HOW MUCH IS THE TRAVEL TAX WILL I PAY IF IM FROM PHILIPPINES AND GOING TO INDONESIA?
how most is the transport taxation will i compensate if im from philippines as well as starting to indonesia?
im still upset upon how most will i compensate just in the airfield so which i can bill my peso…can any one here discuss it me the expect rate of my pre-travel losses during NAIA trerminal 1 if il be starting to indonesia…thanks guys!! yahoo answers is still the most appropriate rsther than than observation the website…
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To be safe.. Just bring with you 2500.00 pesos to 3,000.00 pesos. You can spend some of the change in the airport for food, drinks, and maybe phone cards or at least a pocket money when you return.
The travel tax full rate is 1620.00 pesos, flying economy plus plus a terminal fee of 750.00 pesos for a total of 2370.00 pesos. If you are flying 1st class, you will have to pay 2700.00 pesos plus the 750.00 terminal fee for a total of 3450.00 pesos.
You can also qualify for the travel tax standard reduced rate of 1350.00 for first class and 810.00 pesos for economy class if you are one of the following below.
Who can avail of a Travel Tax exemption/
reduced rate and
What are the documents required?
(Presentation of passport required in all cases.)
A. Section 2 of PD 1183, as amended, provides that the following are exempted from the payment of the travel tax:
Foreign diplomatic representatives
1. Certification from the Office of Protocol, Department of Foreign Affairs or Embassy/Consulate
Employees of the United Nations (UN) Organization or its agencies
1. UN passport or
2. Certification of employment from the UN office or its agency
Note: Dependents are also exempted if travel is paid for and certified by the UN. For dependents of employees of other UN agencies, a certification and proof from the organization/agency is required.
United States (US) Military Personnel including dependents and other US nationals with fares paid for by the US Government or on US Government-owned/chartered transport facilities.
1. Government Transport Request (GTR) or certification from the US Embassy.
Filipino Overseas Contract Workers
1. If hired through POEA, Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) from POEA
2. If directly hired abroad, a Certificate of Employment issued by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate in the place of hire or an employment contract authenticated by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate
International carrier crew
1. Certification from the Bureau of Air Transportation that crew member is joining his aircraft, indicating name of crew member, position and location of aircraft
Filipino permanent residents abroad whose stay in the Philippines is less than one (1) year.
1. Copies of the ID pages of passport and stamp of last arrival in RP
2.
Proof of permanent residence in foreign country (e.g. US Green Card, Canadian form 1000, etc.)
Philippine Foreign Service personnel assigned abroad and their dependents
1. Certification from the Department of Foreign Affairs to this effect
Philippine government (excluding government-owned and controlled corporations) employees on official travel
1.
Certified true copy of travel authority or travel order from Secretary concerned to this effect (Malacañang approval of travel needed for two or more employees and for those with rank of Asst. Secretary and above)
Grantees of foreign government-funded trips
1.
Proof that travel is provided/funded by a foreign government.
Students with approved scholarships by appropriate government agency
1. Certification from concerned Philippine government agency
Note: “Student” is defined as a person attending formal classes in an educational institution for the purpose of taking up a course leading to a diploma the duration of which is not less than one year.
Infants (2 years & below)
1. In case where original passport cannot be presented, original Birth Certificate and photocopy of ID page of passport.
Personnel (and their dependents) of Philippine offices of multinational companies not engaged in business in the Philippines
1. Certification from the Board of Investments
Those authorized by the President of the Republic of the Philippines
1. Written authorization from the Office of the President which explicitly entitles the passenger to an exemption
B. RA 6768 provides for the exemption of the following from payment of the travel tax:
Balikbayans whose stay in the Philippines is less than one (1) year
1. ID pages of passport and stamp of last departure from and arrival in the Philippines (duration of which is at least one year)
2. Ticket used in traveling to the Philippines
Family members of former Filipinos accompanying the latter
1. Foreign passport of former Filipino or other evidence of former Philippine Citizenship
2. Birth certificate or adoption papers of children and/or marriage contract of accompanying spouse
Note: Exemption under RA 6768 is available only if the individual does not fall under any of the exempted categories provided under Sec. 2 of P. D. 1183, as amended.
C. Section 2-A of PD 1183, as amended, states that the following are entitled to a standard reduced travel tax rate:
Minors from 2 to 12 years
1. In case where original passport cannot be presented, original Birth Certificate and photocopy of ID page of passport.
Filipino journalists on journalistic assignment
1. Certification from the Office of the Press Secretary and
2. Certification/Accreditation from the journalist’s editor or station manager
Those authorized by the President of the Republic of the Philippines
1. Written authority from the Office of the President which explicitly entitles the passenger to a reduced rate
D. Section 2-B of PD 1183, as amended, states that the following are entitled to a privileged reduced travel tax rate:
Legitimate spouse of overseas contract worker (OCW)
1. Passport
2. POEA Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) / balikmanggagawa form
3. Marriage contract
Legitimate unmarried children of OCW below 21 years old
1. Passport
2. OEC / balikmanggagawa form
3. Birth certificate
Note: Additional requirement if OEC is more than a year.
1. Certificate of work from employer that the worker is employed prior to issuance of OEC to present; or
2. Photocopy of Employment Contract where commencement date is prior to issuance of OEC and the contract duration is still enforced between the parties.
700 to 1000 yata un kasi me choice ka din pra d bayaran un kelangan u bayaran ung exit clearanc naman sa poea yata un…. lots luck