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  1. Entry Guidelines. As per IATF Resolution No. 2 (s. 2022) on the ENTRY, QUARANTINE and TESTING Requirements of inbound travelers to the Philippines. A. FULLY VACCINATED (Filipino and Foreign Travelers)

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  2. Entry Requirements for the Philippines. Visa Application. New entry requirements for the Philippines: All travelers need to complete the eTravel One-Stop Electronic Travel Declaration System (originally the One Health Pass) to enter the Philippines. You can apply here.

  3. The eTravel System is a digital single data collection platform for passengers arriving in and departing from the Philippines, which shall be utilized for border control, health surveillance, and economic data analysis.

  4. Chinese tourists are required to apply for a Philippine tourist visa before they can visit the country and explore its many tourist destinations. This guide lists the visa requirements for Chinese citizens and details how to apply for a Philippine visa so you know what to prepare for your trip.

  5. 10 lut 2022 · WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE? For Fully Vaccinated. For Non-Vaccinated, Partially Vaccinated, Unverifiable Vaccination Status. Additional Requirements for Foreigners. For Foreigners Entering Visa-Free. For Foreign Children Traveling with Filipino Nationals. For Foreigners Entering Through 9 (a) Visa. For Foreigners with Other Visa Types.

  6. 12 kwi 2023 · Starting April 15, 2023, travelers to and from the Philippines are required to register through the E-Travel portal (https://etravel.gov.ph). This is in line with the directive of the government's Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases on the complete utilization of the e-Travel system.

  7. 29 sty 2021 · The Department of Tourism (DOT) welcomes the new protocols for arriving passengers contained in the Inter-Agency Task Force on the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-MEID) Resolution No. 97 dated 28 January 2021, following the body’s decision to lift the travel ban on passengers coming from countries with reported cases of the ...