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The Philippines has received nearly 11,000 foreign tourists since it reopened its borders to international travelers from visa-free countries, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said Saturday.
The Philippine government has allowed entry of foreigners in the country for business and tourism purposes, under certain conditions, starting February 10 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Malacañang said Friday.
Acting presidential spokesperson and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles (Screengrab from Palace briefing) MANILA -Foreign nationals traveling for business or tourism purposes may enter the Philippines without visas starting February 10 if they satisfy certain conditions, Malacanang said on Friday. In a press briefing, acting presidential spokesperson and Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said the foreign travelers may be allowed to enter the country visa-free if they are former Filipino citizens with Balikbayan privilege under Balikbayan Program law, including their spouse and children who are no...
Direct News Source NON-FILIPINOS MAY NOW TRAVEL TO THE PHILIPPINES (UNDER CERTAIN GOVERNMENT CONDITIONS) The Philippine government is now allowing the entry of certain foreign nationals into the Philippines under certain conditions set by previous resolutions of the Government's Inter-Agency Task Force on COVID-19 (IATF). Effective May 1, foreign nationals may now be carried on PAL flights to the Philippines, provided they: - Must have a valid and existing visa at the time of entry, unless they qualify for visa-free travel under the Balikbayan Program set by Republic Act No. 676...
Foreigners with visas may enter PH starting May 1