MANILA - The Department of Foreign Affairs on Sunday said 40 countries have relaxed their inbound travel restrictions to Filipinos, subject to medical restrictions and other safety protocols imposed b
y their respective governments.
China, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Marshall Islands, Sri Lanka, and Guyana, meanwhile, now allow entry exemptions to Filipinos who are dual citizens of their destination countries and/or returning residents, overseas Filipino workers with work visas and contracts, diplomatic or UN passport holders, and government officials going to post or on official travels.
With more countries easing their inbound and outbound travel restrictions, DFA continues to advise the public to always check ahead of travel dates with airlines, as well as with relevant embassies and consulates before departure or before booking a ticket.
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