The first time I went to Manila, I also went abroad for the first time. What should I pay attention to when arriving at and leaving the airport? What are the steps and processes?

Manila has four airports, namely NAIA, NAIA T2, NAIA T3 and a small airport for domestic flights. That has been used by other small companies now. Look at your company's plane. Cebu Pacific should be in NAIA T3, Philippine Airlines should be in NAIA T2, and other airlines should be in NAIA. I'll tell you the process. On the plane, flight attendants will issue entry cards and customs declarations, fill in basic information, and bring an electronic dictionary to solve the problem. Take a pen and go out with the crowd. The first place to line up is the immigration office. You need to give him your passport and immigration application form, and then you can ask him questions. You can stamp your passport and leave. Then you can go to the turntable to get your luggage and follow the crowd. When there are several places with the same counter, the customs may ask you to open it. If you have valuables, you may be asked to pay taxes, which is random, depending on his mood. In recent years, if you meet someone who wants to make things difficult for you, you can solve it privately with a few bills of 100 pesos. Put the photo in the luggage, show it to him and he will take it away. Be careful to hide, or people will not dare to take it, and then you can leave the terminal. There is a security guard at the door, so you need to show your luggage tag and a lot of bar codes. When you apply for a boarding pass, you