According to the relevant regulations of the Philippines, visa-free entry for Chinese tourists is limited to those holding ordinary Chinese passports and valid visas for Australia, the United States, Canada, Japan and Schengen. In view of this, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines reminds Chinese citizens planning to come to the Philippines: Please fully understand the Philippine visa and entry policies in advance. Those who plan to come to the Philippines visa-free must confirm in advance whether they meet all relevant conditions, and leave the Philippines before the end of the visa-free stay period. Do not rely on luck. In case of emergency, please contact:

Chinese Embassy in the Philippines Consular Protection Assistance Telephone: 0063-2-82311033

Chinese Consulate General in Cebu Consular Protection Assistance Telephone: 0063-32-3430008

Chinese Consulate General in Laoag Consular Protection Assistance Telephone: 0063-9178051226

Consular protection assistance telephone number of the Chinese Consulate General in Davao: 0063-9271304354

24-hour emergency call center telephone number of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for global consular protection and services: 0086-10-12308 or 0086-10-65612308

Visa-free entry countries: 1) Temporary visitors holding Chinese diplomatic passports or official passports can enter the Philippines visa-free for 30 days. 2) Holders of ordinary Chinese passports and any valid Schengen, Australian, American, Canadian or Japanese visas can enter the Philippines visa-free for 7 days for tourism purposes. Among them, you can apply for a visa extension of up to 14 days after entering the country, and you can stay in the Philippines for a total of 21 days.

Notes: * The passport/travel document of passengers coming to the Philippines should be valid for more than six months, otherwise it will affect entry * All inbound passengers should fill out the Etravel electronic entry card before flying to the Philippines (at least 72 hours before leaving their country of origin) * Inbound passengers need to provide proof of travel in the Philippines: round-trip air ticket itinerary, hotel reservation. Otherwise, they will be suspected of staying or working illegally and will be denied entry * The purpose of coming to the Philippines should be consistent with the content of the visa, otherwise they may be denied entry * Passengers who have been in the Philippines and have been denied entry, even before obtaining a visa or applying for a valid visa, are advised to contact a qualified travel agency for a blacklist query to avoid being denied entry due to being on the blacklist * Passengers coming to the Philippines should be gentle, rational and restrained when going through entry and exit procedures, and should avoid speaking loudly or using excessive language. If you have friction and disputes with Philippine officials, you will be considered to have disregarded Philippine laws and regulations and offended Philippine government officials and will be restricted from entering the country.

Steps to apply for the Etravel electronic entry card: 1. Visit the official website of the Philippine electronic entry card https://etravel.gov.ph/. 2. Enter your travel details and your personal information, etc. 3. After successfully registering the electronic travel card, you will receive a QR code. Before closing or exiting the eTravel website or application, take a screenshot or download your personal QR code. You need to show this QR code to the airline representative before being allowed to board the flight. After arriving in the Philippines, you must show this QR code to the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) official for verification.

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