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<\/a>Philippines\u2019 vaccination policy for inbound travel<\/strong><\/h4>\nIf you are fully-vaccinated and can provide a proof of the same; you may be exempt from quarantine upon arrival in the Philippines. The quarantine policy for international arrivals in the Philippines is similar to other countries. The final vaccine dose or the single-dose vaccine for passengers needs to be at least 14 days old prior to their arrival in the country.\u00a0 You can check the approved list of vaccines with your airline.<\/p>\n
Vaccinated travelers also need to produce a negative RT-PCR test report not older than 48 hours prior to their departure from the United States<\/strong>. They also require to self-monitor their symptoms for the next seven days upon their arrival. Manila International Airport\u2019s arrival procedure may be different from other airports or destinations in the Philippines. So, it is advisable to be in the know of the entry requirements before you book cheap flights to Manila<\/strong><\/a><\/span> or anywhere in the Philippines.<\/p>\n
Philippines\u2019 Quarantine Policy<\/strong><\/h4>\nNon-vaccinated passengers need to undergo a 14-day quarantine period in a government-approved facility. On day 5 of the quarantine period, those testing negative for COVID-19 get some respite. They can complete the rest of the quarantine period at a private accommodation. Though they shall self-monitor their health for symptoms for the rest of the time.<\/p>\n
Children below the age of 12 (those who cannot be vaccinated) need to follow the quarantine guidelines as applicable to their parents or accompanying guardians. Minors who are three years or younger and asymptomatic are exempt from testing<\/strong>. Minors with symptoms are required to undergo testing as per the protocol for safe arrival in the Philippines.<\/p>\n
Other Requirements<\/strong><\/p>\n
Foreign nationals arriving in the Philippines or<\/span> Ninoy Aquino International Airport<\/a>, Manila shall purchase insurance for all COVID-19 treatment expenses. The minimum coverage requirement is USD 35000.<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The Philippines\u2019 entry regulations may be revised anytime as the pandemic scenario evolves. Watch out this space for any revision of the guidelines until your departure on cheap<\/span> international<\/span> flights<\/span> to<\/span> Philippines<\/span> from<\/span> USA<\/span><\/a> or any other country.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Non-vaccinated passengers need to undergo a 14-day quarantine period in a government-approved facility. On day 5 of the quarantine period, those testing negative for COVID-19 get some respite. They can complete the rest of the quarantine period at a private accommodation. Though they shall self-monitor their health for symptoms for the rest of the time.<\/p>\n
Children below the age of 12 (those who cannot be vaccinated) need to follow the quarantine guidelines as applicable to their parents or accompanying guardians. Minors who are three years or younger and asymptomatic are exempt from testing<\/strong>. Minors with symptoms are required to undergo testing as per the protocol for safe arrival in the Philippines.<\/p>\n
Other Requirements<\/strong><\/p>\n
Foreign nationals arriving in the Philippines or<\/span> Ninoy Aquino International Airport<\/a>, Manila shall purchase insurance for all COVID-19 treatment expenses. The minimum coverage requirement is USD 35000.<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The Philippines\u2019 entry regulations may be revised anytime as the pandemic scenario evolves. Watch out this space for any revision of the guidelines until your departure on cheap<\/span> international<\/span> flights<\/span> to<\/span> Philippines<\/span> from<\/span> USA<\/span><\/a> or any other country.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"