Can a Filipino travel to Bermuda? WITHOUT A VISA?

[Mikhail 1]

Could a Filipino travel to Bermuda WITHOUT A VISA, just a PASSPORT. Yes, Ive seen wikipedia and a couple answered questions on yahoo answers saying you can, but I would like more verifiable sources, could someone please tell me, Like a Filipino person or someone who knows for sure....

My girlfriend keeps telling me that she needs a visa because she would be passing thru countries that require a visa like the U.S., because it wouldnt be a direct flight

[RVIANE♛ 5]

Could a Filipino travel to Bermuda WITHOUT A VISA, just a PASSPORT. Yes, Ive seen wikipedia and a couple answered questions on yahoo answers saying you can, but I would like more verifiable sources, could someone please tell me, Like a Filipino person or someone who knows for sure....

My girlfriend keeps telling me that she needs a visa because she would be passing thru countries that require a visa like the U.S., because it wouldnt be a direct flight

as long as you have your GREEN CARD you dont need a visa

[payxibka 10,047]

Could a Filipino travel to Bermuda WITHOUT A VISA, just a PASSPORT. Yes, Ive seen wikipedia and a couple answered questions on yahoo answers saying you can, but I would like more verifiable sources, could someone please tell me, Like a Filipino person or someone who knows for sure....

My girlfriend keeps telling me that she needs a visa because she would be passing thru countries that require a visa like the U.S., because it wouldnt be a direct flight

National Philippines (PH) /Destination Bermuda (BM)

Bermuda (BM)

Passport required.

- Passport and/or passport replacing documents must be valid on arrival.

- Warning: if departing from the U.S.A.(regardless of any destination passport exemptions), a valid passport and/or accepted departure document (TIRULES/R9) is required by the U.S. immigration authorities.

Visa required, except for Nationals of Philippines.

Additional Information:

- Admission is denied to passengers arriving with return tickets via Canada or U.S.A. For details, click here

- Visitors must hold:

-Onward/return tickets or all other documents required for next destination; or For details, click here

- Bermuda Immigration officers will decide on max. period of stay (up to 6 months) For details, click here

They

https://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ation/index.jsp

Edited January 17, 2010 by payxibka

[-B&T- 1]

Could a Filipino travel to Bermuda WITHOUT A VISA, just a PASSPORT. Yes, Ive seen wikipedia and a couple answered questions on yahoo answers saying you can, but I would like more verifiable sources, could someone please tell me, Like a Filipino person or someone who knows for sure....

My girlfriend keeps telling me that she needs a visa because she would be passing thru countries that require a visa like the U.S., because it wouldnt be a direct flight

If she's already here in the US and holding a Green Card and has a valid passport then there is no problem for you two travelling to Bermuda. If she is still in Philippines then she needs to apply for a Visa to enter Bermuda.

http://bermuda.visahq.com/requirements/Phi...-United_States/

http://bermuda.visahq.com/requirements/Philippines/

[SuperDuper! 230]

It is worthy to note that Bermuda, as well as, Costa Rica is the closest country that Pinay can travel to, in proximity to the US. So, if Kano just can't or won't go the Phils to meet her, then they can meet in these countries. I imagine it is just a matter of paying the visa fees to get approved to visit these countries.

I hear if ya go to Bermuda, it is required to wear Bermuda shorts to get thru the POE!

[Mikhail 1]

So does she need a visa to go to Bermuda or not? some are saying yes others say no.

[Mikhail 1]

I-10 West if you go back to that website you gave me and go to the homepage there is a box were you type in the country you reside in and the country you plan on visiting, when you press check requirements it says NO TOURIST VISA REQUIRED

[RVIANE♛ 5]

So does she need a visa to go to Bermuda or not? some are saying yes others say no.

if shes coming from the Philippines then yes she needs a visa but if she will be coming from the US she just need her GREEN CARD and a valid passport

[Mikhail 1]

Ok does my girlfriend (a Filipino) need a "transit visa" to travel through Japan and the U.S. while she is on her way to Bermuda? I do know that up until last year they needed one just to pass thru New Zealand but not anymore.

[Scott and Mhay 57]

as long as they have a visa for the US...no...check this link out that was in your other thread. The problem is she wont have a visa for the US right?

https://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ation/index.jsp

Edited January 17, 2010 by Scott and Mhay

[Scott and Mhay 57]

This is what is says for going through the US:

National Philippines (PH) /Transit U.S.A. (US)

Destination Bermuda (BM)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

U.S.A. (US)

Visa required.

TWOV (Transit Without Visa):

- If flying Cathay Pacific (CX) between Hong Kong and Toronto,

via Anchorage, Alaska: For details, click here

- On August 2, 2003 the U.S. Department of Homeland Security,

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) suspended both the

US Transit Without Visa (TWOV) and

International-to-International (ITI) programs until further

notice. All aliens travelling to or through the United

States must be in possession of a valid visa.

This regulation does not apply to For details, click here

Additional Information:

- Passengers not having proof of sufficient funds for length

of stay For details, click here

- Transit visas: those entering on a C1-transit visa are

allowed to transit the U.S.A. to a third country as long as

this trip is 29 days or less and then enter again to

transit, as long as this trip also takes 29 days or less.

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry/transit requirements will result

in:For details, click here

Bermuda (BM)

Passport required.

- Passport and/or passport replacing documents must be valid

on arrival.

- Warning: if departing from the U.S.A.(regardless of any

destination passport exemptions), a valid passport and/or

accepted departure document (TIRULES/R9) is required by

the U.S. immigration authorities.

Visa required, except for Nationals of Philippines.

Additional Information:

- Admission is denied to passengers arriving with return

tickets via Canada or U.S.A. For details, click here

- Visitors must hold:

-Onward/return tickets or all other documents required for

next destination; or For details, click here

- Bermuda Immigration officers will decide on max. period of

stay (up to 6 months) For details, click here

CHECK TINEWS/N1 - INVALIDATED PASSPORTS, EFFECTIVE 1

JANUARY 2010

Dont need anything for japan as follows:

17JAN10 / 2107 UTC

National Philippines (PH) /Transit Japan (JP)

Destination Bermuda (BM)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

Japan (JP)

TWOV (Transit Without Visa):

Visa required, except for Those continuing their journey to a

third country on the same day. If transit time is less than 72

hours, For details, click here

Visa required, except for Those holding a Transit-Pass issued

if:

For details, click here

Additional Information:

- All visitors must hold confirmed onward or return ticket,

proof of sufficient funds to cover duration of their stay in

Japan and documents required for their next destination.

- In connection with the outbreak of influenza A(H1N1), all

passengers and crew members arriving from overseas must

submit a Quarantine Questionnaire to the officers at the

Quarantine Booth upon arrival.

- An unexpired visa in an expired passport may be used

provided For details, click here

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry regulations may result in fines

for the carrier of JPY 500,000.- and refusal of the

passenger.

Edited January 17, 2010 by Scott and Mhay

[Mikhail 1]

so she basically does need a transit visa if entering the us, i dont know if i should even bother with the whole transit visa thing or just have her fly in the other direction, the other way would pass over dubai and europe and i dont think anything on that side of the world requires transit visas

[-B&T- 1]

Ok does my girlfriend (a Filipino) need a "transit visa" to travel through Japan and the U.S. while she is on her way to Bermuda? I do know that up until last year they needed one just to pass thru New Zealand but not anymore.

Are you petitioning your girlfriend?

If she has already a US Visa then there should be no problem if you will book a ticket for her with a connecting flight in Japan to US. What is she going to do in Bermuda? Is that really her destination? Unfortunately, Philippines is not included in the Visa waiver program of the US meaning she needs transit Visa if she intends to enter US before heading to Bermuda.

Here is the link ...

http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_4383.html

[-B&T- 1]

I-10 West if you go back to that website you gave me and go to the homepage there is a box were you type in the country you reside in and the country you plan on visiting, when you press check requirements it says NO TOURIST VISA REQUIRED

Yes, that is correct no visa required if the person/traveler is from the United States BUT for Philippine Citizens, living in Philippines, a Visa is required to enter Bermuda regardless whether if it's for business or pleasure trip.

[Mikhail 1]

How much does it cost for a Filipino to get a transit visa and how long does it take? It seems the only way Filipinos can go to "visa free" countries is to get a TRANSIT VISA that is ridiculous. Im really hoping obtaining a transit visa is not an impossible task like trying to get a tourist visa to the U.S. I really need help