Philippines Indice du Voyage Gay 2026
Score = Juridique 38/60 + Scène 27/40 = 65/100
Updated 7 Oct 2026 · release 2026.3.
A live score, not an annual report — it recomputes as laws, rulings and the scene itself change. See what moved in 2026.
Sécurité juridique · Legal milestones · La scène sur place · Planifiez votre voyage · Questions fréquentes
Sécurité juridique — 38/60 points
| Criminalisation | Legal |
|---|---|
| Partenariat | ● Non not recognised |
| Anti-discrimination | ● Partiel |
| Reconnaissance du genre | Not possible — no legal gender recognition |
| Application dans les faits | Calm — no active persecution documented |
Research note: UNDP/Equaldex: no LGR law; no criminalization — GayOut Index 2026.3 legal research (ILGA World / Human Dignity Trust / Rainbow Europe / Equaldex).
Legal composite, five components
Fulfilment per component (100 = maximum). Weights: criminalisation 35% · partnership 20% · enforcement 20% · anti-discrimination 15% · gender recognition 10%.
Legal milestones
Background, not travel advice — how the current status came to be. For planning a trip, rely on the current score, tier and scene sections above; 2026 movements are tracked in the sourced change log.
- 1994ProGay Philippines and MCC organized the first Pride march in Asia and the Pacific, held in June 1994. ↗
- 2000The SOGIE anti-discrimination bill was first filed in Congress; it remained stuck for over two decades without passage. ↗
- 2003Quezon City adopted an anti-discrimination ordinance; over 20 local governments and nine provinces later followed with SOGIE protections. ↗
- 2023A record 110,000 people attended Manila Pride, the largest pride march ever held in Southeast Asia. ↗
- TodaySame-sex activity was never criminalized, but no national anti-discrimination law existed and marriage remained limited to a man and a woman. ↗
Sources: ILGA World · Human Dignity Trust · Equaldex. Each milestone links to a reference source ↗.
La scène sur place — 27/40 points
Detailed scene metrics (for researchers)
| Bars gay par million | 0.21 |
|---|---|
| Saunas par million | 0.14 |
| Événements par million | 0.31 |
| Niveau de couverture | A |
| Score de la scène | 27/40 (indice brut de la scène 68/100) |
Questions fréquentes
Philippines est-il une destination sûre pour les voyageurs gays ?
Philippines is rated Some caution on the GayOut Gay Travel Index 2026, scoring 65/100 overall with a legal safety component of 38/60. On enforcement reality, no active persecution is documented.
Le mariage entre personnes de même sexe est-il légal en Philippines ?
No. Same-sex marriage is not legal in Philippines. Overall legal status: Legal.
Y a-t-il une scène gay en Philippines ?
Yes. GayOut lists 200 LGBTQ+ venues in Philippines, including 25 dedicated gay bars, across 12 cities with a scene, and tracks 7 Pride parades there.