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At a glance

Philippines passport holders: Multiple entry for San Marino. Fee: EUR 90 (~USD 104.66). Processing: 15-21 working days (Schengen). Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.

Overview

No own visa system. Accessible ONLY via Italy (Schengen) — landlocked microstate. Multi-entry Schengen visa via Italy required. Fee: EUR 90 (~PHP 6,039) via Italian Schengen.

Visa types: No standalone San Marinese visa. Requires valid Schengen visa via Italy (or any Schengen state). For long-stay: San Marino Residence Permit via Italian authority.

Fees & funds

Visa fee (local)EUR 90 (Schengen via Italy)
In USDUSD 99
In PHPPHP 6,039
Minimum bank balanceDocumented proof required (3-6 months statements)
Service feeVFS service fee: USD 25-40 on top of visa fee

Stay & validity

San Marino entry: 90 days within Schengen counter.

Extension possibleConditional

Overstay penalty: Fine EUR 50-1,200 + 1-5 year ban across all 29 Schengen states; SIS alert

How to apply

MethodApply Schengen via Italy (VFS Manila/Cebu)
Application centreVFS Global
Processing time15-21 working days (Schengen)
AppointmentYes · Book
InterviewConditional
Urgent processingNo

Requirements

Bank Statement Yes Yes (6 months)
Return Ticket Yes
Hotel Booking Yes
Sponsor Doc Conditional
Invitation Letter Conditional
Vaccination No None typically required
Travel Insurance Mandatory Mandatory (EUR 30,000+)
Biometrics Yes Yes (Schengen)
Police Clearance No
Employment Letter Yes

Passport & photo

Passport validity3+ months beyond stay
Photo size35 × 45 mm · White bg · biometric

Required documents: All Schengen requirements via Italy: Multi-entry Schengen visa (single-entry not advised — must re-enter Italy after San Marino visit); Valid passport; Travel insurance (EUR 30,000); Hotel proof; Return ticket; Bank statement; PSA Birth Certificate; PhilSys ID; Yellow Fever cert if from endemic area; Itinerary covering Italy and San Marino days.

Visa types (1)

Tourist
Multiple EUR 90 (~USD 104.66) 15-21 working days (Schengen)

No own visa system. Accessible ONLY via Italy (Schengen) — landlocked microstate. Multi-entry Schengen visa via Italy required. Fee: EUR 90 (~PHP 6,039) via Italian Schengen.

Common rejection reasons

Common PH rejections (via Schengen via Italy ~25-35%): (1) Italy has highest Filipino Schengen rejection rate due to migration concerns; (2) Itinerary doesn't justify San Marino visit; (3) Single-entry Schengen — cannot re-enter Italy after San Marino; (4) Migration concerns; (5) Insufficient funds; (6) Inadequate insurance; (7) Italian-language documentation issues.

Good to know

San Marino visa FAQ for Philippines passport holders

Do I need a visa to visit San Marino with a Philippines passport?
Yes — Philippines passport holders need a visa for San Marino (Multiple entry). Apply via Apply Schengen via Italy (VFS Manila/Cebu).
How much does a San Marino visa cost for Philippines passport holders?
The San Marino visa fee is USD 99 (about PHP 6,039). Additional service, biometric or courier charges may apply on top.
How long does it take to get a San Marino visa?
Typical processing for a San Marino visa is 15-21 working days (Schengen). Apply well ahead of your travel date and allow for appointment availability.
How long can I stay in San Marino on this visa?
A San Marino visa for Philippines passport holders typically allows a stay of San Marino entry: 90 days within Schengen counter.. Extensions may be possible (Conditional).
How do I apply for a San Marino visa from Philippines?
Apply for your San Marino visa via Apply Schengen via Italy (VFS Manila/Cebu). An appointment is required. Your passport should be valid 3+ months beyond stay.