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17/02/2026

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03/02/2026

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28/01/2026

So, eto na nga, nag sariling sikap ka. Kasi baka scam, kasi mahal. Ngayon nagkaroon ng problema, sariling sikap ka din.
If may travel agent ka, kame na mag fo-follow up para sayo. Di na mapupudpud daliri mo sa kaka dial, Di na ka ma mastress. Kami na bahala jan.
Well, that's our life.

07/01/2026

Mga Items na Madalas Kinukumpiska ng Airport Security
1️⃣ Liquids na Lampas sa Allowed Limit

Most common issue ito.
• Tubig, pabango, lotion, alcohol
• Lampas 100ml sa hand-carry

Tip: Ilagay sa check-in o bumili na lang pagkatapos ng security.

2️⃣ Sharp Objects
• Gunting
• Nail cutter
• Razor blade
• Swiss knife

Kahit maliit, automatic confiscated kapag nasa hand-carry.

3️⃣ Power Banks na Lampas sa Allowed Capacity
• Over watt-hour limit
• Walang label ang capacity

Reminder: Dapat nasa hand-carry lang at pasok sa airline rules.

4️⃣ Lighters at Matches
• Isang lighter lang kadalasan ang pinapayagan
• Bawal sa bag, minsan bawal din sa bulsa

Iba-iba ito depende sa airport at airline.

5️⃣ Aerosols at Pressurized Items
• Spray deodorant
• Hair spray
• Insect spray

Kapag lampas sa limit, kinukumpiska agad.

6️⃣ Tools at Hardware Items
• Screwdriver
• Wrench
• Martilyo

Common ito sa OFWs na galing bakasyon.

7️⃣ Food Items na Bawal sa Destination Country
• Fresh meat
• Fruits
• Seeds

Minsan hindi sa PH security, kundi sa arrival country kinukumpiska.

8️⃣ Self-Defense Items
• Pepper spray
• Taser
• Batons

Automatic bawal ito sa hand-carry at kadalasan pati sa check-in.

✅ Common Reasons Bakit Kinukumpiska
• Safety risk
• International aviation rules
• Country-specific regulations

Hindi personal—protocol lang talaga.

✅ Paano Maiiwasan ang Confiscation
• I-check airline at airport rules bago bumiyahe
• Ihiwalay ang hand-carry at check-in items
• Huwag magdala ng “baka pwede” items

💡Disclaimer:
Ang impormasyong ito ay para sa general guidance ng OFWs lamang. Ang listahan ng mga bawal o kinukumpiskang items ay maaaring mag-iba depende sa airport authority, airline policy, TSA-equivalent regulations, at destination country rules. Ang final decision ay nasa airport security personnel. Pinapayuhan ang mga biyahero na i-check ang official airline at airport guidelines bago bumiyahe.

💡Katravellers, ang kaunting paghahanda sa bagahe ay malaking iwas stress sa airport.

23/12/2025

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04/07/2025

For OFWs, and travelers, it is important to know the restrictions on check-in luggage and hand carry at the airport to avoid delays, fines, or confiscation of items.

Prohibitions in Check-in and Hand Carry at Airport

HAND CARRY IS NOT ALLOWED (CABIN BAG)

Usually, hand carry is only 7 kg. Here are the STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED:

Sharp stuff
• Swordsman, knife, scissors
• Screwdriver, blade, tools

Even if it's small, it's really forbidden.

Liquid exceeding 100ml
• Lotion, shampoo, toothpaste, perfume
• Water, softdrinks, milk

It should only be in 100ml per container and can fit in a 1-liter transparent ziplock.

Lighter, delayed
• Torch lighters are not allowed
• There is only one lighter that can be carried and it should be in the pocket, not in the bag

Power bank exceeding 27,000 mAh (100 Wh)
• Check how expensive your power bank is.
• Should be in hand carry only, check-in is not allowed.Explosives, fireworks, toy guns, stun gunWhether toys or prop, not allowed in the cabin. CHECK-IN BAGGAGE IS NOT ALLOWED
Power bank, lithium batteries
• Should be in hand carry only
• Not allowed to check-in even when off

Flammable liquids/chemicals
• Alcohol (in large amounts), paint, thinner, fuel
• V**e juice that's over the limit Explosives, fireworks, dynamite, etc.
Live animals (unless with permit/pet cargo)
.Compressed gas tanks / Spray paint Perishable food that is easily broken or has a strong smell
• Bagoong, durian, raw fish (without proper packaging)Can Be Carried But With Limit
V**e or E-cigarette
• Should be in hand carry
• Maximum 2 devices only and put in the case
• Max 2 bottles of juice only (100ml each)

Medicines
• Take a prescription if you are taking medicine
• Put in hand carry and don't forget the doctor's note if injectable (like insulin)

Food Souvenir (Baked Goods, Chocolates, Dried Fish)
• Suitable for check-in if sealed and the packaging is good
• It's better at check-in so it won't be visible during inspection

Tip: Don't Bring...
• Too many canned goods (especially 6+ cans)
• Alcoholic drinks that exceed the limit (usually only 2 bottles allowed)
• Water in hand carry – you will just buy it after immigration

08/06/2025

BAKIT MAS MATAAS ANG TICKET SA Agent compair sa Direct sa Airlines?

1. We pay sa Aming Portal Provider para sa amin na makita ang Lahat ng available Airlines na pwed naming ma i offer sa Mga Clients.

2. We pay taxes also and Pay our Permit and Accreditations and gumagamit din kami ng Kuryente at internet.

3. We Raise this business para kumita. Business po ito hindi kawang gawa.

4. If you know how to book online pwed naman po. But do it on your own risk. Hindi yung kapag nagaka problema kau eh lalapit kau sa Travel Agent para magptulong.

5. We do some effort to answers all your inquiries kaya wag kaming gawing tanungan lang..

All BiyaheKo.ph TA's partners are welcome to repost this message and FIY sa mga Travellers and Clients.
Please have time to read po.

10/05/2025

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17/04/2025

28/01/2025

AMAZING FACT!! 📣😲

As of January 2025, Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. The number of visa-free destinations varies slightly between sources, with some listing 39 countries (VisaGuide) and others up to 67 (GMA Network) This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your des
:

As of January 2025, Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. The number of visa-free destinations varies slightly between sources, with some listing 39 countries (VisaGuide) and others up to 67 (GMA Network) This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your destination country before traveling.

09/01/2025

9 pax booking confirmed.
Advanced booking of roundtrip for Clark to Boracay. Flight date: May 21 to 25 - 5D4N Thank you for trusting.☺

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