Is it safe to travel in the Philippines? Is it recommended?

Traveling in the Philippines is very safe, so it is recommended.

Every season in the Philippines is a good time to travel to the Philippines, but each season has its own advantages and disadvantages, so you can arrange your trip according to your own preferences. The Philippines is divided into three seasons: cool season, dry season and rainy season.

China citizens holding ordinary passports for personal reasons are granted ordinary tourist visas, transit visas (72 hours) and visa-free visas (7 days). The transit sign must have a confirmed air ticket to another country and a valid visa to that country before it can be processed. Visa exemption is limited to China passport holders with valid Schengen, Australian, American, Canadian or Japanese visas, or China citizens with Hongkong or Macau SAR passports.

Without the approval of the Central Bank of the Philippines, it is illegal for any inbound and outbound passengers to bring in or take out banknotes, coins, cheques or other money orders that exceed 1, pesos. It is not illegal to carry foreign currency. In principle, as long as the foreign currency exceeds the price equivalent to more than 3, US dollars, it needs to be declared.

1.4 liters of alcohol, 2 cigarettes, 5 cigars and 25 grams of tobacco are allowed to be brought into the country. ? Note: you need to declare the total value of the articles you carry, and fill in the customs declaration form truthfully. If there is any false declaration or undeclared, once it is found out, it will be punished as a violation of Philippine customs regulations; Personal articles for personal use during travel may not be declared. ?

Necessary items for traveling to the Philippines: passport, air ticket, credit card and cash (US dollars or pesos); Sunscreen products; Clothes (prepare enough to replace clothes, and it is more comfortable to wear casual clothes); Shoes (girls should not wear high heels, preferably flat sandals, and don't wear shoes that don't fit); Drugs (gastrointestinal drugs, cold drugs, motion sickness drugs, heatstroke prevention drugs and private habitual drugs); Anti-mosquito liquid; Bring your own personal items such as towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, beach pants, swimsuits, umbrellas, plug converters and batteries. ?

there are several ways to exchange the Philippine peso.

1. For the recommendation of China Bank to exchange RMB for Philippine peso, you need to make an appointment by phone first, and bring your personal ID card with you within 1-2 working days to pick it up at the designated bank according to the appointed time. The exchange is all in large denominations, and there is almost no change. ?

2. Exchange US dollars domestically. After arriving in the Philippines, exchange US dollars for pesos and go to the Bank of China to exchange US dollars. If you need to exchange more, you can go to two more exchanges. The exchange rate of US dollars to pesos in the Philippines is particularly suitable. There are manual exchange points in Manila and Long Beach, but the exchange rate in Manila is better than that in Long Beach.

3. When going to the Philippines, directly exchanging RMB for pesos is the least recommended, and the exchange rate is particularly poor, resulting in great exchange rate losses. ?

4. Take a debit card to withdraw cash at an ATM in the Philippines, or make direct credit card purchases. Recommend Huaxia debit card. There is no handling fee for the first cash withdrawal of Huaxia Card every day, but banks in the Philippines will charge a handling fee of 2 pesos (about RMB in 3 yuan) when withdrawing cash from ATMs in the Philippines, and the maximum withdrawal amount is 15, pesos (about 2,3 pesos).