleOne Somerset Bldg Singapore 238164

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