New entry regulations for the Philippines in 2022

As far as the current global epidemic situation is concerned, many places have been well controlled, and the Philippines will adopt the latest entry regulations on February 10. In this regard, it is also to be able to introduce more foreign tourists. Of course, the premise is naturally the need for negative testing. Let's take a look at Bian Xiao!

1, the latest regulation romulo-puyat, the Philippine tourism minister, announced on February 2 that the Philippine tourism industry is ready to receive international tourists who have been fully vaccinated in the country from February 10. "The condition is that they must issue a report with negative nucleic acid test within 48 hours before leaving the host country. The remaining validity of a tourist passport must be at least six months, and a round-trip air ticket must be held. Its vaccination certificate must be recognized by the Philippine government. "

Bu Yue said that this will be the first time that the country has opened its doors to foreign leisure tourists since it closed its borders to international tourists due to the epidemic in March 2020.

"I look forward to welcoming our international tourists again. Tourism has been preparing for this moment for nearly two years. During this period, most tourism workers were vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine. " She said that the above decision was made on the premise that the epidemic prevention alert in Manila was reduced to level 2 on February/KLOC-0.

While opening up international tourism, the Philippines will continue to implement health and epidemic prevention and safety regulations to prevent the spread of the virus. Before February 16, inbound passengers who have not been fully vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, or whose vaccination status cannot be verified, will still be required to be quarantined at the designated place of the government, and undergo nucleic acid testing on the fifth day of quarantine. If the result is negative, they can be transferred to their homes for isolation until the end of the isolation period of 14 days. After February 16, all overseas travelers who have not been fully vaccinated are prohibited from entering the country.

Horses. Anthony Tonet Valles Co-Allones, chief operating officer of the Philippine Tourism Promotion Committee, said in February 1 day that as the Philippines reopened its doors to leisure tourists, the country's tourism prospects in 2022 were optimistic. She introduced that 79 tourist routes have been launched nationwide, consisting of tourist destinations in different regions; The World Summit of the World Tourism and Tourism Council (WTTC) will be held in the Philippines in April, and the government will continue to promote and develop the tourism exhibition industry in the Philippines, making it a top international exhibition destination.

Source: China News Network

2. Entry method: 1. DFA Foreign Ministry approval +9A visa.

2. Work mark 9G shall be handled overseas.

Former Filipino citizens who enjoy the privilege of returning to China under the BALIKBAYAN (Return to China) program, including their spouses and children traveling with them, as long as they are not restricted nationals;

According to Executive Order No.408, citizens/nationals of the following countries can stay for no more than 30 days, see HTTPS: webpage link.

Other requirements for foreign tourists to the Philippines include:

There is a certificate of full vaccination of COVID-19 vaccine, except for minors under 12 who accompany their parents.

RT-PCR test is negative within 48 hours after departure from the country/port of departure, as long as he/she does not leave the airport or enter another country during transit.

A valid return ticket to the port of departure or the next destination shall not exceed 30 days after arrival in the Philippines at the latest.

Passports are valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in the Philippines.

Travel insurance is provided by a reputable insurance company for their treatment expenses in COVID-19 during their stay in the Philippines (obtained before arrival), with a minimum premium of US$ 35,000.

The resolution said: "Foreign citizens who do not meet all these conditions will be refused entry."