Visa Exemptions of ASEAN Member States 1

Visa Exemptions of ASEAN Member States
(1) Brunei Darussalam
Nationals of the following 54 countries and territories can visit Brunei without obtaining a visa for a
maximum stated stay of 90, 30 or 14 days:[1][2]
90 days


All European Union citizens1



Iceland

Switzerlan


d

Liechtens



tein

United


States
Norway



1 - for British nationals, only British citizens and British subjects
with right of abode in the UK enjoy visa-free entry.

30 days
Malaysia 




New

Zealand



Oman



Singapore

South Korea



Turkey



Ukraine
United Arab

Emirates



14 days

nes

dia
Canada



Hong



d
Maldi





ves

ia

Myan
mar

Japan

(2) Cambodia



Thailan



u

Indones 





Maca



Kong

Philippi

Laos 

Cambo 



Peru

Holders of normal passports of the following 9 countries do not require a visa for Cambodia for up to
30 days (unless otherwise noted):[1]


Brunei (14 days)



Indonesia



Laos



Malaysia



Philippines (21 days)



Seychelles (14 days)[2][3][4]



Singapore



Thailand (14 days)



Vietnam


Holders of diplomatic and official/service passports
of Belarus, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, China, Cuba, Ecuador, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Laos, Ma
laysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, South
Korea, Thailand, Uruguay and Vietnam do not require a visa for Cambodia.



In July 2015 tourism industry representatives proposed a wider visa-free regime as a
response to similar moves by neighbouring countries.[5]

(3) Indonesia
Persons holding passports issued by the following 169 jurisdictions can visit Indonesia without a visa
for 30 days. The permitted activities include tourism, family and social visits, art and cultural
activities, official government duties, giving speeches, attending seminars or international
exhibitions, conducting meetings with head office or representative office in Indonesia, or transit
through Indonesia.[1][3] Visitors utilizing the visa-free facility are not allowed to extend their stay,

convert to other types of visas, or engage in activities not listed above (such as visits for business or
journalism purposes). The visa-free facility does not apply to holders of emergency or temporary
passports.[2]
Passport holders from all visa exempt countries can enter Indonesia through one of the 124
designated border crossings, including 29 airports, 88 seaports and 7 land border checkpoints. [4]


All European Union citizens1



Albania



Ecuador





Algeria



Egypt



Mali



Senegal

Marshall



Serbia



Seychelles

Islands


Andorra



El
Salvador



Mauritania

Fiji



Mauritius



Antigua and 
Barbuda

Argentina

Armenia

Gabon



Mexico





Ghana



Angola








Gambia
Georgia

Australia



Azerbaijan



Bahamas



Bahrain



Bangladesh 

Haiti



Barbados



Honduras



Belarus



Hong

India



Ivory

Bhutan



Bolivia



Bosnia and 
Herzegovina

Botswana

Brazil

Brunei





Burkina



Coast
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan



Suriname



Swaziland



Switzerland



Taiwan



Tajikistan



Tanzania



Thailand



Timor Leste



Togo



Tonga

Nauru



Nepal



New Zealand



Nicaragua



Norway



Oman



Palau

Trinidad and


Tobago



Palestine



Panama



Tunisia

Papua New



Turkey

Kazakhst 
an

Guinea

Turkmenista


n



Kenya



Paraguay



Kiribati



Peru



Tuvalu



Kuwait



Philippines



Uganda

Faso


Sri Lanka

Namibia







Myanmar



Benin

South Korea

Mozambique



Iceland



Morocco

Guyana



South Africa

Mongolia



a



Monaco



Guatemal 



Belize



Moldova



Grenada 



Kong



Solomon
Islands





Singapore

Burundi

Canada



Laos

Cape Verde



Lebanon



Chad



Lesotho



Chile





China



Comoros






Cuba



Dominica



Dominican
Republic



Rwanda





Russia

Ukraine

Samoa



Saint Kitts and 
Nevis



Macedoni



Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines

Uruguay



Uzbekistan



Vanuatu



Vatican City



Venezuela

Saint Lucia


Macau

United
States



Liechtens



United Arab
Emirates



tein

a

Costa Rica





n

Cambodia



Qatar

Kyrgyzsta 





San Marino



Sao Tome and 
Principe

Madagas


car

Malawi






Malaysia



Maldives

Saudi Arabia

Vietnam



Zambia



Zimbabwe

(4) Lao PDR
Passport holders of the following countries are entitled Lao visa exemption
..

Country

Passport Type

Days of stay (Max)

ASEAN Countries
1

Brunei

2

Cambodia

3

Indonesia

4

Laos

5

Malaysia

Diplomatic/Official

14

Ordinary

14

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

30

Diplomatic/Official

14

Ordinary

30

-

-

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

6

Myanmar

7

Philippines

8

Singapore

9

Thailand

10 Vietnam

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

14

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

Non-ASEAN Countries
11 Bangladesh
12 Brazil
13 China
14 Cuba
15 DPR Korea
16 Hungary
17 India
18 Japan**
19 Mongolia
20 Peru
21 Poland

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

Not set*

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

Not set*

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

15

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

30

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

(Visa required)

22 Russia**
23 South Korea**
24 Timor Leste

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

15

Diplomatic/Official

90

Ordinary

15

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

(Visa required)

Former USSR countries
25

Armenia

26

Azerbaijan

27

Belarus

28

Estonia

29

Georgia

30

Kazakhstan

31

Kyrgyzstan

32

Latvia

33

Lithuania

34

Moldova

35

Tajikistan

36

Turkmenistan

37

Ukraine

38

Uzbekistan

39

Luxembourg

40

Switzerland

Diplomatic/Official

30

Ordinary

15

*The length of stay can be as long as the length of an assignment
**Ordinary passport holders of these countries can enter Laos without a visa, but Lao
ordinary passport holders don’t get the same privilege in return (they still need to get a
visa to enter those countries).
If you are a citizen of one of these countries with a right passport type, you can enter
Laos without having to obtain a visa. The length of stay varies as shown above.
Source: https://www.laos-guide-999.com/visa-exemption.html
(5) Malaysia

According to IATA holders of passports issued by the following jurisdictions can enter Malaysia
without a visa.[1]

90 days[edit]
Holders of passports issued by the following 63 jurisdictions are granted visa-free entry to Malaysia
for 90 days.
All European Union citizens





Iceland



Norway



Tunisia



Albania



Japan



Oman



Turkey



Algeria



Jordan



Peru



Turkmenistan



Argentina



Kuwait



Qatar





Australia



Kyrgyzsta 
n

San
Marino



United States



Uruguay



Yemen



Syria

Bahrain




United Arab
Emirates

Bosnia and
Herzegovina



Lebanon 



Liechtens

Arabia
tein

Africa
Maldives


Canada




Cuba



Egypt

South



Brazil



Saudi

South


Morocco




Korea

New
Zealand

Sudan



Switzerla


nd

(6) Philippines
Holders of passports of the following 157 jurisdictions do not require a visa for Philippines: [13][14]

59 days[edit]


Brazil



Israel

30 days[edit]


All

European Union citizens



Andorra



Ecuador



Angola



El Salvador 

Argentina



Eritrea



Australia



Ethiopia



Bahamas



Fiji

Bahrain



Barbados



Belize



Benin



Bhutan



Bolivia



Botswana



Brunei



Burkina


Faso

Gabon



Gambia



Guatemala



Guinea



Guinea-


Bissau


Guyana



Haiti
Honduras





Cambodia



Iceland



Cameroon



Indonesia



Canada



Jamaica



Cape Verde 





Central
African Republic

Senegal



Seychelles



Singapore

Mauritius



Mexico



Solomon


Islands



Micronesia



Monaco



South Africa



Mongolia



South Korea



Morocco



Suriname



Mozambique



Swaziland



Myanmar



Switzerland



Namibia



Tajikistan



Nepal



Tanzania



New Zealand



Thailand



Nicaragua



Togo



Trinidad and

Japan



Niger



Norway



Oman



Palau



Panama

Kazakhstan

Papua New






Grenada



Burundi

Saudi Arabia

Ghana







Mauritania




Sao Tome
and Principe

Marshall Islands

Guinea

Barbuda



Mali

Equatorial 

Antigua and 



Maldives



Kenya

Guinea

Tobago


Tunisia



Turkey



Turkmenistan



Tuvalu



Uganda

Chad



Kiribati



Paraguay



United Arab


Emirates



Chile





Colombia





Comoros







Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan 
Laos
Lesotho

Republic of 
the Congo

Costa Rica


Liberia

Russia



Rwanda



Djibouti



Dominica





Uruguay



Uzbekistan



Vanuatu



Vatican City



Venezuela



Vietnam



Zambia



Zimbabwe

Saint Kitts and





r






Madagasca 


DR Congo

United States

Liechtenste

d'Ivoire




Qatar

Nevis
in

Cote



Peru



Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines

Malawi



Samoa

Malaysia



San Marino

Dominican
Republic

14 days[edit]


Hong Kong[15][16]



Macau[15]



Portugal (for passports issued to permanent residents of Macau only)

7 days[edit]


British National (Overseas)

(7) Singapore
Citizens of all countries not included in Assessment Level I and Assessment Level II lists are allowed
a maximum stay of 30 days without a visa in Singapore, except the holders of the following
passports who are allowed to stay for 90 days:[2]


All European Union citizens1



Australia



Norway



South Korea



Switzerland



United States



1 - Visa-free entry for British passport holders without proof of right of abode in the United Kingdom are shortened to 30 days.


Holders of Taiwan passports who do not have the right of abode in Taiwan must have a valid
Taiwan re-entry permit.[4]

(8) Thailand

90 days (5 nations)[edit]
The governments of the following countries have concluded bilateral visa waiver agreements with
Thailand. Holders of normal passports from these countries can travel to Thailand without a visa for
90 days.[2]
Argent 



South

ina

Korea



Brazil



Chile

Peru



30 days waiver (6 nations)[edit]
Holders of normal passports issued by these countries which have bilateral agreements on visa
waivers with Thailand are allowed to stay 30 days.[2]
Hong





Mong


olia

Kong
Laos

Russi


a



Macao

Vietn


am

30 days exemption (45 nations)[edit]
Holders of normal passports of the following countries are granted visa-free travel to Thailand for a
period of up to 30 days. The exemption is granted at most twice in a calendar year when entering
overland or via a sea border but there is no limitation when entering by air. [5][2]



Australia





Austria



Greece



Malaysia1



Slovenia

Hong



Monaco



South Africa

Kong
Bahrain



Hungary



Iceland



Indonesia

Canada



Czech
Republic



Israel



Denmark



Italy



Estonia



Japan



Finland



Kuwait



France



Liechtens
tein

urg

90 days (1 country)
Chile

30 days (7 countries)
Cambod 
ia

Malays
ia

Indonesi 


a

Singap
ore

Kyrgyzs 


tan



Oman



Philippine
s



Poland



Portugal



Qatar

Thailan
d

Singapor
e



(10) Viet Nam



Norway

Luxembo









Germany



New
Zealand

Ireland






Brunei



Spain

ds

Belgium



Netherlan 




Slovakia



Sweden



Switzerland



Turkey



United Arab
Emirates



United
Kingdom2



United States

Laos



21 days (1 country)
Philippines



14 days (2 countries)


Brunei



Myanmar

15 days, with restrictions (13 countries)


Belaru 

Norway*



Russia*



South Korea*

s*
Denma


rk

*

Finlan 


d

Spain*

*

France


*




Germa



Sweden*
United
Kingdom* 1

*

ny


Italy*



Japan*

* - A gap of at least 30 days between two visa-free visits is required. Must have a printout of onward ticket.
1 - for British citizens only.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Vietnam