1. When entering or exiting the Philippines, you must fill out the immigration registration card and customs declaration form.
2. Tourists must declare the total value of items they are carrying, including gifts received, samples of goods, etc.; the customs declaration form must be filled out truthfully. If false declarations or undeclared items are discovered, penalties will be imposed according to Philippine customs regulations. Personal items for personal use during the trip do not need to be declared.
3. According to Philippine law, it is strictly prohibited to bring weapons, certain items, receivers, CDs, stereo recorders, and other items into the country.
4. Dangerous goods and unprescribed medications are considered controlled items, and regardless of the quantity carried, if discovered, they will be deemed illegal.
5. The Philippines implements plant and animal quarantine, restricting the entry of crops, wild animals, and their products. If carried, they must be declared; otherwise, they will be confiscated and penalties imposed.
6. Carrying more than 100,000 pesos in cash, coins, checks, or money orders without declaration will result in confiscation and penalties if discovered.
7. According to Philippine law, smuggling or carrying drugs will be punished.
