Most of Rolling Stones singles were released in the Philippines yet no picture sleeves were made.
Sixties pressings were issued on London [as for Japan], the catalogue being a complex mix of the UK and US releases [some UK numbers included] enhanced by many unique local singles like 'Route 66', 'Back Street Girl', or 'Mercy Mercy' to name a few.
London 45s initially have a black & silver design, then full black, orange swirls à la US in 1966, and finally a British look for the last ones on blue labels.

The Rolling Stones Records era only document five singles on ATCO [yellow labels] and Atlantic [red & black US type - or b&w promos] from 1971 to 1973.
Five more were issued on EMI from 1978 to 1983, and again five more on CBS until 1991.