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As a Philippine passport holder, can I transfer from Heathrow terminal five to three without a visa?
If your transit time is less than 24 hours and you are from the Philipines, you will not need a transit visa as long as you will stay in the arrival/departure lounge. This is called airside transit. If you need to go out from this lounge or need to stay more than 24 hours then you will need a visa.
In your case (from the Philippine, 2 hours connection ...
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Since your wife has a partner - you - from an EU/EEA/EFTA country (basically, any country that uses the Euro currency) she may be visa exempt under the following rule (data from CIBT):
Applicants who hold a British blue coloured residency document "Residence Card
of a family member of an EEA national" or a "Permanent Residence Card" with a validity of ...
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You need a Canadian visa (unless you have a US visa and you travel to/from the USA). I assume you are a resident of Philippines. Here are relevant references:
From Timatic:
National Philippines (PH) /Transit Canada (CA) Destination St.
Vincent and the Grenadines (VC) ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION
BELOW
Canada (CA)
TWOV (Transit ...
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Chinese tourist visas are fairly easy to obtain, although the Chinese visa agency in Singapore does state that reservations for flights and hotels are required for L visas. So I would suggest booking refundable flights and a hotel, then applying. Also, don't apply too early, because the validity of Chinese visas starts the moment they are issued, not on ...
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Yes, you will need a visa. Only Japanese passport holders (and holders of passports from other visa-waiver countries) can take advantage of a waived visa, not people who work in Japan under a foreign passport.
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You will need a valid resident/work visa in the host country in order to apply for a Schengen Visa (in a foreign country).
I could not find a specific page for your case (Greek Embassy in Israel) but going quickly through few other Greek Embassies in other countries (for example, the Greek embassy in the U.S website) shows that a Valid resident visa is ...
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According to the visa rules for Mexico that I got off IATA, the rules say (for Philippines passport holders):
Visa required, except for a stay of max. 180 days:
for alien residents of United Kingdom holding a permanent residence permit.
for holders of a valid visa for the USA.
CIBT elaborates that no passport is required for people who:
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As @Vence commented, a letter from your employer will be more than enough for the embassy/consulate. If that money will be cashed to you enough time before your flight then you can deposit it in your bank account and attach the bank statement to your visa request. Both of these scenarios will grant you the visa.
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The quick answer is no without a visa. As a Philippines national you need a visa to go through the uk border.
This is clearly explained by the uk border agency here
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/transitthroughtheuk/visa-to-transit-landside/
Check the "Are you a visa national" section under "more information"
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You can transit without visa (TWOV). Citizens of Philippines can TWOV.
A visa national who is going to the UK simply to travel on to another
country may enter without a visa if these conditions are met:
They arrive and depart by air
Their onward flight is confirmed and departs within 24 hours
They are properly documented for their ...
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The main concern of the UK Border Agency seems to be to ensure that your visa is only used for visiting, but not for taking up de facto residence in the country.
Unless there is a note on the visa that says something along the lines of "may only be used to renew passport", or otherwise restricts your entry to a specific purpose (see #6), you can enter the ...
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I guess so,since Phillipines isn't Visa exmpt.
http://gocanada.about.com/od/canadatravelplanner/qt/transit_visa_canada.htm
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091024173618AALX0ta
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