Is Manila visa-free?

Manila is not visa-free for Chinese tourists.

Tourists going to Manila, the capital of the Philippines, need to apply for a Philippine visa in advance. Although Manila is the capital of the Philippines, the Philippines does not implement a visa-free or visa-on-arrival policy for China. Manila is the capital of the Philippines. Visas in the Philippines are divided into three categories: visas applied for under the investment law, corresponding visas stipulated by special laws, and investor visas. The three major categories of visas are divided into several subcategories: the types of visas that can be applied for under the Investment Law include short-term visit or sightseeing visas, work authorization visas (pre-entry employment visas, treaty merchant visas and other work authorization visas); special legal provisions The corresponding visas include special multiple-entry visa, special Subic work visa and special Clark work visa; investor visas include special investment resident visa, tourism project and tourism investor special investment resident visa, special Subic investment visa, Special Clark Investment Visa and Special Resident Retirement Visa.