If you are stranded anywhere in the Philippines, or you are an OFW wanting to come home, or you are a person permitted to travel for work or business, a frontliner, a health worker, or you are part of the essential people allowed to travel, then you must know that in order to board any flight, you need to prepare several documents before your departure. These documents must be presented to the airport security, airline ground personnel, and/or cabin crew.
Airlines have different sets of requirements for departing passengers. You may check my previous post, How to Travel in the Philippines Today, to know more.
In case you missed it, I also mentioned in my previous post that several destinations will require specific documents upon arrival. This means that you will have to prepare a different set of documents to be presented UPON ARRIVAL.
Disclaimer: These travel requirements vary per destination. Kindly check the updated travel rules and regulations of your origin and destination and confirm with the Local Government Unit (LGU). This is not the complete list, I will update this from time to time.
You might not be allowed entry without these documents:
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ZAM – Zamboanga |
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PAG – Pagadian |
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WNP – Naga |
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DPL – Dipolog |
For Returning or Repatriated OFWs and others Overseas Filipinos returning to their place of residence (ROFs)
For Locally Stranded Individuals (LSIs):
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DVO – Davao |
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CBO – Cotabato |
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CEB – Cebu |
For Locally Stranded Individuals (LSIs):
For Health and Emergency Frontline Service Personnel:
For Government Officials and Government Frontline Personnel:
For Persons Travelling to Cebu for connecting flights abroad:
For Persons Travelling for Medical Reasons:
For Persons Travelling for Humanitarian Reasons:
For Persons Travelling for Business or Work:
For Owners of Business Establishments Permitted to Operate in Cebu:
For Professionals:
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CGY – Cagayan de Oro |
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Upon arrival, you might still need to do a 14-day quarantine under the supervision of your LGU of residence.
Other reminders:
- Those who intend to travel for leisure, or below 21 years old or those 60 years old and above, or pregnant women, are not allowed on any domestic flights.
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