MANILA, Philippines — Fully vaccinated nationals of non-visa-required countries will be allowed to enter the Philippines starting February 10, subject to certain conditions, Malacañang said Friday. Children below 18 years old are exempted from the requirement of complete vaccination and providing proof of vaccination status before boarding, according to Nograles. Nograles said fully vaccinated nationals of non-visa-required countries should also observe the existing testing and quarantine protocols for fully vaccinated international arriving passengers. “Fully vaccinated nationals shall not be included in the arrival quota set by the Department of Transportation and its One-Stop-Shop,” the Palace official added. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy PolicyFor more news about the novel coronavirus click here.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer January 28, 2022 10:25 UTC