FYI: Clark International Airport Sets New Protocol For Arriving Guests

New travel guidelines arriving OFWs and non-OFWs should know.

By: Denisse Shawntel Tan | February 23, 2022

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Clark International Airport’s updated leisure travel guidelines and protocol are for OFW travelers and non-OFWs.

Image: Clark International Airport Facebook page

Since leisure travel is now allowed again for foreigners and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), the Clark International Airport has released protocol and travel guidelines. As of February 3, the arrival protocol at Clark International Airport varies for OFW and Non-OFWs.

Before flight

All travelers must firstly secure a quarantine e-Health Declaration Card (e-HDC) from http://www.onehealthpass.com.ph/e-HDC where an OFW or non-OFW can put their health status, personal information, and travel history. OFWs are advised in the protocol to save a copy of their QR codes and unique transaction numbers as proof of form completion. As per the leisure travel guidelines and protocol, registration must be as early as three days within the departure date—this is important because the declaration card will indicate the required quarantine days, depending on the presented documents.

The leisure travel guidelines and protocol also indicate that portals for registrations vary for OFW travelers and non-OFWs. OFW travelers can register via https://bit.ly/CRKRCeCIF, and non-OFWs and non-Filipinos can register via https://www.padlab.ph/DLS/eCIFv8.

In addition to these leisure travel guidelines, the protocol requires non-OFWs and foreigners to present a confirmed booking from any Department of Tourism (DOT) and Department of Health (DOH) accredited accommodations for the quarantine. Travelers must fill up an arrival card while on flight as per leisure travel guidelines and protocol.

Clark International Airport's New Leisure Travel Protocols, protocol

Upon arrival

Upon arriving at the Clark International Airport, OFW travelers and non-OFW travelers should present their health declaration forms at respective desks of the Bureau of Quarantine and Philippine Airport Diagnostic Laboratory (PADLab) as per protocol. Non-OFWs must provide a copy of their passport and proof of accommodation for the airport’s leisure travel as part of the protocol.

OFW travelers must proceed to the airport’s Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA); non-OFWs must go to the DOT desk at the Clark International Airport to submit their arrival card as part of leisure travel protocol and guidelines.

The Clark International Airport leisure travel protocol and guidelines indicate that Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) will provide OFWs a shuttle or bus to their assigned hotel; non-OFWs will need a pre-arranged airport to hotel service.

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All details and information in this article are true and accurate as of the publication date. However, while we are making our utmost effort to keep our content as up-to-date as possible, the condition surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be unpredictable, and the situation develops rapidly. Hence, some information and recommendations may have changed since this article was published. For the latest advice, visit DOH and your LGU's official websites.

About Denisse Shawntel Tan

Denisse Tan is currently a work in progress: she’s an aspiring writer, artist, and fashion designer! She’s trying to figure out how to manage her time in achieving all of her goals while also taking in life as humanly possible. Aside from art, she’s a big fan of the color pink, disco music, Bratz dolls, and Genshin Impact. By age 35, she plans to travel to New York City 🗽.

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