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Philippines Visa for Algeria Citizens 2026

Visa Required

Algerian citizens need a visa to enter the Philippines — apply for a 9(a) temporary visitor visa at the Philippine Embassy; fee around USD 30 for a single-entry visa, processing 5-7 business days.

Guide last updated September 12, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended stay
  • Accomplished visa application form from the Philippine Embassy
  • Two recent 2x2 inch passport photos, white background
  • Confirmed round-trip air ticket
  • Proof of hotel booking or a sponsor's invitation letter with proof of relationship
  • Bank statements or a certificate of employment showing financial capacity
  • Travel/health insurance is recommended but not always mandatory
  • Biometrics captured on arrival at Philippine immigration for stays requiring registration

Visa types

  • 9(a) Temporary Visitor Visa (single entry): valid 3 months, max stay 59 days, fee approx USD 30
  • 9(a) Multiple Entry Visa: valid up to 6 months or 1 year, fee approx USD 60-120 depending on validity
  • 9(g) Pre-arranged Employment Visa: for work, requires an approved Alien Employment Permit

How to apply

  • Submit the application at the Philippine Embassy or through immigration.gov.ph guidance, since VFS is not used for Philippine visas in this region
  • Book an appointment where required
  • Submit the form and documents in person
  • Pay the visa fee at the embassy cashier
  • Passport is typically returned with the visa sticker within a week

Fees & processing time

  • Single-entry visa fee: approx USD 30 (PHP equivalent varies with exchange rate)
  • Multiple-entry visa fee: approx USD 60-120 depending on validity chosen
  • Total cost including courier or express handling: USD 30-140
  • Standard processing: 5-7 business days
  • Express same-day processing may be available for an additional fee at select embassies

Tips for Algeria travelers

  • Apply 2-4 weeks before travel to allow for embassy processing
  • Common rejection reasons: unclear travel purpose, insufficient financial proof, incomplete sponsor documentation
  • Bring both original and photocopies of all supporting documents to the appointment
  • Extensions are handled by the Philippine Bureau of Immigration and can extend stay up to 36 months cumulatively
  • Confirm current requirements directly with dfa.gov.ph before applying, as embassy-specific rules can vary

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

This guide is for information only. Visa policies change without notice. Travel Visa Stack is not an immigration authority. Always verify with official government or embassy sources before making travel plans.