The latest visa news in Philippines! The latest Philippine entry policy!

Recently, the Philippines has updated the list of high, medium and low-risk countries again. The entry policies for tourists visiting the Philippines from different regions are also different. The adjustment period of this policy is from 1016 to 1031. On October 22, Philippine officials issued another entry proposal. Yiyou International will take you to see who can enter the Philippines and the corresponding isolation measures.

1. can enter the Philippines

:: Filipino citizens;

Former Filipino citizens holding visa-free Philippine national passports stipulated in E.O. 408 Executive Order;

Travelers traveling with Filipino or former Filipino spouses and parents;

Foreign citizens holding valid Philippine visas (SRRV, SIRV, ASRV, etc.);

:: Foreign citizens holding a 9(a) visit visa with a special entry permit officially approved by the Philippines;

2. entry requirements

1. Entry personnel cannot go directly to the Philippines from the red list countries; 14 days before going to the Philippines, they have never been to the red list countries. (Except for Philippine official personnel, expatriate companies, and evacuation flights)

2. Except for foreign diplomats, other passengers must present the corresponding nucleic acid test report and the certificate of the scheduled isolation facility according to the entry isolation measures in high-risk, medium-risk and low-risk areas.

3. Follow the procedures required for regular entry and show the corresponding documents and certificates.

List of 3. Red, Yellow and Green (High, Medium and Low Risk) Countries and Regions

1. Red (high risk): Romania

2. Green (low risk): mainland China, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, New Zealand, Algeria, American Samoa, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cayman Islands, Chad, Comoros Islands, Republic of Congo, Cook Islands, Eritrea, Falkland Islands (Falkland Islands), Gibraltar, Kiribati, Madagascar, Mali, Marshall Islands, Micronesia (Federated States of), Montserrat, Nauru, Nicaragua, Niger, Niue, North Korea, Northern Mar cloning Island, Samoa, Sierra Leone, St. Eustatius, Solomon Islands, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Tokelau, Tonga, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Yemen

3. Yellow (medium risk): all countries except green (low risk) and red (high risk)

4. quarantine policy (all inbound personnel must complete 14 days of quarantine)

1. Green (low risk) countries:

It is suitable for travelers from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, New Zealand and other places.

Travelers who have completed a two-shot vaccination:

Can be exempted from centralized isolation, need to carry out 14 days of home isolation;

Nucleic acid negative test reports within 72 hours prior to entry into the Philippines are required.

Travelers who have not completed their vaccination:

Centralized isolation is required for at least 6 days, and isolation facilities need to be booked in advance;

After completing the centralized isolation, you need to perform home isolation until 14 days after entering the country.

Children traveling with their parents need to be segregated according to their parents' isolation policy.

2. Yellow (medium risk) countries:

It is suitable for travelers from most other countries such as Europe, Australia, the United States, Canada and other places.

Travelers who have completed two-shot vaccinations:

It is necessary to complete centralized isolation for at least 6 days and book isolation facilities in advance;

After the centralized isolation, home isolation needs to be completed until 14 days of entry.

Travelers who have not completed vaccination:

It is necessary to complete centralized isolation for at least 8 days and book isolation facilities in advance;

After the centralized isolation, home isolation needs to be completed until 14 days of entry.

3. Red (high-risk) countries:

Romania

Entry is prohibited.

5. summary

The Philippines' quarantine policy for foreigners has been slightly relaxed, which is believed to have something to do with the current decreasing number of new cases in the Philippines. Currently, the visas allowed to enter the country are mainly long-term residence visas, such as SRRV, SIRV, ASRV, etc., and 9G work visas in the Philippines; entry with a regular 9A visit visa must have an entry permit issued by the Philippines.