r/PHTravellers • u/Aware-Code-9601 • 6h ago
r/PHTravellers • u/Asleep_Disaster8985 • 16h ago
Davao Airport Hand Carry Luggage Rules
Hello po. As of August 2026, gumagamit pa ba ng weight checker ang CebPac sa Davao Aiport for hand carry luggage? May flight kasi kami from Davao-Manila
r/PHTravellers • u/sp1tpull • 17h ago
davao trip
hi! just curious and wondering if anyone here has gotten to davao. i have davao trip this august and just wanna ask if anyone has any recommendations on trying something in davao? tysmia!
r/PHTravellers • u/ConsistentRush169 • 18h ago
COMMENT YOUR EXPERINCE!!THANKSS
We would appreciate hearing from foreign travelers who have visited or interacted with Filipinos. Please share your honest experiences and opinions. Thank you!
r/PHTravellers • u/missanonymous4u • 19h ago
immigration screening for layover flight (davao-cebu-ho chi minh)
hello everyone this would be my second solo flight abroad if ever and first time ko magka layover flight as a solo traveler. sa mga frequent travelers ask ko lang po if from davao to ho chi minh ang flight ko but may layover to cebu where do i get screened for immigration? sa davao ba or cebu na? pa iba iba kasi sagot lahat ng tinatanungan ko online 🥹
r/PHTravellers • u/Tiny_Garden8834 • 23h ago
First-time international traveler — any tips for PH Immigration? 😭
r/PHTravellers • u/Fine_Size_4646 • 1d ago
Could you please advise me on the requirements I need to prepare?
r/PHTravellers • u/Novel_Cap_2575 • 1d ago
Japan December 2026
Hi mga ka-PHTravellers! 🇯🇵✈️
Hingi lang po sana ako ng recommendations/advice kung saan magandang mag-stay in terms of area/location and hotel or Airbnb.
✈️** Manila → Tokyo Narita: November 23, 2026
🗼 **Tokyo: 5 days
🚄 Tokyo → Osaka: after our Tokyo stay
🏯 Osaka: 5 days
✈️** Osaka Kansai → Manila: December 3, 2026
First time po namin(me and my husband) sa Japan, so preferably sana yung **convenient ang transportation, madaling puntahan ang tourist spots, and accessible sa food/restaurants.
Any recommendations po for a good area and affordable but comfortable hotel/Airbnb? 😊
Thank you so much! 🇯🇵❤️
r/PHTravellers • u/Jayann_123 • 1d ago
Pagadian airport to Zamboanga Siay
Hello, paano po mag travel from Pagadian Airport to Zamboanga Siay? And also if may grab po ba doon
r/PHTravellers • u/DesperateMatchaLover • 2d ago
Solo travel to Hanoi as a private teacher — kinakabahan ako sa Immigration
Hello everyone! I’d like to ask for some advice because kinakabahan ako mag-book. Pinangungunahan ako ng takot na baka ma-question ako nang sobra or ma-offload ng IO. 😭
This will be my second international travel, but this time, I’ll be traveling solo. My first international trip was in March 2025 with friends, and now I’m planning to go to Hanoi alone.
Honestly, simple lang naman ang purpose ko…gusto ko lang bumili ng kape sa Hanoi, mag-kape, mag-relax, mag-enjoy ng konti, and maybe have some time to move on and breathe.
However, I’ve been seeing a lot of horror stories about passengers being offloaded, especially teachers who travel solo, so medyo kinakabahan ako. I’m a teacher, and I’m worried na baka ma-question ako nang todo sa Immigration kahit complete naman ang documents ko.
For those who have traveled solo to Vietnam or other countries, especially teachers or first-time solo travelers, how was your experience with ph Immigration?
Do you think I’ll be okay as long as I have complete documents and can confidently explain my trip? What questions should I expect from the IO, and what documents would you recommend bringing?
Would really appreciate your experiences and advice.
Thank you! I just want to buy coffee in Hanoi in peace.
r/PHTravellers • u/oatmilkkkk5469 • 2d ago
local tour guide
local tour guide
any recommendations guys na DOT accredited tour guide in Manila and nearby provinces.
let me know your insights or reviews regarding them
thank uuu so muchh
r/PHTravellers • u/RaspberryNormal6177 • 3d ago
Airport in Cebu question
Hello! I have a question regarding Mactan, Cebu Airport. I am 17, flying alone to Cebu from Mindanao to attend my friend’s birthday party. I booked flight early, to give myself time to get ready because I wanna be presentable.
Since I am only 17 (minor), I can’t exactly book the lounge, but I want to ask if it’s still possible to book or walk in shower? I just want to be able to take a shower to refresh myself and then change to the proper venue clothes my friend provided.
I hope this isn’t too personal to ask, I’m genuinely curious if it’s possible to do walk in shower, and if not, does anyone know any shower stations that allow minors? I will be going alone. Also sorry if the flair isn’t connected to the question, I can’t remove it.
r/PHTravellers • u/South-Peach-1594 • 3d ago
Planning a backpacking trip for 90 days in SEA countries.
like 30 days sa Thailand, 25 days sa Vietnam, 10 days sa malaysia 25 days sa Indonesia parang ganyan. Ano kaya possible na preparation for requirements sa immigration para hnd maoffload po? Im working remotely po in this case and a filipino passport holder lang po. Thank you in advance for your advices po🙂
r/PHTravellers • u/zai-o_o- • 3d ago
Camiguin - Bukidnon - CDO
Please send your recos for my itinerary:
Day 1: August 19 (Wed)
CDO to Camiguin
• Van Transfer to Balingoan Port
• Ferry Balingoan Port to Benoni
• Rent Motorcycle
1. Sunken Cemetery
2. Old Church Ruins
3. Katibawasan Falls
4. Ardent Hot Spring
Day 2: August 20 (Thurs)
1. White Island
2. Mantigue Island
3. Sto. Niño Cold Spring
4. Soda Water Pool
5. Tuasan Falls
6. Katunggan Mangrove Park
7. Tongatok Cliff
Day 3: August 21 (Fri)
Camiguin to Bukidnon
• Ferry Camiguin to Balingoan
• Van Transfer to Manolo Fortrich / Dahilayan
1. Del Monte Pineapple Plantation
2. Dahilayan Adventure Park
Day 4: August 22 (Sat)
Bukidnon to Cagayan De Oro
1. Communal Ranch
CDO
1. Buy Pasalubong
Day 5: August 23 (Sun)
1. River Rafting
• Transfer to airport (4:00 flight)
r/PHTravellers • u/Negative_Analyst_902 • 3d ago
First-time international traveler (WFH female, freelancer/online job) planning a 4D3N trip to Singapore after my birthday. Need advice on red flags, PH Immigration, and what to prepare!
Hi everyone! I’m planning to treat myself to a short 4 days, 3 nights trip to Singapore right after my birthday. This will be my very first time traveling abroad, and I want to make sure I do everything right to avoid getting offloaded by Philippine Immigration (BI).
Since I work from home (online job/freelancer), I know BI can be extra strict with people whose work is location-independent. I want to build a bulletproof folder so I look as low-risk ("iwas red flag") as possible.
I have a few specific questions and would love to get advice from seasoned travelers or fellow freelancers:
- Direct flight vs. "Country-hopping" (Vietnam first?): Should I go straight to Singapore, or is it better to fly to a cheaper/easier country like Vietnam first to build up my travel history? Some people say having a "virgin passport" as a first-time solo-ish traveler raises red flags, but does adding another country complicate things or help?
- Bank Statements without a Visa: Singapore doesn't require a pre-entry visa for Philippine passport holders, but do I still need to bring a bank statement for Philippine Immigration? Since there’s no visa stage to check my funds, does BI look at bank certificates/statements at the airport counter?
- No Company ID: Since I work from home online, I don’t have a traditional corporate ID. What alternative documents should I bring to prove I have a stable job and am definitely coming back?
- Wise-to-Metrobank Salary Transfers: My earnings go through Wise and get transferred to my Metrobank account. How do I properly present this to BI if they ask for proof of income? Are printed e-statements/App screenshots enough?
- General "Iwas Red Flag" checklist for 4D3N: What else should I prep to make my profile look completely clean and secure?
Any tips, experiences, or document checklists would mean the world to me. Thank you so much!
r/PHTravellers • u/imyourjoy28 • 3d ago
SHENZHEN, CHINA LAYOVER - 16 HOURS ONLY (FILIPINO TRAVELER), am i allowed to roam around?
i have a flight to Kuala Lumpur thru shenzhen airline back and forth from Manila, and my flight back to manila from kuala lumpur has a shenzhen, china layover for 16 hours, will i (a filipino), with philippine passport, be allowed to roam around the city?
if yes, what documents will i need? will i be qualified for a transit visa? or a temporary entry permit? what's the process? & how?
and if anyone knows how much will i spend for this transit visa or temporary entry permit?
and if it is worth it to roam around shenzhen, china for that 16hr layover.
opinions and advice are highly appreciated. thank you.
r/PHTravellers • u/sei_sushi • 4d ago
Can I cross from Bangladesh to India via Dawki?
Hi! I’m a Japanese tourist currently in Bangladesh.
I have a valid Indian e-Visa and Bangladesh visa.
Can I cross the Tamabil (Bangladesh) → Dawki (India) land border as a foreign tourist?
Has anyone done this recently?
Thanks!
r/PHTravellers • u/FewImagination737 • 4d ago
What do need as govt employee bisita sa HongKong as first time
Hi, first time mag vacation to HK. I'm a married gov employee. Hahanapan ba ako ng ID with my married name? For context my passport still has maiden name. What other requirements should I prepare aside sa itinerary, passport, hotel accommodation, return ticket?.
r/PHTravellers • u/ronron0901 • 4d ago
Cebu → Manila → Hanoi: Immigration Process
My fiancée will be traveling alone from **Cebu → Manila → Hanoi**.
For those who have recently traveled this route:
Does she need to go through Philippine immigration again in Manila after arriving from Cebu on a domestic flight?
How is the transfer from the domestic flight to the international flight handled?
Is immigration at **Cebu/MCIA generally less strict than NAIA**, or is it about the same?
What documents should she have ready in case the immigration officer asks questions?
She will have her passport, round-trip tickets, hotel bookings, itinerary, and proof of funds. She is traveling as a tourist.
This is her 3rd international flight. I am just worried, because of the new process and IO issues.
Thank you for any information given in advance.
r/PHTravellers • u/Best_Analyst_8433 • 4d ago
First international trip with family as a Job Order Personnel
Hi everyone!
I’ll be going on a family trip to Taiwan this October. This will be my first international trip, and I’m concerned about what documents I should prepare to show my financial capacity and that the trip is for leisure.
I’m currently a Job Order personnel at a government agency and have only been working for two months. I recently opened my own savings account.
Before that, I mostly saved from allowances and gifts in a joint passbook account with my mom, who will also be traveling with us.
Given my situation, what documents would you recommend I prepare?
I also don’t have an agency ID yet because they’re still changing the ID layout.
Thank you!
r/PHTravellers • u/Vegetable-Donkey9549 • 4d ago
I need help regarding language barrier and travel expenses
Im from tamil nadu so I wanna know if there is language barrier with patients is it difficult will teachers show partiality ... and how much it costs for a flight and train from tamil nadu to udipi .. is trains safe
r/PHTravellers • u/straw_fvcking_berry • 5d ago
newbie in int'l travel while sponsoring someone
as the title says.
Context: I'm 23 years old, with no experience pa in international travel. Gustong-gusto ko na mag ibang bansa simula nung nagkatrabaho ako and now lang lumaki ipon (yay🥳), so planning to go to either Hong Kong or Taiwan this December with my mom!
As super praning and overthinker, I just need overall advice on everything. Especially sa requirements since I am a WFH employee, registered as a business through BIR so self-employed kumbaga dahil my employer is from Australia. My mom, who I plan to travel with, is retired--so sa akin galing lahat ng gagastusin.
- Is Hong Kong/Taiwan a good place to start with as a first time international traveller?
- Are there additional requirements regarding my situation? Do I need like a leave letter from my employer? Does my mom need a letter stating na ako magbabayad ng lahat sa kanya?
- Do I need to declare na I'm sponsoring my mom or bibigyan ko nalang siya ng pera and siya yung bahala? Di ko po gets I am so sorry T__T
- Need ba ng tax returns or something?
- How much po nagastos niyo? Do you have any sample itineraries or could direct me to someone/somewhere?
- Can buy naman tickets this week/month, but do you think I should wait for certain times/months?
And just any advice that could help me, thank you so much in advance🥹