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There are two ways on How To Apply For An Australian Visitor Visa With Your Philippines Passport as stated on this article: 1) Online; or 2) Personal application at VFS Global. So to answer your question, yes you can easily get your visa by doing it online than by doing the personal application. You need to prepare the ff.:REQUIRED DOCUMENTS1) Info page of your passport together with all stamps and visas. Include the info page and stamps on your old passport too;2) NSO Birth Certificate/Marriage Certificate;3) Passport size ID photo (35x45mm) which complies with the photo specifications;5) Asset/s, if applicable like land/condominium title, land title, car registration certificate, or any investments that you have; and6) Your travel documents and cover letter (optional).SUPPORTING DOCUMENTSThese are the documents that you may submit to prove your status and your ties in the Philippines for higher chances of approval1) For students- Latest school records like transcripts and enrollment certificate.2) For employees- Employment certificate from your employer, leave of absence, pay slips, and Income Tax Return.3) For entrepreneurs and digital nomads- Business registration certificate as well as your income tax return.4) If you’re not paying for your trip- Pertinent financial and identification documents of your sponsor.Check out this article for complete details and step-by-step guide: How To Apply For An Australian Visitor Visa With Your Philippines Passport

Complete List of UK Passport Visa Free Countries to Visit 2019PComplete List of UK Passport Visa Free Countries to Visit 2019This blog post contains affiliate links and ads. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. The words and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author. Read more info on our Disclosure policy.Everything Zany Where East Meets West Showing The Best of Both WorldsPlay VideoGetting my UK citizenship and becoming a British passport holder are some of the highlights of my life here in the UK. Being a British citizen for half-a-decade now, it did open a lot of options and flexibility for me to travel the majority of the countries in the world.The British passport is arguably one of the strongest passports in the whole world.How strong, you ask? Strong enough to access 185 countries without the need of a visa prior to the trip.Read More: How To Easily Apply For UK Citizenship and British PassportAccording to the Henley Passport Index that published its 2019 report recently, United Kingdom ranks 6th in the most powerful passports out there, sharing the ranking with other countries such as the United States, Switzerland and Norway. (Japan takes the top spot, with 190 countries in the bag.) This is definitely good news (to me! and) to the whole British community who are undeniably fond of travelling across continents.Complete List of UK Passport Visa Free Countries to Visit 2019 Contents [show]Let’s be honest here: visas are a pain in our passports most times. The documents, the struggles, the hassles… The anticipation, the rejection, the money involved… If we had it our way, we might have done away with this requirement. However, for security purposes, many countries impose the need to obtain visas in order to control who travels in and out of their territories. It is a necessary piece of requirement that, at the end of the day, only aims for the good of the community.So, when and how does a passport become stronger than another? It has a lot to do with the political and economic standing of the country.Governments have treaties and agreements between themselves which allow each country’s passport-holding citizens to travel with much ease across each other’s territories. Essentially, other countries will be willing to grant entry to these strong passport holders with the hopes that, because they belong to a flourishing and/or influential country, they will contribute to the stimulation of the destination’s economy, be it in business or through tourism.Enough with the serious talks, though – just be glad you’re holding a strong one right there! Check the maps I have included in this post. I have colour coded them according to the following:Visa Free – TealE-Visa – Golden YellowVisa-On- Arrival – Light PurpleEuropean Union State Members – Dark PurpleUnited Kingdom – RedComprehensive list of visa free countries for British passport holders by continents and regions:EUROPEDue to the Free Movement agreement under the European Union, all British nationals are free to visit or live within the EU countries (at least until the Brexit will happen). The non- EU countries in Europe also welcomes British citizens to visit their country.I travel around Europe, using my British passport with no hassle at all. I have listed here all the European countries and the visa-free requirements and conditions for UK citizens.Austria – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredBelgium – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredBulgaria – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredCroatia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredCyprus – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredCzechia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredDenmark – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredEstonia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredFinland – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredFrance – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredGermany – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredGreece – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not required​Hungary – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredIreland – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredItaly – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredLatvia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredLithuania – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredLuxembourg – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredMalta – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredNetherlands – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredPoland – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredPortugal – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredRomania – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredSlovakia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredSlovenia – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredSpain – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredSweden – (EU Member) Free Movement apply – Visa not requiredNote: Once the Brexit arrangement has been finalised, there might be a special e-visa required for the British citizens to travel within the EU countries.Albania – 90 daysAndorra – No visa requiredBelarus – Visa not required for 30 days visit. Must arrive and leave via Minsk International Airport. You need to provide sufficient medical insurance cover up to €10,000 and pocket money of €25 per day. This can be in the form of cash, cheque or card. If a British citizen enter Belarus other than Minsk International Airport, a visa is required.Bosnia Herzogovinia– Visa not required for 90 days visit within any 6-month period.Faroe Island – Visa Free. Freedom of Movement agreement.Iceland – Visa not required. Freedom of movement agreement.Kosovo – Visa free for 90 days.Liechtenstein – Visa not required. Freedom of movement agreement.Moldova – Visa not required. 90 days within any 180 day periodMonaco – Visa not required.Montenegro – Visa free for 90 days visit.North Macedonia – Visa free for 3 months.Norway – Visa not required. Freedom of movement agreement.Russia – Visa required. However, 72-hours visa free visit when entering by cruise ship or regular ferry via port of St. Petersburg, provided that a passenger spends the night on-board or in accommodation specifically approved by the travel agency.San Marino – Visa not required.Serbia – Visa free for 90 days visit.Switzerland – Visa not required. Freedom of movementUkraine – Visa not required. 90 days within any 180 day periodASIA​​Occupying around 30% of the world’s land mass, undeniably that Asia is considered as the largest continent. Using the British passport when travelling around Asia, some countries would require a visa, e-visa or sometimes a special permit.As a dual citizen, I have the privilege to visit these Asian countries also on visa free or wouldn’t require any permit or a cheaper visa free. You can find How To Travel With Two Different Passports As A Dual Citizen and my DIY Travel Itinerary to Indochina (Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia)Here are the list of the countries in Asia and their visa-free stay duration for British tourists:Armenia – Visa not required 180 days.Azerbaijan – eVisa required. 30 days visit and single entry only.Bahrain – eVisa / Visa on arrival. From 24 hours up to 3 months visas can be issued on arrival for a stay up to 3 months. Depending on the British travellers need. eVisa issued for 14 days, extendable once.Bangladesh – Visa on arrival for 30 days for tourism purposes. Visa on arrival available at Dhaka International Airport.Brunei – Visa not required for 90 days visit.Cambodia – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 30 days visit. Make sure to have a passport photo at hand and money for your visa fees. Last time I travelled to Cambodia it was $90USD. You can also get an E-visa before you travel.China – Visa required. However, 72-hour visit without a visa when in transit at Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Guangzhou, Guilin, Harbin, Kunming, Qingdao, Wuhan, Xi’an and Xiamen. 144-hours visit without a visa when in transit through Beijing Capital International Airport, Dalian, Hangzhou, Shijiazhuang Zhengding International Airport in Hebei, Nanjing, Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport and Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Shanghai Railway Station and the Port of Shanghai); Shenyang and Tianjin Binhai International Airport Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan do count as third countries under the 72 and 144-hours visa-free visit transit policy. Visiting visas issued to British citizens are generally valid for 2 years.Georgia – Visa not required for 1 year visit.India – e-Visa for 1 year tourism purposes. E-Visa holders must arrive via 26 designated airports or 3 designated seaports. You must have a “full British passport” and will meet the criteria. An Indian e-Tourist Visa can only be obtained twice in one calendar year.Indonesia – Visa not required for 30 days visit.Israel – Visa not required for 3 months visit.Japan – Visa not required for 90 days.Jordan – Free visa on arrival. You have to remember to pay the exit tax when crossing borders except for the airports. If you wish to visit Israel and Palestine occupied territories better to secure a multiple entry visa.Kazakhstan – Visa not required 30 days visit.Kuwait – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 3 months visit.Kyrgyzstan – Visa not required for 60 days visit.Laos – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 30 days visit.Lebanon – Visa on arrival for 1 month visit.Malaysia – Visa not required for 3 months visit.Maldives – Free visa on arrival for 30 days visit.Myanmar (formerly Burma) – eVisa for 28 days visit. eVisa holders must arrive via Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw or Mandalay airports or via land border crossings with Thailand — Tachileik, Myawaddy and Kawthaung or India — Rih Khaw Dar and Tamu. eVisa available for both tourism (allowed stay is 28 days) or business purposes (allowed stay is 70 days).Nepal – Visa on arrival for 90 days visit.Oman – eVisa for 30 days visit.Palestine – Visa not required. Arrival by sea to Gaza Strip not allowed.Philippines – Visa not required for 30 days visit.Qatar – Visa not required for 30 days visit.Russia – Visa required. However, 72-hours visa free visit when entering by regular ferry via port of St. Petersburg, provided that a passenger spends the night on-board or in accommodation specifically approved by the travel agency.Singapore – Visa not required for 90 days visit.South Korea – Visa not required for 90 days visit.Sri Lanka – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 30 days visit.Taiwan – Visa not required for 90 days visit.Tajikistan – eVisa for 45 days visit.Thailand – Visa not required for 30 days. If not arriving by air, British citizens are only permitted two visits per year.Timor-Leste – Visa on arrival for 30 days visit. Visa on arrival is only available at the Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport or at the Dili Sea Port.Turkey – eVisa for 3 months visit. Read more info about Turkish Visa here.United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Free visa on arrival for 30 days visit. Issued free of charge.Uzbekistan – Visa not required for 30 days visit.Vietnam – Visa not required for 15 days visit. A single entry eVisa valid for 30 days is also available. Visa exemption extended until June 2021.Read More: Vietnam Visa Scam: A Visa Experience using my British PassportAFRICAThe Motherland! Africa is definitely in close to British’s heart with endless charitable community projects from the British Royal Family and other UK organisations.The desire for an adventure won’t skip the British travellers venture on the wild safaris of Africa, rugged wildlife and nature. Moreover, immerse themselves to the rich tribal community.Here are the list of visa-free countries in Africa for British citizens:Benin – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 30 days. Must have an international vaccination certificate.Botswana – Visa free for 90 days.Cape Verde – Visa not required 30 days. Online registration is needed prior to the arrival.Comoros – Visa on arrival for 30 days visit.Cote d’Ivoire – eVisa 3 monthsEgypt – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 30 daysEswatini (formerly Swaziland) – Visa free for 30 daysEthiopia – eVisa / Visa on arrival for 90 days visit. Visa on arrival is obtainable only at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport. EVisa holders must arrive via Addis Ababa Bole International Airport only.Gambia – 28 Days Visa freeKenya – Visa Free for 3 months.Lesotho – Visa on Arrival.Madagascar – eVisa / Visa on arrival max of 90 daysMauritania – Visa on arrival. Available at Nouakchott–Oumtounsy International Airport.Mauritius – Visa free for 60 days.Morocco – Visa Free for 90 days.Mozambique – Visa on arrival for 30 days, only valid if the point of origin doesn’t have any Mozambique embassy. Otherwise, securing visa prior to your travel is strongly encouraged.Namibia – Visa free for 90 days.Sao Tome and Principe – Visa free for 15 days.Senegal – Visa free for 90 days.Seychelles – Visa free for 90 days.South Africa – Visa free for 90 days.Tanzania – eVisa / Visa on arrival 3 months visit.Togo – Visa on arrival for 7 days visit.Tunisia – Visa Free for 3 months.Uganda – eVisa required. The East Africa Tourist Visa issued by Kenya or Rwanda is also valid.Zambia – 90 Days visa on arrival.Zimbabwe – Visa on arrival for 30 days.OCEANIA​The land down under! Once a part of the British Empire during the reign of Queen Victoria. Australia and Oceania region has been one of the top list of countries where British migrates to.Here are the list of the visa free countries for the UK citizens within the Oceania region:Australia – eVisitor visa for 90 days visit.Fiji – Visa free for 4 months visit.French Polynesia – Visa Free.Kiribati – Visa Free for 30 days.Marshall Islands – Visa on Arrival for 30 days.Micronesia – Visa free up to 30 days visit.New Caledonia – Visa freeNew Zealand – Visa free for 6 months.Palau – Visa free for 30 days visit.Papua New Guinea – Visa on arrival.Samoa – Visa free for 60 days visit.Solomon Islands – Visa free for 3 months visit.Tonga – Visa free for 30 days visit.Tuvalu – Visa free for 1 month visit.Vanuatu – Visa free for 1 month visit.NORTH AMERICAOccupying around 16% of the land mass of the world is the North America.Some countries in this region used to be a part of the British empire and still part of the British Commonwealth. From the sunny beaches of the Caribbean, the rocky freezing mountains of Canada and up to the happiest place on Earth in the USA, this region is one of the most visited places of the British tourists.Here are the list of visa-free countries in North America for the British citizens:Canada – Visa Free for 6 months. Electronic Travel Authorisation is required if arriving by air.United States of America (USA) – Visa Waiver Program. ESTA required if arriving by air or cruise ship, which is valid for 2 years. Read here on the Complete Guide on Applying for ESTA to Travel to the USA with No VisaGreenland (Denmark) – Visa Free.CENTRAL AMERICABelize – Visa free for 30 days.Costa Rica – Visa free for 90 days visit.El Salvador – Visa free for 90 days visit.Guatemala – Visa free for 90 days visit.Honduras – Visa free for 30 days visit.Mexico – Visa free for 180 days visit.Nicaragua – Visa free for 3 months visit.Panama – Visa free if arriving by air and land. Visa required if arriving by sea except cruise lines.THE CARIBBEANAntigua and Barbuda – 6 months Visa Free visit.Bahamas – 21 days visa free visit.Barbados – Visa free.Dominica – Visa free.Dominican Republic – 30 Days Visa free.Grenada – Visa free.Haiti – 90 Days visa free.Jamaica – 90 Days Visa free.Saint Kitts and Nevis – Visa free.Report this adSaint Lucia – Visa free.Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Visa free.Trinidad and Tobago – 90 Days Visa free.Anguilla (UK) – Visa free.Aruba (Netherlands) – Visa free for 3 months.Bermuda (UK) – Visa free for 90 days visit.Bonaire (Netherlands) – 3 months visa freeBritish Virgin Islands (UK) – 1 month visa free.Cayman Islands (UK) – Visa free.Curacao (Netherlands) – 90 days visa freeReport this adGuadeloupe (France) – Visa free.Martinique (France) – Visa free.Montserrat (UK) – Visa free.Puerto Rico (USA) – ESTA Required. Visa not required under the Visa Waiver Program, for 90 days on arrival from overseas for 2 years.Saba (Netherlands) – 3 months visa free.Saint Barthelemy (France) -Visa free.Saint Martin (France) – Visa free.Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France) – Visa free.Report this adSint Eustatius (Netherlands) – 3 months visa free.Sint Maarten (Netherlands) – 3 months visa free.Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) – 90 days visa free.US Virgin Islands (USA) – ESTA Required. Visa Waiver Program for 90 days visit.SOUTH AMERICA12% of the world’s land mass is the South American region. From the glorious ancient ruins of Machu Pichu up to the dense jungle of Amazon rainforest, this continent surely offers a great adventure and road trip for the British tourists.Here are the list of the visa-free countries in South America for British passport holders:Argentina – 90 Days Visa free.Bolivia – 30 days Visa free.Brazil – 90 days visa free.Report this adChile – 90 Days visa free.Colombia – 90 days visa free.Ecuador – 90 days visa free.Guyana – 30 days visa free.Paraguay – 90 days visa free.Peru – 183 days visa free.Suriname – eVisa / Tourist card on arrival for 90 days visit.Report this adUruguay – 90 days visa free.Venezuela – 90 Days visa free is arriving by air. Land and sea arrival visa is required prior to your travel.Falkland Islands (UK) – Visa free.French Guiana (France) – Visa free.Report this adThat is the complete and comprehensive list of countries that a British passport holder can visit either on visa free, e-visa or visa on arrival. Always make sure to check the travel advisory before planning for your travel. You can find an updated Foreign Travel Advise from the Home Office here.Have you travel to any of these countries?Share with us your travel experience using your UK Passport.RATE:ABOUT THE AUTHORRyazan TristramRyazan has a Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism and Hotel Management. She also has more than 10 years of work experience gained from working in the hotel and travel sectors in Asia and Europe. Her work has been featured and published on Huffington Post, Reader's Digest, Discovery Channel, World Travel Guide, MSN, CNBC, GMA , Lonely Planet and many more. She is currently living in the UK as a dual citizen (British - Filipina). 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