Travelling to Phillipines before valid on date in Schengen visa [closed]
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Can anyone please advice whether I may be permitted to enter Phillipines before the Valid on date stamped in my Schengen visa and obtain a visa on arrival in Philippines?
i.e., my Schengen visa validity is from 13 May 2018 till 05 June 2018. Can I go to Phillipines on the 7th May 2018?
Thanks in advance.
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asked May 5 at 6:51
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Can anyone please advice whether I may be permitted to enter Phillipines before the Valid on date stamped in my Schengen visa and obtain a visa on arrival in Philippines?
i.e., my Schengen visa validity is from 13 May 2018 till 05 June 2018. Can I go to Phillipines on the 7th May 2018?
Thanks in advance.
visas
asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Jul 7 at 4:05
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The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
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@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05
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Can anyone please advice whether I may be permitted to enter Phillipines before the Valid on date stamped in my Schengen visa and obtain a visa on arrival in Philippines?
i.e., my Schengen visa validity is from 13 May 2018 till 05 June 2018. Can I go to Phillipines on the 7th May 2018?
Thanks in advance.
visas
asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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Can anyone please advice whether I may be permitted to enter Phillipines before the Valid on date stamped in my Schengen visa and obtain a visa on arrival in Philippines?
i.e., my Schengen visa validity is from 13 May 2018 till 05 June 2018. Can I go to Phillipines on the 7th May 2018?
Thanks in advance.
visas
asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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asked May 5 at 6:51
Lokesh
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Jul 7 at 4:05
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The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
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@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05
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The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
1
@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05
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The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
1
1
@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05
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The Philippines are not part of Schengen, why do you think the validity of your Schengen visa affects travel to the Philippines?
– Henrik
May 5 at 8:57
@henrik Indian (and possibly others) holding certain third-country visas including Schengen visas can enter the Philippines visa free for fourteen days. I'd guess this is the relevance.
– user77213
May 5 at 9:06
@InsanityRules: Okay, but then the OP should have remember to state his nationality.
– Henrik
May 5 at 9:40
1
@Lokesh What is your nationality? When do you plan to leave the Philippines and are you going from the Philippines to your Schengen destination or returning to your country of origin first?
– Traveller
May 5 at 10:01
OP has not returned to clarify comments/questions. Putting on hold for now.
– Mark Mayo♦
Jul 7 at 4:05