eTravel: Electronic Declaration for Entry into the Philippines

The electronic eTravel declaration is required for all travelers planning a trip to the Philippines. To do this, an online form must be filled out, providing information on health, travel route, and contact persons. This requirement allows immigration authorities to monitor the health status of travelers and trace contacts in case of contagious diseases.

Before traveling to the Philippines, you must register with eTravel. Once you have completed the form, your information will be processed within 72 hours. You will then receive a QR code or barcode that you need to present upon entry and exit.

The electronic eTravel notification has replaced previous forms such as the electronic arrival card and the unified health pass. The unified reporting form is now the main medical document for travelers. All previous documents are no longer used.

Entry requirements for the Philippines require all travelers to complete an electronic travel declaration before traveling and before departure. This simplifies the procedure for confirming your arrival and departure and allows you to provide current health information.

Filling out an eTravel declaration for travel to the Philippines is a mandatory step for all travelers. Registration is done online and accessible from any device.

On the eTravel form, you must provide basic information about yourself, including your full name, date of birth, and passport number. You must also provide details about your travel plans, such as the arrival and departure dates and your address in the Philippines. You also need to specify your COVID-19 vaccination status, including information about the vaccine you received.

After completing and submitting the form, the system will generate a QR code or barcode that you need to save. This code must be presented upon entry and exit.

The eTravel Declaration is mandatory for all travelers, including tourists, foreign residents, and Filipino citizens. It is required for all travel purposes, including transit through the country and departure. Every traveler, including children and infants, must have a separate eTravel QR code, which can be issued by parents or legal guardians on behalf of minors.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to assist you in organizing your trip to the Philippines!