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As of 08 November 2022, all passengers travelling to Dubai from the Philippines are no longer required to present a COVID‑19 vaccination certificate or perform PCR tests. Passengers travelling from or through Dubai are only required to comply with the travel requirements of their final destination.
SOUTH KOREA:
Effective 01 October, 2022, all inbound travelers to Korea are free from any PCR test requirement. However, all individuals entering Korea are required to go through a special immigration process to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
1. Health Questionnaire and Travel Record Declaration (Special Quarantine Report) on board the plane
2. Temperature check and submission of documents at quarantine checkpoint upon arrival
3. Quarantine procedure – Fully vaccinated individuals who do not show any symptoms of COVID-19 may proceed to their destination after immigration. Those who show symptoms after arrival can get tested at a local health clinic. COVID-19 positive individuals must quarantine at their place of residence, the hospital, or a care facility for five (5) days.
4. Submission of test results
For further details, please check the links below:
[Korea] Pre-entry COVID-19 PCR Test Requirement Ends Sept 3
[Korea] Post-entry PCR Test Requirement Lifted Effective Oct. 1
Korea Travel Safety guidelines
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QATAR:
As of 01 April 2023, there are no more COVID-19 related restrictions/requirements for travelers entering Qatar. However, passengers are advised to stay updated on any travel policy changes before entering the State of Qatar.
For further details, please check this link: Qatar Travel and Return Policy
SINGAPORE:
As of 13 February 2023, there are no more COVID-19 measures for travelers entering Singapore, regardless of vaccination status or traveler profile.
For further details, please check this link: Entering Singapore
For full departure guidelines, please refer to the General Passenger Guidelines.
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