Arrival card · Philippines
eTravel
Not earlier than 72 hours before you arrive in the Philippines. It's free on the official site. Every traveller needs to be registered, including children.
Official site
etravel.gov.phOnly use etravel.gov.ph or the eGovPH app. eTravel is free.
WayReady is an independent company, not the government. We link you to the official site and never charge for a government form.
- Cost
- Free
- When
- Not earlier than 72 hours before you arrive in the Philippines.
- Who
- Everyone arriving in the Philippines, including Filipino citizens.
When your eTravel window opens
Enter when you land. The time shown is local to Philippines.
Choose your arrival date to see exactly when your eTravel window opens.
Not earlier than 72 hours before you arrive in the Philippines. It's free on etravel.gov.ph.
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- Every traveller needs to be registered, including children.
What you'll need
- Passport details
- Travel details
- Health and customs answers
Good to know
- eTravel combines the health, immigration and customs declarations in one form.
Questions
What is the official eTravel website?
etravel.gov.ph (https://etravel.gov.ph/). It's free there. WayReady isn't the government: we link you to the official site.
When can I submit the eTravel?
Not earlier than 72 hours before you arrive in the Philippines.
Who needs the eTravel?
Everyone arriving in the Philippines, including Filipino citizens.
Do children need the eTravel?
Every traveller needs to be registered, including children.
How much does the eTravel cost?
Nothing on the official site, etravel.gov.ph. Sites that charge a fee for it aren't the government.
Sources
Checked 3 October 2026. Rules can change at short notice, so confirm on the official site before you travel. How we check.