Manila eases visa rules for India’s frequent flyers

The India business community in Manila lauded the action of Immigration Commissioner Ricardo David Jr. to allow Indian nationals to enter the Philippines visa-free so long as they are holders of a valid visa issued by either of the following: US, Canada, Japan, Australia, Singapore, the UK or the European Union.
Immigration officials said the new development will speed up the processing of Indian nationals who are regular travelers to the Philippines.
Indian nationals may now enter the country without a visa and stay here for 14 days, which may be extended for an additional seven days, but only via the three terminals of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, David said.
26/06/12 Manila Standard Today

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Categories: Foreign Jun 2012