Can Philippines Citizens Visit Barbados?
Visa Free90 daysVerified March 2026
Philippine passport holders do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days in Barbados.
Return/onward ticket required unless passport shows Barbados as place of birth
Minors under 18 have specific documentation requirements
Philippine nationals must register at https://etravel.gov.ph within 72 hours before departure from Philippines
Complete Immigration/Customs Form online before departure
Passport
Travel documents must be valid for the duration of stay.
Visa
Nationals of Philippines do not need a visa for a maximum of 90 days.
Financial
Visitors must have a return/onward ticket, unless their travel document states Barbados as their place of birth.
Other Requirements
Passengers can complete an "Immigration/Customs Form" before departure at https://travelform.gov.bb/ .
Nationals of the Philippines and airline crew departing the Philippines must register at https://etravel.gov.ph at most 72 hours before departure.
Nationals of the Philippines and airline crew departing the Philippines must register at https://etravel.gov.ph at most 72 hours before departure.
Passengers younger than 18 years traveling to Barbados: a. unaccompanied, must have a letter of consent from a parent/legal guardian signed and sealed by a notary public.
The letter/form must indicate the duration of stay and identify an authorized adult who will receive the child upon arrival and must have the contact details of this person. b. with an adult other than a parent/legal guardian, must have a letter of consent from a parent/legal guardian signed and sealed by a notary public. The letter must indicate the duration of stay, must identify the accompanying adult and must have the address and telephone number of this person. The letter should also identify an authorized adult, who will receive the child upon arrival if different than the accompanying person, and must have the address and telephone number of this person.
The letter/form must indicate the duration of stay and identify an authorized adult who will receive the child upon arrival and must have the contact details of this person. b. with an adult other than a parent/legal guardian, must have a letter of consent from a parent/legal guardian signed and sealed by a notary public. The letter must indicate the duration of stay, must identify the accompanying adult and must have the address and telephone number of this person. The letter should also identify an authorized adult, who will receive the child upon arrival if different than the accompanying person, and must have the address and telephone number of this person.
Plan Your Trip to Barbados
Visa rules change frequently. Always verify requirements with the destination country's official embassy or immigration website before booking travel. Data verified: March 2026.