Canada has announced US$5 million in immediate aid, as well as matching any contributions Canadians would make until December 8.[105] Members of the Disaster Assistance Response Team were also deployed (using a Royal Canadian Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III) to conduct search and rescue operations in affected areas.[106]
Chile also pledged to send humanitarian aid.[109][110] Mexico donated US$1,000,000.[111]
China and Vietnam, both typhoon-affected countries, donated US$200,000 and US$100,000 respectively to the Philippine relief effort.[115] China has also provided a donation of US$1.4 million worth of relief supplies and the Vietnam Red Cross is still currently collecting donations and provisions for relief.[116][117]
Taiwan pledged $200,000 in relief funding.[115][121]
Japan has offered humanitarian assistance and sent an assessment team of two people from its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Japan Disaster Relief Medical Team to the typhoon-affected areas
Russia offered to send a rescue team of 200 people to calamity-affected areas in the Philippines. EMERCOM personnel and Il-76 planes have been deployed to assist in relief and medical efforts after requests were made from Manila to Moscow
South Korea made a move to send aid amounting to $5 million to the Philippines. An emergency relief team composing of at least 34 people will be also sent by the South Korean government.[126] Likewise, South Korean conglomerate Samsung has committed $1 million as financial aid to the Philippines.[126]
On November 13, the Malaysian government stated it will contribute $1 million along with the sending of essential items such as food and medicines worth 1.00 million MYR using the RMAF Charlie C-130 aircraft while Brunei would set up a humanitarian fund for the victims of the typhoon
The Singapore Red Cross received S$145,000 in donations from members of the public and S$200,000 from the Singapore government for humanitarian aid.[135] Singapore has also deployed C-130 aircraft from its Air Force to transport relief supplies to Tacloban
Thailand and Indonesia have also offered humanitarian aid in the form of relief material. Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra told the Public Health Ministry, the three branches of the armed forces and the Foreign Affairs Ministry to take responsibility for organizing the aid, which consisted of food, drinking water and medical aid.[137] Indonesia has pledged to send food, water and generators on its' fourth disaster relief mission in the Philippines.[138]
Israel promised to send medical and search and rescue teams after a six-man consisting of personnel from the Israeli Foreign Ministry and the Israeli Defense Forces' Home Command would survey and assess the situation
Saudi Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz pledged $100,000 from the kingdom
Meanwhile, United Arab Emirates President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan personally gave his condolences to President Aquino and donated $10,000,000.
he Iranian Red Crescent Society announced in November 12 that it would offer humanitarian assistance
India has pledged immediate supply of 15 tonnes of relief material. India will be following it up by sending a ship with relief material to the affected areas.[143] On 14 November, India sent a relief package comprising of medicines, hygiene and chemicals, tents, blankets, tarpaulins and ready to eat meals by an air force C-130J.[144][145]
Germany is transporting 23 tons of aid as well as supplying rescue teams.[146] The United Kingdom has offered a support package worth more than £10 million[147] along with HMS Illustrious,[148] HMS Daring and a Royal Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III.[147] The Irish government dispatched around 100 tonnes of emergency supplies from its UN humanitarian aid stocks which are being distributed by Plan Ireland, along with €1 million already pledged by the government.[149] The European Union has offered US$4.2 million.
The Government of Norway has provided 65 million NOK (US$10.6 million) in aid that will be dispersed through Red Cross and UN for actions in the Philippines. Additionally, 70 tonnes of advanced communication equipment was dispatched.[150][151][152] Norwegians supported various aid agencies, such as the Norwegian Red Cross and the Norwegian branch of Save the Children, with donations through texting reaching 20 million NOK (US$3.2 million). The Norwegian Shipowners' Association sent its training vessel into the affected areas, becoming the first civilian ship to take part in the rescue efforts. The ship departed Manila for Tacloban with 100 tonnes of food and medical equipment and personnel.[153][154] The Vatican announced that it will donate $150,000. Pope Francis expressed his sympathy and asked for people to pray in solidarity for the victims.[155]
Australia has pledged $30 million in relief aid.[156] New Zealand committed $1.78 million for the relief operations.[115][121]
