Visa at immigration pamamaraan saPilipinas

Inirerekomenda na mag-apply ang mga manlalakbay para sa Philippines visa bago mag-book ng air ticket o sea ticket papunta sa Pilipinas. Para sa lahat ng EU nationals, walang visa ang kailangan para makapasok sa Pilipinas kung ang pananatili ay hindi lalampas sa 30 araw. Gayunpaman, kailangang magpakita ng tiket sa pagbabalik sa opisyal ng imigrasyon. Ang parehong kinakailangan ay nalalapat sa mga mamamayan ng US, Canadian at Australian. Para sa ibang mga mamamayan, kailangan ng visa para makapasok sa Pilipinas. Ang isang application form ay dapat isumite sa Embahada ng Pilipinas, kasama ang isang naka-book na air ticket o sea ticket, at isang bank statement upang patunayan na mayroon kang sapat na pondo.

Pilipinas- Lokal na Klima / Panahon

e.g.) Australia has a wide range of climates due to the vast size of the country. The central part of the continent has a dry desert climate, the northern areas are tropical with wet and dry seasons, and the southern areas are temperate to cool temperate with four seasons. Sunglasses and sunscreen are essential as the Australian sun is very strong. Australia is also located in the southern hemisphere, so when it is summer in the northern hemisphere, it is winter in Australia.

Pilipinas - Currency at Tipping

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Currency

The unit of currency used is the Philippine peso (PHP), with the supplementary currency being the centavo. There are six types of banknotes: 1,000, 500, 200, 100, 50 and 20 pesos. There are seven types of coins: 10, 5 and 1 peso and 25, 10, 5 and 1 centavo.

Tipping

Tip airport and hotel porters between 10 and 20 pesos per piece of luggage. In restaurants, check if a service charge is added to the price, and if not, a 10% tip is acceptable if the service is very good, or less if it is not so good. Incidentally, 20 pesos is a standard amount to give to taxi drivers.

Kapaki-pakinabang na Impormasyon sa Paglalakbay

Pilipinas - Mga Saksakan ng Boltahe at Elektrisidad

Voltage is 220 volts, voltage plugs type A, C and O.

Pilipinas - Pagkakakonekta sa Internet

Wi-Fi hotspots are available in large malls and restaurants in urban areas, as well as on medium-distance buses equipped with free Wi-Fi.

Pilipinas - Tubig na Iniinom

Tap water pipes are old and very unhygienic, so mineral water should be purchased.

Kultura, Relihiyon at Social Etiquette

Pilipinas - Kultura

Filipinos have a large-hearted personality, and many people are friendly and laugh at you even when they first meet you. The people are laid-back, perhaps due to the country's southern island location.

Pilipinas - Relihiyon

The Philippines is the only Christian country in ASEAN, with 83% of the population being Catholic and 10% other Christians. In addition, 5% are Muslim (Muslims account for more than 20% of the population in Mindanao).

Pilipinas - Social Etiquette

Smoking is banned in some public areas in Metro Manila. Furthermore, in Makati City and Davao City, smoking in public spaces and facilities is totally prohibited. Toilets in the Philippines are similar to Western-style toilets in Japan, but they do not have toilet seats. Hotels and shopping malls now have toilet seats and toilet paper, but generally there are no toilet seats or toilet paper. Toilet paper should not be flushed down the toilet after use, but put it in the bucket provided. In terms of traffic, driving is rough to an extent that cannot be compared to Japan, so please be careful on the roads.

Pilipinas - Kultura ng Pagkain

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A favourite dish in the Philippines is lechon, a whole roasted suckling pig on a spit, which is sometimes served on festive occasions. Other dishes include grilled pork, and deep-fried pork called ‘crispy pata’, which is similar to Japanese fried pork. In addition to meat, there is a wide variety of other dishes such as sinigang, a traditional Filipino soup with a sour taste, pancit noodles, Chinese-style fried noodles and desserts.

Pilipinas - Pangunahing Atraksyon sa Turista at UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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Pilipinas - Pangunahing Atraksyon

One of the most famous tourist attractions is the Church of San Augustine (Manila), built in 1606. It is the oldest stone church in the Philippines, with beautiful chandeliers and murals inside the baroque-style church. In addition, the adjoining museum has a number of exhibits, including religious paintings and ceremonial vestments. Other recommended attractions include the Intramuros. It is a fortified city with many surviving buildings from the period of Spanish rule, and is a popular tourist spot where you can stroll through the European-inspired cityscape. You can also enjoy snorkelling and diving in the beautiful sea.

Pilipinas - UNESCO World Heritage Sites

There are three natural and cultural heritage sites in the Philippines. One of these is Puerto Princesa, where boat tours can be taken around the rivers that flow into the limestone caves of the Underground Rivers National Park, which can be combined with the Tubbataha Reef Underwater Park. Other registered World Heritage Sites include four churches established in the 16th century during Spanish rule, the Baroque Churches of the Philippines, the Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordillera and the Historic City of Vigan.

Pilipinas - Souvenirs

Dried fruits are probably the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Philippines. They are inexpensive, consistently tasty and highly recommended as souvenirs. Otap, which is similar to Japan's eel pie, is also a popular souvenir of the Philippines due to its crunchy texture with a moderate sweetness. Apart from foodstuffs, soap and coconut oil are also popular among travellers.

Para sa mga na maaaring dalhin saPilipinas

Passengers aged 18 or above are permitted to bring no more than 400 individual cigarettes, 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco into the Philippines. For alcohol, passengers aged 18 or above are permitted to carry 2 bottles of alcoholic beverages not exceeding 1 liter each. Valuable items such as jewelry, laptops and cameras must be declared on your air ticket and passport, in order to carry the items when departing from the Philippines.

Mga bagay na hindi maaaring ay dadalhin sa labas ngPilipinas

・Precious metals
・Monuments
・Art Artifacts

Iyon ay hindi maaaring maging upang dalhin saPilipinas

・Pornographic Materials
・Drugs
・Gambling Machines
・Counterfeit material
・Explosives, Firearms, and Ammunition

Pilipinas Mga Madalas Itanong sa Paglalakbay

Pilipinas - Para sa mga direktang flight sa mga pangunahing paliparan

Mga paliparan na pangasiwaan ang direct flights mula saNinoy Aquino International Airport
flight・Beijing Capital International Airport
・Hong Kong International Airport
・Haneda Airport
・Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
・Sydney Airport etc.

Para sa PilipinasNangungunang mga ruta

Ang Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) sa Pilipinas ay kilala bilang Manila International Airport at ang pangunahing hub na nagsisilbi sa kabisera ng Pilipinas, ang Maynila. Maaaring mabili ang mga air ticket mula sa Air China na lumilipad mula sa Beijing International Airport. Maaaring i-book ang mga direktang flight mula sa Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport sa China Southern Airlines papuntang Pilipinas. Available ang mga tiket mula sa Dubai International Airport kasama ang Emirates Airlines papuntang Pilipinas at kasama ng mga direktang flight mula sa Taoyuan International Airport sa pamamagitan ng EVA Air. Ang NAIA ay ang tanging paliparan na nagsisilbi sa lugar ng Maynila at nag-uugnay sa Pilipinas sa iba pang mga pangunahing internasyonal na paliparan sa rehiyon.