Japan does not only have the most powerful passport as per the Henley Passport Index but having a valid Japan Visa can also make you enter 4 additional countries. No more going through the hassle of applying visas, you can let the immigration officers see your Japan Visa, and you are good to go. Here are the 4 countries Filipinos can visit with Valid Japan Visa.
The Japan Visa may not has as many perks as the US Visa or Schengen Visa, as you can about 30 countries and territories with those, but it’s better than nothing! Please also note that you will mostly need a multiple-entry Japan Tourist Visa, as the single entry is only valid for a few months and for a specific time. The multiple-entry, however, may last up to 5 years.
Not everyone can get a multiple-entry Japan Tourist Visa. You’ll either have been to Japan and is financially capable, traveled several times to a G7 Country (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, UK, and the US), have enough money or is an immediate family member of someone with high financial capacity. One different requirement is also an Explanation Letter. I got my multiple entry visa in Serbia as there was no Embassy in Montenegro.
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The Americas
1. Mexico
Location: Central America
Requirements: Valid Japan Visa
Days: 180 days
Save: PHP 1,864 for Mexico Tourist Visa Fee
Check out Mexico, the place where the wonder of the world, Chichen Itza is located at. You could also feel like Coco and sing “Remember Me” or join the festivities of the Day of the Dead.
Going to Mexico Tips:
- With direct flights from Narita, Japan
- Cheaper flights from US or Canada
- If you don’t have a valid US or Canadian Visa, then it’s better to fly from Japan
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2. Panama
Location: Central AmericaRequirements: Valid Japan Visa, valid for at least 6 months from your arrival
Days: 180 days
Save: USD 60 (PHP 3,000) for the Panama Tourist Visa Fee
Check out the grand canals and the gorgeous beaches of this country. It’s an extraordinary place for both of us, as Jonathan proposed in Panama.
Going to Panama Tips:
- No direct flights from the Philippines nor from Japan
- Cheaper flights from US
- If you don’t have a valid US or Canadian Visa, then it’s better to fly from Mexico or Turkey
- Use your Japan visa to its fullest – from Mexico, off you go to Panama
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Asia
3. Georgia
Location: Asia
Requirements: Valid Japan Visa
Days: 90 days
Save: USD 20 + bank charge as you can skip getting a Georgia Evisa and use your Japan visa instead!
With breathtaking views, historical buildings, old and gorgeous monasteries and churches, you would love that vibe of Georgia.
Going to Georgia Tips:
- No direct flights from the Philippines nor from Japan
- You can use this route: Philippines to Instanbul, Turkey to Georgia
- If you want to travel more, then you could also try visiting Yerevan, Armenia, as there are flights from there and Filipinos, can quickly get an Armenia e-visa, too
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Europe
4. Montenegro
Location: Balkans, Europe
Requirements: Valid Japan Visa
Maximum Stay: 30 days
Save: EURO 124 + delivery charges for a Montenegro Tourist Visa
Visit us at our #TheStoneHowes in Herceg Novi, Montenegro. You won’t need to apply to the Embassy outside of the country (as there is none in the Philippines), but you could use your Japan Visa. We could enjoy hiking, eating seafood and veggies from our garden, and check out the beaches and the bays. Don’t be shy and message me when you are here!
Going to Montenegro Tips:
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If you add everything up – you could save about PHP 12,000 and enter 4 additional countries. Oh! We are so lucky Filipinos can enter 4 countries with a Valid Japan Visa. No need to gather documents, pay fees, submit them, and be nervous about the result. If you don’t have one yet, here’s a guide on How to get a Multiple-Entry Japan Visa for Filipinos. You’ll need a letter of explanation, and you could add these to your reasons too! Good luck, and may your dreams come true! See you soon!
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