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16/03/2022

S. Korea is calling! 😍🇰🇷

South Korea is ready for tourists! Starting March 21, fully vaccinated travellers from all countries will be able to travel to South Korea without having to quarantine!

📌 Requirements to travel to South Korea:
- Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) or Korean visa
- Digitally certifiable vaccination certificate
- Negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test results
- Booking confirmation of on-arrival RT-PCR test
- Travel Insurance

29/01/2022

05/12/2021

01/11/2021

TINGNAN: Inanunsyo ni Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque ngayong araw, Oktubre 29, 2021, na tatanggap na ang VaxCert PH ng mga request para sa domestic use ng digital vaccination certificates.

Dagdag pa niya, na dapat gamitin ng local government units (LGUs) na walang electronic vaccine administration systems ang Department of Information and Communications Technology - DICT Vaccine Administration System para sa pagtatala at databasing ng mga impormasyon sa pagbabakuna.

01/11/2021

Ayaw na mo og kalibog

Just make sure to prepare these requirements for your next travel to Bohol province.

31/10/2021

TINGNAN: May plano ka bang pasyalan ang iba’t ibang magagandang destinasyon sa Pilipinas?

Narito ang guidelines sa travel requirements na kailangan sa mga lugar na plano niyong puntahan.

Laging tandaan na sumunod sa health at safety protocols.

25/10/2021

Welcome back to Cebu City! 😮

JUST IN❗: RT-PCR and other tests will no longer be required for fully vaccinated domestic travelers entering Cebu City. Only a valid ID and vaccination card with QR code must be presented.

Source from Cebu City Acting Mayor Michael Rama

14/10/2021

MANILA – Arriving passengers who can avail of “green lanes” no longer need to observe a mandatory quarantine upon arrival in the Philippines, so long as they are fully vaccinated and test negative for the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19), Malacañang said on...

13/10/2021

Eyes Here! 🧐🧐🧐

Eased up rules for the fully vaccinated! 😮✈️

‼️LOOK: Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque announced that the IATF has allowed fully vaccinated Filipinos and foreign nationals traveling from ‘green’ countries or places tagged as low risk for COVID-19 to no longer be quarantined upon entry starting October 14, provided they present a negative RT-PCR test taken 72 hours before arrival.

For fully vaccinated foreign nationals, a negative RT-PCR test shall be required to be taken within 72 hours prior to the departure from the country of origin. Upon arrival, no facility-based quarantine will be required but the passenger is enjoined to self-monitor for any symptoms until the 14th day.

Fully vaccinated Filipinos are also given an option to take an RT-PCR test in a quarantine facility upon arrival and stay there until the release of the negative result.

For the unvaccinated, partially vaccinated, or individuals whose vaccination status cannot be independently verified, and those vaccinated but failed to comply with the test-before-travel requirements, they shall undergo a facility-based quarantine until the release of a negative RT-PCR test taken on the 5th day. In the case of foreign nationals, they shall be required to secure hotel reservations for at least 6 days.

Meanwhile, unvaccinated or partially vaccinated minor children traveling with their fully vaccinated parent/s or guardians shall be required to observe the quarantine protocols corresponding to their vaccination status. A parent/guardian shall accompany the child in the quarantine facility for the full term of the latter’s facility-based quarantine period.

Source: Secretary Harry Roque, Presidential Spokesperson

01/10/2021

30/08/2021

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