Chinese citizens in the Philippines are invited to pay attention to the entry policy of the Philippines.

According to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines:Recently, a number of Chinese citizens who intend to travel to the Philippines through the visa-free route have been blocked from entering the country because they do not comply with the Philippine policy. It is understood that all the parties concerned have applied for a single round-trip visa to Japan in China and came to the Philippines directly after their trip to Japan. However, when they arrived in the Philippines, they were refused entry into the airport because their single Japanese visa had been used up and failed to meet the Philippine visa exemption conditions.

According to the relevant regulations of the Philippines, visa exemption for Chinese tourists is limited to those who hold ordinary Chinese passports and valid visas for Australia, the United States, Canada, Japan and Schengen. In view of this, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines reminds Chinese citizens who intend to come to the Philippines: Please fully understand the Philippine visa and entry policies in advance. Those who plan to come to the Philippines without a visa must confirm in advance whether they meet all the relevant conditions and leave the Philippines before the end of the visa-free stay. Don't take any chances. In case of emergency, please contact:

The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines consular insurance assistance telephone: 0063-2-82311033

The Chinese Consulate General in Cebu consular insurance assistance telephone: 0063-32-3430008

The Chinese Consulate in Lavag has a telephone number of 0063-9178051226.

Consulate General of China in Davao: 0063-9271304354

Ministry of Foreign Affairs 24-hour Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center Tel: 0086-10-12308 or 0086-10-65612308