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10/05/2021

Inihayag ng Malacañang nitong Biyernes, na ang sinumang nais pumasok sa Pilipinas, kasama na ang mga nabakunahan na laban sa COVID-19, ay kinakailangang sumailalim sa 14-day na mandatory quarantine,

“Ano ba ho ang bagong protocol ngayon sa kahit sino na papasok sa Pilipinas? Mandatory na po ang 14 days quarantine,” ani Presidential Spokesperson Sec. Harry Roque.

Ito ay matapos aprubahan ng Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) noong Huwebes ang bagong quarantine at health protocols para sa lahat ng papasok na indibidwal sa bansa, anuman ang kanilang pinabakuna.

Sa ilalim ng IATF-EID Resolution 114, ang lahat ng darating na biyahero ay kinakailangang manatili sa isang quarantine facility sa loob ng 10 araw.

Pagkatapos ng 10 araw, ay dapat naman mag-quarantine ang mga ito sa bahay sa loob ng 4 na araw.

29/04/2021

Commercial Flights for April 29, 2021 (Thursday)
These flight schedules may change at any given time. In such cases, please contact your airline for confirmation.
We advise our followers to continue monitoring our page for updates on flight schedules.
NAIA Flight Information:
+632 (02) 8877 1109 local 2181
For the complete list of flights including repatriation, sweeper, and cargo flights, please see our official website:
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29/04/2021

Bureau of Immigration Advisory As of April 16, 2021.
TRAVEL ADVISORY
Please be guided accordingly.

28/04/2021

AT YOUR SERVICE!
In a bid to ensure the safe arrival and overall wellbeing of our OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWs), the One-Stop Shop (OSS) in NAIA Terminals 1, 2 and 3 has been continuously providing all the necessary assistance and service, including the identification of possible isolation facilities where they may take their mandatory quarantine, and to further prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Since the start of operations on 23 April 2020, until yesterday, 26 April 2021, the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) has already served MORE THAN HALF A MILLION OFWs—658,257 to be exact—, with 199,781 OFWs in Terminal 1, 260,847 in Terminal 2 and 197,629 in Terminal 3.
Furthermore, the OSS has also assisted a total of 170,228 Overseas Filipinos (OFs)/tourists since the start of its operations, until yesterday.
As emphasized by Secretary Tugade, providing assistance to our kababayans, such as the OFWs, must be non-stop, as they are considered as our ‘modern day heroes,’ along with our healthworkers, and other frontliners, who make selfless sacrifices, even amid the unprecedented threat of the pandemic, just to ensure the welfare of their families.
The OSS is a joint initiative of the Department of Transportation (DOTr), under the tenacious, and strong-willed leadership of Secretary Arthur Tugade, along with the participation of the Department of Tourism (DOT), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Office for Transportation Security (OTS), Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Philippine National Police (PNP), and the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ).

AT YOUR SERVICE!

In a bid to ensure the safe arrival and overall wellbeing of our OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWs), the One-Stop Shop (OSS) in NAIA Terminals 1, 2 and 3 has been continuously providing all the necessary assistance and service, including the identification of possible isolation facilities where they may take their mandatory quarantine, and to further prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Since the start of operations on 23 April 2020, until yesterday, 26 April 2021, the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) has already served MORE THAN HALF A MILLION OFWs—658,257 to be exact—, with 199,781 OFWs in Terminal 1, 260,847 in Terminal 2 and 197,629 in Terminal 3.

Furthermore, the OSS has also assisted a total of 170,228 Overseas Filipinos (OFs)/tourists since the start of its operations, until yesterday.

As emphasized by Secretary Tugade, providing assistance to our kababayans, such as the OFWs, must be non-stop, as they are considered as our ‘modern day heroes,’ along with our healthworkers, and other frontliners, who make selfless sacrifices, even amid the unprecedented threat of the pandemic, just to ensure the welfare of their families.

The OSS is a joint initiative of the Department of Transportation (DOTr), under the tenacious, and strong-willed leadership of Secretary Arthur Tugade, along with the participation of the Department of Tourism (DOT), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Office for Transportation Security (OTS), Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Philippine National Police (PNP), and the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ).

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27/04/2021

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06/03/2021

PUBLIC ADVISORY: The following are the LATEST STANDARDIZED TRAVEL PROTOCOLS for land, sea, and air transport as approved by the IATF yesterday, 26 February 2021:

1. MINIMUM PUBLIC HEALTH STANDARDS, which include physical distancing, hand hygiene, cough etiquette, and wearing of face masks and face shields among others, SHALL BE STRICTLY IMPLEMENTED across all settings.

2. Clinical and exposure assessment shall be strictly implemented in all ports of entry and exit to ensure that only asymptomatic, non-close contact individuals are allowed to travel or enter the local government unit of destination. Health assessment of passengers, supervised by medical doctors, shall be mandatory upon entry in the port/terminal and exit at point of destination.

3. TESTING SHALL NOT BE MANDATORY FOR TRAVELER, except if the LGU of destination (province, HUC, or ICC) will require testing as a requirement prior to travel, and such shall be limited to RT-PCR.

4. NO TRAVELER SHALL BE REQUIRED TO UNDERGO QUARANTINE, unless they exhibit symptoms upon arrival at the LGU of destination.

5. TRAVEL AUTHORITY issued by Joint Task Force COVID Shield AND HEALTH CERTIFICATE SHALL NO LONGER BE REQUIRED.

6. Authorized Persons Outside of Residence (APORs) from national government agencies and their attached agencies must provide their identification card, travel order, and travel itinerary, and must pass symptom-screening at ports of entry and exit pursuant to IATF Resolution No. 98-A issued on 04 February 2021.

7. The Safe, Swift, and Smart Passage (S-PaSS) Travel Management System of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) shall be institutionalized as the one-stop-shop application/communication for travelers. For this purpose, a focal person from the province with respect to their municipalities and component cities, and from highly urbanized cities and independent component cities shall be assigned.

8. The StaySafe.ph System shall be utilized as the primary contact tracing system. Traze App for airports, and such other existing contact tracing applications must be integrated with the StaySafe.ph System following IATF Resolution No. 85 issued on 25 November 2020.

9. All terminals must have assigned SUFFICIENT QUARANTINE/ISOLATION FACILITIES.

10. All ports and terminals shall put in place a REFERRAL SYSTEM WHEREIN TRAVELERS WHO BECOME SYMPTOMATIC SHALL BE TRANSFERRED TO QUARANTINE/ISOLATION FACILITIES to enable the Bureau of Quarantine for airports, or local health officials in case of LGUs, to take over.

11. For the National Capital Region (NCR), ALL BUSES BOUND FOR PROVINCES SHALL BE REQUIRED TO USE THE INTEGRATED TERMINAL EXCHANGE as the central hub for transportation. No bus company or public transport shall be allowed use of their private terminals.

12. At their option, LGUs MAY PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR ALL TRAVELERS WHO ARE TRANSITING FROM ONE LGU TO ANOTHER in cases of arrivals at air and seaports to their end-point destinations.

Source: Office of Transportation Security (OTS) Administrator, Undersecretary Raul del Rosario

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