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The Embassy informs the public that the the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) have completed the roll-out of the e-Travel Customs System in the following operational international airports:
 
1) Ninoy Aquino International Airport;
2) Puerto Princesa International Airport;
3) Kalibo International Airport;
4) Caticlan International Airport;
5) Mactan-Cebu International Airport;
6) Bohol International Airport;
7) Francisco Bangoy International Airport;
8)Clark International Airport; and
9) Laoag International Airport
In this regard, all arriving and departing passengers can now fill-out the electronic Customs Baggage Declaration Form (e-CBDF) and electronic Currencies Declaration Form (e-CDF), as applicable, at the e-Travel website at https://etravel.gov.ph/ or by downloading the eGovPH application within 72 hours prior to arrival or departure from the Philippines.

For a seamless travel clearance, one QR code shall also be used in the e- Travel System starting 10 May 2024.

Upon arrival or before departure, passengers shall present their passports to the Immigration Officer for e-Travel registration confirmation, and the QR Code to the Customs Officer for clearance. Paper forms of the CBDF and CDF shall still be made available at the Customs Area for passengers who have failed to access the e-Travel website before arrival into or departure from the Philippines.

Further, the BOC would also like to reiterate its strict implementation of following rules on cross-border transfer of currencies:

Any person who brings into or takes out of the Philippines, foreign currency in excess of USD 10,000 or its equivalent, is required to declare the whole amount brought into or taken out of the Philippines in the e-CDF. For Philippine currency, a person may bring into or take out of the Philippines an amount not exceeding PhP50,000. Amounts in excess of the limit shall require: (a) prior written authorization from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP); and (b) declaration of the whole amount brought into or taken out of the Philippines in the e-CDF.

The BSP, however, allows cross-border transfer of local currency in excess of the limit only for the following purposes: (a) Testing/calibration/configuration of money counting/sorting machines; (b) Numismatics (collection of currency); and(c) Currency awareness.

False declaration or Non-Declaration of Philippine or Foreign Currencies and monetary instruments shall result to confiscation by Customs authorities.
 
Thank you.
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