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Frequently Asked Questions

The travel tax is a levy imposed by the Philippine Government on the individuals (citizens of the Philippines, permanent residents aliens, and non-resident aliens who have stayed in the Philippines for more than one year) who are leaving the country irrespective of the place where the air ticket is issued and the form or place of payment, as provided for by Presidential Decree (PD) 1183, as amended:

Passenger Terminal Charge or Terminal Fee is a fee charge to each departing passenger for passing through an airport. It is levied by the airport management corporation and the proceeds are intended for funding the airport facility management and major airport improvements.

Please be informed that the integration of the terminal fee in the cost of the Airline ticket is not yet implemented at Clark International Airport. CRK Passengers are therefore required to pay separately the terminal fee of Php 600.00 for International Flights and Php 150.00 for Domestic Flights at the Terminal Fee counter.

A Park and Fly facility is available at the CRK which costs Php 90.00 per day.

A Parking Fee of Php 30.00 shall be charged for vehicles that will park at the Clark International Airport (CRK) parking lot.

Foreign Exchange services are available at the Arrival and Departure area of the Clark International Airport Passenger Terminal Building.

Concessionaires at the Terminal included: a Duty-free Shop at the Arrival Area and souvenir shops at the Pre-Departure Area.

Electronic products that are brought in by passengers shall be subject to the tax and duties.

The list of prohibited items has been expanded to include all liquid substances such as beverages, lotion, shampoo, toothpatse, gels astringents and other items of similar consistency. These items shall be placed in the check-in luggage and shall be confiscated if found at the final screening point.Subject to usual inspection but are not covered by these restrictions are baby formula, breast milk or juice for a baby or small child who is travelling, prescription medicine under the passenger’s name, insulin and other non-prescription medicines and airline crew groom kits.

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PHILIPPINE ENTRY & QUARANTINE REQUIREMENTS (Filipinos & Foreigners, Vaccinated & Unvaccinated)

‼️ This post was last updated in February 2022. For a more updated list of requirements and protocols, PAL has created a neat summary on their website here .

Effective FEBRUARY 2022, changes to the entry process and quarantine protocols for international flight passengers arriving in the Philippines (including the Ninoy Aquino International Airport or NAIA, Clark International Airport, and Mactan Cebu International Airport) will be implemented, following the latest resolution by the Inter-Agency Task Force for Emerging and Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID Resolution No. 159 – S. 2022).

The requirements and protocols vary depending on your vaccination status. Passengers are classified into two types:

• FULLY VACCINATED. You’re considered “fully vaccinated” if it has been at least 14 days since you received your second jab of a two-dose vaccine (or your only shot of a one-dose vaccine), and your vaccination status can be verified independently by Philippine authorities upon arrival.
• NON-FULLY VACCINATED. This includes those who are completely UNVACCINATED or PARTIALLY VACCINATED. If your vaccination status CANNOT be independently validated by the authorities, you’ll be required to follow protocol for NON-fully vaccinated.

If you’re traveling with children below 12 years old who cannot be vaccinated: the testing and quarantine protocol of the accompanying parent or guardian shall apply. (As of December 2021, minors 3 years and below with no symptoms are exempted from taking the RT-PCR test or presenting a negative RT-PCR test result. If minor 3 and below has symptoms, the usual testing and quarantine protocol shall apply.)

The color coding of countries of origin of international travelers is temporarily suspended. Previously, countries and territories are categorized into RED, GREEN and YELLOW, depending on the local COVID-19 situation, but that will no longer be applied.

Here are the entry requirements and protocol for international passengers arriving in the Philippines. Note that this post only covers items that are related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Other immigration and customs requirements still apply and must be met.

❗️ Keep in mind that because policies change quickly, frequently and erratically, it is still best contact the authorities directly for the most updated list.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

For Fully Vaccinated

• Present Negative RT-PCR test result taken within 48 hours before departure OR negative antigen test taken within 24 hours before departure.
• Present proof of full vaccination. See list of acceptable documents below.
• NO hotel quarantine needed
• Self-monitor for symptoms until DAY 7 from arrival

These are on top of other Immigration and Customs requirements that may apply to you.

For Non-Vaccinated, Partially Vaccinated, Unverifiable Vaccination Status

• Undergo hotel quarantine until release of negative swab test result. Here are your options: List of Accredited Quarantine Hotels!
• Take swab test on DAY 5.
• Self-monitor for symptoms at home until DAY 14 from arrival

Additional Requirements for Foreigners

Effective 10 FEBRUARY 2022. Resolution No. 160-B, s-2022.

For Foreigners Entering Visa-Free

These may refer to former Filipino citizens who have Balikbayan privelege under Republic Act No. 9174, provided they are not restricted nationals OR nationals of the countries below who are entitled to a stay not longer than 30 days (Executive Order 408, S. 1960, as amended):

1. Andorra 2. Angola 3. Antigua and Barbuda 4. Argentina 5. Australia 6. Austria 7. Bahamas 8. Bahrain 9. Barbados 10. Belgium 11. Belize 12. Benin 13. Bhutan 14. Bolivia 15. Botswana 16. Brazil 17. Brunei Darussalam 18. Bulgaria 19. Burkina Faso 20. Burundi 21. Cambodia 22. Cameroon 23. Canada 24. Cape Verde 25. Central African Republic 26. Chad 27. Chile 28. Colombia 29. Comoros 30. Congo 31. Costa Rica 32. Cote d’Ivoire 33. Croatia 34. Cyprus 35. Czech Republic 36. Democratic Republic of the Congo 37. Denmark 38. Djibouti 39. Dominica 40. Dominican Republic 41. Ecuador 42. El Salvador 43. Equatorial Guinea 44. Eritrea 45. Estonia 46. Ethiopia 47. Fiji 48. Finland 49. France 50. Gabon 51. Gambia 52. Germany 53. Ghana 54. Greece 55. Grenada 56. Guatemala 57. Guinea 58. Guinea Bissau 59. Guyana 60. Haiti 61. Honduras 62. Hungary 63. Iceland 64. Indonesia 65. Ireland 66. Israel 67. Italy 68. Jamaica 69. Japan 70. Kazakhstan 71. Kenya 72. Kiribati 73. Kuwait 74. Kyrgyzstan 75. Lao PDR 76. Latvia 77. Lesotho 78. Liberia 79. Liechtenstein 80. Lithuania 81. Luxembourg 82. Madagascar 83. Malawi 84. Malaysia 85. Maldives 86. Mali 87. Malta 88. Marshall Islands 89. Mauritania 90. Mauritius 91. Mexico 92. Micronesia 93. Monaco 94. Mongolia 95. Morocco 96. Mozambique 97. Myanmar 98. Namibia 99. Nepal 100. Netherlands 101. New Zealand 102. Nicaragua 103. Niger 104. Norway 105. Oman 106. Palau 107. Panama 108. Papua New Guinea 109. Paraguay 110. Peru 111. Poland 112. Portugal 113. Qatar 114. Republic of Korea 115. Romania 116. Russia 117. Rwanda 118. Saint Kitts and Nevis 119. Saint Lucia 120. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 121. Samoa 122. San Marino 123. Sao Tome and Principe 124. Saudi Arabia 125. Senegal 126. Seychelles 127. Singapore 128. Slovakia 129. Slovenia 130. Solomon Islands 131. South Africa 132. Spain 133. Suriname 134. Swaziland 135. Sweden 136. Switzerland 137. Tajikistan 138. Thailand 139. Togo 140. Trinidad and Tobago 141. Tunisia 142. Turkey 143. Turkmenistan 144. Tuvalu 145. Uganda 146. UAE 147. UK and Northern Ireland 148. Tanzania 149. USA 150. Uruguay 151. Uzbekistan 152. Vanuatu 153. Vatican 154. Venezuela 155. Vietnam 156. Zambia 157. Zimbabwe

Here are the requirements:

• Must be fully vaccinated , except for minor children under 12 years of age traveling with fully vaccinated foreign parent.
• Valid proof of vaccination . Authorities must be able to independently verify this. See list below.
• Negative RT-PCR test result taken within 48 hours before departure from country of origin OR Negative antigen test result taken within 24 hours before departure from country of origin (or first port of embarkation if on a continuous journey to the Philippines excluding layovers provided that passenger has not been admitted into another country or has not left the airport premises).
• Return or onward ticket , dated not beyond 30 days from date of arrival in the Philippines
• Passport , with at least six months validity from arrival time in the Philippines
• Travel insurance for COVID-19 treatment from a reputable insurance company, with coverage of USD 35,000 minimum for the duration of your stay in the country

NO facility- or hotel-based quarantine , but shall self-monitor for symptoms for 7 days from the date of arrival.

Visa-free foreigners who fail to fully comply with all the requirements shall be denied entry into the country and be subject to exclusion proceedings.

For Foreign Children Traveling with Filipino Nationals

• For NON-fully vaccinated foreign children under 12 years of age accompanied by their Filipino parent , the entry, quarantine, and testing protocols that apply to their accompanying Filipino parent shall be followed.
• For foreign children from ages 12 to 17 accompanied by their Filipino parent, the quarantine, and testing protocols that apply to their vaccination status (i.e. fully vaccinated or non-fully vaccinated) shall be followed. When facility-based quarantine is required, the unvaccinated children shall be accompanied by either foreign or Filipino parents during their quarantine.

Immigration and customs policies also apply.

For Foreigners Entering Through 9(a) Visa

Foreign nationals from visa-required countries or restricted foreign nationals may enter the Philippines through an entry exemption document (EED) issued provided that ALL these requirements are met:

• Full vaccination status (except children below 12 years old)
• Valid proof of vaccination (see list below)
• Negative RT-PCR test result taken within forty-eight (48) hours before departure from the country of origin OR Negative antigen test result taken within 24 hours before departure from country of origin (or first port of embarkation in a continuous journey excluding lay-overs provided that they have not been admitted into another country and have not left the airport premises during the layover)

If all conditions are met, NO facility-based quarantine is required, but shall self-monitor for symptoms for 7 days from the date of arrival.

However, foreign nationals who fail to present an acceptable proof of vaccination shall be required to undergo hotel-based quarantine until a negative test result, taken on Day 5, is released. Then, they shall undergo home quarantine until Day 14.

For Foreigners with Other Visa Types

• Fully vaccinated foreign nationals who are holding valid and existing visas other than 9(a) visas may be allowed entry provided that they present proof of vaccination. No facility-based quarantine is required but 7-day self-monitoring for symptoms apply.
• NON-fully vaccinated foreign nationals shall be denied entry into the country and be subject to appropriate exclusion proceedings.

Foreign nationals who fail to provide a valid or acceptable proof of vaccination shall be required to undergo facility-based quarantine until the release of a negative result of RT-PCR test taken on DAY 5. They shall also be required to undergo home quarantine until DAY 14.

Accepted Proof of Vaccination

To prove your vaccination status, present any of the following:

• VaxCertPH . Here’s how to get one!
• International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICV) , issued by the Bureau of Quarantine and World Health Organization. Read: How to Get an International Certificate of Vaccination from BOQ.
• National or state certificate from the foreign government accepting VaxCertPH under a reciprocal arrangement (unless otherwise specified by IATF)
• Other proofs of vaccination accepted by the IATF

The Philippine authorities must be able to confirm or verify that the certificate or proof of vaccination is valid or authentic.

In addition, the vaccine you received must meet the following:

• If vaccinated in the Philippines , the vaccine you got must be in the list of the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or through a Compassionate Special Permit (CSP).
• If vaccinated abroad , the vaccine must be in the Emergency Use Listing of the World Health Organization.

Philippine Airport Arrival Guides

For a more detailed step-by-step guide to the AIRPORT ARRIVAL PROCESSES in the Philippines, check out these posts:

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Hi, I read on the PAL website that there must be only one person in each hotel room for the quarantine-upon-arrival. I am planning on traveling with my husband and I think it’s absolute BS that they won’t even allow married couples to stay together. It seems like another way for the govt. to squeeze out as much money from travelers. I haven’t seen that rule posted anywhere other than the PAL website so I’m hoping that it is just false info. I sure hope it is but if you know any information confirming this, please let me know. Thank you.

I have the same issue. Please confirm!

How can you pre register for your swab test if you are not a PAL passenger (we are flying JAL, entering as eligible foreigners).

Same question. I am flying United.

Same question. I am boarding Korean Air. I am trying to search for pre-booking/pre-payment of PCR test/screening or any consolidated info regarding what to do upon arrival. But I cant find a thing except in PAL!

Hi, I plan to go to Sfo thru PAL, so it would be aconnecting flight from Cebu( Mactan Int’l Airport) . Also when comming back home it would also be a connecting flight from SFO -MANILA-CEBU? May I know what is the procedure?

It was a very frustrating how IATF hire poorly trained personnel with limited knowledge of what they are doing in checking OFW’s,balikbayan,foreigner papers.They could even identify if rapid test PCR and Rapid test ( NAAT) are the same ,but NAAT is more specific than PCR. Google What is the difference between NAAT and PCR.

Holy hell, you need a degree in quantum mechanics to visit…this is idiotic

Please update this post. New rule says that foreigners who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated are barred from entering PH. Reference: https://mb.com.ph/2022/02/06/unvaxxed-partially-vaxxed-foreigners-barred-from-entering-ph-bi/

Hi Al, yes, we’ve just included Resolution No. 160-B. Thanks for always letting us know!

Never mind, I see that the post has been updated.

Does NAIA require now (February, 2022) vaccine card upon entry?

Returning Filipino from USA. Will IATF accept PCR-NAAT result taken within 48 hours? Or does it have to be RT-PCR. Thanks

My flight details :Saudi to Dubai with 17hours layover time- Philippines. The airline provided a hotel accomodation for the 17hrs waiting in DUbai. Afterwards, dubai to philippines. Do I need to do quarantine upon arriving in the Philippines or no need?

Hi, I’m flying from Bangkok to Los Angeles with a 3 hour layover in Manila. Do I need to get a PCR test within 48 hour still? I talked with a woman from the airline but I think she had no idea what she was talking about. She told me I need to do the Onehealthpass and Traze APP, which I’m pretty sure is not true since I just have a layover and am not leaving the airport. So I’m wondering if what she told me about needing a PCR test within 48 hours of the flight is also incorrect for simply transiting through Manila en route to Los Angeles. Appreciate any guidance.

Hello, The Poor Traveler. There’s an update on the testing requirements. Foreign travelers and Filipinos can now present negative ANTIGEN test results for entry in the country. Reference: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1566866/foreigners-filipinos-entering-ph-may-present-negative-lab-based-covid-19-antigen-results

Hi!im a former filipino changed to a korean national.Do I have to get travel insurance for covid 19 with coverage 35,000usd?where and how?

Can anyone advise of the requirements for international transfers through terminal 3?

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Clark International Airport Guide: Everything You Need to Know

How to get there, 1. via a direct bus.

Philtranco terminals in Pasay and Megamall offer bus services to passengers going to Clark. The Pasay Terminal is beside the MRT Taft station while the SM Megamall terminal is behind the mall's Building A, in front of St. Francis Square. There are also P2P buses from Trinoma, Ortigas, and NAIA Terminal 3.

You also have the option to take a bus to Dau bus terminal in Pampanga. Several bus terminals in Manila, such as Victory Liner and Philtranco, have this route. From the Dau bus terminal, take a jeepney to Clark International Airport.

List of Airlines Operating in Clark International Airport

If you’ve flown before from Ninoy Aquino International Airport , you won’t have problems checking in as the process is almost the same. In fact, it's easier in Clark International Airport as the counters are close to each other.

1. Security Check

Have your passport, boarding pass, and travel documents ready for inspection upon entering the Departure Area. There will be airport security personnel to check these requirements.

2. Payment of Travel Tax

Present your passport and boarding pass in any of the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) counters. International departing passengers shall pay the travel tax amounting to P1,620 . Don’t forget to keep the receipt as proof of payment. Those who are traveling locally don't have to take this step.

3. Check-in

Line up at your designated check-in counter where you will be asked to present your passport, travel tax receipt, and plane ticket. Check-in your baggage at the counter and get your boarding pass from the officer.

4. Payment of Terminal Fee

Proceed to the Terminal Fee counter to pay the passenger service charge. This is a requirement for all departing passengers. For international-bound passengers, they are required to pay PHP600 . Meanwhile, the fee for domestic-bound passenger is PHP150 .

5. Immigration

After checking-in your baggage and getting your boarding pass, go to the immigration counter. Make sure that you have completely filled out the departure card as this is a requirement. The immigration officer may ask you questions related to your travel. Answer honestly and politely.

6. Final security check

You, along with your hand-carry luggage, will be inspected again for the last time. Once cleared, collect your things and head towards the gate listed on your boarding pass.

7. Boarding

Patiently wait for your boarding time. Clark International Airport announces boardings, change of gates, and delays, so it's best to be attentive all the time. Once you're up for boarding, prepare your pass and passport and present them to the attendant.

Before landing in Clark International Airport, the crew of the airplane will hand you a disembarkation card.All foreign passport holders and local passport holders with a foreign immigrant visa are required to fill this out.

1. Immigration

Queue in front of the designated counter and wait for your turn. This is where you will present your passport and the disembarkation card.

2. Baggage Carousel

Proceed to the baggage claim area and wait for your bag to come out.

After collecting your bag, walk towards the Customs area. Line up in the red lane if you will declare items, and in the green lane if not.

Head over to the exit. Coordinate with your fetcher to look for you in the correct spot.

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It helps to have a checklist of items you must not forget when traveling, especially if you have an international trip. Here's a list of items to bring:

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Clark International Airport New Terminal Opens on May 2, 2022

The Clark International Airport (CRK) has announced that all flights will depart and arrive at the new terminal building starting May 2, 2022.

The Luzon International Premiere Airport Development (LIPAD) Corp., the Clark International Airport New Terminal operator, stated that all arrivals and departures of all domestic and foreign carriers operating at the Clark airport would shift to its new terminal.

The CRK New Terminal, with state-of-the-art facilities, including accessible transportation, is set to welcome both domestic and international passengers.

Clark International Airport Flight Schedules from May 2, 2022

Cebu Pacific Air operates daily flights between Clark and Cebu

• 5J 607 flight departs from Clark at 7:00 AM arriving in Cebu at 8:19 AM
• 5J 606 flight departs from Cebu at 5:00 AM arriving in Clark at 6:30 AM

Philippine Airlines operates thrice-weekly flights between Clark and Cebu

• PR 2834 flight departs from Clark every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 01:15 PM arriving in Cebu at 03:00 PM 
• PR 2833 flight departs from Cebu every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 11:00 AM, arriving in Clark at 12:45 PM 

Jetstar operates six flights per week between Clark and Singapore

• 3K 780 flight departs from Clark every Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 6:40 AM arriving in Singapore at 10:20 AM
• 3K 779 flight departs from Singapore every Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2:10 AM arriving in Clark at 6:00 AM
• 3K 774 flight departs from Clark every Wednesday at 1:51 PM arriving in Singapore at 5:20 PM
• 3K 773 flight departs from Singapore every Wednesday at 9:36 AM arriving in Clark at 1:04 PM

Scoot Airlines operates daily flights between Clark and Singapore

• TR 387 flight departs from Clark at 6:30 PM arriving in Singapore at 10:05 PM
• TR 386 flight departs from Singapore at 2:05 PM and arrives in Clark at 5:50 PM

Qatar Airways operates daily flights between Clark and Doha

• QR 931 flight departs from Clark at 6:25 PM arriving in Doha at 10:30 PM same day
• QR 930 flight departs from Doha at 1:35 AM arriving in Clark at 4:00 PM

Emirates operates daily flights between Clark and Dubai

• EK 338 flight departs from Clark daily at 8:20 PM arriving in Dubai the following day at 1:15 AM

Please be advised that last-minute changes to flights are not uncommon. Depending on the regulations set by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF), local government units (LGU), and other concerned government agencies, travel limitations may be modified.

The airport authority recommends that passengers contact their airline and their local authorities for any changes or restrictions.

The new terminal will handle up to eight million passengers each year, more than doubling the previous terminal’s capacity of 4.2 million passengers per year.

Clark International Airport’s new terminal features modern facilities

The new terminal was completed in October 2020. The terminal, which hosts 18 aerobridges, features “state-of-the-art facilities that situate itself as a premier Asian gateway for tourism and business.

The new terminal was opened in October 2020. In July 2021, President Duterte visited the 110,000-square-meter new Clark terminal facility. The new terminal, which has 18 aerobridges and is equipped with “state-of-the-art facilities that position it as a top Asian gateway for tourism and business,” contains “state-of-the-art facilities.”

With the Clark International Airport New Terminal opening, passengers traveling to and from Cebu Pacific Singapore, Qatar Airways, Scoot, Emirates, Philippine Airlines, and other domestic and foreign carriers can look forward to an improved travel experience. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, we wish you a safe and pleasant journey!

The new world-class terminal features a touchless passenger check-in option. Self-service, self-check-in kiosks, and self-bag-drop systems are available for passenger security and independence.

The excellent design of this terminal was in the prestigious Prix Versailles 2021 awards selection in the airport category.

“We have put a lot of effort into making our passengers’ journey as seamless as possible through the terminal and getting to and from our airport,” Lipad Chief Executive Officer Bi Yong Chungunco said.

The airport is currently undergoing a significant expansion project that includes the construction of a new terminal and a new runway, which is expected to be completed by 2024. With the completion of the expansion project, the Clark International Airport will be able to accommodate up to 12 million passengers per year.

Click here to check out the Clark Airport Travel Requirements .

Cebu Pacific moves all CRK Airport Flights to the new Clark International Airport

In a further development, Cebu Pacific said on April 28, 2022, that all of its flights bound for and departing from Clark International Airport would depart and arrive at the newly-opened terminal.

The airline stated that it presently operates daily flights between Clark and Cebu.

“All affected passengers have been notified,” Cebu Pacific said.

Click this link to check out the updated Cebu Pacific Flight Schedule .

Philippine Airlines Announces Clark Flights to Use New Clark Airport terminal

Likewise, national flag-carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL), announced that from May 2, PAL flights would depart and arrive at Clark International Airport in Central Luzon from the Clark New Terminal.

Philippine Airlines operates thrice-weekly flights between Clark and Cebu:

• Flight PR 2834 departing from Clark every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 01:15 PM and arriving in Cebu at 03:00 PM

• Flight PR 2833 departing from Cebu every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 11:00 AM, arriving in Clark at 12:45 PM.

Click here to check out the updated Philippine Airlines Flight Schedule .

Getting to the New CRK International Airport

The following are the most convenient routes to get to the new Clark Airport Terminal:

• Passengers coming from NLEX-SCTEX can use the SCTEX Clark North Exit to enter the Clark Freeport Zone. After exiting, follow the second exit and make a right onto CRK Airport Road.
• Take Gil Puyat Avenue towards Mabalacat Gate from the Clark Freeport Zone. You will come upon a roundabout, from which you should take the first exit and follow CRK Airport Road to the new terminal.
• On Google Maps and Waze, instructions to CRK New Terminal are available.
• Point 2 Point (P2P) bus services from Trinoma and Paranaque City, taxi services from within Pampanga, and other car rental services are also available.
• Transport services like Point-2-Point (P2P) buses from the Trinoma and Paranaque City airports and taxi services from within Pampanga are available. Car rental services are likewise available.

The CRK New Terminal, with state-of-the-art facilities, including accessible transportation, is set to welcome both domestic and international passengers. Exciting things are indeed happening to Clark International Airport (CRK) and the province of Pampanga!

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Also known as the Clark Freeport Zone, this unique location is focused on providing visitors with leisure and business opportunities in a dynamic and unusual setting. Clark International Airport serves this region, providing an efficient and modern passenger experience that connects travellers to destinations across the globe. Passengers flying from Clark Economic Zone with Qatar Airways will find this to be a modern, efficient departure point, with plenty of excellent facilities and amenities. The airport is very modern and is still undergoing rapid expansion.

If you are seeking adventure, dreaming of immersing yourself in culture and art or longing to visit your family and friends, Qatar has something for everyone. Now is the perfect time to plan your next holiday and discover an authentic Arabian treasure in the heart of the Gulf.

Benefit from visa on arrival offered to more than 95 nationalities. Find more information on visas and travel requirements   here .

Flying from Clark (CRK)

Also known as the Clark Freeport Zone, this unique location is focused on providing visitors with leisure and business opportunities in a dynamic and unusual setting. Clark International Airport serves this region, providing an efficient and modern passenger experience that connects travellers to destinations across the globe. Passengers flying from Clark Economic Zone with Qatar Airways will find this to be a modern, efficient departure point, with plenty of excellent facilities and amenities. The airport is very modern and is still undergoing rapid expansion. Transportation and parking

Drivers can access the airport via the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway, which links directly with Clark itself. A number of bus services run to the newly constructed bus terminal, offering plenty of choice when it comes to cheap public transport links to Clark and other locations including Manila.

Jeepneys, the vibrant and somewhat flamboyant buses that are iconic in the Philippines, also run regularly to the airport. Car parking is available but there are limited spaces at the moment. Arriving in Clark Economic Zone

Passengers flying from Clark Economic Zone with Qatar Airways will depart from the main terminal. Currently the airport is under development, with two new terminals planned. However, all international flights currently leave from Terminal 1.

Once Terminal 2 is completed it will handle all international flights in future. Arrive at least two hours before your flight is scheduled to depart to ensure you have sufficient time to clear customs and check in. Facilities and amenities

Facilities and amenities are excellent, including good provision for business travellers, Wi-Fi throughout most public areas and full accessibility for disabled passengers.

A large retail outlet area provides travellers with everything they need including luxury goods and accessories, perfumes, watches and travel goods. A food court offers everything from light refreshments through to international cuisine and local Filipino specialities.

Arriving in Doha

Book a flight to Doha with Qatar Airways and fly to our hub, Hamad International Airport.

Doha is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Arabian Gulf, where modern innovation meets traditional culture. It is home to an abundance of captivating attractions including mosques, museums, shopping malls and more.

Marked by its crescent-shaped bay, Doha was originally a collection of fishing and pearl diving villages. Today, it boasts a skyline of architectural marvels seen nowhere else in the world.

Tourist attractions

Discover the story of Qatar at Msheireb Enrichment Centre – a barge docked at the Doha Corniche nearby the Sheraton Hotel. It features unique displays that chart the country’s fascinating history and its ongoing plans to build a bright future.

Qatar is also brimming with creative masterpieces, some of which you will find at the Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art. Meander through its hallways to admire a collection of contemporary works from across the Arab world.

Continue exploring Middle Eastern treasures when stopping by Souq Waqif – a charming market at the heart of Doha. Here, you can capture memories at the ancient Al Koot Fort, constructed in 1880.

To bask in panoramic views of the Corniche and beyond, make your way to The Clock Tower, located next to the Grand Mosque. Don’t forget to visit Doha Heritage Village in Al Rumeilia Park, to experience Arabian life in the past.

Travel considerations

Qatar Airways flights to Doha land at Hamad International Airport. You may need a visa depending on your country of origin, length of stay and purpose of travel. Before you fly, check that you comply with all Qatar’s  travel and entry requirements .

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