Travel Advisory
13 reports
Foreign Nationals Advised To Avoid Non-Essential Travel to BARMM Ahead of September 14 Elections
Foreign nationals are advised to avoid non-essential travel to the Bangsamoro region ahead of the September 14 elections due to risks of election-related violence.
Foreign Nationals in Cebu and Bohol Advised To Remain Vigilant Against Criminal Threat Actors
The South Korean Embassy has advised its nationals, including tourists in Cebu and Bohol, to remain vigilant against robbery and extortion. Foreign tourists remain key targets for opportunistic crime due to perceived wealth and limited local awareness.
Anak Krakatau Volcanic Eruption Unlikely To Impact Philippine Airspace
Anak Krakatau’s eruption has limited impact to the Philippines.
Weather-Related Travel Disruptions Persist Amid Continued Security Advisories
Foreign embassies maintain security advisories for Mindanao, but weather disruptions are the immediate concern. Southwest monsoon rains caused widespread flooding across Luzon and Visayas, prompting a Red Alert from NDRRMC. Travelers should monitor PAGASA for delays.
Australian Embassy issues Advisory on Southwest Monsoon
Enhanced monsoon rains are expected to cause extensive flooding, landslides, and transport disruptions across Metro Manila and western Luzon. Businesses should anticipate significant operational delays, monitor weather advisories, and immediately activate business continuity plans.
US Embassy Warns American Citizens of Armed Encounters Against NPA in Leyte, Mindoro, Negros, Samar
The release of the advisory followed the reported deaths of two American nationals during an armed encounter in Toboso, Negros Occidental.
Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reports Two New Cases of Robbery Against Japanese Nationals
The robberies occurred near major shopping hubs or hotels, and were committed by suspects aboard motorcycles (a modus operandi colloquially known as "riding in tandem") for faster transport.
Australian Embassy and Japanese Embassy Update Their Travel Advisories
Australia and Japan have updated travel advisories for the Philippines. Australia warns of heightened global terrorism risks while Japan advises against travel to parts of Mindanao and the Caraga region.
British Embassy Advises that Foreign Nationals Affected by Middle East Conflict With Expired Duration of Stay Can Remain in Philippines Until May
Foreign nationals in the Philippines can legally stay without penalties, even if their stay has expired.
South Korean Embassy Issues Advisories on Online Vacation Scams, Possible Rising Crimes
The South Korean Embassy warns of rising travel scams and livelihood crimes in the Philippines. Fraudsters use social media to sell fake hotel packages, while inflation has increased incidents of pickpocketing and robbery.
Australian, UK Embassies Release Advisories on Travel Disruptions, Local Demonstrations
Foreign embassies in the Philippines frequently release travel advisories to inform their nationals of potential risks, disruptions, or safety concerns, helping them make informed decisions.
Two Robbery Cases on January 24 Against Japanese Nationals
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an advisory following two violent robberies against its nationals in Metro Manila. The report details a daylight assault in Parañaque and an evening ambush by motorcycle-borne suspects in Mandaluyong, urging citizens to exercise extreme caution.
Canadian Embassy Releases Map of Risk Levels Across the Philippines, Risks Remain Unchanged
The Canadian Embassy's travel advisory for the Philippines remains unchanged.