You will never realize the value and rigors of acquiring a Travel Authority document until you are in that tight spot of getting one.
Now, more than ever, traveling requires more preparation, coordination and documentation. Crossing borders requires more than just driving a car or booking a ticket. Something interesting happened – that is, COVID-19.
Today, traveling can no longer be a spontaneous adventure and visiting a friend or a family is no longer just a book-and-fly journey. Therefore, when you decide to travel, make sure you are updated about the existing travel protocols.
First Time to Get a Travel Authority?
Acquiring a travel authority is a long and tedious process especially for a first-timer – when you don’t know what to do or where to start.
On this blog, let me walk you through the step-by-step process of getting a travel authority. Save yourself from the fears of not knowing and gain a realistic overview of the entire process – be guided on what to do, which offices to go to, the best time to do it, what documents are needed and how much it costs.
When you know what to do, you can efficiently utilize your time, efforts and budget and take calculated steps every step of the way.
Travel Requirements in the New Normal Philippines
Inputs found here are all based on my personal experience as a locally stranded individual (LSI), traveling from Cebu going to my hometown in Bicol.
Please note, however, that TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCALE/PROVINCE. For specific requirements, it is always best to check with the RIGHT sources. In this case, contact the local government unit (LGU). Certainly, most municipalities and cities have a website / facebook page / email address / phone number that you can easily reach at the comforts of your home. It is recommended that you DIRECTLY CONTACT THEM and seek their professional advice.
Mandatory Travel Authority : A Non-negotiable COVID-19 Travel Requirement
Since the lockdown in March 2020, the Philippines has implemented a systematic and coordinated approach in facilitating travel. Thus, compliance with documentation such as a Travel Authority ensures proper compliance of the health protocols and that concerned offices (both at the place of origin and destination) are notified and properly coordinated.
Travel Authority (TA) is the official endorsement of the concerned local COVID Task Force that the locally stranded individual (LSI) is permitted to pass at Quarantine Control Points / Checkpoints, Seaports and Airports. This document indicates the LSI’s travel details such as complete name, mode of transportation, place of origin, place of destination, zoning classification and status of travel.
This document is issued by the Joint Task Force Corona Virus Shield (JTF CV Shield) or the office of Philippine National Police (PNP). It is one of the major requirements for traveling and in allowing entry of the LSIs in the receiving LGU.
Are you a Locally Stranded Individual (LSI)?
The Department of Interior and Local Governance (DILG) defines Locally Stranded Individuals (LSI) as “foreign nationals or Filipino citizens in a specific locality within the Philippines who have expressed intention to return to their place of residence / home origin. LSIs can be further classified into:
- Workers;
- Students;
- Tourists; and
- Other individuals stranded in various localities while in transit
The movement of individuals has been heavily reduced to include only those LSIs and Returning Overseas Filipinos (ROFs) to help curb the spread of the virus. As such, strict protocols are in place to limit the number of people who can travel. In any case, pertinent travel documents are required.
Travel Authority Requirements for LSI
Here is the step by step process on how to get a travel authority in the Philippines.
1) Locally Stranded Individual (LSI) Form
LSI Form is the starting point for processing Travel Authority. It is a one-page document issued at the barangay LGU of origin which contains basic travel information.
Where to get it / Concerned Office: LGU of origin / Barangay Hall of the locale where you presently residing
Requirement: None
Cost: Free
Processing time: 5-10 minutes
2) Endorsement from Barangay Health Emergency Response Team (BHERT), commonly known as Barangay Health Center
After getting the LSI Form from the Barangay Hall, you may proceed directly to the Barangay Health Center to notify them about your plan for travel. The Health Officer will then advise you to take a 14-day quarantine prior to departure. Depending on your locale, quarantine can be done in a designated quarantine facility or can also be a home quarantine.
In my case, my LGU of origin only requires a home quarantine. I was asked to keep a daily record of my body temperature twice a day – 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM. I then bought a digital thermometer from a nearby drugstore to meet this requirement.
After the 14-day quarantine period, you need to report back to the Barangay Health Office. The Health Officer will ask for a copy of your 14-day temperature record and will use this information to fill-up the Daily Individual Signs and Symptoms Log Sheet. They will then endorse to the barangay so that you can proceed with the next steps.
Where to get it / Concerned Office: Barangay Health Emergency Response Team (BHERT)
Requirements: 1) LSI Form; 2) 14-day Quarantine and a record of your daily body temperature
Cost: Free
Processing time: 5-10 minutes
3) Barangay Certification and Barangay Exit Clearance
Upon submission of the first two (2) documents (LSI Form and the Daily Individual Signs and Symptoms Log Sheet endorsed by BHERT), the LGU will prepare the Barangay Certification and Barangay Exit Clearance. The latter will require a digital photo of you, which will be made via webcam at the barangay hall. Both documents will be signed by the Barangay Captain (Punong Barangay).
Where to get it / Concerned Office: LGU of origin / Barangay Hall of origin
Requirements: 1) LSI Form; 2) Daily Individual Signs and Symptoms Log Sheet endorsed by the Barangay Health Officer
Cost: Free
Processing time: 30 minutes to 1 hour (can also be dependent on the availability of the Barangay Captain for his/her signature)
4) Medical Certificate
This next document will be processed at the City or Municipal Health Office. Upon checking the completeness of your documents, you will be asked to fill up a Request Form and to attach a photocopy of 1 valid ID and the Barangay Certification.
Once done, you will be given a schedule of when to pick-up your document. Usually, it takes 1-2 days before the Medical Certificate is available for release.
The Medical Certificate however has a limited time validity of only 2-3 days only. Thus, make sure to secure only a Medical Certificate when you have a confirmed travel departure.
Where to get it / Concerned Office: City or Municipal Health Office of origin
Requirements: 1) LSI Form; 2) Daily Individual Signs and Symptoms Log Sheet endorsed by the Barangay Health Officer; 3) Barangay Certification; 4) Barangay Exit Clearance; 5) Photocopy of 1 valid ID and the Barangay Clearance
Cost: Free
Processing time: 1-2 days (together with document No. 5 or Availability to Travel document)
IMPORTANT NOTE: A Medical Certificate is different from a Swab (also known as Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction or RT-PCR) Test Result. Some airlines and receiving LGU require a Negative Swab / RT-PCR Test Result so make sure to cautiously check the travel requirements. Swab / RT-PCR will also be discussed below for your guidance.
5) Availability of Travel
This document is issued by the office of the Mayor.
Where to get it / Concerned Office: Office of the City or Municipal Mayor (place of origin)
Requirements: same requirements as No. 4 plus the Medical Certificate
Cost: Free
Processing time: 1-2 days (can also be dependent on the availability of the Mayor for his/her signature)
6) Finally: Travel Authority
Travel Authority is issued by the Philippine National Police upon the completion of the above-mentioned pre-requisites.
Make sure to bring a photocopy of all pertinent documents, particularly: Availability of Travel, Medical Certificate, Barangay Certification, LSI Form and Valid ID.
On the last page (back portion) of your photocopied documents, write the following details:
- Complete Name
- Complete Address (Place of Origin) – Sitio/purok, Barangay, City/Municipality, Province)
- Complete Address (Place of Destination) – Sitio/purok, Barangay, City/Municipality, Province)
- Indicate that you are a Locally Stranded Individual (LSI)
- Mode of Transportation – Motor/vehicle (indicate type/model, color, plate number) / Ferry/Boat (name of shipping line, indicate ticket number, if applicable) / Plane (name of airline, booking reference number, if applicable)
- Approved travel date or tentative travel date
Submit the photocopied documents and wait for your name to be called. You will be interviewed by the officer-in-charge based on the details provided. Your application will be processed and will be coordinated with the applicant’s destination LGU and Police Station. Once approved, your application will be encoded and you will be notified once available for release.
Where to get it / Concerned Office: Philippine National Police (PNP)
Requirements: Photocopy of 1) Availability of Travel; 2) Medical Certificate; 3) Barangay Certification; 4) LSI Form; and 5) Valid ID.
Cost: Free
Processing time: half day upto 2 days (dependent on the bulk of work at PNP)
After Getting the Travel Authority . . . What’s Next?
Travel Authority is only ONE of the major requirements in traveling. This document is issued in the place of your origin, which you will need for two travel purposes:
- Travel authority shall be presented on entry points, airports, seaport, etc.
- Travel Authority is also one of the requirements for getting an Acceptance Letter from the receiving LGU
What is an Acceptance Letter?
Acceptance letter is a document issued by the receiving LGU City or Municipality stating that the LSI is accepted to enter the border.
LSI needs to have an authorized person to process this document in the place of destination. This should be processed 1-3 days prior to the arrival of the LSI.
There are 4 basic requirements for getting an Acceptance Letter:
- Barangay Certificate of Residency or Barangay Clearance (issued by the receiving LGU, this is proof of residency that the LSI is a bonafide resident of the receiving LGU)
- Travel Authority (issued by PNP as thoroughly discussed above)
- Medical Certificate (issued by receiving LGU or the Mayor’s Office as discussed in No. 4) or can also be the Swab / RT-PCR Test Result
- Barangay Exit Clearance or Barangay Certification (issued by LGU of origin or Barangay Hall as discussed in No.3)
As you may have observed, all travel documents discussed above need to be processed in a systematic and structured manner. That is, one document is the pre-requisite for the other. Thus, thorough completion of each and every requirement is integral for the overall completion of these mandated protocols.
When is the Best Time to Process these Travel Documents?
I cannot emphasize enough the crucial significance of time in processing these travel requirements. Schedule it well so that your world will not crumble when your departure is on, and yet, you still haven’t completed all the requirements.
Best time to start the process is at least 20 days before your target date of departure. Begin by notifying the LGU of origin (both Barangay Hall and Barangay Health Center) about your travel then follow the steps discussed above. Completion of the mandatory 14-day quarantine is a must. Then you have 4-6 days to process all the needed documents.
It is important to note that the Medical Certificate has a limited validity of 2-3 days only. Thus, you cannot process this document far longer than 3 days prior to your departure – you have to make sure that the documents are not expired by the time that you depart.
RT PCR or Swab Test: Do You Need a Swab Test in Traveling?
RT-PCR stands for real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction.
According to fda.gov, it is a test for the qualitative detection of nucleic acid from SARS-CoV-2 which is done by collecting nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal swabs from any individual, including for testing of individuals without symptoms or other reasons to suspect COVID-19 infection.
This test is NOT a mandatory travel requirement. Receiving locale or LGU vary. Passengers must CHECK FIRST the specific travel requirements and protocols of their destination. This should only be undertaken by departing passengers whose intended destinations require a negative PCR swab test result prior to entry.
List of Licensed COVID-19 Laboratory in the Philippines
Here is a complete list of licensed and accredited COVID Testing Lab in the Philippines which can administer RT-PCR Test: https://hfsrb.doh.gov.ph/?page_id=1729
RT PCR Swab Test Cost
As of November 2020, swab testing in the Philippines costs Php 5,000 to 5,500 for most private licensed COVID testing hospitals.
There are some government healthcare institutions that offer FREE swab test but requires an appointment. Only those with confirmed appointments will be accommodated. And since it is free, usually it is almost always fully booked.
Moreover, most RT-PCR tests done by the government are for surveillance purposes – limited to individuals “under priority testing” (based on DOH’s Administrative Order (AO) 2020-00258A). These include “suspect cases, individuals with travel history and exposure (whether symptomatic or asymptomatic), and healthcare workers with possible exposure (whether symptomatic or asymptomatic).” Source: Manila Bulletin
RT PCR Swab Test Result
Individuals can get results of their RT-PCR test within 1-2 days if done in a private laboratory, and about 2-5 if done in a government facility, depending on the number of tests being run.
Swab Test Validity
Validity is only 2-3 days (48 to 72 hours). That’s why if you are traveling, timing in getting a swab test is crucial.
Traveling in the New Normal
The pandemic has dragged on for much longer than any of us expected. For sure, many of us are excited to go out after months of lockdown. But, before we can travel again, first, we need to be updated and follow health protocols.
Traveling in the new normal may not be relatively easy, but it is possible.
Yes, there are travel restrictions and rigid processes, but everything is doable when you put one foot in front of another. You’ll surprise yourself at how each step can make meaningful progress.
All throughout this process, I also realized how genuinely helpful and friendly truly Filipinos are – always ready to go the extra mile and lend an extra smile. I am grateful for every help I received from random people I meet along the way. I made sure to sincerely thank them for their time and help.
It was indeed a long and tedious process but I’m happy I persevered. Now, I can finally come home to Bicol after 8 long months of lockdown.
You might also be interested to learn more about the New Normal in Travel in Tourism in the Philippines. Or perhaps read further on Flights to Philippines: The New Normal for Air Travel in the Philippines
Planning to Get a Travel Authority?
This blog is aimed at helping LSIs have an overview of the entire process. While this may be a detailed step-by-step guide, I strongly suggest that you contact the concerned LGU (origin and receiving LGU) and get the right answers directly from the source. Their FB page, website, and phone numbers are open to accommodate your concerns. Some LGUs (like Lapu-Lapu City) even put up a helpdesk and specific email address to handle COVID-19 travel queries.
Nonetheless, I wish you well and please have a safe travel anywhere you go! 🙂
Ako po ay uuwe sa probinsya nmin tatlo po kmi uuwe, pumunta po kmi ng barangay, December 28, na submit Kuna po ung mga names nmin, babalik po dw ako sa January 11, 2021. January 16, ang alis po nmin nakakuha Napo kmi mg ticket.
Ilang days po ba na makuha ung mga requirements nmin. Bago mag 16??
Salamat po
Hi Jerry! Sa barangay po, usually 1 day lang po yan bago makuha. Kaso baka po pinapabalik kayo ng mas matagal kasi may expiration po kasi ang ibang travel documents na kukunin nyo like the Medical Certificate na 3 days lang ang validity. Di po sya pwede kunin kapag matagal pa ang travel date.
Ano po ba ang mga requirement kapag pupuntang manila galing davao?
As of now, travel authority at medical certificate lang po ang requirements papasok ng Manila. This may change po depende sa LGU kaya it’s best to stay updated by contacting your destination LGU.
Hi po.. march po plan namin umuwi nang kapatid ko… From iloilo to koronadal city pero dahil walang airport don, gensan po Ang departure namin. Bali sa koronadal city LGU nlng po kmi mag coordinate dba?? At bakit nmn po subrang tagal nang process.. nakakalungkot po, baka di po matapos before Ang flight masasayang Ang bookings. Pressured pa dahil may expiration Ang medical certificate..pano Kung matatagalan Ang pag kuha ng travel authority??? Ano po pwedeng gawin pagka nag expire na Ang medical certificate tapos Hindi pa na release Ang travel authority???
-Kung san po ang destination LGU mo, doon po kayo magcocoordinate (Koronadal). Kasi transit nyo lang po ang Gensan. Inonote na lang po yan sa Travel Authority na dadaan kayo ng GenSan airport.
-Isa po sa requirement po sa pagkuha ng travel authority ang medical certificate. Coordinated po ang mga concerned offices nyan that they have to release it in 1-2 days kasi alam po nila na may expiration. They will process it agad po. Ang matagal lang po talaga dito is the mandatory 14-day quarantine.
Hi! Do I need travel authority po ba Manila to Butuan po, sabi po sa requirements ng airline na sasakyan ko Rapid test lang po ang need pag lapag ko ng Butuan kaso papapasukin po ba ko ng airport kahit wala akong travel authority? Thank you po
Hi Justine! It is BEST to contact Butuan City Hall to get the latest updates, nagbabago po kasi ang travel requirements depende sa decision ng authority and IATF. As far as I know, eto po yung travel requirements (this might change):
1) Medical Clearance Certificate;
2) 14 day quarantine;
3) Travel authority;
4) Negative test result which can be a negative Rapid Antibody Test (RAT) or RT-PCR test or Antigen test.
Hope this helps 🙂
Hi, will I consider myself LSI if I will go on for vacation? Its my hometown.
Hi! yes 🙂
Hi po,
Ako po ang manggagaling ng USA sa Feb 2, 2021. Bali ROF po ako. Para kumuha ng TA ang kailangan lang ng Passport(ID), Neg COVID19 result at Certificate from DOQ. Ang port of entry ko po ay NAIA. Ang tanong ko po ay pwedi g kumuha ng TA sa Pampanga instead na Pasay? Ang final destination ko po ay Dumingag, Zamboanga del Sur. Bibili po ako ng sasakyan sa Pampanga at mag drive all the way to my Final destination. Saan ko po kukunin ang acceptance letter? Sa police station po ba na pinagkunan ko ng TA?
Hi! Thanks for your clarification. I am only familiar po sa LSI requirements sir. It’s probably best to contact your destination LGU (via email, FB page or call them) to seek their advice para sure po yung next steps mo. Your travel will involve 2 transfers po kasi (Manila and Pampanga), I think both should appear on your travel authority. It will also matter kung ilan days ang stays mo for each stopover kasi may health protocols din po sila pareho.
Do i need to get travel authority when i go to isabela ??
For all LSIs po, travel authority is a mandatory requirement. You may also contact the Isabela LGU po to get the latest updates. You may email or call them or message them as fb page nila. I’m sure they will respond.
Hello po! Can I ask po kung may bayad po ang travel authority and medical certificate sa Cagayan de Oro and kung may expiration po ang mga ito? Balak ko po kasi mag book ng flight from Cagayan de Oro to Manila. Thank you po!
Hi! Government-issued documents po ito so mostly free. Both have the same validity of 2-3 days po.
April 12 po yung alis nmin d2 kelan ko po ba mare receive yung travel authority at medical certificate???
Depende po sa LGU nyo kung gano katagal ang processing nila. But it usually takes 1-2 working days bago makuha.
does it need pa ba ng proof of residency when getting an acceptance letter?
Yes po. Barangay Certificate (proof that you are a bonafide resident of the receiving LGU) is a requirement for getting an Acceptance Letter.
HI Ms. Leslie,
May I know if you have any idea If I am a Transit Passenger from Manila to Cebu to Surigao, Then Surigao to Butuan To Manila. DO I need to secure the other requirements since I will not go out of Airport.
Hi! If transit lang, you only need to secure travel requirements sa origin and destination LGU mo (Manila and Surigao). It should reflect sa Travel Authority that you will have a connecting flight kaya may stops ka sa Cebu and Butuan. 🙂
Hi po. Ask ko lang pano kung lilipat ng ibang province from makati. Paano po yung process thank you in advance
The travel requirements will depend po sa pupuntahan mong province.
Pwede po bang bumiyahe ako ng pozorrubio every month????work ako sa mabalacat pampanga…kailangan ko pa po ba ng travel pass sakalung uuwi ako ng pangasinan every month????
Hi! Regarding this, better to coordinate with the local LGU po of Pampanga and Pangasinan. Baka boarder working pass lang po yung irequire sayo.
Good day po, ask ko lang po kung ilang araw ang validity ng travel authority?
Hi Bobby! 2-3 days po ang validity ng travel authority same ng medical certificate
I’m not an LSI pero need to travel to Manila for personal reasons. Please help on what to do, requirements, etc… Thanks a lot.
Travel authority and medical certificate po. This may change from time to time, it’s better to contact the LGU for the latest updates po.
‘Yung travel authority ba pag sinabing valid for 2 days lang, ibig sabihin, kailangan within 2 days ang departure, o 2 days ka lang pwede mag-stay sa pupuntahan mo? Same with med cert din? Thanks!
Valid 2-3 days bago ang departure mo. Yes, same po sa medical certificate and validity nila.
Hello po. Ask ko lng po kung mandatory po ba ung quarantine muna ng 14 days bago makuha ung medical certificate. Flight ko kc sa Jan 30 pa zamboanga.
I think it is required kasi yun po ang basis nila sa para makapag issue ng medical certificate mo. Better to ask the health office of Zamboanga po to be sure. Sa amin po kasi sa Lapu-lapu City, required and 14-day quarantine.
Hi po I’m an LSI po and I want to travel from MNL- to Cagayan de Oro. Want ko lang itanong kung pwede ba magtravel ang pregnant?
As far as I know, restricted pa po ang pregnant woman at persons below 21 and +60 y/o. But you may please check sa CDO LGU to be sure.
Thank you for this detailed post as I’m going back to the province from Manila. Overwhelming ang requirements andami 🙁
Thank you for your kind feedback – happy to help 🙂
One step at a time, you can do it!
Do u know where to secure Medical Cert sa City of Manila?
Hi! Perhaps you may check with the City Health Office of Manila (near City Hall) regarding this.
Hi ano po requirements pag umuwi ng Tacloban galing Manila?
Hi! I checked with PAL airlines, eto lang yung listed requirements:
-Mandatory 14 days quarantine at designated QA
-Medical Certificate from DOH of their place of origin
-Certification – Undergo medical examination as may deemed necessary
It would still be best to contact Tacloban LGU to get the latest updates.
Hellow po nalilito po kase ako sa
number 4. 5. At 6
Kase kung pede sila sabay makuha ma eexpired agad sya bago ka maka travel so kung makuha ko po agad ng 3 days yung nu4. 5 plus process time ng number 6
Expire na sya para gamitin ko sa travel.
Hi! yes, same po 2-3 days ang validity ng medical certificate at travel authority. Depende po sa LGU ang processing time best po kung macontact mo ang LGU to ask kung gano katagal aabutin ang pagproseso ng docs sa kanila.
In my case, sa Lapu-lapu City after 2 days ko nakuha ang medical certificate kaya maaga ako nagprocess. Then half day bago ko nakuha ang travel authority.
Sa Camarines Sur naman po, 1 hour lang nakuha ko na ang medical certificate and in 30 minutes nakuha ko agad ang travel authority. Half day lang, tapos na.
Hi po, tanong q lang..balak namin bumyahe papuntang Camarines Norte may ihahatid na gamit balikan lang company service gamit..2 kami kasama na driver, need pa rin ba rt-pcr test maliban sa travel pass at med.cert….salamat po☺️
Hi Suzette! Regarding this na balikan lang, better to ask directly from Cam Norte LGU to be sure. You may reach them via their official FB page or call their office.
hello looking for advice. staff is from manila goin to Zamboanga for work fly out on feb9 and return to manila feb12. staff is apor on both cases or apor only on fly out?
will med cert be valid until return to manila if lab ran on feb 6 or 7 ?
Hi! I think APOR on both cases kasi return sa residence nya naman yung return flight. Med cert must be valid 48-72 hours at the time of flight. In this case, you will need 2 separate med certs for the 2 flights.
hello maam askko lang may mga bayad po ba kumuha ng health certificate and travel authority
Hi! For most provinces po, free yung med cert at travel authority kasi issued naman sya ng government offices. But there are some that charge a minimal amount po.
Ilang days po valid ang travel authority? Salamat po
2-3 days po
Hi po maam…ask ko lang po kailangan pa po pa ng negative swab test result sa NAIA kng uuwi po ng Davao oriental…through plain po kmi..thak u
Hi! Yes po Ms. Rosa, requirement po ang negative RT-PCR test result taken within 24 to 72 hours before departure.
Ano pong magandang unahing requirements na kukunin?
The step-by-step process is detailed on the blog. Please read.
Hi po. Ask ko lang if needed pa ba kumuha ng mga documents na to if travelling international and magstopover lang po ako sa NAIA ?
Anong route po? and how many hours stopover/transit at NAIA?
Ask ko lang po if need pa po ba ng travel authority for working? Same requirements po ba? Kasi babalik din nman po. Salamat po
Yes po, same travel requirements.
Hi Leslie, papuntang Kalibo ho via PAL kelangan pa ho ba swab test?
As per checking, here is the list of requirements by PAL flying to Kalibo
-Travel Pass / Authority
-Medical / Health Certificate:
Negative RT-PCR Test for APOR
RT-PCR Test for LSI upon arrival
-Mandatory 14-Day Quarantine Upon Arrival: ROF & LSI
-Contact Information / Health Declaration Form for Contact Tracing; http://www.aklan.gov.ph
Pupunta po ako ng Manila mula Iloilo, ano po ba ang protocol diyan sa Manila, meron nang akong brgy. certificate, med certificate at travel authority. magpapa swab test pa ba diyan? May quarantine pa ba diyan pagdating sa airport?
Hi. Better if you will ask directly from DOT Manila.
You may call their 24/7 hotline at 1-386 or send them a message on their FB page https://www.facebook.com/TourismMNL/
Hello po, 2 choices lang po ba ang kailangan para maapprove sa travel authority? By emergency or for work po? Nagplano po kasi akong pumunta sa manila from davao to visit my loved ones huhu. Wala din naman po ako work sa manila since dito ko sa davao nakatira. Pero possible kayang reason yung visitation?
Regarding this, you may pls inquire directly at DOT Metro Manila for better guidance. You may reach them via their hotline number 1-386 or FB page https://www.facebook.com/TourismMNL/
Hi mam Maam, nag work po ako sa isang private company financial institution, Im from Laguna but need ko po mag travel to Isabela Province to attend ARRAIGNMENT & PRE TRIAL ng case na sinampa ko sa isang empleyado, Ask ko lang po sana Travel authority & health certificate lang po ba maam ang ned namin iprovide? 4 po kamimag stop over po kami ng Ilocos sur , Ilocos Norte, Cagayan then Isabela mag audit pa din po kc kami ng mga mga branches namin due to almost one year na namin sila hindi nabibisita visiting those branch is for security purpose, we have to purpose of travel, attending the hearing and branch audit… hindi po kaya kami mag kakapoblema along the ways.
Thanks
Hi sir! Regarding this, perhaps it’s best to contact Isabela and Ilocos LGU po for proper guidance regarding your travel docs. I am sure both LGUs have a phone number on their official website/FB page where you can directly contact them. It’s best to get direct answers from the right sources to be sure po. Hope this helps.
Hi Mam Leslie may flight po ako ng April 3. Ofw po ako so paano po kaya ang gagawin namin. Kasi may tao po na maghahatid sa akin papuntang airport. Anu kaya ang requirements nya ng taong magahahatid sakin at ganun din sakin na isang Ofw. Pareho po kami ng address ng bahay. Salamat po
Hi Marvin! To be sure po, you may contact DOT Manila. They will give you all the right details po.
Hotline: 1-386
FB: https://www.facebook.com/TourismMNL/
Ask Ko LNG po ano po ba need na requirements uuwi po Kasi sister Ko NASA elnido Palawan po sya uuwi siya Dito Sa malabon city.sasakay LNG po sya barko.
Hi Ms. Raquel! To be sure, you may visit or call yung Malabon City Hall po for an updated list of travel requirements. I’m sure they have an information desk for travel concerns like this. Keep safe! 🙂
Hi Maam napaka informative po nito. Maraming Salamat po.
God bless you
Thank you din Oscar for extending your appreciation 🙂