International Travel Requirements for Filipino

🛂 1. Valid Philippine Passport - Your passport should generally be valid for at least 6 months, particularly according to the destination country's entry requirements.🎫

2. Boarding Pass - Issued by the airline after check-in.🌍

3. Valid Visa, if required -If your destination requires a visa, bring the valid visa/e-visa or other proof of authorization.

4. Confirmed Return/Onward Ticket - Particularly important for tourists. BI has identified a confirmed round-trip ticket as part of the regular tourist documentation.

5. eTravel Registration - Departing Filipino passengers are required to register through eTravel before departure. BI states that eTravel is used as part of immigration formalities.

6. Accommodation Details - Keep your hotel booking or accommodation address available, especially if asked about your itinerary.

7. Travel Itinerary - Know your destination, travel dates, activities, and accommodation. A printed or digital copy is useful.

8. Proof of Financial Capacity - Usually kept ready in case you are referred for additional questioning/secondary inspection.
8.1. Bank Certificate with Bank stamp (Showing the Average Daily Balance, Opening Date, Current balance, Account number, Account name.
8.1. Bank Statements atleast 3 months

9. Employment/Source-of-Income Documents - If applicable, such as certificate of employment, approved leave, business documents, etc., particularly if additional verification is required.
9.1Certificate of Employment (Showing Company Name, Company Address and Contact number, Employee name, Current position, Joining date and Monthly Salary) Signed by Hr or Manager
9.2. Approved Leave
9.3. Business Document such as Business permit and licenses, only applicable for self EMPLOYED
9.4. Income Tax Return only if Available
9.5. Payslip for atleast 3 months

10. Travel Tax receipt (TIEZA)




ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

A. Migrant Workers (Overseas Filipino Workers)
A.1. OEC or Overseas Employment Certificate
A.2. Residence ID Card
A.3. Seamans Book (For Seafearers)
A.4. PDOS Certificate - Pre- Departure Orientation Seminar

For a Filipino tourist departing from the Philippines, the documents you should have ready when approaching the Bureau of Immigration (BI) counter depend on your destination, purpose of travel, and personal circumstances.

According to the Philippine Bureau of Immigration, a regular tourist should generally be prepared to present the following:

🇵🇭 Basic Immigration Requirements for Filipino Tourists