CAGAYAN DE ORO (CGY) Travel Guidelines
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Travel Permission
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- Alert Level 2: January 16 – 31, 2022
- Learn more about Eligible Passengers for Domestic Travel
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Cagayan de Oro City shall be placed under Alert Level 3 from January 16 – 31, 2022
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The province of Misamis Oriental shall be placed under Alert Level 3 from January 16 – 31, 2022
Online Pre-Arrival Coordination System Update
1. Personal Copy – not validated / uncoordinated travel
2. Approved – validated / coordinated travel
Who are NOT ALLOWED to travel:
- Below eighteen (18) years old, those who are over sixty-five (65) years of age
- Pregnant women, persons who have immunodeficiency, comorbidity, or other health risks
- Local/Foreign – Visitation/Vacation/Tourism
- Wake of non-direct family
- Attending gatherings weddings of non-direct family
Note: Passengers traveling to other destinations and only using Cagayan de Oro or any city/municipality of Misamis Oriental as their entry point must contact their respective local government units for the most updated travel requirements and quarantine protocols.
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Cagayan de Oro City
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STRICT IMPLEMENTATION OF BASIC TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS VIA LAGUINDINGAN AIRPORT
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- Generated Travel Permit thru S-PaSS (https://s-pass.ph/clients/registration_captcha) as mandated by the National IATF.
- Register to Stay Safe (https://www.staysafe.ph/register) and generate QR Code as mandated by the National IATF.
- LGU travel requirements (traveler must contact their LGU and show their list of requirements set by the final destination as proof of their coordination). The traveler should contact the LGU destination as part of the protocols.
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STRICT IMPLEMENTATION OF BASIC TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS FOR CAGAYAN DE ORO DESTINATION (CDO Inbound Travelers)
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- NO Travel Requirement of Medical Clearance Certificate, Travel Authority, Letter of Acceptance and Negative RT-PCR (Swab/Saliva) or Rapid Test Result
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OTHER CHANNELS TO OBTAIN CDEO PROOF OF COORDINATION
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- The Operations Tabang LSI/ROF/APOR, Contact Center Operation, delivers proof of coordination through any of the following channels, specifically:
- Text Confirmation and/or Call Confirmation from Official Hotline Numbers
- TM – 09533608463
- Globe – 09772555062
- Smart – 09190689770
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PROTOCOL ON PORT ARRIVAL AND EXIT
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- Mandatory Clinical and Exposure Assessment under the supervision of medical doctors
- Symptom-screening for APOR from national government agencies and attached agencies and presentation of their ID card, travel order and travel itinerary.
- Travelers are allowed to use public transportation bound to the city;
- Travelers are allowed for private transportation pick-up given that the vehicle only carries the driver and the inbound traveler/s – except for special cases like traveler is a person-with-disability (PWD), or in a state- in-need of assistance or medical care
- Strict compliance to the Minimum Public Health standards – social distancing, hand hygiene, cough etiquette, wearing of face mask and face shield.
- For outbound travelers, no restrictions from departing LGU even in MECQ status. Traveler must comply with travel requirements of the destination.
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Other
Information
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For the latest advice, information and resources, go to:
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Misamis Oriental Province
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LSI (Locally Stranded Individuals) / ROF (Returning Overseas Filipinos)
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RETURNING OVERSEAS FILIPINO (regardless of vaccination status)
- Negative RT-PCR test result taken within seventy-two (72) hours prior to departure
- Valid government ID
NOTE:
Children from 6 years old and below are exempted of the abovementioned requirements, unless symptomatic.
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APOR (Authorized Persons
Outside of Residence)
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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
- Negative RT-PCR test result taken within 72 hours prior to departure
- Valid government ID
- Travel Order
- Travel Itinerary
- Must pass symptom-screening upon arrival at the airport and/or city/municipality
PRIVATE COMPANIES
- Negative RT-PCR Test Result taken with seventy-two (72) hours prior to date of travel
- Valid government ID
- Travel Order
- Travel Itinerary
- Must pass symptom-screening upon arrival at the airport and/or city/municipality
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Other
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For the latest advice, information and resources, go to:
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Per PAL’s Conditions of Carriage, the passenger is solely responsible for verifying and complying with all applicable government laws/regulations of all destinations/countries to be flown from, to or through. PAL shall not be liable for the passenger’s failure to comply with said laws/regulations, or for any aid or information given here or by a PAL agent or employee in connection with said laws/regulations.
This page contains the travel rules and requirements for each province, city, or municipality in the Philippines. Please note that there may be multiple travel requirements for each destination on national and provincial levels. We would also like to remind passengers that these rules are subject to change by the issuing local government authority and are issued for passengers’ and the public’s safety. As these requirements may change at short notice, the advisories below are meant only as a guide. Please make sure that you have the correct and have completed the required documents before you travel.
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