New website for entry into the Philippines

[Jollygoodfellow]

Philippines launches new website for inbound travelers

All international travelers bound for the Philippines must provide arrival and health information through a new website starting Friday, December 2.

The new “eTravel” platform, accessed through etravel.gov.ph, provides travelers with an electronic arrival card. It replaces the One Health Pass platform.

All foreign and Filipino travelers – including infants and children – are required to register individually, 72 hours before arrival in the Philippines.

One Health Pass and the paper arrival card will be discontinued starting Monday, December 5. Currently, the One Health Pass website directs travelers to access the eTravel platform instead.

Link for site, ETravel

Story. https://www.rappler.com/business/philippines-launches-new-website-etravel-inbound-travele

[Viking]

Don't you just love that they always announce these kind of changes so long before it's being implemented 😉

[OnMyWay]

Somebody in a FB group said the scammers have already adapted, so be careful if searching.  Their sites will help you do it all and charge you $79.

[Gator]

14 hours ago, Jollygoodfellow said:

Currently, the One Health Pass website directs travelers to access the eTravel platform 

It was already directing you to the new platform over a week ago.

Not sure if it was because it was new or if it’ll be an ongoing issue, but after filling in the page with my personal data and hitting submit it kept going back saying something was missing. I had filled in all the fields (most were drop down boxes) and of course it didn’t highlight what was missing. After 3 failed attempts on my iPhone (I wanted to take a screen shot of the QR code) I tried it on my laptop and was successful. I took a pic of the QR code and also printed out 2 copies of it (print page). The pic I took was good enough when I passed thru the screening area at NAIA.