flight on june 18 by delta airlines

[Riza D 0]

has anyone who used delta airlines have to pay philippines travel tax? or is this fee included in the price of the ticket?

[Inky 1,111]

Moved from traveling during immigration forums to regional forums as the OP is asking about country specific exit taxation.

[vazpayne19 24]

has anyone who used delta airlines have to pay philippines travel tax? or is this fee included in the price of the ticket?

When i travelled last 2011, they didnt ask me to pay for the travel tax. I think its already i cluded when i purchased the ticket.

[Scot_Roselyn 7]

I just traveled from Cebu back to the states and I had to pay550 pesos. You need to have cash to pay it too. No debit or credit cards allowed. No matter what airline you were on you had to pay it according to the lady at the counter.

[actob99 156]

Well there is travel tax and there is an airport departure tax. The airport departure tax is 550 peso's and everyone has to pay this.

When I purchased my then fiancee her ticket on Delta, I used miles to pay for the ticket. The travel taxes were not included and she had to pay them prior to getting her seat assignment. Just make sure to show up early and the ticket agent will let you know if you need to pay this. You can see the desk where you pay the travel tax from the Delta ticket counter.

[Riza D 0]

thank you guys for the anwering my question yes i know i need to pay for the terminal fee 550 php,,,, but i heard to the other they said i need to pay for travel tax 1,620 php.

[vazpayne19 24]

thank you guys for the anwering my question yes i know i need to pay for the terminal fee 550 php,,,, but i heard to the other they said i need to pay for travel tax 1,620 php.

i am not sure how this one would go, I travelled before via Cathay Pacific (online purchased ticket) I paid for the travel tax due to the ticket was purchased online that doesn't cover the Phil Tax. However, when I travelled via Delta Airline on the same year (purchased in Delta Office) I didn't pay for the travel tax because it was already included on my ticket.

[Riza D 0]

thank you sis actually my fiance told me that, no need to pay for the travel tax beacuse is included already he buy me a ticket by online delta airline from philippines to philadelphia my poe detroit this is my first time travelling. but almost anyone told me pay terminal fee 550 php plus travel tax 1,620 php, i dont know what is true? i hope my fiance he can get answer from delta airlines about tax,

[Louis and Aya 17]

Worse case scenario, have your fiance send you some cash to cover it. You'll also need money for some food at the airports if you get really hungry

thank you sis actually my fiance told me that, no need to pay for the travel tax beacuse is included already he buy me a ticket by online delta airline from philippines to philadelphia my poe detroit this is my first time travelling. but almost anyone told me pay terminal fee 550 php plus travel tax 1,620 php, i dont know what is true? i hope my fiance he can get answer from delta airlines about tax,

[vazpayne19 24]

thank you sis actually my fiance told me that, no need to pay for the travel tax beacuse is included already he buy me a ticket by online delta airline from philippines to philadelphia my poe detroit this is my first time travelling. but almost anyone told me pay terminal fee 550 php plus travel tax 1,620 php, i dont know what is true? i hope my fiance he can get answer from delta airlines about tax,

hmm just to be sure do have some money with you Bon Voyage!

[Caryh 5,206]

I bought the ticket for my wife directly from Delta, and the travel tax was included. His receipt for the ticket should show there were taxes paid to the Philippines for the ticket. Much will depend on where and how the ticket ticket was paid for. But the idea of carrying some USA Dollars is a good one. You should have some money with you while you're traveling.

[Hank_ 9,174]

has anyone who used delta airlines have to pay philippines travel tax? or is this fee included in the price of the ticket?

Travel tax? Are you talking the airport fee of 550 pesos or the exit fee for you fiancée of 1650 pesos?

Airport fee is always paid at the airport after checking in at the airlines.

The exit fee for immigrants is sometimes in the price of the airfare but most times only if the ticket is purchased in the Philippines. You will have to check your ticket receipt for what fees are listed.

The exit fee can be paid at the airport, there is a counter at the front of the terminal between the two luggage scanners, you pay this before checking in with the airlines.

Edited June 10, 2013 by Hank_

[soinlove20 1]

I just came back from my vacation to Philippines last june 7, 2013.... and YES you need to pay the travel tax 1,620 pesos.. unless you are a green card holder then you will only need to pay 200 pesos.

have a safe flight and welcome to usa !

[Robb&Ann 101]

May this help you figure out about the Travel Tax and Airport Embarkation Tax

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What are the Travel Tax Rates?

First Class Passage Economy Class Passage

Full rate PHP 2700 PHP 1620

Standard reduced rate PHP 1350 PHP 810

Privileged reduced rate for dependents of

Overseas Contract Workers (OCWs) PHP 400 PHP 300

A Processing fee of Php 200.00 is collected for each certificate issued

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How do you pay the full Travel Tax?

• For those with tickets issued outside of the Philippines or internet-booked tickets, pay directly to the TIEZA Travel Tax Office

• For those whose tickets will be issued in the Philippines, payment is through the airline/travel agency.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

• Travel Tax Exemption/Reduced Travel Tax Certificates can only be issued by the TIEZA Travel Tax Office

• Air tickets which will be issued in the Philippines will only be released upon payment of the Travel Tax or submission of the Travel Tax Exemption / Reduced Travel Tax Certificates to the ticketing office.

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TIEZA TRAVEL TAX OFFICES

METRO MANILA OFFICES

TIEZA MAIN OFFICE

Florencio V. Abenes
Officer-In-Charge
Travel Tax Division
Rm.117, DOT Bldg., T.M. Kalaw St.,
Ermita, Manila
Tel. Nos.: (+0632) 525-3029 (+0632) 524-7734
(+0632) 524-7141 loc. 100/103/109
TeleFax No.: (+0632) 525-2545
E-mail: traveltax@tieza.com.ph

NAIA 1 TRAVEL TAX
Departure Lobby NAIA
Parañaque City
Tel. Nos. (+0632) 879-6038

NAIA 2 TRAVEL TAX
Departure Lobby Centennial Bldg.,
Parañaque City
Tel. No.: (+0632) 879-5160

NAIA 3 TRAVEL TAX
Departure Lobby
Nichols, Pasay City
Tel. No.: (0632)877-7888 loc. 8166

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Philippines Customs, Currency & Airport Tax regulations details

Airport Embarkation Tax

Travel Tax: is levied on the following passengers departing the Philippines:
1. Nationals of the Philippines;
2. Permanent Alien Residents of the Philippines;
3. Non-resident aliens, who have resided in the Philippines for more that 1 year.

Fee: varies according to class of travel and eligibility for standard and privileged reduced rates.

Place of payment: for tickets purchased in the Philippines, through the airline or travel agency. For tickets purchased outside the Philippines, at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila; Mactan International Airport and any Regional PTA Travel Tax Office.

Exemptions apply. For full details on the Travel Tax and exemptions: www.philtourism.gov.ph

Airport User's Charge is levied on all passengers embarking for:
1. International travel: PHP 550.-.;
2. Domestic travel: PHP 200.-.

Place of payment: Airport of departure.

Exempt:
1. Children under 2 years of age.
2. Transit passengers remaining in the transit area and not leaving the airport.
3. Crew members

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FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Our Page: http://philippinefia.../departure.html

TIEZA: www.tieza.com.ph/pages-travel-tax-110.php

IATA: http://www.iatatrave...ons-details.htm

Edited June 11, 2013 by Robb&Ann

[mrsSpitze 9]

check your e-ticket.

if you see something on the receipt part that says PH TTax or something like that and $35. Travel tax is included.