Dual Citizen Traveling to US with Philippine Passport Expiring in June

[Hank_ 9,173]

5 minutes ago, ForestAdy said:

Yes, that is correct. I have been staying here for 3 years. Is the travel tax still 550 pesos? or included in the ticket?

You are talking terminal fee and that is now P750 (again), and is included in the airfare if you are flying out of NAIA.

 

Travel Tax is the P1630  .. because of your length of stay they may want you to pay .

[ForestAdy 0]

13 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

You are talking terminal fee and that is now P750 (again), and is included in the airfare if you are flying out of NAIA.

 

Travel Tax is the P1630  .. because of your length of stay they may want you to pay .

Oh okay! Thanks for the heads up! Hopefully that's all I need to pay

[AndreaPerkins 15]

26 minutes ago, ForestAdy said:

Yes, that is correct. I have been staying here for 3 years. Is the travel tax still 550 pesos? or included in the ticket?

If you will be flying with any of these airlines, the Philippine travel tax may have already been included but you can double-check it on your e-ticket or you can contact the airline directly, they can check it with your booking or reservation number. 

 

You would also have the option to pre-pay the Philippine travel tax upon booking online with any of these partner airlines.

 

You could also pay for the Philippine travel tax online.

Edited April 27, 2018 by AndreaPerkins
added TIEZA link

[Hank_ 9,173]

Just now, ForestAdy said:

Oh okay! Thanks for the heads up! Hopefully that's all I need to pay

That is why I suggest you carry your Philippines passport (expired or not).   If you only show your U.S. passport they would want you to pay ECC fees, which for a 3 year stay could be huge.  

 

 

[ForestAdy 0]

8 minutes ago, AndreaPerkins said:

If you will be flying with any of these airlines, the Philippine travel tax may have already been included but you can double-check it on your e-ticket or you can contact the airline directly, they can check it with your booking or reservation number. 

 

You would also have the option to pre-pay the Philippine travel tax upon booking online with any of these partner airlines.

 

You could also pay for the Philippine travel tax online.

Thank you so much. This is a very helpful information.

[Hank_ 9,173]

16 minutes ago, AndreaPerkins said:

If you will be flying with any of these airlines, the Philippine travel tax may have already been included but you can double-check it on your e-ticket or you can contact the airline directly, they can check it with your booking or reservation number. 

 

You would also have the option to pre-pay the Philippine travel tax upon booking online with any of these partner airlines.

 

You could also pay for the Philippine travel tax online.

 

That may only work when booking the flight from within the Philippines.   If airfare is purchased from outside the Philippines not likely to be an option.

Edited April 27, 2018 by Hank_

[ForestAdy 0]

4 hours ago, Hank_ said:

 

That may only work when booking the flight from within the Philippines.   If airfare is purchased from outside the Philippines not likely to be an option.