Nine countries in Asia and two special administrative regions, with their charm, history and culture, open their doors for Ecuadorians to enter without a visa.

They also do it in Oceania and the beauty of four countries is waiting to offer you a stay. To go, remember you don’t need a visa. Currently, there are 46 countries known to which Ecuadorians can travel without the aforementioned document.

Asian countries will leave Ecuador visa-free

1. China

How is post-pandemic China that Ecuadorians can enter without a visa?

Administrative regions

Macau It is officially known as the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China, UNESCO indicates.

The city has a relatively low-density historic center, large monofunctional areas with casinos and modern shopping centers and an older, multifunctional city with a high population density.

Hong-Kong is a special administrative region of the People’s Republic of China.

2. South Korea

The capital Seoul “is a city that offers all kinds of fun activities during a trip

A tourist tour where you can visit several places in one day, such as art museums, botanical gardens, popular streets and markets. It is a tour truly full of diversity as you visit the exotic streets of Itaewon, a global village within the city,” they describe in Visitkorea.

“When you are there, you realize that it is only a few centimeters and you can easily pass through”: what it is like to visit the demilitarized zone between the Koreas on a tourist tour

3. Philippines

4. Indonesia

According to Indonesia in your hands, “About 17,000 islands and small islets make up this destination and await you: beaches, ancient volcanoes, rivers, lakes, waterfalls among the jungles, fascinating temples, primitive ethnic groups and unparalleled flora and fauna… Java, Bali, Kalimantan, Sumatra Flores and Komodo, among others, offer a wide range of options for every traveler.”

5. Israel

6. Kazakhstan

7. Malaysia

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8. Singapore

9. Turkey

According to the World Tourism Organization, these are the least visited countries in the world

Travel to Oceania without a visa

Ecuadorians can go to these countries in Oceania without needing a visa:

1. Nauru

According to the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nauru is considered ‘the smallest independent republic in the world’.

It is located 42 km south of the equator and 4,000 km northeast of Sydney. The area of ​​Nauru is 21 km2 and although there is no official capital, Yaren district is home to government institutions.

2. Palau

3. Samoa

Samoa, located in Oceanic Micronesia, has an area of ​​2,840 square kilometers, making it one of the smallest countries in the world.

The capital is Apia and the currency is Talas, as they indicate in Expansión/Macro Data.

Monuments, waterfalls, beaches and exotic dishes will be of great interest to you.

4. Tuvalu

(JO)