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Full Travel Tax




Who pays the Full Travel Tax?

  1. Citizens of the Philippines
  2. Taxable Foreign Passport Holders
  3. Immigration Status
    Description
    13
    Quota or Preference Immigrant Visa
    13A
    Visa Issued to a Foreign Spouse of a Filipino Citizen
    13B
    Child Born Outside the Philippines to a 13A Mother
    13C
    Child Born in the Philippines to a 13A Mother
    13D
    Loss of Citizenship by a Filipino Woman by her Marriage to a Foreign National
    13E/RP#
    Returning Resident
    13G/NB
    Former Natural Born Citizen of the Philippines who was naturalized by a Foreign Country
    TRV (LI#33)
    Temporary Residence Visa
    RA 7919
    Alien Social Integration Act of 1995
    RC/RFC/IC
    Recognition as a Filipino Citizen
    RA 7837
    Permanent Resident Filipino Veterans of World War II
    EO 324
    Illegal Foreign Nationals who entered the Philippines before January 1, 1984 and continuously resided in an unlawful status
    MCL-07-021
    Granting Permanent Residence to Chinese Nationals
    MCL-08-003
    Granting Permanent Residence to Korean Nationals
    PD 730/PD 419
    Granting Permanent Residence to certain Foreign Non-Immigrants
  4. Non-immigrant foreign passport holders who have stayed in the Philippines for more than one year 

Non-Immigrant Foreign Passport Holders who are subject to the Philippine Travel Tax if their stay in the Philippines is more than one (1) year

Immigration Status Description
9A Temporary Visitor coming for business, for pleasure, or for reasons of health
9B Transit Passenger
9C Foreign Seaman
9D Treaty Trader/Investor
9E Foreign Government Official

NOTE: If stay in the Philippines exceeds one (1) year, passenger has to secure the Travel Tax Exemption Certificate (TEC)
9F Foreign Student
9G Pre-Arranged Employee
47A2/PEZA Special Non-Immigrant Visa
47B Refugee
APEC/ABTC APEC Business Travel Card
EO 408 Tourist / Non-Visa Required Nationals admitted for 21 days
EO 226 / RA 8756 Omnibus Investment Act of 1987
SIRV Special Investor Resident Visa
EO 63 SIRV in Tourist-Related Projects and Tourist Establishments
EO 1037 Philippine Retirement Authority
SRRV Special Retiree Resident Visa/Indefinite
Indefinite Dependents of SRRV Holders
EO 191 Granting No-visa Entry for initial stay of 7 days for Chinese Nationals who are holders of Macau-Portuguese passports
EO 758/SVEG Special Visa for Employment Generation effective March 9, 2009
LOI 911 Granting No-visa Entry for initial stay of 7 days for Chinese Nationals who are holders of HongKong-British-HK SAR passports
PD 1034 Executives of Multinational Companies
RA 6768/BB/1 year One (1) year stay or Balikbayan
RA 7227 Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992
SSIV Subic Special Investor’s Visa
SSRV Subic Special Retiree’s Visa
SSWV Subic Special Working Visa
SCWV/SCIV Special Clark Working Visa / Special Clark Investor’s Visa
RA 7922/CEZA Cagayan Special Economic Zone
RA 9225/with PP Dual Passport (If arrival is stamped only on the Philippine passport, the passenger shall secure the Travel Tax Exemption Certificate (TTEC)
RA 9728/FWV/AFAB/FAB Working Visa – Freeport Area of Bataan
SSP Special Study Permit (Student Visa)
SWP Special Work Permit under Law Instruction 27
TVV Temporary Visitor’s Visa
TWP Temporary Work Permit
US Military VFA-USA NS Pecos




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