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[QUOTE=Trevor2522;2727629]There were never any infections. It is all a media-driven psy-op. And once the vaccine-toxins kicked in, it became a self-perpetuating spiral of indefinable malaise and sickness. The world-homicide organisation perps are relying on multiple boosters to achieve their depopulation targets. Latest data from New South Wales (Australia) shows the 4th booster causes double the damage of the first three combined, some of which were saline placebos. The shots ARE the disease. Think with the big head before shooting up to travel for the small one.[/QUOTE]Seek help.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2727961]Process for getting a valid ID: Very easy, with some cash.[/QUOTE]For may the quiapo markets is the place. Also get that university completion certificate also.

A robust identification system would do the country wonders but for now there are just too many cousins, uncles, nephews with the ability to issue dodgy ID.

[QUOTE=Sammon;2727458]Is health insurance card with picture count as picture I. D ?

I have a very pretty girl who says she is 23 still in college. She has this health insurance card with her picture but do not see date of birth. Maybe it is in the back of the card. She sent me only the front of the card. Is this enough to get on a flight?

If not how to ask her to get proper I. D? And what are the normal avenues to get it?[/QUOTE]All colleges as Dg said issue ID cards.

If flying internationally I have known immigration call the college the girl said she studies and check on registration etc.

Try a Postal ID also as that is cheap to get, Voters ID card?

Much depends on the airline also.

If you think age is shown on the back ask her to send you the flip side. I have done this before and never got what I asked for therefore telling me the ID was fake rtc.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2727647]

3. Passport valid for 6 months upon arrival in the Philippines.

[/QUOTE]Is this really correct? DFA says otherwise:
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Nationals from countries listed below who are traveling to the Philippines for business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a stay not exceeding thirty (30) days, provided they hold valid tickets for their return journey to port of origin or next port of destination and their passports valid for a period of at least six (6) months [B]beyond the contemplated period of stay. [/B][/I]

[URL]https://dfa.gov.ph/list-of-countries-for-21-day-visa[/URL]

True, but watch Jennifer Terri on youtube. She gives you a bunch of workarounds. Temp tickets for like $50 headed 'out' of the country, and also fairly cheap services that will also do this for you.

[QUOTE=PuteNut;2728310]Is this really correct? DFA says otherwise:

"Nationals from countries listed below who are traveling to the Philippines for business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a stay not exceeding thirty (30) days, provided they hold valid tickets for their return journey to port of origin or next port of destination and their passports valid for a period of at least six (6) months beyond the contemplated period of stay. ".

[URL]https://dfa.gov.ph/list-of-countries-for-21-day-visa[/URL][/QUOTE]

I'll have 5 months to travel (Nov.-April) and my first stop I'd like to be Manila. I've read this forum a lot and it seems the Philippines is the easiest place to get sex? I'm pretty sex craved, very hard to get it in the USA where I'm from, plus I'm Asian and look very weird. I'm 37 and have had sex with 1 white girl that wasn't a prostitute.

I did a little bit of mongering in Ecuador in February of 21'. Went to once casa and the girl was so hot, probably the hottest girl I've touched, but sadly I couldn't cum because I forgot to take Viagra before and I hate condoms. She was nice though, she said she was Venezuelan and I was her first Asian lmao, I hope I didn't scar her for life.

My other mongering trip was to Guadalajara mexico which I didn't end up mongering at all. I was on tinder and met a 38 year old, she asked to go out for drinks (first girl that's ever asked me that). We went out with her friends from high school that she didn't see in awhile, very nerve racking but pretty fun. After drinks her friend asked if we wanted to go to her house to party. Was a cool drive to her house, listened to oasis wonderwall with a bunch of older Mexicans. They gave me snacks and wine and after 2 hours they could tell I was tired so my girl and I left to eat street tacos at midnight. Kisses in the taxi ride back to my hotel, gave her 200 pesos for the taxi driver to take her to her house. Was a nice night. Her friends paid for all the drinks. Long story short we ended up having sex 3 times, and going out to restaurants about 3 times as well as driving around the city, she showed me cool parts of the city (she drives). She paid for some meals, I paid for some meals. The last night I was there the condom broke while she was riding me. I got scared so I gave her 300 pesos to buy a morning after pill. She laughed it off and we said our goodbyes. Not very attractive but very warm and friendly. She was also a moaner in bed which I like. She also liked it rough when I slapped her ass and squeezed her as hard as I could. I wish I still kept in contact with her, not a looker but a good person with good morals. Also had a really pretty daughter, but I respected her too much to ask about her.

My last mongering trip was to Bogota Colombia last October. I met 1 lady online Colombia cupid. We met at a mall and discussed 60 usd for all night. We bought some liquor and beer and went to her apartment. She sells clothes online from a Chinese store or something like that. Anyways we drink for 3 hours and play dominoes which is a pretty fun game (never played). Then sex, but she was a vegetable. I pounded her hard missionary and she just laid there. She was going on vacation to a resort a couple hours away in 2 days and asked if I wanted to come, I said I was leaving Colombia soon. That was false because of this.

When I first got to Bogota I used tinder and matched with a 19 year old red dyed hair girl from suba. She is in love with Korean anything (dramas, bts) so that is probably why she liked me (I'm ugly with no game). She ended up sleeping with me every night for a month. Not sex every night but about 8-10 times. She worked during the day so I would just stay home and wait for her. This was not my plan coming to Bogota, but never have I ever had a cute girl want to fuck me and spend time with me in the USA so I decided to make her my GF. We went to eat at a couple Korean restaurants but mostly just stayed inside and ordered rappi. She looooved sushi. She never asked for money until late. At first I gave her 15 k pesos for a taxi every day and of course I paid for all food. She even cooked for me a couple times. She did ask me to help her buy makeup and some hair dye which I did because we went together to buy, I'm ok with that. I still keep in touch with her to this day. I'll be honest I want to fuck a bunch of hot girls, but that month was nice staying with her, she was sweet, but firm and had a cute personality. I did get jealous a few times when she would FaceTime her guy friends while I was with her. Giggling and flirting etc. She also flirted with a cashier at a store we went to. I chalk it up to Colombian culture but maybe I'm wrong.

This 5 month long trip I plan to visit Manila, cebu, possibly some islands if I meet a nice girl. If I really like it here I'll stay but if I'm not feeling it I will go to Thailand and Bangkok, Pattaya, chiang mai. I met a bunch of j1 visa Thai students at a previous job I was at and they were all so nice.

I find Latina girls to be much more attractive but I'm also Asian and I do not feel comfortable and I feel like a freak / outcast in USA and even mexico / south america even if most south Americans I've met are friendly. I don't mind having sex with less attractive girls (Asia) if it means I feel more comfortable and feel free and at peace within myself just walking down the street or enjoying life outside outside of meeting girls.

I'll post all my reports here and in the other city forums when it happens. I haven't been this excited in a long time. Only 3 more months till I hope to meet a bunch of girls either for paid sex or getting lucky and finding a GF.

Some examples of modern, valid ID's (except the PhilHealth ID). ID's are only valid if they are from the government in some form (PhilHealth ID's are valid because its a government health insurance company, I believe). The new ones came online a few months after the pandemic started in 2020. They look much like a driver's license. Its a sh*t-show sometimes with various clerks or managers disagreeing with you as to if your ID is valid.

I believe the last 3 pics are valid ID's, and the first is not. Notice on the first: Its laminated, you can see the lamination around the edges; and the photo has been taped on. When I say "I believe. . . ", one can never be sure. Even government officials will argue over whether this or that ID is valid. All pics found on google images.

[QUOTE=PuteNut;2728310]Is this really correct? DFA says otherwise:
[I]
Nationals from countries listed below who are traveling to the Philippines for business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a stay not exceeding thirty (30) days, provided they hold valid tickets for their return journey to port of origin or next port of destination and their passports valid for a period of at least six (6) months [B]beyond the contemplated period of stay. [/B][/I]

[URL]https://dfa.gov.ph/list-of-countries-for-21-day-visa[/URL][/QUOTE]The part that you quoted: "3. Passport valid for 6 months upon arrival in the Philippines. " Is from the age 12 and under section. However, its generally true for everyone, your PP must be valid for 6 months (or more) into the future upon your arrival date. If your PP is within 6 months of its coming expiry, you will probably be rejected at any of these points:

1) You purchase a ticket online, and eventually the website asks you for your PP number. If your arrival date is less than 6 months before the PP expiry, the airline (or the website selling the ticket) might reject your purchase for that reason.

2) The website didn't catch the 6-month error upon purchase, and you show up at the airport to check in. At the counter, the airline check-in agent catches the 6-month error (it will probably pop up on his / her screen automatically when they swipe your PP or enter your PP digits), and not allow you to board the plane.

3) Should you make it onboard your flight, then thru to Phils inbound Immigration, almost certainly they will catch the discrepancy and not allow entry. You will be held until they can put you on the next available seat home on your carrier (the carrier is responsible for all such costs, which they will gladly pass on to you, including an increased fee for purchasing a ticket TODAY). I know of several gents who were quickly sent back to their home country for this reason (including a board member here).

Alternately PN, were you asking about something different?

[QUOTE=FuriousGeorge;2728313]True, but watch Jennifer Terri on youtube. She gives you a bunch of workarounds. Temp tickets for like $50 headed 'out' of the country, and also fairly cheap services that will also do this for you.[/QUOTE]Does that come with a get-out-of-jail warranty, like I can argue my case "but someone on youtube said it was OK"?

Thing is I will have to deal with a border officer on my real exit date, obviously having broken this rule.

BTW those sites that sell you a cheap fake (booked / cancelled) tickets do most often NOT provide a verifiable PNR, so I consider those essentially worthless. Border officials have access to the internet too, and are not stupid. It's better not get caught lying / faking stuff when crossing borders, better be spotlessly clean IMO.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2728319]

Alternately PN, were you asking about something different?[/QUOTE]Mea culpa, but I assume age makes no difference in this respect.

Yes, my question was if Cebu Pacific had posted incorrect information.

The questions you answered, that I did not ask - thank you for that - are of course very pertinent, and I agree, and have already considered those outcomes. This is not my first rodeo.

[QUOTE=PuteNut;2728320]Does that come with a get-out-of-jail warranty, like I can argue my case "but someone on youtube said it was OK"?

Thing is I will have to deal with a border officer on my real exit date, obviously having broken this rule.

BTW those sites that sell you a cheap fake (booked / cancelled) tickets do most often NOT provide a verifiable PNR, so I consider those essentially worthless. Border officials have access to the internet too, and are not stupid. It's better not get caught lying / faking stuff when crossing borders, better be spotlessly clean IMO.[/QUOTE]Why would you buy a fake ticket? There are real tickets that you can purchase that are fully refundable or refundable with a small fee.

[QUOTE=GDreams;2728508]Why would you buy a fake ticket? There are real tickets that you can purchase that are fully refundable or refundable with a small fee.[/QUOTE]Yeah sometimes you need an actual ticket number and not just a reservation number. But I think those sites may be booking the actual ticket then canceling the reservation. In other words, doing the same thing that you could do for free, but they are charging you $20 to do it.

[QUOTE=PuteNut;2728320]BTW those sites that sell you a cheap fake (booked / cancelled) tickets do most often NOT provide a verifiable PNR, so I consider those essentially worthless. Border officials have access to the internet too, and are not stupid. It's better not get caught lying / faking stuff when crossing borders, better be spotlessly clean IMO.[/QUOTE]What is a 'verifiable PNR'?

Thanks for this post. Flew in from US last week and was still a little anxious about not getting in somehow. My experience was basically the with getting the OHP a couple days ahead.

Flew by way of Seoul (Incheon) . In the US, they checked my vax car, but didn't seem to know what the OHP was. Also didn't check for onward ticket.

In Seoul though, there was a special line for those of us headed to Manila and they checked that I had the OHP and my vax card and an onward ticket.

In Manila, they asked to see OHP screenshot on my phone and then stamped my boarding pass with a green stamp saying "self quarantine" I think. I mention this as I don't always keep track of boarding passes after getting on a plane. I was asked 2 times at checkpoints to see my boarding pass with the stamp. May have asked at the passport check too, I can't recall.

For onward tickets, I tend to just buy an Air Asia flight flex ticket. Costs a bit more, but you can change your dates 2 times. This time I bought a ticket to Bangkok, as I plan to got there at some point anyway. Cost about 175 USD. I have also done this same to KL in the past. From there, you can take another flight to many other cities in this part of the world. So if you are unsure of where your next destination will be, it's a good option.

[QUOTE=Mdemde;2724209]Last week, two days before my flight from Bkk to Manila, I registered online at [URL]https://onehealthpass.com.ph[/URL] by way of clicking on the 'Register' button/link though there is another button/link named 'e-HDC' which appears to link thru to the same page as the first link.

You will be unable to register more than 72 hours before your departure date.

After completing the form with my personal details, I then uploaded a copy of my vax record, in all, it took less than 5 minutes. I did not need to provide a pre-departure negative covid test result.

Within a few seconds after hitting the submit button, their website confirmed my registration and I was given a ten-digit registration code. You can take a screenshot of this page which includes a QR code. There was a note that said they would email me with confirmation but it never arrived.

Later, I went back to their website and clicked on the 'My Profile' button/link, after entering my surname and the ten-digit registration code it brought up a page with a 'VALID FOR BOARDING' message. It had a barcode, this is the proof you will need to show when you are checking in with your airline and also when you arrive in the Philippines so take a screenshot.

When travelling to the Philippines there is no longer any requirement to have insurance. And if you are 'fully vaxxed' (check [URL]https://onehealthpass.com.ph[/URL] to see their definition of 'fully vaxxed') you are no longer required to obtain a pre-departure negative covid test result.

When I dropped my bag off with Philippine Airlines at their check-in desk at Suvarnabhumi airport in Bkk, for my Bkk-Manila flight, I was asked by the check-in clerk to show my vax card and proof of registration with onehealthpass. I showed her the screenshots on my phone and she gave me the ok. She then asked me for details of my onward flight from the Philippines, which I didn't have, and she told me that I couldn't board the flight unless I was able to show her details of an onward flight! She advised me to make a booking online.

I explained that I was actually travelling back to the Philippines on a return ticket that originated in Cebu, and that I was not flying one-way to the Philippines.

She then asked if I live in the Philippines and I said yes, though I do not have citizenship or residency. I still have a rental lease on a condo unit in Cebu City and all my possessions are in the unit. I lived in Cebu City on extended tourist visas for 3 years from July 2019 up till the beginning of this month which was when I had to leave the country, on a visa-run.

The check-in clerk then asked if I had any proof that I had been living in the Philippines, so I showed her my still valid Philippine ACR I-Card (issued by Immigration, and is required for all foreign nationals who have stayed for more than 59 days in the Philippines). 5 seconds later she gave me the OK and finished off the check-in procedure!

After arriving at T2 at NAIA in Manila, I headed for the Immigration desk. Just before the Immigration desk security staff were directing all arriving passengers off into a small holding area where we were asked to show proof of registration with onehealthpass. I opened up my phone and showed a screenshot of the 'VALID FOR BOARDING' page, it was quickly scanned, presumably to make sure that it matched up with the one that was in their database.

So, after they confirmed my registration with onehealthpass, I was out and headed off to the Immigration desk. There was only person in front of me when I got there, when it was my turn I stepped forward and offered my passport, and was asked how long I plan to stay. I said I plan to stay about 2, maybe 3 weeks. I was not asked for proof of onward travel. After about a minute my passport was returned, stamped with a one-month tourist visa.

Having cleared Immigration, I went to collect my luggage and then headed off to the Domestic Terminal to catch my flight back to Cebu.

After arriving in the Philippines back in July 2019 I was given a one-month tourist visa, and then kept extending it up to 3 years which is the maximum period they will give you, after which you must exit the country. There have been reports that some Immigration offices in the Philippines are now refusing to extend the one-month on arrival visa which is offered to tourists from most Western countries.

Next month I will try to extend my one-month visa, and I would be interested to hear from other board members who have managed to recently extend their one-month on arrival visas.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2728559]Yeah sometimes you need an actual ticket number and not just a reservation number. But I think those sites may be booking the actual ticket then canceling the reservation. In other words, doing the same thing that you could do for free, but they are charging you $20 to do it.[/QUOTE]The route from CRK-SIN is only about $60-65 I opt for this ticket because its a real verifiable ticket. I would buy a round trip ticket but set the return date as far out as I could get it so I would use that half of the ticket for my next return trip. I DID fly the other leg of the trip so I don't think any breaches of policy were committed. But I used to buy a ticket say from Depart in JAN and Return in OCT and then buy a ticket from CRK to SIN at the 30 day mark to show at check in. I would then be free to book my return ticket whenever I felt like it within that 8 moth period. Reason is round trip tickets are cheaper than buying 2 one way tickets so I would juggle these tickets to save a few bucks as I am getting older the need to budget is not as much of an issue and too much hassle. I fly business class now when I can get a deal so I stopped doing this some time ago.

EDIT: I also used this ticket legitimately a few times as SIN has direct flights to Chiang mai, Laos, Myanmar and flights to Jakarta are cheaper through SIN than MNL, during "covid" I don't plan to visit more than 1 country.