You can Stay in the Philippines for as Long as you Want

You can't remain for as long as you wish, but you can stay for a long time. Most countries throughout the world allow foreigners to stay for much longer. Various visa extension options allow you to stay in the Philippines for up to 36 months, depending on your country of origin.

Many countries' citizens can visit the Philippines without a visa for up to 30 days (exceptions include India, Iran, Jordan, and a few others). Check the criteria for your visa here. Visitors from Israel are allowed to stay for up to 59 days without requiring a visa. If you don't purchase your return trip to your next destination before arriving at the airport, you can be turned away.

If you need to extend your 30-day stay, you can do so at any Immigration Office in the country. Your initial extension will be for 29 days, and you can then request for 1-month, 2-month, or 6-month extensions at least one week before your legal stay expires. You can do so for up to two or three years before having to depart and return to the nation.

So there's no need to choose between Palawan and Boracay, or Siquijor and Siargao — simply go to them all!