The Philippines has been smothering tourists who have been vaccinated against the families in the green list.

Happy to share with you about the latest IATF 150-A, s. 2021 regulation that came into effect on December 1, 2021, fully vaccinated citizens of countries that do not require a visa under Executive Order No. 408 (s.1960), which has been revised, will be allowed to enter the Philippines until December 15, 2021, with the following conditions:

A. The passport holder is valid for at least six (6) months at the time of arrival, and has a round-trip ticket, a trip abroad ticket or a ticket to the next country.

B. Prior to arriving in the Philippines, foreign nationals must reside in countries/territories/regions that have legal rights on the Green List for fourteen (14) days.

C. The following evidence of COVID-19 vaccination has been recognized in accordance with the current provisions of the IATF Infectious Disease Management Task Force:

• Who’s International Certifications for Immunization and Prevention; VaxCertPH certification; or
• The national/state digital deed of the foreign government has been recognized
• VaxCertPH certification must be accredited by the IATF under the mutual agreement.

A negative RT-PCR test must be done within seventy-two hours (72 hours) before traveling from the country of departure. Upon arrival, there is no need for on-site isolation and no RT-PCR test is required upon entry but passengers are required to self-monitor and report immediately if any symptoms appear until the fourteenth day (14th), of which the first day is the date of entry.

Testing and quarantine procedures for minors will follow the testing and quarantine procedures of the accompanying parent/guardian, regardless of the immunization status of the minor and the country of departure.