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Advisory for Filipinos travelling via Istandbul

By pinoysinpoland




General reminders for Filipinos who wish to travel to the Philippines from other countries transiting via Turkey.

Ang Embahada ng Pilipinas sa Turkey ay naghihimok sa mga Pilipinong nag-nanais bumiyahe pauwi ng Pilipinas na daraan sa Pandaigdigang Paliparan ng Istanbul bilang transit passengers na iwasan ang pagkuha ng biyahe na hindi direkta ang paglakbay sa Pilipinas dahil sa broken flights at mayroong magkahiwalay na tiket mula sa magkaibang airline.

Hinihikayat ang mga Pilipino na bumili ng "single ticket itinerary" para sa maginhawa at walang abala na paglalakbay  mula sa bansa na pinagmulan hanggang sa Manila na huling destinasyon. Mahalaga na masigurado mula sa airline na ang ticket na may biyaheng pauwi ng Pilipinas ay kumpirmad

Pinapayuhan ang mga pasahero na alamin ang kasalukuyan rehulasyon tungkol sa pagbiyahe sa mga transit points ng inyong napiling airline upang maiwasan ang anumang abala sa inyong byahe
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The Philippine Embassy in Turkey recently issued a Travel advisory urging Filipinos twho wish to travel to the Philippines with a lay-over at Istandbul International airport as transit passengers to avoid travelling to Manila on broken flights with separate tickets on different airlines.

Filipinos are advised to purchase a single ticket itinerary and be checked through the origin point all the way to the Manila as the final destination. It is important to check with the airline that the tickets purchased for travel to Manila is confirmed.

Passengers are also advised to know the transit regulations of each transit point of your chosen airline in order to avoid an inconvenience during your travel.
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