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Steps to Processing a Travel Clearance from DSWD

This article talks about the requirements you need to be able to travel abroad with a minor that’s not your child. Maybe you want to go to UAE with your nieces or nephews, or have a vacation in Singapore with them.

Basically, you have to prove to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) that the parents of these minors allow you to be their guardian during the trip, and that you are capable of providing for them financially and with the care and protection they need.

Disclaimer: The information posted here is based on the personal experiences shared by the OFWs in the videos below. Please let this post serve as a guide only. If you have specific questions, you may ask the OFWs by commenting on their videos on their accounts.

Who Needs a DSWD Travel Clearance?

Steps to filing for a travel clearance, when and how to get a dswd travel clearance.

The following information is shared to us by YouTube vlogger Lerma of Pinay Abroad Vlogs . Lerma shares her experiences about the requirements and the steps for getting a DSWD Travel Clearance for her two nieces; clearances that they needed when they went to Malaysia and Singapore for vacation.

A travel clearance from DSWD is NOT NEEDED for minors if they are:

Traveling with either parent
Traveling with a legal guardian

A travel clearance from DSWD is NEEDED for minors who are:

Traveling alone
Traveling with a person who’s not their parent

Here are the requirements you need:

1. Application Form You can download the Application form from the DSWD website .

2. Photocopy of Birth Certificate of the Minor/s

The photocopied birth certificates must be PSA authenticated.

3. Photocopy of the Passport of the Minor

4. Photocopy of the Passport of the Minor’s Companion

5. Marriage Contract of the Parents of the Minor

The original and photocopied marriage contract of the parents of the minor must also be PSA authenticated.

If the minor has a single parent, then you must supply a PSA authenticated CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage).

6. Notarized Affidavit of Support or Guarantee

The affidavit must state that you, as the adult companion, must sponsor the travel of the minors. The affidavit should also include your name, occupation, passport details, salary details, etc.

Indeed, it is very important that you are able to shoulder the expenses of traveling and taking care of the minor while on travel.

You should also indicate in the affidavit the country you are visiting in and how many days you will be in the country.

7. Notarized Affidavit of Consent to Travel

This document should note that the parents are providing consent to the adult companion to be with the minor during the travel. This should include the photocopy of the valid IDs of the parents and the name of minor/s.

The photocopy of the valid IDs of the parents should contain three specimen signatures of the parents.

Other details include travel destination, period of travel, name and details of the accompanying adult, including relationship to the minor.

8. Two (2) Colored with White Background Passport Size Picture of the Minor

These pictures will be pasted directly on the top left portion of the travel clearance.

Photos should be recent; within the last 6 months.

9. Passport Copy of the Traveling Companion

10. COE or Employment Contract or Bank Statement (Accompanying Adult)

11. Waiver Signed by the Minor’s Parents

The waiver should state explicitly that DSWD is not liable or responsible for any untoward incident that may happen to the minor during the travel.

In case the parents are deceased, you have to provide death certificate of the diseased parent. For the guardian: one copy of the guardian’s birth certificate .

The fee for each minor is 300 PhP , although you must check the DSWD website at all times for changes.

Processing time is usually 3 days, but in most cases, you can actually get the clearances in the same day you applied for them. Usually it takes 2 to 3 hours.

1. Go to a DSWD Office. 2. Fill up the form. 3. A DSWD Personnel will assist you to test the validity of your requirements. 4. Make the payment. 5. Wait. Typically, the clearance will be released after a few minutes.

The Clearance will include the following information:

Name of minor
Date of birth
Parents address
At the back: your name (accompanying adult)
Relationship to minor
Destination
Purpose of travel

Taking Care of the Travel Clearance:

Keep it in good condition while traveling
Make sure that its in good condition while you are traveling. Not tarnished.
Don’t laminate. Officials have to check the three seals in the document.
Travel clearances have a one (1) year validity; but if there are changes in any information shown in the clearance, then it is no longer valid.

There you have it. These are the requirements needed to get a DSWD Travel Clearance. However, you should always check the DSWD website for any changes to the requirements.

How to Get a DSWD TRAVEL CLEARANCE: REQUIREMENTS & Application Process

By continuing to read this article, you agree to double-check with the concerned establishments for the latest updates.

It’s always fun traveling with kids. Seeing the look on their faces when they experience something for the first time is always priceless. I had traveled with kids in the family twice: First, to Hong Kong for their much awaited Disneyland visit, and second, to Tokyo, to visit a close relative.

The problem is, I am not their father, just an uncle, so I had to secure a travel clearance for them.

Traveling with minors who aren’t your children adds a step in the whole trip preparation. You will need a get a DSWD Travel Clearance before your trip. Failing to secure one will lead to being offloaded by the Immigration Officials at the airport. It is a necessary document that they need to protect children from crimes including child trafficking.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

WHO NEEDS A DSWD CLEARANCE?

Not all minors traveling to a foreign country need a DSWD Clearance. It is only required for the following:

a minor traveling alone
a minor accompanied by a person other than his/her parents

If the minor is traveling with either parent, no need for one. If the minor is traveling with the legal guardian, no need for one (but you must have all documents to prove that you are indeed the legal guardian).

If you’re not the mother or father or legal guardian, you need a DSWD clearance for each minor you’re traveling with. If that’s not clear enough: Even if you are a brother, sister, aunt, uncle, grandmother, grandfather, or cousin of the minor, you need a clearance.

Note: When we say “legal guardian”, we mean LEGAL guardian with LEGAL documentation stating your guardianship by law. If you’re ACTING as a guardian but you don’t have the legal documents to show guardianship, you will still need a DSWD clearance to travel with the minor.

As of January 2014, this is what a DSWD Clearance looks like.

DSWD CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS

Below is a list of documents required to secure a DSWD Travel Clearance. This covers minors traveling with someone who isn’t their parent or legal guardian. If the minor will be traveling alone, there is a separate list for that with additional requirements such as Unaccompanied Minor Certificate from the Airlines .

There have been a lot of changes to the requirements. Now, there is a separate list of documents for those who are traveling for the first time and those who have traveled before with the non-parent companion.

IMPORTANT! I have applied for my nephew and niece multiple times now, and THE REQUIREMENTS CHANGE EACH AND EVERY TIME! It’s absolutely frustrating, to be honest, because I couldn’t predict what other documents they would need from me. And they don’t update their website accordingly. Hence, please call DSWD before your application to be absolutely sure.

FIRST-TIME DSWD Clearance Requirements

These are the requirements for minors traveling for the FIRST TIME with a companion who is NOT their parent.

A duly accomplished application form. You can download it here .
A photocopy of the minor’s birth certificate (SECPA)
2 colored passport size photos of the minor taken within the past 6 months. Scanned photos are NOT accepted.
A photocopy of the passport of minor’s travel companion.
Notarized Affidavit of Support and Consent to Travel . Download a copy here .
Valid ID of parents with specimen signature
A photocopy of one of the following , whichever is appropriate: – If minor has both parents: the parents’ marriage certificate (SECPA) – If minor is under a legal guardian: the Certificate of Legal Guardianship – If minor is under a solo parent: solo parent identification card or certification from the Municipal DSWD Office; or if Muslim, Tallaq or Fasakh certification from any Muslim Barangay, the Shariah court or a religious leader – If minor is illegitimate: a Certificate of No Marriage from the local civil registrar – If one of the parents is deceased: death certificate – If minor is an immigrant, visa petition approval. – If minor is traveling for medical purposes, medical certificate – If minor is studying abroad, acceptance letter from school abroad – If minor is attending a conference, a certification from the organizers
Authorization Letter from Parents/Legal Guardian . Only if the person applying is not a parent or legal guardian of the minor. Download sample here.
Waiver signed by parents. This should explicitly state releasing DSWD from any liability/responsibility in case of untoward incident during the travel of the minor.

DSWD Clearance RENEWAL Requirements

These are the requirements for minors who have already traveled before with a companion who is not their parent.

Original copy of previous DSWD travel clearances.
Notarized Affidavit of Consent to Travel . Download a copy here .

Possible Additional Requirements

DSWD may require additional documents aside from those listed above, so make sure you apply early and NOT too close to the travel dates so you have time to secure them.

Here are some other requirements that they might look for based on my experience and those of some of our readers.

Roundtrip ticket of the minor and companion . In my experience, sometimes they ask for it; sometimes, they don’t. If you’re already booked, best to bring a copy of the ticket. If your flights are not yet booked, it’s best to just call the office before your application to confirm.
Notarized Affidavit of Support with Undertaking of Sponsor (showing employment status and salary). Some sources say this is a requirement, and one of our readers was also asked to provide this. The official DSWD website’s FAQ page lists this as a requirement. But it’s hard to trust the website because it’s messy as eff.
Proof of Financial Capability of Sponsor . This can be Certificate of Employment, Latest ITR, Bank Statements, etc. of sponsor (parent, legal guardian or other person/agency shouldering the expenses). In my experience, I was never asked to submit this.I also always bring a copy of this, but they never asked to see it. Maybe it’s a new requirement, maybe they ask applicants depending on the situation. Call the office where you plan to submit to be 100% sure. Just bring it with you to be on the safe side.
Invitation Letter , only if the purpose of travel is to visit a friend or relative, or the minor won’t be staying in a hotel.
Copy of parents’ passports . Only if the parents are based abroad.

That’s about it.

IMPORTANT! If we haven’t stressed this enough, let us say this again: CALL THE DSWD FIELD OFFICE where you wish to apply for the updated list of requirements. THE REQUIREMENTS CHANGE EACH AND EVERY TIME so it’s hard to keep track!

Written Consent or Affidavit of Consent?

Update: October 2018.

A notarized Affidavit of Consent is now a requirement.

In my previous applications, I was never asked to submit an Affidavit of Consent. I would usually just present a simple non-notarized written consent signed by both parents and they accepted it. However, in my most recent application, they asked for a notarized Affidavit of Consent for the first time.

So to be on the safe side, I strongly recommend that you secure a Notarized Affidavit of Consent to Travel for a couple of reasons. First, because a notarized affidavit can take the place of the simple written consent. Meaning, if DSWD asks for a simple consent letter, they will accept the affidavit because it’s a more binding legal document. On the other hand, if they require an affidavit and you don’t have it, the written consent may not suffice. It’s safer to have the affidavit.

The second reason: because you might also need it when passing through Immigration. Normally, the DSWD Clearance is enough to let you through, but having that affidavit can be more convincing, if the officer has doubts.

The affidavit I submitted had the following details.

Travel dates
Destination and origin
Minor’s passport number
Contact details of parents/legal guardian
Signature of the parents

In addition, if the minor is traveling with someone who isn’t his/her parent, it would be wise to include the details of the companion:

Name of the companion
Relationship of the companion to the minor
Companion’s passport number

Don’t forget to have it signed by the parents.

You can find a sample here: SAMPLE AFFIDAVIT OF CONSENT .

HOW TO GET A DSWD CLEARANCE

Getting a DSWD clearance is easy. It might take a few hours, but it is not as complicated as you probably have been picturing in your head. Here’s how I got mine.

1. Complete the requirements.

See the list of requirements above.

2. Find the nearest DSWD Field Office.

Pay a visit to the DSWD Field Office that covers the permanent address of the minor. For example, my niece and nephew reside in Batangas. The Region IV-A (Calabarzon) Office is in Alabang. If the minor is based in Metro Manila, file for a clearance at the NCR Office in Sampaloc, Manila.

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.

Below is the complete list of DSWD Field Offices.

DSWD National Capital Region (NCR) 389 San Rafael St. corner Legarda St., Sampaloc, Manila Phone: +632 313-1435 local 210, +632 733-0010 to 14
DSWD Field Office I Quezon Avenue, San Fernando, La Union Phone: +6372 888-2505, +6372 888-2184
DSWD Field Office II 3 Dana Pagyaya, Regional Government Center Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Phone: +63 78 846-7532, +63 78 846-7043
DSWD Field Office III Government Center, Maimpis, San Fernando, Pampanga Phone: +63 45 861-2413
DSWD Field Office IV-A (CALABARZON) Alabang-Zapote Road, Muntinlupa City Phone: +63 2 387-2632, +63 2 850-8380, +63 2 807-1518
DSWD Field Office IV-B (MIMAROPA) 1680 F.T. Benitez St. corner Gen. Malvar St., Malate, Manila Phone: +63 2 336-8106 local 401, +63 2 336-8106 local 103
DSWD Field Office V Magnolia St. PBN Buraguis, Legazpi City Phone: +63 52 821-7920, +63 52 480-5346, +63 52 480-5754
DSWD Field Office VI M.H. del Pilar Street, Molo, Iloilo City Phone: +63 33 300-0526, +63 33 337-6221
DSWD Field Office VII MJ Cuenco Avenue cor. Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Phone: +63 32 233-8779
DSWD Field Office VIII Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City Phone: +63 53 321-3090, +63 53 321-117, +63 53 321-1007
DSWD Field Office IX General Vicente Alvarez St., Zamboanga City Phone: +63 62 991-6030, +63 62 991-6056
DSWD Field Office X Masterson Ave., Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City Phone: +63 88 858-8892, +63 88 858-8959
DSWD Field Office XI Suazo St., cor. Magsaysay Ave., Davao City Phone: +63 82 226-2857, +63 82 227-8746
DSWD Field Office XII 9506 Purok Bumanoag, Brgy. Zone 3, Koronadal City Phone: +63 83 520-0572, +63 83 228-3180, +63 83 228-8637
DSWD Field Office CARAGA R. Palma St. Butuan City Phone: +63 85 346-0113, +63 85 815-9173
DSWD Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) 40 North Drive, Baguio City Phone: +63 74 444-3209, +63 74 444-3262, +63 74 442-7917

You must apply at the DSWD Field Office that has jurisdiction over the minor. If the minor lives in Region IV, apply in Alabang. If the minor resides in Metro Manila, apply in Sampaloc, Manila.

They started implementing this policy in January 2018. Prior to this, applicants could apply at any field office, even if the minor doesn’t reside in their region. But that’s not the case anymore. You must apply at the designated DSWD Field Office now.

3. Submit the requirements at the DSWD Field Office and wait for your clearance.

Here’s the step-by-step process that you will go through once you are at the DSWD office. The process below details my experience applying at the Alabang office, but according to the DSWD website, the process at all branches are almost the same.

Tell the Security Guard that you’re there for Travel Clearance. Ask for a Sequence Number.
Register in the logbook while waiting for your number to be called.
When your number is called, submit all the requirements to the Social Worker for the initial screening. He/she will check if the requirements are complete and authentic.
If all your documents are okay, the Social Worker will interview you and assess the application. He/she will ask a few questions about your relationship with the minor, the purpose of the trip, and why the parents can’t be with the minor, among others.
If the Social Worker is satisfied, your application will now be processed and the clearance will be prepared.
Pay processing fee: – P300 for travel clearance with validity of 1 year – P600 for travel clearance with validity of 2 years
Return at the time of release. Ask any of the processing staff what time you can expect the clearance to be issued. At the Alabang office, it works this way:

Schedule of assessment and issuance of DSWD Travel Clearance

Don’t forget to check the clearance card before you leave the DSWD Office. Make sure the validity of the clearance and the name spellings are correct.

Reminder : After assessment, DSWD may require additional documents aside from those listed above, so make sure you apply early and NOT too close to the travel dates so you have time to secure them.

DSWD CLEARANCE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is it possible to apply for a dswd clearance online.

Yes. DSWD has recently launched its e-services website, which allows application for a DSWD Travel Clearance online. However, as of this writing, it is only available at Field Offices NCR, VII and XI. Also, a personal interview will still be required so you will have to appear at their office at some point.

The online service hasn’t rolled out in our region (Region IV), so I haven’t tried this yet.

More info here .

When should I apply for a DSWD Clearance?

If you think you have complete requirements, best practice is at least a month before the travel dates. This way, you would still have enough time to resend documents that you forget or to fix anything that goes wrong.

How long does it take to get a DSWD Clearance?

In most cases, one day . If you have all the requirements and you come early, you will get it on the same day that you applied. It takes only a few hours.

HOWEVER, if you arrive in the late afternoon (past 3pm), you will have to return the next day. You can still have it processed but you will get the clearance the next working day. At least, that’s how it is at the DSWD Field Office IV-A in Alabang. I applied here because the kids’ address are in Batangas.

Does the minor have to be with me when I apply?

No. Just make sure you have all the requirements.

I have applied 3 times now and the minors were never with me.

Should the parent be the one to apply?

No. Although it would be best that the person who would apply knows the minor and the details of the trip really well and can spot any clerical error in the clearance. (Happened to me twice.)

I found an error in the Travel Clearance. What should I do?

Happened to me twice!

Simply tell the social worker or anyone in charge. They can correct it or replace it with a new one immediately.

How much should I pay for the DSWD Clearance?

Processing Fee : P300 for travel clearance with validity of 1 year P600 for travel clearance with validity of 2 years

I’m applying for a DSWD Clearance, a visa and a passport for the child. What should I work on first?

The DSWD Clearance first. You can’t apply for a passport for a minor without the DSWD Clearance.

Then work on the passport because you can’t apply for a visa without the passport.

In summary: DSWD Clearance, then Passport, then Visa.

Do you have a sample Affidavit of Consent?

Yes, you can find a sample Affidavit of Consent to Travel here: Sample Affidavit of Consent .

Where can I find more info about DSWD Travel Clearance?

Although we try to try to update this post regularly, it would still be best to visit the DSWD website or call their office to make sure that there are no changes to this list of requirements.

You may visit the official DSWD website, call the numbers indicated on the list of offices above, or tweet @DSWDserves .

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hi your info about dswd clearance is very helpful indeed. I wonder if the written consent must authenticated by the philippine consulate here in dubai, or a plain letter will do??

Very helpful. Thank you very much!

What if yung minor lang yung nagaasikaso? Pwede bang siya na lang yung pumunta ng office alone?

thanks for the info…how about if both parents are working abroad, is a written consent is acceptable or do i need to get a affidavit of consent from the Philippine consulate where we are currently working??

thanks for the info…how about if both parents are working abroad, is a written consent is acceptable or do i need to get an affidavit of consent from the Philippine consulate where we are currently working??

A simple written consent will not do. The affidavit of consent to travel for that matter needs to be authenticated with the designated PCG or embassy where you both are working. :-)

whats the requirement for renewal for DSWD travel permit to minor please reply thank you ..

hi there.. thanks for the detailed info.. but what if po the father is currently in dubai and the mom is in canada.. do i need to secure consents from both? or pwed na from the father lang? should it be authenticated?

How about if one of the parents just suddenly dissappeared and the child is now with only one parent? What would the written consent be like?

tnx, what if father is Foreigner and kids are Filipino and they are travelling together and mother can’t come with kids, do we have to secure the permit?

Hello does 18 years old still need DSWD Travel Clearance? I’m pretty confused, Other says 18 years old and below, while the other one says 18 years old below.

When other than the parent applies for the travel clearance, the DSWD WILL ASK FOR AN AUTHORIZATION LETTER. Some might think it is basic, but we learned it the hard way. Hassle.

thank you. this is really helpful.

Thank you for a helpful blog. My son is minor and will be travelling with my cousin to visit me here in Houston, Tx .. now i have guide on what to do.

Pano kung yung mother nasa ibang bansa at ayun ung pupuntahan? Pano ung consent ng mothee need padin po ba?

wow this sure is convenient that the whole process is explained. now i only need their workday schedule…

Hi, should i already book y ticket before applying, or not?

Thank you so much this really helps =)

Will the immigration still ask for an affidavit of consent from parents? Or only dswd clearance? Because the dswd will ask for an affidavit of consent when issuing the travel clearance, and we only have one copy.

hi your info about dswd clearance is very helpful indeed. I wonder if the written consent must authenticated by the philippine consulate here in dubai, or a plain letter will do?? ano po ba mauuna passport or dswd clearance?

what is the requirements needed by the guardian? what should he/she bring in the office. please . answer me because i need it now. i’ve been chosen to be an ambassador of goodwill and my father was deceased and my mother is currently working in bahrain. so, my aunt is my legal guardian. because of my situation, what are the additional requirements?

How about if there is no specific travel dates?

Hi! I would like to clarify the following: a. Is the affidavit required by the DSWD the same as the sample consent you wrote here?; and b. Isn’t there an official form of affidavit needed to be filled up? Thank you in advance!

Hi! Thank you for this post. it is informative. however, it is still unclear for my situation.

I have a son who is 2y.o.. me and his dad was never married.. he abandoned us while I was still pregnant.. he never acknowledged my son as his son..

how can I still get to apply for travel clearance as well as the passport? Thank you in advance!!!

Hi, No need for travel clearance if minor is traveling with his/her mother.;) I

This was very helpful for me! Thank you so much!

I just want to add some info as I have applied for a travel clearance for my 2 niece *Illegitimate*.

Please don’t forget to have a clear copy of the mother/father’s valid ID with signature *this was not clearly stated on the requirements on their website!, good thing is that I have a copy with me*

On our case,we will be visiting the mother of my nieces who’s working abroad that’s why I was also asked to provide a copy of my sister’s resident ID, which I didn’t have but was sent to me after an hour and luckily I have still acquired the travel clearance on the same day.

Hi may tanong lang po ako if kailangan pa ng travel clearance or consent letter of the father if magtatravel po siya kasama ako ung nanay lang ? Nakaapelyedo kase sa tatay pero matagal na kaming walang contact at d po kami kasal.. Pasagot naman po need ko lang..tnx.

Hi, I’m Italian and my girlfriend is Filipina. we are not married but my baby has double nationality and I’v acknowledged the paternity in front of a public official and so he carries my surname. maybe its better to have 2 passports(italian and Filipino) for the baby? we should travel from the Philippines to Italy all together in the future. Do I need a DSWD clearance?

If you’ll be traveling alone with your baby without the mother, yes a DSWD travel clearance is needed. However, if your baby will be traveling with the mother, there is no need for travel clearance.

Regarding passports – by the default, the baby will acquire a Filipino citizenship hence a Philippine passport will be provided. But im not entirely sure about Italian rules regarding off-springs if the child is born to an Italian father, if they’ll automatically acquire the citizenship of the father as there are other nationality who does apply that rule.

But it guess you really dont need this answer now as you posted your inquiry back in 2017 and its now 2019 hahaha

Hi I have a queries Im taking my sister and her grand daughter to hongkong to visit her mother my niece for one week. My niece and her husband was separated for the last 5 years. She left for hongkong to work as a nannys. My sister my niece Mother become the guardian of her minor daughter whilst she gain a employment to hongkong. My question is do we need a father letter of concent for her to travel visiting her mother in hongkong with me and the grand mother? appreciate your help.

Good Day I would like to as k if I need to get a travel clearance if I’m a mother but the problem is I’m not using my husband surname the reason why we are separate 14 years ago but not yet legal, we are planning to travel in Hongkong next year but agency not allowed my daughter the reason why we are not the same sure name but I have all legal documents that i’m her mother like NSO birth certificate, NSO marriage contract and I have my NSO birth certificate that certify the middle name of my daughter is my surname.

Hi Melissa, naku, we don’t know po. It would be best to call DSWD to be absolutely sure.

Hi! The DSWD site tells that you may apply at any DSWD Field office. Can you clarify on this? We are also from Batangas. But, I work in Manila. I am very close to the NCR office. I was planning to apply in NCR then I read your article saying I need to still go to far away Alabang to apply. Thanks!

Hi Mcoy! We called a DSWD regional office and asked them about this scenario and they said that while they encourage people to apply at their respective regional office, they can actually apply at ANY office. They will still process it. :)

Hi Ara, been traveling with kids every year for 6 years now and they only ask us for the DSWD Clearance. :)

Hi, I just wanna know since the permit has specific location and purpose of travel, and we will use it multiple times like different country, wala na magiging problema sa immigration?

It would be my son’s first travel abroad without me and my wife. He will travel with my sister. My son is only 3 yrs old. Can you confirm if we only need to get DSWD clearance? Can’t seem to find any information from DFA website. Thanks!

Hi Joseph! I can only speak based on experience, and over the past 6 years that I’m taking my nephew and niece abroad (sometimes as tourists, sometimes to visit parents), they only ask for the DSWD clearance. Not sure if they ask for more in other circumstances.

This day ko po na receive yung travel clearance ng anak ko going to L.A. with her Ate. They ask an additional documents which at the time of application, I did not know na kailangan pala. Just to inform you para di kayo mabigla at lalo na sa mga may malapit ng oras o araw ng pag alis baka kse magahol kayo at maiwan ng biyahe.Hiningan po ako ng 1.) Invitation Letter with signature kung saan po titigil o mananatili yung minor. 2.) Valid Permanent Card or Valid Visa of inviter 3.) Round trip booking ticket of minor.Payo ko lang po na agahan ang pag apply para may time asikasuhin ang mga additional requirements. Sana maka tulong sa inyo at di magahol sa oras, sa case ko po huwebes po ako nag apply sa martes na po ang alis, kung di ko po nakuha ang mga documents ng maaga malamang naiwan na kme ng biyahe, nakuha ko naman po kinabukasan yung clearance. Salamat po.

Thanks for sharing, Banjo! Because of your update, we’re also updating the post to highlight that there may require additional documents. Thank you!

kailangan po ba exact travel date ilagay sa parental consent..”? kc una po iapply sna yung travel clearance kesa savisa

Ang alam ko po ay oo, pero di ko po sure.

Pwede bang kunan ng passport yong minor kahit wala pang date kung kailan mag travel abroad? Required ba talagang kunan ng DSWD clearance kahit wala pang date?

Hindi ko po sure. Best to contact na lang po the DSWD office nearest you to be sure sure. Yung numbers po, nasa taas.

Kung magtravel ako abroad alone with my son, but my wife is living in another country other than the country we are travelling to, do I need to get a travel clearance?

As far as I know, no need because you’re his dad. No need if the kid is traveling with either parent.

How sure po na may consent ang mother ni minor kung xa at kanyang father lang ang nagbiyahe? Is the minor not at risk if he travels po with either parent without travel clearance?

Ang alam ko, if the parents are married and the child is legitimate, no need for a travel clearance if traveling with either parent. That’s what’s on their website and that’s what they told me when I asked.

If illegitimate yung child and traveling with father, dun kailangan ng travel clearance. Best to call the field office to be sure.

Nakakalito po. Kasi may nakita naman po ako about Permit to Travel (which is different from Travel Clearance). This Permit to Travel is required if only one parent of a legitimate child will accompany the minor to travel abroad. So if ang mother and kasama, kailangan ng notarized permit to travel from the father, and vice versa. Again, this is for LEGITIMATE CHILD/REN only. Nakakalito. Better to call DSWD talaga.

if you do not need travel clearance any additional documents, or do not need to go to Dswd

No need for DSWD Clearance or additional docs basta kasama parents.

Hi, can I ask the full details on how and where can I get the Affidavit of Support and Consent?

Hi Jecca, we got mine from our lawyer. But you can also get it from here and have it notarized: https://www.thepoortraveler.net/2018/03/affidavit-of-consent-and-support/

Hi! What if the child is illegitimate? The Father is single and the mother is married. Can you just get one CENOMAR or we also need the Marriage contract of the mother? Thanks!

Same question. Is there anyone who can answer for us, please. Thank you.

Call DSWD Field Office na may sakop sa area nyo. The numbers are in the post.

Hi, ask ko lng po….kapag po ba nagtravel abroad(tourist) mother kasama ang anak na 6yrs old, ano po ung mga requirement(addditional requirement for minor)..

Hi good evening ☺ ask ko lang po kung kailangan pa po ng dswd pabalik ng pinas? Hindi na po kasi ako ang kasabay nya pabalik ng pinas tnx

Hi Rosalyn, sa experience namin, di naman na kami hiningan nung pabalik.

Pano po kayo nakakuha nung Invitation Letter?

Ask the inviting party to write a letter or write it yourself tapos pa-pirmahan sa nag-invite.

magkaiba pa po ba yung Affidavit Of Consent And Support sa Written Consent and pano po yun sa written Consent, tatay ko lang po yung nandito ang yung mother ko po nasa ibang bansa.

If may Affidavit of Consent & Support ka na, di mo na kailangan ng isa pang written consent.

My husband and me will be travelling to USA this June 2018 to accompany our 14 yr old granddaughter who is a US citizen and a holder of US visa. What documents do we need to prepare? Do we still need parental consent from the father based in USA and from the mother based here in the Philippines.

They’re going to give you a letter of exemption instead of the usual travel clearance which is free!

Hi Mercy. I don’t know the rules for US citizens, but I don’t think the DSWD Clearance rule applies to them. One of my nephews has recently been granted a Japan dependent visa and he’s now exempted from securing a DSWD Clearance because of it. Something similar might apply to you. It’s best to contact DSWD to be sure.

Hello there, your article is accurate and very helpful. Pero tanong ko lang po if I can apply my own DSWD Clearance and I am not accompanied by either of my parents, since OFW ang mother ko and walang time ang father ko. I am already 17 years old and I am going to travel alone this december 2018. :)

What if my brother is in abroad, separated with his wife. Wife is here in the Philippines but not capable financially. Can i file this earlier while he is here?

Yes, you can apply early. The clearance is valid for 1 year or 2 years.

My daughter was issued a travel clearance for her to join a study tour in China this April and May 2018. The travel clearance is valid for 1 year. Can I use this same clearance for her to travel to Thailand with my secretary this June 2018? Our arrival from a trip to New Zealand will overlap with our departure for Bangkok, so my wife and I have decided to get another flight in the afternoon via another airline and meet up with our daughter in the hotel in Bangkok.

Hi! I’m planning to travel with my 14 year old nephew to Tokyo later this year or early next year. The thing is, he is a holder of two citizenships: USA and Philippines. We plan to have him use his USA passport to get him through Philippine and Japanese immigration since they don’t require US citizens a Japan Visa to enter Japan. It’s less paperwork for us too. My concern is I am a Philippine passport holder and I will be the one accompanying him to Tokyo. How will we be able to go through PH immigration? Do we need a DSWD Travel Clearance? One of the requirements for the travel clearance is a birth certificate. Do we need to show his US birth certificate since he was born there? I’m sorry for the questions, I just haven’t found anything online regarding this. Thanks in advance!

Hi Edlaine, it’s a pretty specific/unusual case. It’s best to just call the DSWD or Bureau of Immigration to be completely sure.

Hi, nabasa ko po sa taas na dswd clearance po yung hinahanap dito sa pinas na immigration. ask ko lang po na how about in Japan? Meron po ba hinanap yung japan immigration na affidavit or dswd clearance? Thank you po.

Hi Von, in my experience, wala silang hinahanap sa Japan.

Hello there! I have read your article recently. I have question po. Once available na po ang mga supporting documents (Passport, Affidavit of support and Consent, DSWD Clearance, ITR, etc) technically, pwede na sya pumasa sa immigration, right? Do you have any ideas po regarding to the possible questions Immigration officer will ask to the Minor Traveller?

Hoping for your response and thank you! :)

Hi Yukio. Yep, basta complete na, pwede na lumagpas sa immigration.

Yung questions sa minors, usually, sino kasama? Anong gagawin dun? Kailan balik?

Yun lang yung sa experience ko.

pwede po ba kahit hindi kau mag ka maganak??

Hi. Just want to ask if there are any requirements for domestic travel? My daughter will be having a vacation at cebu with my mother. Hindi ako kasama o yung papa nya kc may work. Need po ba ng travel clearance or anything? Thanks

Hi. Ask ko lang, paano po kung nanay ko wala pang passport, sabay na kasi sila kukuha ng passport ng baby ko. Need pa ba muna hintayin marelease ang passport bago mag apply ng travel clearance? Thank you in advance.

Hmmm. Part of the requirements is the companion’s passport copy. But for minors, the DSWD clearance is required to apply for a passport. Ideally, dapat mauna ang companion na magka-passport. And then tsaka yung minor. At least, sa surface, that’s how it’s supposed to go.

But i’m not sure if the DSWD office can make an exception or kung gaano sila kalenient. Best to call yung DSWD Office kung saan ka mag-apply kung okay lang na walang passport copy yung companion.

Hi, hope you can help me. My niece (a minor) will be travelling with us abroad, and she haven’t applied yet for a passport. Sa DFA application form, may field doon na “TRAVELLING COMPANION’S NAME,” pwede ba na ‘yong father ng niece ko ang ilagay muna doon or should it be my name since ako ang kasama niya pag-travel abroad? We’re thinking kasi na passport ‘to and once lang naman siya sasama with me and might travel soon with her own father and mother. So ok lang ba na father’s name ang nasa TRAVELLING COMPANION’s NAME? Thanks in advance!

hi, im from batangas po, and punta po kami ng nephew ko sa dubai sa december, pupuntahan po namin ang mama nya, na kapatid ko naman, tapos andto ung papa nya sa pinas, tanong ko lng po kung paano po ung consent ng mama nya and signature, need po ba ipa courrier? thank you po.

Hi Cheene, ‘yung sa amin pina-courier ko yung docs na may signature ng sister ko.

Sir, ano papo ung need from his mom bukod sa consent?

Pa-check na lang po sa taas yung list of requirements.

hi.. can a minor travel together even though they are not relatives??

Hi Perillo, ang alam ko pwede basta may Affidavit of Consent. Pero tawag ka pa rin sa DSWD to be sure.

Hello po, i’ve been to singapore many times na po and this coming november which is sembreak kasama ko na po kapatid ko na 22 yes old, future inlaw ko na 25yrs old and minor ko po na kapatid na 11 years old. 4 lang po kami na pupunta ng singapore just to visit my fiance. Nakakuha narin po ako ng travel clearance sa minor kung kapatid, affidavit of consent. Invitation letter from my fiance. Additional Documents po namin is RT tickets, Hotel accomodation, USS tickets, Vacay leave ng kapatid at future inlaw ko company id’s nila, certificates of employment nila and pocket money po. 5days po travel namin 3days sa sg and 1 day sa KL. Any suggestions pa po or may chance po ba kami maoffload? Please reply po. Thank you

Lahat naman ay may chance na ma-offload. Di naman mawawala yung chance. But it looks like you’ve done the preps that you can do, so just be confident lang with your answers.

Hi. Im travelling to HK with my nephew. In your experience, do they still ask for the affidavit of consent sa immigration both in Manila and Hongkong? Or do they only look for the DSWD clearance? We ended up booking a hotel thats different from the one in the affidavit kasi. Thanks!

Hi MT. I always carry an affidavit of consent with me when passing through Immigration. However, I had never been asked for it by any officer. They would just ask for a DSWD Clearance.

Thank you! The airline ended up rebooking our flight for some reason. So now, the dates have changed too. Im thinking if I need a new travel clearance or just a fresh affidavit with the new info. I’ll call DSWD to confirm. Thank you!

Hi MT. Yep, best to call them. Hope you could share with us din what they will say so we can add to this post and help others. Thank you! :)

Hi. I called DSWD, they said I dont need a new clearance as long as the new dates are within the validity period of the clearance issued.

If the companion or country is changing, thats when we need a new clearance.

Hope this helps. Thank you! :)

Hello, Pwede pu ba ipascan ung affidavit of consent na may red ribbon para maprint sa Pinas to bring sa DSWD office?

Di ko po alam. Call na lang po the field office kung saan kayo mag-aapply.

Ask ko lang po kung parehas lang ba yung DSWD Clearance na kailangan sa pagkuha ng passport for minor at yung DSWD travel clearance? Medyo na confused po ako. Kasi need ko ikuha ng passport yung pamangkin ko na 9 yrs. old at yung brother ko na 17 yrs. old nakita ko na kailangan sa DFA ng DSWD clearance, pareho lang din po ba yung

Maraming Salamat!

Hi Ann, yep pareho lang. Yung tawag talaga dun ay DSWD Travel Clearance, pero most people refer to it as simply DSWD Clearance. Pero it’s the same thing. :)

Hi, this is very informative. I just want to know if my children still need to secure a travel clearance if they’re coming back to Manila. I will be with them on their flight MNL-SIN (so I think they don’t need a travel clearance anymore)but I don’t know if my flight will be the same going back to MNL? I have my cousin who will be with them when they go back to MNL…. Do I still need to secure a travel clearance for them? Thank u.

Hi Rai, based on my experience, PH immigration didn’t check for DSWD clearance for returning residents. Japan and HK Immigration didn’t either.

I’m not sure about SG Immigration, but I don’t think they would check. I think it’s only when passing through PH Immigration when exiting the country. So I think you should be fine.

Can my wife do all the application and procedure to let our daughter travel alone to visit me here abroad? Is the unaccompanied minor certificate really necessary as a requirement to apply for the travel clearance. based on PAL’s website https://www.philippineairlines.com/en/ph/Home/TravelInformation/BeforeYouFly/SpecialHandling/UnaccompaniedMinor ,and to their staff I spoke with, only 8-11 years old are eligible for UM certificate, my daughter’s 13yrs old so she’ll not be given. DSWD insisted that they require one. Any suggestions or Idea?

Hi Jhay, oh, I don’t know for sure because I haven’t tried applying for a clearance for an unaccompanied minor. But you can try to post this on our Support Group. Maybe some of our members have had similar experience and can help: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepoortraveler/

Travelling Minor: Case Situation: Father and mother UNMARRIED (but paternal acceptance appears on the minor’s BC) Father UNMARRIED AND Mother is married. Father is an OFW while Mother is in Pinas with own family.

Travelling Companion: Uncle (brother of minor’s Father) Uncle does the processing as authorized by the minor’s Father and Mother Minor is studying. Mother waives her responsibility to the processing of needed docs.

IS PERSONAL APPEARANCE (OF MINOR AND COMPANION) STILL REQUIRED TO GET DSWD CLEARANCE?

Hi Pax, best to call DSWD pag ganitong specific case.

HI, just want to ask paano ang case kapag ang bata na kasama ko magtravel ay nawala nalang bigla ang kanyang Father, and ang mother nya ay nasa ibang bansa (tho i have a contact sa kanya). Paano po yung COnsent letter?

Hi Nico, pag ganyan pong specific na case, di ko na po alam. Best to contact na lang po the DSWD Field Office kung saan kayo mag-aapply para sigurado.

Hi, ask ko lang po kasi yung ate ko nasa UAE po, then my plan po kami ng cousin ko mgtravel sa Malaysia kasama ung nephew ko (son ng ate ko, gift nya sa anak nya) , actually nka book n kami ng flight, kya need ko daw travel clearance from DSWD for my nephew, ano po kya need ng ate ko na letter para proof daw na in-authorized nya ako kumuha ng travel clearance for my nephew?

thanks in advance.

Hi Chantal,

since ikaw din yung kasama nya mag-travel, need mo ng Affidavit of Support. Notarized if pwede. Since nasa abroad sya, I think may kelangan syang gawin sa embassy. Di ko lang alam ang details nun. Tapos gawa na rin sya ng Authorization letter allowing you to apply for her son.

Di ko lang ganun kakabisado yung details pag ganyan, so best to call the DSWD Field Office kung saan ka mag-aapply.

I would like to clarify if need ba ng visa ng minor and the companions bago mag apply ng dswd clearance?

Hi Jeca, may existing passport na ba ung minor or wala pa?

Hi! I’d like to ask if I’m applying for an illegitimate child, would there be a need for the consent of the father? Or the Certificate of Non-Marriage will suffice? Thank you!

Hi Joanne, sa website nila last time I checked, parang wala naman sa list ung consent ng father kahit illegitimate. Tawag ka na lang sa DSWD field office to be sure.

Mabuhay kayo!!buti nalang may mga ganitong tao na gumagawa ng mga ganitong post.salamat ng marami,marami talaga kayong natutulungan.

Salamat din po sa pagbisita, Mang Kiko!

hi. just want to inquire. May travel clearance na yung anak ko issued last year kasi need for passport renewal and wala ako sa pinas, so the travel clearance stated an adult accompanying which is my cousin (for passport renewal purposes). This year I’m planning na magbakasyon ang anak ko dito sa uae but without an adult. Do i still have to get a new travel clearance for unaccompanied minor travelling alone.? Do i have to give the requirements of cenomar etc. again?thanks in advance

Hi Jen, I’m not sure. Best to just contact the DSWD Field Office that covers your area to be sure. You’ll find the phone numbers in the post above.

Hi! Just want to ask. I am travelling with my pamangkin also. Pano po kung may existing passport na yung minor and nun kumuha ng passport sya yung requirements na pinasa is under the category travel with parents. Kailangan ba baguhin ulit yung passport kasi not travelling with parents na ngaun? Thanks in advance

ANg alam ko po, di kailangan na baguhin ung passport kung di naman pa pa-expire. Pero itawag nyo na lang sa DSWD Field Office para sure.

Hindi pa nman po expired kakakuha lang last year. Pero po yung pamangkin nyo nun may passport na sila nun? Or wala pa tapos kumuha muna na kayo travel clearance bago passport? Thanks po.

Nung first time na nag-apply kami, DWSD Clearance muna bago passport.

Tapos nung 2nd time, since may passport na, clearance na agad. We didn’t have to get a new or renew the passport.

Hi! The DSWD told me to get certifcate from the airline, how can i get one?

Hi Pamela, it’s for a minor traveling alone, right? Contact the airline where you booked the ticket.

Hi. Just wanted to know regarding this requirement ( A photocopy of the minor’s birth certificate (SECPA). what does it mean ? kelangan nasa security paper or ok lng na photocopy lng. sobrang hassle kc if ibbigay mo pa yun original bc galing sa PSA

Hi Moto, photocopy of the birth certificate is okay, but as far as I know, it should be a photocopy of a PSA-issued birth cert.

I submitted only the photocopy of a secpa PSA copy the last time I applied.

hi. regarding this requirement ( – If minor is illegitimate: a Certificate of No Marriage from the local civil registrar)

possible ba na sa local civil registrar na lng kumuha ? sobrang kc expensive ng cenomar if you will request it online and have it deleivered to you eh

Need nila ng PSA issued CENOMAR.

I am not familiar with the process for illegitimate minor. Best to call the DSWD Field Office that will process your application before your visit to be sure.

hi. Im applying for a passport para sa pamangkin ko. I notice na kelangan ng affidavit of support and consent dun as one of requirements. Ask ko lng na need ba ibigay yun original copy kc need ko din yun consent na yun sa pagaaply for passport para sa knya, or ok lng na photocopy na lng the pakita na lng yun oroginal. Thank you

Hi moto, yung experience ko sa Alabang office pag nag-apply ako, pinakapakita ko ung original, tapos ina-ask nila ako kung pede nilang ikeep yun. Once sabi ko, gagamitin ko pa (for Immigration), humingi na lang sila photocopy. Di ko alam kung ganun talaga ang protocol sa lahat ng offices or nagkataon lang.

Hi! How to get certification from the airlines?

Contact the airline po.

Hi, thank you for this very helpful and informative post. I appreciate your kindness for sharing this. By the way, if I will apply at DSWD Alabang and targetting the 8am to 10am slot, what time should I be in their office? Should I be there very early, around 6am or earlier? Is there a long queue?

Hi Michelle, in my experience, konti lang ang tao kapag before 9am. It opens at 8.

Last time I applied, I arrived at 8:30-ish, I was fourth in line. :)

Thank you very much :) God bless you!

I will be travelling with my niece international would you know if it’s necessary to secure both signatures of mother and father? Do you think it’s alright for me to secure just the mother’s since the parents are not in good terms?

Hi Norma, di ko po alam. Pag nagsasubmit po kasi ako laging may pirma ng both parents. Di ko natanong if okay lang na isa lang. :(

I am travelling to South Korea from Dubai this month and my 3 daughters are travelling from Manila. We are just meeting at INC airport. My eldest is 19 years while other 2 are still minor, 15 and 13 years. Can my eldest be considered as their legal guardian? My other 2 daughters still need to obtain the travel clearance?

If yes, is the affidavit of support and consent can be done and notarized here in Dubai? Kailangan ba na original ang documents from me para maissuehan sila ng travel clearance. Please respond, thank you.

Hi Melai, your other 2 daughters still need to obtain a travel clearance, unless your eldest is the legal guardian, meaning your eldest has the documents (e.g. certificate) proving guardianship.

As far as I know, if the Affidavit of Consent and Support is executed abroad, it has to be accredited at the embassy where they will affix a gold seal and red ribbon to it.

Hello po, ask ko lang po sana if may idea po kayo if need pa kumuha ng DSWD clearance let say po kasabay ko naman anak ko papunta ng SG, bale susunduin ko siya kasama pamilya ko, then pag-uwi sina Mama na lang kasama niya hindi ko na hatid ng pinas. Or if ano po experience nyo sa check in from other country nung pauwi na, hinahanap pa ba nila ung clearance ng DSWD? Salamat po.

Hi Jazel, if kasabay po kayo pa-exit, no need na for DSWD Clearance.

Pag pabalik na, sa experience ko pag nagtatravel with my pamangkins tapos walang kasamang parents, di naman chinecheck ung DSWD clearance. Di ko alam if ganun din with others pero un ang experience ko.

What if it is an aunt traveling with her two nieces just within the Philippines? Flight from Cebu to Clark? Still need clearance? Thanks!

Hi CJ, no po. Pag abroad lang po yung clearance.

ask q lng po if need q pa po ba ng dswd for my 2kids single parent aq ung bunso q po is 5 nka appelyido skin ung panganay q is 12 sa father nmn nya nka appelyido.. flight namin tatlo sa Friday going to singapore do i still need the permit to travel nd affidavit?

If kasama kayo magtravel, no need.

Hi ask ko lang if traveling to domestic needed din po b kumuha ng clearance if yung grandparents and auntie lang ang kasama? My baby is 1 yr.old

Di po needed ang DSWD Clearance pag domestic pero di ko rin alam if ano ung requirement pag domestic.

Hello po ask lang po ako if need pa po ba ng dswd para sa anak ko 12 years old po sya. bale ako po ang magdadala nya dito pa UAE. Ang sakin lang di kasi kami nagkatuluyan ng mama niya. Kailangan pa po ba ng Authorization sa mama niya or DSWD Clearance?

Ang alam ko po, di kailangan pag may kasamang kahit sinong parent. Pero tawag na rin po kayo sa DSWD to be sure.

Need po ba ilagay yung hotel name kung saan sila mag stay sa Travel Clearance form??? Kahit wala pang nabook for hotel to stay,, or dapat nakapabook na for hotel accom?

Good afternoon, ask ko lang what if yung husband ko nasa abroad pwede bang ako lang pumirma ng affidavit of consent para apply ko for dswd clearance?ty

My father po is abroad, eh nakagreencard siya, tapos mommy ko seperated. Meron akong red ribbon ng travel authorization na pinapayagan yung kaibigan ng daddy ko na kasama ko siya magtravel sa states. Kailangan po ba ng travel clearance if ganon? Photocopy ng green card ng father ko ok lang? Sunday kasi tomorrow eh diko alam if bukas yung dswd sa alabang. Okay lang ba magtravel with him kahit walang travel clearance pero merong red ribbon na travel authorization from the philippine embassy itself sa san francisco? tsaka meron ding photocopy ng greencard? Thank you for the helpp. asap

Hi Matt, ang alam ko, if minor ka and PH citizen and hindi mo kasama either parent, need mo ng DSWD Travel Clearance. Di ko sure pero ung naka-red ribbon na yan, pwede mo gamitin to apply for a DSWD Clearance. Di ko alam ang intricacies kapag OFW pero tawag ka na lang sa DSWD Office para sigurado.

hi po.. ask ko lang.. dapat po ba kasama ung minor sa office ng dswd? or kahit ako nlng po?

Hi Yssai, sa experience ko po, never ko kasama yung minor pag nag-aapply ako.

Hi, We have secured the DSWD clearance… Have you encountered any problems when going thru immigration? I am going to singapore with my niece and were going to cross the border to Indonesia…. Is there any additional requirements if were going to cross the border??

Hi Karen, naku, I haven’t tried crossing a border or traveling to a second country with a minor so di ko alam for sure. I think sa PH exit lang concern yun pero di ko sure.

Hi. Solo parent ako (me id kasi expired na from 2015 pa) yung anak ko nasa puder ko, Hindi kasi kami kasal ng nanay nya. Alam ko nakasal na sia last year ata.

Since ako naman yung tatay ng bata, need ko paba kumuha ng travel clearance from DSWD o need ko lang ng AFFIDAVIT OF CONSENT AND SUPPORT from the mother?

Nawa’y mapansin nyo itong message ko. salamat

Hi John, ang alam ko po, di nyo need ng clearance kasi parent nya po kayo. Pero call na lang din po the DSWD Field Office if you want to make sure.

Thanks Yoshke for your reply. Hindi ko napansin na nag reply pala kayo walang notif sa email haha anyhow, regarding don sa tanong ko para narin don sa ibang merong katulad na tanong gaya ng sa akin.

I reached out to DSWD and sabi nila, pag ang bata ay nasa puder ng tatay at hindi kasal sa nanay, need ng tatay na mag present ang court order granting the custody of the child to the father. So dapat nag file ang tatay ng Petition for Custody sa korte. Kasi nasasaad sa Family Code of the Philippines na by default ang custody ng minor illegitimate child ay nasa nanay unless meron ngang document granted by the court regarding the child’s custody. Pag meron nitong document na ito, no need na for DSWD travel clearance

Pero kung walang court order (in my case, hindi naman umabot sa ganon kasi maayos naman pag uusap namin regarding the child’s custody) the father needs to acquire a DSWD travel clearance.

Kaya in my case need ko pala sya para maitravel ko ang anak ko abroad.

Hi we applied for Travel Clearance and it was easy because of your guide. I wonder if you could answer my question (i forgot to ask about it when I claim the clearance).. Our destination is South Korea, can I use the same clearance if we will go to Thailand or any other countries? or Do I need to apply for a new to reflect the new destination?

According to a reader, if the companion or the country changes, the clearance has to be renewed. :) I haven’t tried this personally, so call the DSWD field office to be sure na lang. :)

Gd pm po ask kolang po need papoba ng clearance ng anak kong 14 yrs old going japan with her half sister?

Hi Gina, if your child isn’t Japanese, doesn’t have a resident status, and traveling without a parent, need pa rin ng DSWD clearance.

Hi Alfie, yung sa experience ko, di naman need ng hotel booking na. Kung saan mo pa lang plan mag-stay. Yung target hotel pa lang.

Thank you so much for this article. it was very helpful. I live in Las Piñas City and I plan to apply in Alabang. My son is traveling with his grandfather, my father-in-law and will be staying at my sister-in-law’s house in SG. Will DSWD require an invitation letter from SG? Do I have to present financial support documents? Thank you so much. Your answers will be greatly appreciated. :)

Hi Sol, pa-double check po sa field office if nag-aaccept sila ng applicants from Las Pinas, kasi last time I was there, yung from Region IV-A lang yung inaallow nila. May sarili yata kasing field office ang NCR, which is in Sampaloc.

Ano po requirements kapag may kailangan pong baguhin sa travel clearance na valid parin po. Nakalagay kasi sa travel clearance ko may kasama akong companion pero papalitan po un to travelling alone.

Hi Yosh. Have you tried applying for multiple travel dates and destination in one clearance? For example Japan in Oct, SG-Malaysia in Dec, Taiwan in May. Hk, Macau in Apr. If so, are there any additional documents? Thanks!

Hi MT, not yet. :(

Hi Yosh. I’ve been trying to figure out what to do but I still got no answers. Here’s my case, my daughter is in the Philippines and is supposed to travel here in Japan on October with her uncle, my younger brother, and i’m puzzled on the requirements because one of the requirements is a CENOMAR but I am married but not to the father of my daughter hence I will not be able to get that requirement. Also, one requirement is a notarized affidavit of consent, how can I make this if I am here in Japan?

Regarding CENOMAR, I honestly have no idea about it.

Regarding Notarized Affidavit of Consent, I think it must be authenticated at the Philippine Embassy in Japan. That’s why my sister who is based in Japan always takes care of these docs when she comes home to visit, kasi mas mahirap pa daw if doon gagawin.

Tawag ka na lang din sa DSWD about CENOMAR problem mo tapos isabay mo na rin itanong ung sa affidavit, para sure talaga.

Hi po ask ko lang..father ako ng 16yrsold kong anak..di pa kami kasal nung pinanganak xa pero 5yrs later pinakasalan ko na mama nya…kailangan ko pa ba ng travel clearance?tanx

My daughter will be travelling to the US with her father (my husband) and my mother. Do we have to go through the DSWD clearance process? Or would a simple consent letter from me as mother suffice? My husband and I are working abroad and I will eventually meet up with them in the US.

Another thing, my mother and daughter only have 1 way tickets as I am not yet certain when they would be going home. I also intend to apply for my daughter’s resident status abroad. Will this create a problem when they go through immigration at the airport?

Many thanks in advance for your response.

Hi, just on the above required docs for 1st time DSWD clearance applicant. So, my niece is an illegitimate child and she’s under her mother’s care. It says below that if the child is illegitimate a CENOMAR is needed? Whose CENOMAR is it? Her mother has been married to another man for a while now and we don’t have any news about the father.

A photocopy of one of the following, whichever is appropriate: – If minor has both parents: the parents’ marriage certificate (SECPA) – If minor is under a legal guardian: the Certificate of Legal Guardianship – If minor is under a solo parent: solo parent identification card or certification from the Municipal DSWD Office; or if Muslim, Tallaq or Fasakh certification from any Muslim Barangay, the Shariah court or a religious leader – If minor is illegitimate: a Certificate of No Marriage from the local civil registrar – If one of the parents is deceased: death certificate – If minor is an immigrant, visa petition approval. – If minor is traveling for medical purposes, medical certificate – If minor is studying abroad, acceptance letter from school abroad – If minor is attending a conference, a certification from the organizers

Best to call the DSWD Field Office po para sure kung ano dapat gawin.

We have a similar situation to above. Son wants to travel with birth mother to Canada from Philippines. The parents of this child were never married but the boy was under care of father for 12 years while mother was abroad. Boy is 14 years old now. Purpose of travel to Canada is immigration. What docs does the mother need to have on hand when they are ready to leave Philippines?

hi, i will be the one accompanying the child on the travel. His father is my cousin. Gusto ko sana ako na din magapply sa DSWD for the clearance kase mas malapit ako sa DSWD office where the residency of child is assigned. My question is, doon ba sa DSWD form name at signatiure pa din ng father nya ang ilalagay ko sa last part “i hereby certify the information etc. etc.”

Hi! Pag ako nag-aapply for my niece/nephew, ako yung nagsa-sign doon as uncle. Tinatanggap naman. Never naman ako nagka-problem.

hello po. my question is this po, my husband will travel with our 15 months old son. both of us live here in Australia, the thing will be, he will go home sa Pinas po and bring our son here. I understood a travel consent is still need po, but I am wondering about one thing, should I still make an authorization letter, stating that I allow my husband to travel with our son, or po ba, I allow my husband to obtain a travel consent for dswd? thank you very much and kind regards.

What if the purpose is not really to travel but to use it as requirement for a petition…does still need a dswd clearance to renew the passport

hi po need ko Help nyo, kunin ko sana ang anak ng ka live-in ko 3,sa province to manila, ano pa po b kylangan ng requirements plz po

To whom it may concern, I hope you will see my comment. I just want to clarify if you will provide DSWD CLEARANCE for my 16yrs old brother. We will travel san quintin to la union only for the purpose for renewing of his passport. We don’t have plans to travel abroad. I have a SPA Authenticated from my mom where indicated that I’m his sister that will be the one to accompany him for processing his passport. Thank you for your reply.

hi, i would like to ask about the waiver of parents for minor to travel alone sample? do i need a lawyer to make that for me or o can do it myself? bka may sample kayo, salamat

is SPA enough as affidavit of consent?

How about the waiver signed by parents? Does DSWD have a draft form or we can make our own? Thank you!

Hi Love, not sure if may format/draft form na sila ngayon. Pero when I applied, eto ung format na ginamit ko: https://www.thepoortraveler.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Letter-of-Consent-PDF.pdf

Thank you so much!

Hello. Regarding Affidavit of Consent and Support, kahit po ba ikaw ang sumagot sa vacay trip niyo ng mga pamangkin mo e parents padin niya nilagay mo mag sponsor for the trip? Kasi diba hihingi din sila proof of financial capability. Ginaya ko kasi yung sample mo po and I put my name as the one sponsoring since mas madali ako maka secure ng bank statements and ako naman talaga ang gagastos for the trip. Any advise po? Thank you so much!

If I remember correctly (medyo matagal na rin po ako since huling nag-apply nito), naka-stipulate dun sa document na ako as uncle ang sasagot nung expenses. May dala rin ako noon na COE ko and bank cert, pero di naman chineck sa case ko. Pero yep, nakalagay sa affidavit na pinapayagan ung niece ko ng parents and na ako ang sasagot sa gastos.

Hello po thank you for the info. . Itatanong ko lang sana kung ang validity ng dswd clearance ay 1 or 2 years, how many times mo po sya pwd gamitin?

AFAIK pwede naman siya kahit ilang beses basta within the validity. Pwedeng 1 year or 2 years. Ikaw bahala. Mas mahal lang ung 2 years.

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Expat children in the UAE often travel to their home country to spend their school vacation with family and relatives. According to the government of the Philippines, if a minor is travelling either alone or with an adult other than a parent, it is important to get a travel clearance certificate from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). Please note that a minor in this case is a Filipino citizen who is 17 years old or younger.

How can Filipino expats obtain a DSWD travel clearance certificate?

Whether a minor is travelling alone or with an adult (who isn’t a parent or legal guardian), a travel clearance from DSWD is necessary. The only exemptions to the DSWD travel clearance rule apply to minor children whose parents work for foreign services and kids with a passport or permanent resident visa of another country.

This law comes under the special protection of children against abuse, exploitation and discrimination act and the Philippine Passport Act of 1996. Here is all that you need to know about getting a clearance certificate from DSWD.

WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR A CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE FROM DSWD?

To apply for a clearance certificate from DSWD, one must submit the following documents.

The application form can be obtained from any DSWD regional office or the official website.
PSA-issued birth certificate or a copy of the child’s birth certificate.
Notarized affidavit from the legal guardian, parents or single parent. The content should clearly mention the name of the travelling companion, his/her relationship with the minor, the intended length of stay at the destination, the purpose of travel and dates of departure and arrival.
PSA-issued marriage certificate of parents or alternatively, a copy of the certificate of legal guardianship of the child.
Single parents are required to produce a PSA-issued Certificate of No Marriage Record (CENOMAR) as well as a copy of single parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office/Local Social Welfare and Development Office. For specific cases, Tallaq or Faskh certification from Muslim Barangay, Shariah court or a religious leader also works.
In case parents have passed away, a photocopy of the death certificate is required.
The adult who will travel with the child has to provide a copy of their passport.

WHERE DO I APPLY ?

The application is submitted at the DSWD Field Office which has jurisdiction over the area the minor resides in. An alternative option is to apply online and use the DSWD eServices.

For any queries, you can call at 16545. Typically, if the documents are complete, a certificate is issued within 24 hours. However, it is recommended that you submit the application at least a week in advance to account for any unforeseen delays.

WHAT IS THE DSWD TRAVEL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE VALIDITY?

The DSWD travel clearance certificate validity can be a year or two years, depending upon your request. The certificate remains valid for multiple visits, except for minors travelling with foster parents.

WHAT IS THE DSWD TRAVEL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE FEE?

DSWD Clearance Certificate fee is as follows:

One year: 300 Peso (AED 23)
Two years: 600 Peso (AED 45)

CAN I REQUEST CHANGES AFTER THE CERTIFICATE HAS BEEN ISSUED?

Yes, you can request the authority to make changes. Changes related to the travel companion or the destination can be made as long as the certificate is valid. For this, you would need to submit a copy of the minor’s passport, notarized affidavit from a legal guardian or parent confirming the change in plans. If the child is travelling to a new destination, you can also submit a return ticket. No additional fee applies to this request.

The process of obtaining a DSWD travel clearance certificate has been streamlined in the recent past. If you submit the documents and follow all the requirements, you can get a certificate pretty quickly. Often children visit the UAE from the Philippines with family members or grandparents. This exercise of acquiring the certificate can help reduce criminal activity and keep children safe.

If you’re looking to settle in the UAE with family, check out our detailed moving to Dubai from the Philippines guide to prepare for this change. It is always better to do some research before moving to a new destination. You can start by looking at the top areas to live in Dubai for Filipino expats .

Another important consideration is applying for OEC . Filipino nationals who want to get married in the UAE, have to apply for Cenomar . Renewing Philippines passport in the UAE is another official procedure you might have to go through during your time here.

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How to Apply DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors

In the event that you need to take your child out of the country, you must secure a DSWD travel clearance for minors. You may apply for it at any Social Welfare Development Center (SWDC) or any accredited agency.

Before a minor can travel outside the country, he or she must first obtain a travel clearance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) . The purpose of the clearance is to ensure that the child is not being trafficked or forced into labor.

In order to obtain a travel clearance, the child’s parents or guardians must submit an application form to the DSWD. The form must be accompanied by a birth certificate, passport, and other supporting documents. Once the application is approved, the DSWD will issue a travel clearance certificate. The certificate is valid for one year and can be used for multiple trips.

But in order to proceed, you need to understand what a DSWD travel clearance for minors is and what it entails. You can learn more about it by reading the following sections.

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What is a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors?

The DSWD travel clearance for minors is an official document that allows you to take your child out of the country. It can also be used to identify you when traveling with your child. This document will contain important information about your child, such as his/her name, birthdate, and nationality.

This document confirms a child’s identity up to 18 years old and his/her relationship with you—the parent or guardian. It also confirms that you have met all the requirements in order to take your child out of the country.

Authorizes a child to leave the country for a vacation or other purpose either with or without their parents
Serves as proof that the child can be able to travel abroad
Helps protect him/her from any form of abuse, trafficking and other forms of abuse that children might encounter while traveling.

These three points are very important to parents who want their children who are minors to travel abroad. The DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors is a very useful document in many situations and can help with the protection and well-being of your child.

Who Needs a Travel Clearance?

The DSWD travel clearance is required by both Filipino and foreign nationals when traveling with a child. The DSWD travel clearance for minors can be used as an alternative to the passport.

This document is issued to a:

A minor traveling alone to a foreign country ;
A minor traveling to a foreign country accompanied by a person other than his or her parents.

You don’t need to get this document if:

A minor traveling to a foreign country with either parent or with his or her solo parent or legal guardian;
A minor traveling abroad whose parents are in the Foreign Service or living abroad or are immigrants, provided he/she is holding a valid pass such as a dependents visa/pass/identification card or permanent resident visa/pass/identification card which serves as proof that he/she is living with parents abroad. Their travel does not constitute child trafficking.

What are the Requirements to Get a DSWD Travel Clearance?

A. For a minor traveling alone to a foreign country for the first time

Duly accomplished DSWD Travel Clearance application form – check here
A photocopy of the birth certificate of the minor
Written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel alone to a foreign country
As appropriate, a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or a photocopy of the certificate of legal guardianship of the minor or in the case of solo parents, a photocopy of the solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office or a photocopy of a certification from the Local Social Welfare and Development Office of being a solo parent or Tallaq or Faskh certification from the Shariah court or any Muslim Barangay or religious leader or in the case of an illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage (CENOMAR)* from the National Statistics Office (NSO) or in the case of a deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate

* Issuance of CENOMAR will take 1-5 days for cases of uncommon surnames and 1-15 days for common surnames.

* Issuing office of CENOMAR is the National Statistics Office not the Local Civil Registrar.

Two colored passport size photos of the minor taken within the last six (6) months

B. For a minor traveling for the first time with a person other than the parents or legal guardian

Duly accomplished application form
A photocopy of the birth certificate of minor
A written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel to a foreign country with a specific person other than them
As appropriate, a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or a certificate of legal guardianship of the minor or in the case of solo parents, a solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office or a certification from the Local Social Welfare and Development Office of being a solo parent or a court decree of separation, annulment or divorce, or Tallaq or Fasakh certification from the Shariah court or any muslim barangay or religious leader or in the case of an illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage (CENOMAR) *from the National Statistics Office or in the case of a deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate

* Issuance of CENOMAR will take 1-5 days for cases of uncommon surnames and 1-15 days for common surnames

*Issuing office of CENOMAR is the National Statistics Office not the Local Civil Registrar

Two colored passport-size photos of the minor taken within the last six months.
Photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion

C. In the case of illegitimate children traveling abroad accompanied by their biological father, they are still required to secure a travel clearance certificate as parental authority is vested only to the child’s mother, per Article 176 of the Family Code of the Philippines.

What is the Process for Filing an Application for a DSWD Travel Certificate for Minors?

The application for travel clearance and supporting documents should be submitted to the DSWD Field Office.

Step 1: Obtain DSWD-Field Office Travel Clearance application forms from their website or any DSWD field office.

Step 2: Submit all the necessary documents.

Step 3: Go to the nearest DSWD field office on the appointed due date and pay the required amount for the travel clearance certificate.

The travel clearance certificate may be issued within three (3) working days following the submission of the necessary documents.

How Much is the Fee for the DSWD Travel Clearance Certificate?

The application fee for the DSWD travel clearance certificate will depend on how long you wish to use the travel clearance and what purpose it is used for.

A fee of Php 300.00 per child will be valid for one (1) year
A fee of Php 600.00 per child will be valid for two (2) years

NOTE: If the travel clearance has been lost, the new requirements for the approval of a new travel clearance should be submitted to the field office. This should not be considered a renewal of the clearance.

Application Form for DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors Traveling Abroad (MTA)

As mentioned, you may download a copy of the DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors Application Form online. Here is a COPY you may use you can download online – https://ncr.dswd.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/mta_iso_form.pdf

Check out a sample of the DSWD Travel Clearance Application Form below:

Please read the instructions carefully before filling out the form. You can use either a black or blue ballpoint pen to fill out the form and ensure you have all the necessary documents ready before applying. If you have any questions about applying for a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors or other concerns related to traveling abroad with minors under your care, you may contact the nearest DSWD Field Office.

Video: Filipino Vlogger Shares Details of Getting a DSWD Clearance for Travel for Child

Follow this step-by-step guide, and learn from the experience of the vlogger on how they went about applying for a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors.

Sending your child overseas on their own can be a very difficult decision to make. One of the most important things you need to do before sending your child overseas is to apply for a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors.

The travel clearance is a document that states the specific details about your child’s travel abroad, including his/her age and any special needs they may have. This document will also show that their parents or guardians are giving them permission to go abroad alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. what is a minor according to the law.

The term minor , also referred to as “Child,” is defined in RA 7610 as a person under 18 years old or one who is over 18 years old but is unable to protect himself or herself from abuse, neglect, discrimination, or exploitation due to a mental or physical disability.

2. Are the following minors exempted from securing a travel clearance?

A minor with permanent residency card
A minor who holds a valid pass such as dependents visa/pass/identification or permanent resident visa/pass/identification card is no longer required to secure travel clearance from DSWD. A permanent residency card is a valid pass and a holder of such is exempted from securing a travel clearance.
A minor born abroad but has no permanent residency card

Depending on the minor’s citizenship and residency, they may not need a travel clearance. For instance, minors who are not Filipino citizens but have a foreign passport may not need one. However, those who are living abroad and do not have a permanent resident card may need one.

3. Who would give consent for the travel of a totally orphaned minor who has no appointed legal guardian?

Grandparents who have the authority to give consent to a minor child whose parents are deceased may do so even without a court order. However, in cases where both the parents are dead, the legal guardians should be the relatives or acting guardians of the child.

4. What about those children whose parents have marital conflict and are on hold order?

Unless a court order is issued to allow a child to travel with either of his or her parents, a travel clearance will not be granted. The child’s name will be added to the Bureau of Immigration’s watch list if the family fails to provide the necessary information. The agency is also responsible for ensuring that the child does not leave the country.

5. Can a travel clearance be issued to illegitimate children who are still applying for their visas in the embassy?

Children of illegitimate parents are under the custody of their mother. If they are going to be traveling with their mother, they do not need to secure a clearance from the DSWD. On the other hand, if they are going with someone other than their mother, they need to secure a clearance.

6. Is a faxed copy of the parental consent of parents residing abroad acceptable?

Sending a copy via fax is acceptable, as long as it is accompanied by a photo of minors. Also, email documents and a computer generated image of children are allowed.

7. What are the requirements for illegitimate children abandoned by the mother and under the custody of the father or other relatives who will be traveling alone or with the father or other relatives?

The father would need to secure a court order granting him the authority to raise his illegitimate children. If the mother has the absolute authority over her children, then the father would not be required to provide a travel clearance for the minor. However, if the minor travels with the father, or with someone else, he or she would need to secure a clearance.

8. Is a married minor required to secure a travel clearance?

Regardless of one’s civil status, a minor must get a travel clearance if they go on a solo or group trip without their parent.

Aside from providing social services to the poor and needy, the DSWD is also responsible in ensuring that children in the Philippines are protected from abuse and exploitation. For this reason, parents need to ensure that their children are safe and secure when traveling abroad. If you want to send your child overseas alone, you must apply for a DSWD travel clearance first.

We hope that this guide has helped you better understand the application process for a DSWD travel clearance for minors traveling abroad, which is fairly simple and quick.

So, do you think you’re ready to send your child abroad? If so, do you have the right documents? Are there any other things you need to do before you send them overseas? Do let us know in the comments section below!

DISCLAIMER: This post is intended for information purposes only. It is not a substitute for the DSWD’s official travel clearance requirements and procedures. We strongly recommend you visit the DSWD website for more information.

How to Get DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors

The DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors is a document issued by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) that allows a minor child to travel alone, or with an adult who is not his/her parent or legal guardian. The clearance has a minimum validity for one year from the date of issue, and must be presented to immigration authorities when the minor child is leaving the Philippines.

Do you have to travel with your minor children and wonder how to get a travel clearance for minors? A Filipino minor kid must obtain a travel clearance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) regardless of their civil status before leaving the country, whether they are traveling alone or with another adult besides their parents.

Any Filipino citizen below 18 years old who will be travelling alone, or with an adult who is not his/her parent or legal guardian, may apply for a DSWD Travel Clearance. Follow the instructions below on how to apply and what the requirements are. This process can be completed fairly quickly, so you can focus on your upcoming trip!

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dswd travel clearance for minors application process

One of DSWD’s program is protecting our children from any form of abuse. As required by law under The Special Protection of Children against Abuse and Exploitation Act 1996, they ensure that all guidelines are followed to get travel clearance for 17-year-olds and below.

The DSWD has a special office that helps people who need travel Clearance for their minor children. The port and airport authorities will require it, so make sure you apply with them first!

As previously mentioned, all Filipino citizens below 18 years old who will be travelling alone or with an adult who is not his/her parent or legal guardian should apply for travel clearance.

Those who are exempted From The Travel Clearance For Minors. The following minor children are the only ones who do not require a DSWD travel clearance:

Taking a trip with either parent
Accompanying the legal guardian on trips
Foreign nationals who enter the country legally possess a dependents visa, a valid permanent residency card, or other documents proving residency with their parents overseas. Travel authorization is not required for minors with valid passes, such as dependents’ visas and identification cards, or permanent resident visas, passes, and identification cards.
Have a foreign passport but are not Filipino citizens.

how to apply travel clearance for minors from dswd

There are many benefits that come with having a DSWD travel clearance for minors.

One of the most important benefits of having a DSWD travel clearance is that it helps protect minors from being subjected to human trafficking or abuse. The clearance serves as a way to document that the child traveler is not traveling alone and that there is an adult accompanying them who is responsible for their safety.
A travel clearance from DSWD ensures the safety of the child during travel.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of every Filipino child. Part of their mandate is to make sure that minors who are traveling outside the country are accompanied by a responsible adult.
Another benefit of the DSWD travel clearance is that it can be used to prove the identity of the child traveler. The clearance contains information such as the name, date of birth, and place of birth of the child. This information can be used to get a passport or other government-issued ID.
Lastly, the DSWD travel clearance shows that the parents or guardians of the child have given their consent for the child to travel. This is important because in some cases, one parent may not have full custody over a child, so they may not be able to provide consent for them to travel alone. The DSWD travel clearance can help ensure that both parents are on board with the child’s travel plans.
A properly completed DSWD Application Form, available for download on the DSWD website.
A photocopy of the minor’s birth certificate or passport
Written permission from either parents, a single parent, or a legal guardian allows the youngster to go abroad alone or with someone else.
A copy of your traveling companion’s passport (if the child is traveling accompanied).
A photocopy of the minor’s parent’s marriage certificate
A copy of the minor’s legal guardianship certificate for legal guardians
Photocopy of the solo parent identification card from the municipal social welfare and development office,
Talaq or fasakh certification from a shariah court or any Muslim barangay or religious leader,
Or a photocopy of the minor’s parents’ marriage certificate for single parents.

Additional Requirements:

If a minor is going abroad to study, he/she must need the certificate of acceptance and enrollment form issued by that particular school.
Those minors who are going out of the country for medical treatment, need a recommendation letter from the doctor clearly mentioning that such treatment is not available within the country. And also a letter of the sponsor.
Certificate from the sponsor organization
Undertaking from the organization
Invitation duly signed by the host organization and time duration of the event

dswd travel clearance procedure requirements abroad

Getting a DSWD Travel Clearance is relatively simple.

First, gather all the required documents, which include a duly-accomplished application form, birth certificate, passport-size photo, travel itinerary, and proof of relationship to the child (if you are not the parent).
Visit the nearest DSWD Field Office with all your documents. You may call them ahead of time to inquire about availability or to make an appointment.
Once you arrive at the office, give your documents so that you will be assessed.
If approved, you will be given a payment stub; the clearance costs PHP 300 for one year or PHP 600 for two years.
Present your Official receipt to get the Clearance printed, then receive it and use it for travel purposes.

In order to get a DSWD travel clearance for minors, all of the necessary paperwork must be completed and filed with the appropriate DSWD Field Office. Once the application is received, social workers will review it and determine whether or not the minor is eligible for travel.

If everything is in order, the travel clearance will be approved and issued within 24 hours.

Applying for a DSWD Travel Clearance is easy to do online.

Simply scan all the required documents
Once all of the required documents have been scanned, applicants can then go to the DSWD website and register for an online account.
After registering for an online account, applicants can then select the Minor Traveling Form. This form must be filled out completely and accurately, as any inaccurate information may result in delays or the rejection of the application.
Once the form has been completed, the applicant must then attach all of the required documents. After attaching the documents, the form can then be submitted online.
Once the documents are submitted, you will receive a confirmation email. After an initial assessment, you will be contacted for an interview.
Once the interview is successfully completed, you will receive your DSWD Travel Clearance.

Keep in mind that the DSWD has jurisdiction over the minor’s place of residence, so it is important to file the application with the correct office.

dswd travel clearance for minors process

This YouTube video will help you all with travel clearance for minors. It walks you through the process of how to apply for travel clearance, what documents you need to bring, and the fees involved.

Having a travel clearance is important for minors who are traveling abroad, as it ensures that they have all the necessary paperwork in order and that they are not denied entry into the country they are visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some frequently asked questions regarding DSWD travel clearance for minors.

A DSWD travel clearance is a document that is issued by the Department of Social Welfare and Development. It allows minors to travel abroad for leisure, business, or educational purposes.

DSWD travel clearance is valid for one to two years, depending on what is indicated on the document.

The fee for a DSWD travel clearance is 300 pesos for one year or 600 pesos for two years.

DSWD travel clearance can be obtained from any DSWD Field Office.

Requirements for a DSWD travel clearance include a birth certificate, passport, and school ID (for students). Additional requirements may be necessary, depending on the purpose of travel.

DSWD travel clearance can be applied for online or in person at a DSWD Field Office.

Children under the age of 15 who are traveling to the Philippines alone or who are not visiting a parent there may be denied entry. This is because the government feels that these children are at risk of being exploited or trafficked. As a result, it is essential that any child traveling to the Philippines have all the necessary documentation in order to be allowed into the country. This includes a letter from the child’s parents or guardian indicating their permission for the child to travel to the Philippines.

In the Philippines, children under the age of 18 are considered minors. As such, they are not legally allowed to travel without parental or guardian consent.

There are some ways around this, however. If a minor has a valid reason for traveling without parents or guardians (such as attending a school trip), they may be able to get permission from the Department of Social Welfare and Development. In addition, if the minor is traveling with an adult relative or family friend, they may also be able to get consent from their parents or guardians. Ultimately, whether or not a minor can travel without parents in the Philippines will depend on the individual circumstances.

According to the official website of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, children below 18 years old are not allowed to travel alone. They must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or another adult relative who is authorized by the parents. The authorization must be in writing and must be signed by both parents. It should also indicate the name of the person who will be accompanying the child, as well as the date and destination of travel. In cases where only one parent is available, the other parent must give his or her written consent.

All minors who are less than 18 years of age and who are traveling alone or with adults other than their parents or legal guardians must obtain a clearance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). The purpose of the clearance is to ensure that the minor is not being trafficked or exploited in any way. In order to obtain a DSWD minor clearance, the minor must present a valid passport, birth certificate, and proof of travel itinerary. The clearance must be obtained prior to travel and is valid for a period of one year.

Traveling with a minor can be complicated, as there are many rules and regulations that must be followed. In order to ensure a safe and smooth trip, it is important to know what the requirements are and how to go about obtaining the necessary documentation. We have outlined the basics of DSWD travel clearances for minors in the Philippines. We hope that this information will help you prepare for your next journey with your child.

Please make sure to prepare beforehand so that there will be no problems during the trip such as getting denied travel or not being able to go on the trip at all. Getting a DSWD travel clearance will help ensure that your minor child is not being trafficked or exploited in any way and that they are legally allowed to travel. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact the nearest DSWD office or travel agency.

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DSWD TRAVEL CLEARANCE FOR MINORS

Step-by-Step Guide and Requirements

If a minor child is planning to travel outside the country without both parents accompanying them, it's essential to obtain a Travel Clearance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). Without this clearance, the child won't be permitted to leave the country. This clearance will be checked during the boarding process and at immigration, and if the child or their adult companions fail to produce it, they will not be allowed to board their flight.

Fill out the Minor Traveling Abroad application form, including all mandatory fields.

Upload scanned copies of the required documents.

You will receive an email notification upon successful submission.

After assessment, you'll receive an email notification with an interview schedule.

Attend the interview at the DSWD field office, bringing copies of all submitted documents, including valid IDs.

Pay the application fee at the cashier, receive an official receipt, and present it to the MTA Regional User.

You'll receive an MTA Certificate and Certificate of Travel Clearance.

For more information on DSWD’s travel clearance for minors traveling abroad, you can visit their website at www.dswd.gov.ph .

How to get a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors [With Tips on Online Submission]

One requirement for minors to travel abroad (or even on visa applications) is a DSWD Travel Clearance. It’s a requirement to keep those not yet adults to be secure or protected. There are no doubt child traffickers or abusers out there, to keep the children safe, it’s better to follow this. Here’s a guide on how to get a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors .

The rules are as per DSWD Administrative Order No. 12, s. 2017 or the Omnibus Guidelines for Minors Travelling Abroad. It’s better to register online then have an appointment as to lessen interaction with people. However, online applications are limited to a few regions. There had been cases on which minors were not allowed to travel abroad or granted visas because of this. Make sure you read thoroughly to get one!

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What is a Minor?

As per the A.O.’s definition, it’s a person below 18 years old or someone who is over 18 but can’t take care or protect him/herself due to physical or mental condition.

Minors required getting a DSWD Travel Clearance

Traveling alone using P.H. passport only for travel outside the Philippines
Those traveling with the prospective adoptive parent(s) for intercountry adoption
Going with a person that is not the parent, legal guardian, or in custody of the child
An illegitimate child traveling with biological father
Married minor stated above (P.S. a married minor is someone below 18 who is married at an early age due to their cultural or indigenous practices)

Exempted from getting a DSWD Travel Clearance

For legitimate children, those accompanied by either or both parents
Illegitimate child traveling with biological mother
Illegitimate child traveling with biological father, if the court has granted him sole parental authority or custody
Accompanied by Legal guardian
With a parent who has been granted sole parental authority or custody by a court
Traveling with adoptive parents, with adoption decree and certificate of finality
Minor who is an immigrant or a permanent resident abroad with a foreign passport or parents have diplomatic or official passports

Who can file for application of DSWD Travel Clearance

Parent(s) or Legal Guardian
Traveling Companion
Duly Authorized Representative of parents within the 4th degree of affinity or consanguinity
Legal guardian supported by an authorization letter

Requirements needed for a DSWD Travel Clearance

Minors Traveling Abroad Application form (if online, there’s no need to download) PSA Birth Certificate
Notarized Affidavit or written consent of parent(s), solo parent, or legal guardian permitting the minor to travel to a foreign country and/or authorizing a specific person (with valid I.D. with signature) to accompany minor
Two (2) original colored passport size photos of the minor – taken within the last 6 months from the application

How to get a DSWD Travel Clearance Walk-In

STEP 1 : Gather all the documents required.

STEP 2 : Go to the nearest DSWD Field Office, along with all your documents. You may call them ahead to have an appointment or ask if the in-charge will be present.

STEP 3 : Give your documents so that you will be assessed.

STEP 4 : Once you are approved, you will be given a payment stub. Pay the Fee at the Cashier. It will cost PHP 300 for 1 year, while its PHP 600 for two years.

STEP 5 : Present your Official receipt to get the Clearance printed. Receive it and use it for travel purposes.

How to get a DSWD Travel Clearance Online

(Available to NCR, Region 7, and 9)

STEP 1 : Gather all the documents required. Scan them Ahead.

STEP 2 : Go to this website .

How to get a DSWD Travel Clearance Online for Minors

1. Choose Travel Clearance for Minors Travelling Abroad.

2. Register to an online account.

3. Sign-up.

4. Then, log-in.

STEP 3 : Select Minor Travelling Abroad Form or Apply for Travel Clearance for Minors Travelling Abroad. Fill up the information asked.

STEP 4 : Upload the documents needed.

STEP 5 : Review the documents then submit the application form.

STEP 6 : You will receive an e-mail that your form has been received. After the initial assessment, you will receive another e-mail for the interview schedule.

STEP 7 : On the appointment date, go to the DSWD Field Office with original copies of the documents. Pass it to the officer-in-charge.

STEP 8 : Once you are approved, you will be given a payment stub. Pay the Fee at the Cashier. The fee is PHP 300 for 1 year, while its PHP 600 for two years.

STEP 9 : Present your Official receipt to get the Clearance printed. Receive it and use it for travel purposes.

Sometimes it will take less than a day in getting a DSWD Travel Clearance , especially if your documents are complete. What takes time is gathering the documents. You can do this a month before your travel or before the visa application as it doesn’t expire immediately. You’ll have to secure usually before applying for a visa as a DSWD Travel Clearance is needed as a requirement. I hope this will help in your future travels!

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Hey, I’m Lyza! I once was a person who just imagined going to places “one day” but decided to pursue my dreams. My first travel abroad was in Japan, solo, last 2018, and fell in love with the journey since. I’m aiming to visit 10 countries before turning 30 and 2 new places in the Philippines every year. Besides traveling, I love organizing trips, photography, reading, and making new friends. Follow my adventures through my Instagram .

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Paano po kukuha ng affidavit of support papunta po ng Switzerland pero kasama nya nmn nya c mama nya magtravel para sa bakasyon nila kc doon nagwork Ang mama nya at sunduin nya dto sa pilipinas at sabay na cla pupunta doon ..wat is the requirements po?..I’m the father of the girl po

Is it still needed if the minor is travelling with his/her sibling to their biological mother with an affidavit of consent and marriage certificate from the biological father?

Double check with the DSWD po; there are no “siblings” under the exemption

Hi, my son will be travelling abroad with my sister in law. Is my sister in law considered as legal guardian? Do we still need to get DSWD travel clearance? When is court legal guardianship needed? Thanks!

He probably needs to have one as your sister-in-law is not considered a legal guardian. legal guardians usually are there in case the minor is orphaned and they are in custody of them.

Is it possible to get a travel clearance with only one parent consent? as i dont have any contact with my ex husband? any suggestions? thank you.

You’ll need to present a Solo Parent – Solo Parent ID or Certificate of being a solo parent, court decree on legal separation, annulment, or divorce

This was very helpful. Thanks a lot!

Would you know where I can find a template for the waiver that needs to be attached?

we don’t have a template po, you can search the internet or get it from a lawyer

Do you have any experience with applying travel clearance online? I applied 1 week ago and no reply yet from DSWD, the status is still “submitted”. I’ve been calling DSWD Region 4A but all the nos. I tried are incorrect. I’m based here in Dubai and don’t know who can I contact to follow up. My daughter’s flight is in 2 weeks.

Hi Irish, I also applied online and after two weeks I dont have a reply with DSWD. How long it takes for you to have your application assess and how about the travel clearance processing time. Thank you very much.

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DFA Spokesperson’s Statement in Response to the Statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson on 07 August 2023
DFA STATEMENT ON THE 05 AUGUST 2023 INCIDENT ON THE AYUNGIN SHOAL
NATIONAL DAY GREETING FOR SINGAPORE
ASEAN MISSIONS IN SINGAPORE GATHER FOR FUN WALK TO CELEBRATE 56TH ASEAN DAY
SEVEN EMBASSY PERSONNEL BAG AWARDS AT DFA FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH SANDIGAN, PROVIDES FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC TO FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
MANILA FAME, PHILIPPINES PREMIER TRADE SHOW FOR QUALITY HOME, FASHION , AND LIFESTYLE PRODUCTS IS BACK
AMB MACARAIG REPRESENTS PH IN THE ASIA EUROPE FOUNDATION GOVERNORS’ MEETING IN BARCELONA
DFA LAUNCHES MICROSITE ON THE 2016 ARBITRAL AWARD
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION, 12 JULY 2023
VICE PRESIDENT DUTERTE GRACES PHILIPPINE EAGLE AVIARY OPENING IN SINGAPORE
CEBU CHOCOLATE QUEEN TELLS STORY AT CHOCOLATE BREAKS HOSTED BY PHILIPPINE, MEXICAN AMBASSADORS
“KWENTO NG ALON” TRAVELING EXHIBIT HITS SINGAPORE SHORES
FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 16 JULY 2023
PH INDEPENDENCE MONTH CULMINATES WITH RYAN CAYABYAB AND THE RYAN CAYABYAB SINGERS CONCERT IN SINGAPORE
SYMBOLIC TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS (ATN) FROM PH EMBASSY TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
BUSINESS TIMES FEATURES PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE’S ALIGNED INVESTMENT PRIORITIES
TURNOVER OF ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS TO THE MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE
PH EMBASSY HOSTS DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION IN CELEBRATION OF 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD
FLAG RAISING CEREMONY WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY MARKS 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF PH INDEPENDENCE AND NATIONHOOD IN SINGAPORE
Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Commemoration of the Day of the Seafarers 2023
DFA TURNS OVER ASSISTANCE-TO-NATIONALS FUNCTIONS FOR OFW TO DMW
PHILIPPINE VICE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF EDUCATION SARA DUTERTE VISITS SINGAPORE AS SEAMEO COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Message of Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo on the Occasion of Kalayaan 2023 “Kalayaan. Kinabukasan. Kasaysayan.”
PH EMBASSY AND ISEAS YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE SINGAPORE TO FURTHER COORDINATE WITH SIGNING OF DEED OF DONATION FOR PH STUDIES PROJECT
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG HOSTS DINNER FOR SUCCESSFUL PH PARTICIPATION IN THE 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE
SENATOR LEGARDA HIGHLIGHTS ROLE OF MINILATERAL COOPERATION IN COMPLEMENTING ASEAN CENTRALITY AT 20th SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
“RULE OF LAW, DIPLOMACY AND DIALOGUE, CRUCIAL FOR REGIONAL PEACE AND STABILITY” – PH DEFENSE CHIEF
PH ARMED FORCES CHIEF SPEAKS AT SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE, UNDERSCORES IMPORTANCE OF MARITIME SECURITY AND TECH ADVANCEMENT FOR A SECURE ASIA-PACIFIC
PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND DISASTER RELIEF ARRANGEMENT
PH SENDS HIGH-LEVEL DELEGATION TO 20TH IISS SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE IN SINGAPORE
PH AND ANGOLA AMBASSADORS SEEK TO STRENGTHEN BILATERAL TIES
Important Reminder: The Use of Philippine Passports or IDS as Loan Collateral is Illegal
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG RECEIVES HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
AMB MACARAIG, PH NAVY CHIEF ADACI HOST RECEPTION ABOARD BRP ANTONIO LUNA (FF151)
PH JOINS 13TH IMDEX ASIA OPENING CEREMONY
PH EMBASSY SPEARHEADS SG BUSINESS MISSION TO CLARK; PARTNERS WITH BCDA, FILINVEST, AND CEBU PACIFIC
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG WELCOMES PH NAVY AND COAST GUARD OFFICIALS TO SINGAPORE, LOOKS FORWARD TO PH PARTICIPATION IN IMDEX ASIA 2023
PH NAVY SENDS OFF CONTINGENT TO FIRST-EVER ASEAN-INDIA MARITIME EXERCISE
PH EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESSES JOIN CEBUPAC’S INAUGURAL FLIGHT BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND CLARK CITY
PH EMBASSY, MWO AND PRC CONDUCT SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE EXAMS IN SINGAPORE
MINISTER BALAKRISHNAN CONVEYS SINGAPORE’S MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SFA DEL ROSARIO
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR FORMER SFA ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
DFA STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF FORMER SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ALBERT F. DEL ROSARIO
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG, MINISTER GAN TO STRENGTHEN ECONOMIC COOPERATION BETWEEN PH AND SINGAPORE
2023 Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE)
PH AMBASSADOR AND MINISTER FOR MANPOWER TO COOPERATE FURTHER TO PROTECT FILIPINO WORKERS IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES IS ONCE AGAIN OFFICIAL COUNTRY PARTNER TO ASIA DIVE EXPO (ADEX) 2023
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH HEALTH MINISTER ONG
PARTICIPANTS IN THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTO CONTEST RECEIVE CERTIFICATES AND PRIZES FROM AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON EDUCATION MINISTER, DISCUSSES COOPERATION IN EDUCATION
2 PH RESTAURANTS, FILIPINA CHEF BAG AWARDS AT ASIA’S BEST 50 AWARDING CEREMONY
WIINERS OF NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH PHOTOCONTEST FILIPINA CAN? CAN!
PH AMBASSADOR CALLS ON SINGAPORE’S MINISTER FOR DEFENSE
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG TOURS ROBERTSON QUAY’S STPI AND ALKAFF BRIDGE, ENDS DAY WITH FILIPINO-INSPIRED DINNER AT KUBÔ
AT-SUNRICE GLOBAL CHEF ACADEMY’S SUNDAY LUXE SERIES FEATURES FILIPINO CULINARY HERITAGE
HERITAGE ACADEMY GRADE 5 STUDENTS VISIT THE EMBASSY FOR A TOUR AND SENTRO RIZAL FAMILIARIZATION
NOMINATIONS TO THE 2023 BAGONG BAYANI AWARDS
WORLD WATER DAY 2023
PH EMBASSY CONDUCTS 1ST POST ARRIVAL ORIENTATION SEMINAR (PAOS) FOR 2023
FILIPINAS CAN? CAN! (PHOTO CONTEST)
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
AIDHA CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WITH CAMPUS INAUGURATION AT THE CATAPULT
FOWS CONDUCTS COURSE ORIENTATION, WELCOMES BACK STUDENTS AT THE PH BAYANIHAN CENTER
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’S ANNUAL WORKPLAN RETREAT
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2023
PH EMBASSY KICKS OFF WOMEN’S MONTH CELEBRATION, ORGANIZES FIRST RESPONDER TO SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HARASSMENT TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL SINGERS WOW SOLD-OUT AUDIENCE IN SINGAPORE
IN-PERSON UGNAYAN RESUMES, AMBASSADOR MACARAIG MEETS WITH THE FILCOM LEADERS IN SINGAPORE FOR THE FIRST TIME
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL ARTS MONTH THROUGH VARIOUS PLATFORMS
PH AMBASSADOR PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CAMBODIAN AMBASSADOR
HIGH COMMISSIONER OF MALAYSIA RECEIVES AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
DMW UNDERSECRETARY ALLONES CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR AND ReCAAP-ISC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AGREE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION IN ENSURING SAFE AND SECURE SEAS
ABISO SA MGA PILIPINO: MAG-INGAT SA ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT AT CYBERCRIME SA TIMOG-SILANGANG ASYA
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG BEGINS ROUND OF COURTESY CALLS, MEETS WITH THE DEAN OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND UZBEK AMBASSADOR
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES LOS BAÑOS, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN INK MOU ON ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COOPERATION
PH AMBASSADOR HOSTS SALU-SALO FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL, ENCOURAGES THEM TO CONTINUE WORKING TO PURSUE PH INTERESTS
AMBASSADOR MACARAIG ATTENDS ANNUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION HOSTED BY SINGAPOREAN PRESIDENT
PH EMBASSY KEYNOTES PH CHAMBER OF CUSTOMS BROKERS, INC. (CCBI) INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT
PH EMBASSY SUPPORTS BARANGAY NUS BOOTH AT mOSAic@NUS FEST 2023
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING FACULTY AND STUDENTS CALL ON PH AMBASSADOR
PH SPACE AGENCY CHIEF CALLS ON PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE ADVOCATES WILDLIFE CONSERVATION FOR FUTURE GENERATION
PH EMBASSY JOINS PHILSA AT GLOBAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (GTSC) 2023
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS SEMINAR ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC PRIORITIES UNDER INDONESIA’S ASEAN CHAIRMANSHIP
PH EMBASSY’S ATN SECTION AND MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE HOLD CONSULTATION MEETING, REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO ASSIST OFWS IN DISTRESS
PH EMBASSY, BUREAU OF TREASURY CONDUCT FINANCIAL LITERACY ROADSHOW ON RETAIL TREASURY BONDS (RTB)
PH AMBASSADOR MACARAIG PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT HALIMAH YACOB
ADVISORY ON SCAM
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE (10 FEBRUARY 2023)
FILIPINA HAILED AS 2023 ASIA’S BEST FEMALE CHEF
PHILDEL OF UN WORKSHOP ON PREVENTING EXTREMISM CALL ON AMBASSADOR MACARAIG
PH AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE MACARAIG ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE
CEBU’S CHOCOLATE QUEEN INTRODUCES THE “CHOCOLATE BREAK” TO THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY ASSISTS FILIPINO NATIONAL IN DISTRESS
FILIPINO CURATOR OF NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE DISCUSSES FUTURE PROJECTS WITH PH EMBASSY
PH EMBASSY RECEIVES REFRESHER COURSE ON GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY HOLDS PLANNING CONFERENCE, IDENTIFIES KEY PRIORITIES FOR 2023
PH DEFENSE OFFICIALS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE SHERPA MEETING, HOLD BILATERAL MEETINGS WITH COUNTERPARTS
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS PHILCHAM’S SPECIAL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TOURISM PROMOTIONS BOARD REPRESENTATIVE IN SG VISITS PH EMBASSY, RENEWS COMMITMENT TO BE PARTNERS IN PROMOTING PH TOURISM
PH EMBASSY ATTENDS 22ND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF AIMS LEARNING INTERNATIONAL
PH LABOR ATTACHÉ VICTORINO TO CONCLUDE TOUR OF DUTY IN SINGAPORE
FILIPINO GALLERY MONO8 VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN 14th NAUTICAL FORUM IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SUPPORTS PHILCHAM’S WEBINAR ON FRANCHISING IN THE PHILIPPINES
MULTILINGUAL POETRY READING FEATURES RENOWNED POETS, INCLUDES FILIPINO AUTHOR AND MUSICIAN
FILIPINO GALLERIES AND ARTISTS AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN INAUGURAL ART SG, SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LARGEST EVER ART FAIR
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS INAUGURAL FOOD TECH 2023, LAUNCH OF SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR FOOD E-COMMERCE
SINGAPOREAN SCHOOL HERITAGE ACADEMY VISITS THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY FOR AN INTRODUCTORY GREETING
COACH RIO PAYS A COURTESY CALL ON THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ATTENDS THE LAUNCH OF THE FUN DAY FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS, AN INITIATIVE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES SINGAPORE
FROM A MDW TO AUTHOR: JANE DUPINGAY SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES HER POETRY COLLECTION “LANGUAGE OF MY HEART”
PH EMBASSY TEAMS WITH INTEGRATED BAR OF THE PHILIPPINES, PROVIDE FREE LEGAL AID TO FILIPINOS
SINGAPORE ART WEEK 2023 KICKS OFF WITH THE BEST OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AT S.E.A. FOCUS, FILIPINOS AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS
LEGAL AID CLINIC ON 15 JANUARY 2023
RENAMING OF POLO-SINGAPORE TO MIGRANT WORKERS OFFICE (MWO)-SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE PE MEETS WITH NON-PROFIT AIDHA, DISCUSSES EMPOWERMENT OF MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE FETES RIZAL WITH FLAG RAISING AND WREATH LAYING CEREMONIES, READING AND DISCUSSION OF HIS LIFE AND WORKS
MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 126TH COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
FLORA OF SOUTHEAST ASIA EXHIBIT IN SINGAPORE FEATURES PHILIPPINE FLORA
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL RECEIVES TRAINING ON SINGAPORE’S FAMILY JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEASON’S GREETINGS
PUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY REGISTERS 338 OVERSEAS FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE IN PILOT PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION
PSA PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF PHILSYS ID REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE,18 December 2022, Sunday
PH EMBASSY RESUMES OVERSEAS VOTERS’ REGISTRATION FOR 2025 PH ELECTIONS
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE OPENS TEMPORARY OFFICE AT TRIPLEONE SOMERSET, BUSINESS AS USUAL BEGINNING 12 DECEMBER
ART TREK 14 MARKS BOTH END OF ERA AND NEW BEGINNING FOR PH ARTS FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE
EMBASSY’S NEW APPOINTMENT AND QUEUE SYSTEMS
Consular Appointment System Temporarily Unavailable from 5 December, 5:00PM until 6 December, 9:00AM
ADVISORY ON EMBASSY CLOSURE (7-9 DECEMBER 2022)
IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE
SFA MANALO CALLS FOR CONTINUED COOPERATION ON OCEAN AT 2ND WORLD OCEAN SUMMIT
PINOY POP BAND SB19, INDIGENOUS WEAVES HEADLINE PH IN ASEAN GALA NIGHT IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE JOINS 18-DAY ANTI-VAW CAMPAIGN
ADVISORY ON EMBASSY RELOCATION
PHILIPPINE CULTURE FEATURED IN MEDIACORP SHOW “LITTLE GLOBETROTTERS”
PH LEGISLATIVE STAFF TAKE PART IN TRAINING ON PUBLIC POLICY AND LEADERSHIP IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY JOINS CELEBRATION OF SUCCESS OF AIDHA GRADUATES
TEAM PHILIPPINES WINS FIRST PLACE IN 21ST AMBASSADORS’ CUP 2022
FILIPINO ARTISTS FEATURED IN THE “TEXTURES OF SOLITUDE” EXHIBIT
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES MONTH THROUGH ART WORKSHOPS
SUSTAINABLE FASHION, PROMOTION OF LOCAL TEXTILES AND FABRICS, AN ADVOCACY OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY CELEBRATES NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH, CONDUCTS ADVANCED EXCEL TRAINING FOR EMBASSY PERSONNEL
MESSAGE OF SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE COMMEMORATION OF WORLD MARITIME DAY 2022
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL VISIT ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM, GAIN APPRECIATION OF EARLY ASIAN MARITIME TRADE
FILIPINO CUISINE ELEVATED TO GREATER HEIGHTS
FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE FLOCK TO NUS AUDITORIUM TO MEET PRESIDENT MARCOS JR.
FILIPINO ARTISTS PERFORM IN SINGAPORE, SHOW OFF TALENTS AT THE ASEAN MUSIC SHOWCASE FESTIVAL 2022
Joint Press Statement between the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Singapore on Strengthening the Philippines-Singapore Partnership 07 September 2022
ITNEG WEAVING TRADITION FEATURED IN NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS’ 3RD SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART FORUM 2022
MINDANAO TO BECOME SINGAPORE’S NEXT INVESTMENT DESTINATION
FILIPINO MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS FEATURED AT THE DO YOU SEE ME? EXHIBITION
INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT’S MEETING WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2022
FACEBOOK GETS ACCREDITATION FROM POLO-SINGAPORE, OFFERS EMPLOYMENT FOR ADDITIONAL 200 OFWS TO SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE TERRORISM AND THREAT ASSESSMENT 2022 REPORT
MINISTER MALIKI VISITS PH EMBASSY, SIGNS CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR PRESIDENT RAMOS
SPOTLIGHT ON FILIPINO CULTURE AT SENGKANG GENERAL HOSPITAL’S “YOU SPARKLE! AWARDS 2022”
NEW FILIPINO-INSPIRED RESTAURANT KUBÔ OPENS IN SINGAPORE
POLO-SINGAPORE CONDUCTS JOB SITE VISIT OF GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT FIDEL V. RAMOS
PH EMBASSY GRACES ATENEO LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRADUATION RITES
PH EMBASSY PARTICIPATES IN FAST’s 7th EDUCATION AND HEALTH FAIR FOR MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS
FILIPINO ART FILMS FEATURED AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SINGAPORE’S INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, CFO PARTNER TO RECONNECT OVERSEAS FILIPINOS THROUGH CFO BALINKBAYAN FORUM 2022
STATEMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY ENRIQUE A. MANALO ON THE 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
ORDER OF SIKATUNA CONFERRED ON H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PH EAGLE WEEK
4 DISTINGUISHED OVERSEAS FILIPINO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN SINGAPORE RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP BIDS FAREWELL; ENDS TOUR OF DUTY AS PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
Requests on Giving Voluntary Evidence via Video Conference within Embassy Premises
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 124TH PH INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
PH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SINGAPORE INTRODUCED DURING THE PH NATIONAL DAY RECEPTION
SECRETARY LOCSIN GRACES GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY OF PH EMBASSY’S NEW CHANCERY IN SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES 124th INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH FILCOM
PH EMBASSY PERSONNEL BENEFIT FROM SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS
PH AMBASSADOR YAP LEADS CULMINATING BAYANIHAN WALK HOUR
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RESUMES IN-PERSON FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY, COMMEMORATES NATIONAL FLAG DAYS
SUNDAY CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES (22 MAY 2022)
AMBASSADOR YAP EXPRESSES APPRECIATION FOR SUPPORT FOR OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
2022 Overseas Voting Result
DFA UNDERSECRETARY DULAY VISITS PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE, OBSERVES OVERSEAS VOTING
EMBASSY CLOSURE FOR CONSULAR AND LABOR SERVICES
Notice of Meeting by the Special Board of Canvassers (SBOC), 9 May 2022
Third Philippines-Singapore Business & Investment Summit
Reminder for Poll Watchers
Advisory on Prohibited Acts During Voting Period
DFA Statement on the passing of Philippine Ambassador to China, H.E. Jose Santiago “Chito” Sto. Romana
FILIPINO YOUTHS DECIDE, VOTE FOR PH’s NEXT LEADERS
MORE FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON A WEEKDAY
MEDIA ACCREDITATION TO COVER PHILIPPINE OVERSEAS VOTING IN SINGAPORE
30-DAY PH OVERSEAS VOTING OPENS, 2,370 FILIPINOS IN SINGAPORE CAST VOTE ON FIRST DAY
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES PAHIYAS FESTIVAL THROUGH FIESTA FILIPINAS SEASON 2
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONDUCTS FINAL TESTING AND SEALING OF VOTE COUNTING MACHINES
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE ENDS MONTH-LONG CELEBRATION OF THE 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE INTENSIFIES ELECTION INFO DRIVE, CONDUCTS VOTERS EDUCATION FORUM
MISS UNIVERSE CATRIONA GRAY UNVEILS HER WAX FIGURE AT MADAME TUSSAUDS SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY PARTNERS WITH FDCP, NUS FOR FILM SHOW
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 2022 NATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE LEARNS ABOUT HALALAN 2022, VTL AT PH EMBASSY’S UNANG UGNAYAN
PHILIPPINE STATEMENT AT THE EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ON UKRAINE
UPDATES ON PH VACCINATION ROLL OUT
OFWS IN SINGAPORE LEARN ABOUT SECURING OEC THROUGH POPS-BAM
PH, SG TO RESTORE TWO-WAY QUARANTINE-FREE TRAVEL THROUGH VTL BEGINNING 4 MARCH
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE SHINES AT THE 50TH CHINGAY PARADE
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASEAN PRIZE 2022
PH EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR THAILAND’S APEC CHAIRMANSHIP IN 2022
PHILIPPINE EPASSPORT RENEWAL CENTER (PaRC) OPENS FIRST ASIA-PACIFIC SITE IN SINGAPORE
PH and SG REAFFIRM CLOSE BILATERAL TIES DURING SECRETARY LOCSIN’S WORKING VISIT TO SINGAPORE
LAUNCH OF THE EPASSPORT GLOBAL ONLINE APPOINTMENT SYSTEM (GOAS)
PH EMBASSY IN SG CONGRATULATES RECIPIENTS OF THE 2021 PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
PHILIPPINE STUDIES PROJECT OF THE ISEAS – YUSOF ISHAK INSTITUTE EXTENDED UNTIL 2023
FILIPINO CONTEMPORARY ART FEATURED AT S.E.A. FOCUS 2022
PH VACCINATION ROLLOUT REACHED 100 MILLION MARK
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE ON THE COMMEMORATION OF RIZAL DAY
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES MARTYRDOM OF DR. JOSE RIZAL
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE RECEIVES DONATION OF HAND SANITIZERS FROM BORDEN EAGLE GROUP
COFFEE TABLE BOOK ON 50 YEARS OF PH-SG FRIENDSHIP LAUNCHED
PH EMBASSY EXTENDS ASSISTANCE TO 200 RETURNING FILIPINOS STRANDED AT CHANGI AIRPORT
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS TALK ON WOMEN’S RIGHTS
AZKALS CALL ON WITH PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE
PH VACCINATION REACHES 94 MILLION MARK
AZKALS GET SUPPORT FROM KABABAYANS IN OPENING GAME AGAINST SINGAPORE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS ONLINE LEGAL CLINIC
FILIPINO NURSE BEARS PH FLAG IN SUZUKI CUP OPENING CEREMONY IN SINGAPORE
FOURTH UGNAYAN REACHED A WIDER AUDIENCE AS THE YEAR ENDS
PHILIPPINE HIGH FASHION FEATURED AT PRIVATO ASIA SINGAPORE
SECOND PHILIPPINE FILM FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE A SUCCESS AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE LAUNCHES 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (VAW)
PH AND SINGAPORE SIGN FINTECH COOPERATION AGREEMENT
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WELCOMES PARTICIPANTS OF DAP-LKYSPP COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
PHILIPPINES, SINGAPORE INK MOU ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE GRACES THE LAUNCH OF ATENEO ONLINE LEARNING COURSE
PH EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE CONCLUDES VOTER REGISTRATION, RECORDS OVER 27,000 REGISTRANTS
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE WITNESSES THE RENEWAL OF MOU BETWEEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA AND THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE RECEIVES PH TOURISM OFFICIALS, EXCHANGES VIEWS ON TOURISM INDUSTRY AMID COVID-19 PANDEMIC
CNA 983 LIVE INTERVIEW OF PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP
PH AMBASSADOR TO SG JOINS PANEL DISCUSSION AT THE 7TH RHT CHINA-ASEAN BUSINESS ALLIANCE (CABA) ASEAN SUMMIT
TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES 5,000 MULTI-PURPOSE CUBE TENTS TO THE PHILIPPINES
MANA MO: PHILIPPINE PRIORITY SEASCAPES DOCUMENTARIES
MOU BETWEEN IACADEMY AND TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF PH AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
AMBASSADOR YAP CALLS ON SINGAPORE MINISTER FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY GAN KIM YONG
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY, SINGAPORE BUSINESS FEDERATION COLLABORATE ANEW TO PROMOTE TRADE AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN PH
ONLINE LITERACY SESSION ON INVESTING IN RETAIL DOLLAR BONDS (RDBs)
3RD UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA ENCOURAGES FILCOM TO OBSERVE HEALTH PROTOCOLS, REGISTER FOR 2022 NATIONAL ELECTIONS, AND ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE CONVENE THE 5TH ROUND OF INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS ON BILATERAL RELATIONS
AMBASSADOR YAP DELIVERS INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH AT PICE-SG’S VIRTUAL MIDYEAR TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 2021
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY TEODORO L. LOCSIN, JR. ON THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE AWARD ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ARBITRATION
OATH TAKING CEREMONY FOR THE NEW OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE H.E. JOSEPH DEL MAR YAP DELIVERS AN ADDRESS BEFORE PARTICIPANTS FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE OF THE PHILIPPINES TO THE DAP-LKYSPP E-COURSE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC SECTOR LEADERSHIP
ONLINE CONDOLENCE BOOK FOR THE LATE FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
FILCOM IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES 26TH FILIPINO MIGRANT WORKERS DAY
STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF FORMER PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
NEW OFFICERS OF THE SCOUTS ROYALE BROTHERHOOD SINGAPORE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE HOLDS VIRTUAL DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
123rd INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE KICKS OFF WITH A VIRTUAL FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
SGPE Holds 2nd Ugnayan sa Embahada, Prayers Offered for the Filipino Community
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR LAUDS EFFORTS OF THE SEVENTY-ONE (71) OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWS) WHO GRADUATED FROM THE ATENEO OF-LIFE PROGRAM
NEW OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES (IECEP) – SG TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
THE SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS’ MESSAGE FOR THE 2021 QUINCENTENNIAL COMMEMORATION
TECH START-UP IN SG OFFERS NEW AND COST EFFECTIVE INTERNET TECHNOLOGY TO PH GOVERNMENT
SINGAPORE’S TEMASEK FOUNDATION DONATES HIGH GRADE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ANEW TO SUPPORT THE PHILIPPINES COVID-19 RESPONSE
Philippine Embassy in Singapore and PCCI Successfully Hold 2nd Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 2021 MIGRATION ADVOCACY AND MEDIA AWARDS
NEW PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS TAKE OATH BEFORE THE PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONDUCTS FIRST “UGNAYAN SA EMBAHADA”
PH EMBASSY SG CONDUCTS FIRST VIRTUAL PAOS THIS YEAR
ASEF Recognizes Contributions of PH and Filipino Staff Members
Singapore PE Holds Sunday Services, 18 October 2020
Temasek Foundation, Filinvest Development Corporation and Lucio Tan Group Donate BiPAP Machines and Face Masks for PH COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy Singapore and ASEF Collaborate on Webinar “How Relevant is Cultural Diplomacy in the Face of a Global Crisis?”
10 Luzon Bleeding-Hearts finally go home to PH
325 Filipinos Repatriated through PH Embassy’s 8th Repatriation Flight
PH Embassy Singapore Spreads the Love for Frontliners through Jollibee
2 Filipinos in SG honored with Nurses’ Merit Award
Temasek Foundation Donates More Test Kits and PPEs to PH’s COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy Singapore Repatriates 373 Filipinos
ISEAS hosts 2nd Seminar under Philippines Project: Building Back Better from PH’s Pandemic Recovery
Temasek Foundation Donates 100 Oxygen Concentrators for PH’s COVID-19 Response
PH Embassy, Artdialogo Asia Collaborate on National Heritage Month Art Tutorials
Temasek Foundation Donates Test Kits and Ventilators for PH COVID-19 Response
SG Donates 3,000 Covid-19 Testing Kits and 1 Polymerase Chain Reaction Machine to PH
Fitch Revises Philippines’ Outlook to Positive; Affirms at ‘BBB’
PH Studies Agreement between PH Embassy and ISEAS inaugurated with Public Lecture on Muslim Mindanao
Prof. Ocampo conducts lecture on Rizal in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore – Advisory on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Loboc Children’s Choir Serenades the Filipino Community in Singapore
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in The Simbang Gabi
Loboc Children’s Choir Officially Closes Yearlong Celebration of Golden Jubilee Celebration of PH-SG Relations
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Celebrates Rizal Day
Filipino Artistry Shines in Singapore Biennale 2019
PH Embassy Briefs DAP’s Public Management Development Program Participants
Pair of Philippine Eagles at Jurong Bird Park Officially Presented to the Public and Media
Philippine Embassy in Singapore in collaboration with the International Pro Bono Alliance, Inc. – Conduct a Free Lecture and Legal Aid Clinic for the Filipino Community
ASEAN Gala Night 2019 Successfully Held in Singapore
Inaugural Philippine Film Festival Successfully Held in Singapore
DOT in CAPA Asia Aviation Summit to bring in more Airlines to PH
UP Alumni Association Singapore Raise Funds for Scholarship Program through Cookbook
First Philippines-Singapore Business and Investment Summit
Filipino Tour Operators and Tourism Destinations Participated at the ITB Asia 2019
Filipino Photo Artist Featured for the First Time in Art Trek
Art Trek 13 Concludes with a Back-to-Back Exhibition and Art Workshop
Utterly Art Unveils its Rich Collection of Masterpieces for Art Trek 13
Manila Urban Vibe Showcased at Art Trek 13 Exhibit
Photo Exhibit on 50 Years of PH-SG Friendship Launched at National Library Singapore
Whimsical Art Takes the Limelight at Di Legno’s Art Trek 13
A Fusion of Art and Design Sets the Theme for Art Trek 13 “Archipelago” Exhibition in Singapore
Hibla Exhibition Makes its Last Asian Stop this Year in Singapore
ART TREK 13 Inaugural Exhibit Features Young Filipino Artists
Bayanihan Inaugural Lecture Highlights Social Entrepreneurship
PH Embassy Provides Briefing for Ngee Ann Students Travelling to PH
DOT – TPB Conducts Philippine Business Mission to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Graced the 16th Ambassador’s Cup
Philippine Textile Embroidery Workshop
Philippine Textile Cultural Exchange
OWWA and Facebook Launch Global Digital Literacy Program for OFWs in SG
The Life and Legacy of Mr. Rafael Salas
Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
ADMU Lecturer Participated in the Workshop on Inequality and Exclusion in Southeast Asia
Diskubre Tour for Young Filipinos Open for Registration
Narra Saplings Symbolize Enduring PH-SG Relations
Five Pinay HSWs in SG Write Own Cookbook
Ms. Universe Singapore has Filipino Creative Consultant
DTI Usec. Rafaelita Aldaba and Executives of Filipino Startup Enterprises Participated in the Panel Discussion at Innovfest Unbound 2019
Filipino Cuisine: The Next Big Thing in Singapore
Philippine National Bank Conducts Seminar on Unit Investment Trust Fund for Filipinos Working in Singapore
EMBASSY ADVISORY | On Investment Schemes
MADZ Concludes Southeast Asian Tour by Captivating SG
12 Philippine IT Companies and Start-ups Participate in ConnecTech Asia 2019
Philippine Embassy Singapore hosts reception to celebrate Independence Day and Golden Anniversary of bilateral relations
EMBASSY ADVISORY | On the removal of the Red Satin Ribbon on All Legal Documents
Singapore PE Commemorates 121st Philippine Independence Day with Panagbenga Theme
Migration Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards
Filipino Artist Manuel Ocampo opens Exhibit at STPI
SPF ADVISORY | Resurgence of Lucky Draw Scams
PH Embassy Marks 50th Anniversary with SG through Launch of Commemorative Stamp
TFC as An Official Media TV Partner of PH Embassy for the celebration of 50th Anniversary of PH-SG Relations
PH Embassy SG celebrates National Heritage Month through storytelling with kids
INVITATION | Storytelling Sessions for Children
PH Embassy in Singapore convenes town hall meeting with the AFP Deputy Chief of Staff for Civil-Military Operations
Notice of Final Testing & Sealing of Vote Counting Machines
PH Embassy in Singapore holds 2nd Filipino Community Leaders’ meeting on 2019 PH Elections
Filipino Diplomat Chosen to Deliver Valedictory Speech at Singapore’s Diplomatic Academy
Philippine Embassy Singapore Conducts Cultural Briefing for Singaporean Primary School Counselors
SP Jain School of Global Management Offers Scholarships for Filipino Students and Professionals
First Metro Securities Conducts Seminars on Investment for Filipinos Working in Singapore
Call for Proposals: The Evaluation of the Informal ASEM Human Rights Seminar Series (2012-2017)
Franchise Expert Conducts Series of Talks on Venturing into the Philippine Market
Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Advisory
International Filipina Designer Pia Gladys Perey Showcased in Singapore
Overseas Voting for the 2019 Philippine National Elections | 13 April – 13 May 2019
Guidelines for Accreditation (Mass Media / Filipino Community / NGO / CSO) in Connection with the Conduct of Overseas Voting for the May 2019 elections
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Hosts Financial Literacy Seminar on Retail Treasury Bonds
PH Showcases Resilience and Creativity at Chingay Parade 2019
PH Explores Training Opportunities on Leadership and Diplomacy with SG
Philippine Embassy, Singapore Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival
Financial Literacy Seminar on Purchasing Retail Treasury Bonds
Ambassador, PH Businesses Discuss Creation of a Chamber of Commerce
50th Anniversary of PH-SG relations celebrations discussed at Filcom leaders meeting
First Sunday Consular Services in Singapore for 2019
CONSULAR ADVISORY | On the Birth Certificate Requirement
EMBASSY ADVISORY | Sunday Operations
PH and SG Jointly Launch Official Logo and Tagline for their 50th Anniversary
CONSULAR ANNOUNCEMENT | On the delay in the delivery of ePassports from DFA Manila
34 Overseas Filipinos in Singapore Pass SPLE
Philippine Embassy honours the Philippine Migrants during its Filcom Christmas Celebration
Philippine Embassy in Singapore celebrates Rizal Day
Filipino NTU Students meet and learn more about the Philippine Embassy
PH Embassy supports the 2018 18-Day Campaign To End Violence against Women (VAW)
Singapore Red Cross highlights Stories of Hope and Resilience in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
IBP-Misamis Oriental Chapter and Philippine Embassy in Singapore conduct Legal Aid Mission
PH wins 2nd Place in the ASEAN Data Science Explorer 2018
ART TREK 12 CONCLUDES WITH “BAHALA NA”
Filipino Christmas Starts Early at Mandarin Orchard
Singapore Minister Invites Peace Delegation from PH on the Bangsamoro Organic Law
Art Trek 12 reaches the home stretch with eight Filipino contemporary artists
Avante-Garde Exhibitions Featured in Art Trek 12
Bangon. Arise. Stories of Hope and Resilience.
Advisory for Hiring | Pag-IBIG Fund Singapore Office
PH Looks to SG for Reforms in its Education System
Young, Talented Filipino Artists showcased at ART TREK 12
2019 Foreign Service Officer (FSO) Examinations
FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC
PH – SG 50 Years of Diplomatic relations | Call for Submission
Art and Science Meet at Featured Exhibitions of Art Trek 12
Preview of the exhibit of Filipino artist Lindslee for #arttrek12 at Taksu Gallery
TESDA Conducts Onsite Assessment Program for Overseas Filipinos in Singapore
Filipina Promoted to Full Professor at NTU
Love and Creativity Conquer All in Art Trek 12’s Opening Exhibition
FILIPINO TECH STARTUP ENTERPRISES IN 2018 SWITCH
Project Relocation | Pre-register by 05 October 2018
Public Service Advisory on Typhoon Ompong
Singapore Police Force Advisory on Lucky draw scams
PRC Result for Registered Electrical Engineers and Registered Master Electricians
Philippine Roadshow for 14 Petroleum Blocks
Art Trek: Showcase of PH Art in Singapore now on its 12th Year
PH ART TREK 2018: An Invitation from Momentous Arts
“Travel Light” | by Abigail Dionisio and Welbart
Philippine Embassy convenes Fourth Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
Embassy Advisory for PhilHealth members
Showcase of Philippine Indigenous Culture in SG highlights the need for its preservation
NOTICE: To all PRC Examinees
National University of Singapore Society Keen on Exploring Business and Investments in PH
IMMIGRATION ADVISORY: For Married Filipino women traveling to Singapore
KASAYSAYAN AT KALINANGAN: A Seminar-Workshop on Philippine Indigenous Culture | 11 August 2018 | 2:00 pm | Bayanihan Centre
Pinoy Math Warriors Conquer Singapore
2nd PAOS for 2018 Conducted for HSWs in Singapore
OWWA Deputy Administrator Calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
PH Highlights Climate Action Plans during ASEAN Meeting on Climate Change
Philippine culture showcased in the ASEAN Arts Of Wonder
Philippine Embassy in Singapore holds Training Workshop on Trauma
Embassy Advisory on Loansharks
Filinvest President/CEO talk about “Women in Business: Empowering Filipina Entrepreneurs”
Potato Corner Opens in Singapore
PH Embassy Briefs Association of Law Students of the Philippines on PH-SG Relations and ASEAN
Filipino Community in Singapore Celebrates Pagdiriwang 2018
Philippine Embassy Singapore Hosts Independence Day Diplomatic Reception
Philippine Embassy convenes Third Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
Singapore PE Commemorates 120th Philippine Independence at Official Residence
Philippine Embassy Singapore attends “Isang Bangkang Malaya 2018″”
Advisory for Embassy clients for 11 to 14 June 2018
Singapore Police Force (SPF) Advisory on the “Lucky Draw” Scam
2nd Post Arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) on 10 June 2018
Senator Legarda meets with Environment Minister Zulkifli, Philippines and Singapore to proactively reduce carbon emissions
Senator Legarda calls for a stronger, collective ASEAN stance on green growth
Philippine Ambassador To Singapore Hosts an Appreciation Dinner for Filipino Community Volunteers and Performers who assisted in the 28 April Meeting of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
Sunday business hours for May 20, June 17 and July 15
Ambassador Yap grace the recognition night of the first Filipino-run school in Singapore
COMELEC / DFA OVS Advisory
Singapore Bridal Caravan showcases The Philippines’ finest in the wedding industry
SGPE Explores Partnership with Casa Raudha Women Home
Sec. Diokno : PH one of the fastest growing economies in ASEAN, next investment hub
PH Culture promoted during International Friendship Day with the Singaporean Primary students
Official trip of President Duterte to Singapore
Philippine Embassy convenes its Second Filipino Community Leaders’ Meeting
PH Ingenuity behind Pirates of the Caribbean-Inspired Yacht in SG
Philippine Coast Guard Deputy Commandant Elected as Chairman of ReCAAP
Filipino Professor Imparts Expertise at the Yale-NUS Symposium on the Politics of Dress in Pre-Modern Southeast Asia
Filipina Bags Women of the Future Southeast Asia Award for Social Entrepreneurship
Singapore PE Joins the 2018 Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) Liaison Night
Singapore PE Celebrates Women’s Month with Rizal
Philippines participates in The Chingay@Heartland 2018 Celebration
Election of the 2018 Philippine Independence Day Committee officers
Oathtaking of The Ateneo Alumni Association of the Leadership And Social Entrepreneurship-Singapore Chapter (AAALSE-SG) Officers
PH Start-up on Energy and Artificial Intelligence Positions Itself as Tech Company in Southeast Asia
PH Designed Furniture Showcased at the International Furniture Fair Singapore (IFFS) 2018
DTI Secretary Lopez: ASEAN is the Fastest Growing Region in the World, Exceeds Expectations
DTI Secretary Attends the 24th ASEAN Economic Ministers Retreat and Other Related Meetings
PH is no. 1 ‘best country to invest in” – US News report
Post Arrival Orientation Seminar for Filipino Domestic Workers in Singapore
Singapore PE conducts Training on Countering Human Smuggling and the Palermo Protocols to Embassy Personnel
Heneral Luna Holds its Singapore Premiere
Century of Light showcase
Mayor Lani Cayetano Participates in the Spouses’ Program of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat
Townhall Meeting Between Secretary Alan Peter S. Cayetano and Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat – 6 Feb 2018
Philippine Delegation Attend the 7th ASLOM Working Group on a Model ASEAN Extradition Treaty
106 Filipinos Graduate from The Master’s Training International
Philippine Embassy Participates in the Feast Day of Sto. Niño and the Sinulog Festival in Singapore
GENERAL LUNA by Jerrold Tarog
New PH Ambassador to Singapore Presents His Credentials to SG President
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Spearheads this year’s first Filipino Community Meeting and IBP-Davao City’s Legal Aid Mission
Filipino Artists Showcased at ART STAGE Singapore
PH Culture and SMEs Featured at Launching of SG’s ASEAN Chairmanship
Philippine Embassy Promotes the Century of Light Exhibit
New Philippine Envoy to Singapore Assumes Post
Advisory to Filipinos on Illegal Recruitment for deployment to Russia
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Participates in the Festive Filipino Celebration of Simbang Gabi 2017
Philippine Embassy Graces the 92nd Founding Anniversary and Induction of Officers of APO Alumni Association Singapore
Philippine Embassy Officials Attend the 2017 Aidha Photography Exhibition
Farewell Message of H.E. Antonio A. Morales to the Filipino Community in Singapore
Ambassador Morales Bid Farewell and celebrated Christmas with The Filipino Community in Singapore
Ambassador Morales Makes a Farewell Call on Singaporean Foreign Minister
Philippine Ambassador pays farewell call on Singapore Minister of Manpower
PH Embassy Hosts ASEAN Gala in Singapore
Ambassador Morales makes farewell calls on Singaporean Prime Minister and President
Juan Luna Masterpieces Showcased at the National Gallery Singapore
DOLE suspends processing of OECs
DOT recognized as Tourism Organization of the Year by the CAPA Asia Pacific Aviation Awards for Excellence
Courtesy Visit of FEU Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management Students
Second Batch of Davao del Norte Delegate to the ASEAN Integration Learning Exchange Caravan (AILEC) Visited the Philippine Embassy
Filipino Designers Showcased at Singapore Fashion Week
Filipino-Australian receives Singapore’s Young Artist Award 2017
Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) Students Visit the Philippine Embassy
PH Tourism Promoted at 2017 ITB Asia
University of St. La Salle- Bacolod Faculty and Students Pay Courtesy Call at the Philippine Embassy
Ayala Land sees surge in SG investors to 50% since 2013
Philippine Embassy attends 8th Foreign Domestic Workers Day
Philippine Embassy attends opening of Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship Programs opening sessions
Philippine Delegation Participates in the CIL Regional Workshop on Southeast Asia Sea Areas
DOTr Secretary Attends the 23rd ASEAN Transport Ministers Meeting
ASEAN 50 marker unveiled at SMU Greens
Philippine Ambassador congratulates new UAP officers at joint induction
Philippine Embassy joins 22nd Anniversary celebration of Holy Rosary Rally in Singapore
Barker Road Methodist Church cited for work benefiting Filipinos in Singapore
BCDA and IE Singapore ink agreement on cooperation in the Development of New Clark City
MARINA senior official takes part in 7th Maritime Public Leaders Programme
Ambassador attends opening of Pinoy edition Vol. 1 pop up at edit lifestyle
Philippine Embassy hosts showcase exhibition of Philippine Art Trek 2017 in Singapore
Former Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs encourages ASEAN citizens to help make ASEAN better
Clara Ole representatives meet with Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy In Singapore Joins Tour Of Singapore Container Ports
One East Asia Gallery reconnects with Philippine Art Trek
James Cook University’s Pride of Place series features Philippine Tourism
Millennials’ Voices opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
Philippine Embassy participates in Singapore Red Cross International Bazaar
5th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders convenes at Philippine Embassy Singapore
Philippines Participate in the UN Workshop on Cybersecurity Norms
Philippine Embassy in Singapore observes UN International Day of Peace
Philippine Ambassador delivers opening address during launch of IP Book at NUS Law
Progress in ASEAN Economic Community cited at RHT ASEAN Summit
RBN Chambers LLC Calls on Philippine Ambassador
3rd Exhibit of 2017 Philippine Art Trek opens at Goshen Art Gallery Singapore
Philippines places importance to Cybersecurity at Singapore International Cyber Week 2017
NCCA Chairman launches Sentro Rizal in Singapore
Philippine Embassy graces 16th anniversary celebration of Batangas Varsitarians Singapore
Philippine Embassy and POLO hold Post-arrival Orientation Seminar
Officials of Global Filipino Movement visit Philippine Embassy
Philippine Ambassador congratulates new President of Singapore
Heavy equipment supplier expresses interest in doing business in the Philippines
Artist Nemiranda presents plan for art collaboration in Singapore
SUPERHUMAN: ART TREK 2017 SECOND EXHIBIT
ASEAN Chair’s AMMTC Team Held Talks with Singapore Government Officials
Philippine Embassy held Strategic Wellness Seminar and Debriefing for Embassy Personnel
OMWA Officials Visit Singapore
Delegates from the National Institute of Physics, UP Diliman Represent Philippines at the Meeting on ASEAN Federation of Physics Societies
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN SINGAPORE PARTICIPATED IN THE “2017 ASEAN DAY RECEPTION”
The American Chamber in Singapore (AmCham) Officals call on the PH Ambassador
“Life and Visionaries” a solo exhibition by Mr. Benjamin Cruz
PH ECONOMIC TEAM CONDUCTS FIRST ECONOMIC ROADSHOW FOR ASIA IN SG
Duterte’s men highlight vibrant Philippines before investors in first int’l roadshow
Special Envoy Jose de Venecia speaks on One Belt, One Road
Officials of El Shaddai Singapore pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy delegation tours Istana Heritage Gallery
Philippine Embassy Officials grace LSE Graduation Ceremony
The President’s message on the occassion of the ASEAN’s 50th Anniversary
Philippine Embassy joins Social Contribution day of SSEAYP/ASEAN Project 3050 in Singapore
DFA Undersecretary conducts consultations at Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador says consensus-based decision-making process is important in preserving ASEAN unity
1st Preparatory Meeting for 2017 Gala Night convenes at the Philippine Embassy Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore meets PHL participants at 19th APPSMO
Gabriel Law Corporation Calls on Philippine Ambassador
Training on the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2017-2022 Pioneered by PH Embassy Singapore
PH Embassy and Nanyang Technological University Co-Host Panel Discussion on Women, Peace and Security in Southeast Asia
Philippine Embassy Singapore convenes 4th Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders
Hotel Sales and Marketing Representative seeks collaboration with PHL players
Chairman of CARD MRI calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador graces Maybank’s Cocktail Reception
PH Chocolates and Pili Nuts Featured at the Specialty & Fine Food Asia 2017
Thinking Pinoy visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador shares insights on ASEAN at Channel News Asia’s “Between the Lines”
Philippine Embassy in Singapore leads observance of the 39th National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NDPR) Week
Vice Governor Ka-Agapay holds consultations with Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore
New Business Development Director of Don Papa Rum calls on Ambassador Antonio A. Morales
Philippine Embassy congratulates Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ 4th Watch Singapore on 14th Anniversary
Officials of Philippine Embassy in Singapore congratulate new graduates of Skill Training Programs
Philippine Ambassador in Singapore ties it up for The Straits Times Run in the City 2017
DepEd Officials in Singapore for 9th ASEAN School Games
A Delegation of Vice Governors meet with Philippine Embassy Officials
Presidents of Three State Universities visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Global strategist/author Dr. Parag Khanna presents copy of latest book to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Senior Minister for State for Defence and Foreign Affairs Invites Philippine Ambassador to Hari Raya Open House
Top Diplomats joins President of Singapore in Inter Racial Inter Religious Harmony Nite 2017
Global Community Day 2017 features Philippine booth
Bloomberg Singapore office welcomes officials of the Philippine Embassy
UST Officials pay courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Officials of the Philippine Embassy bid farewell to Malaysian colleague
Philippine Embassy Officials met Philippine delegation at Interpol World 2017 in Singapore
Academic and author presents latest work to Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore sits down with Vice Dean of NUS-LKYSPP
Officials of Little Heroes Dreams pay courtesy call on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
Sun Media Pte. Ltd. officially presents Partner Philippines magazine to Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine officials visit the Philippine residence in Singapore
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY JOINS THE EID’L FITR CELEBRATION
Singapore PE screens “Remittance” in observance of Filipino Migrant Workers’ Day
Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives new Cambodian Ambassador to Singapore
Isang Bangkang Malaya concludes PIDC 2017-related activities in Singapore
2nd Get-Together Event of Political Officers and Military Attachés organized by the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador to Singapore hosts Iftar
Pagdiriwang 2017 held in Singapore
Philippine Embassy hosts Diplomatic Reception in Singapore on the occasion of the 119th Anniversary of the Proclamation of’ Philippine Independence
PH Embassy Singapore and LBC Send Relief Goods to Victims of Marawi Siege
Philippine Embassy Singapore leads Flag-raising ceremony to observe 119th Philippine Independence Day
Philippine Embassy officials participate in the 16th Shangri-La Dialogue
Philippine Ambassador welcomes colleagues in Official Residence
Philippine Embassy officials meet PEZA Director General
PH Shares Best Practices on Hosting APEC
Philippine Students at NTU-RSIS Singapore visit Philippine Ambassador’s Residence
Philippine Embassy participates at International Friendship Day 2017 weekend Carnival at Singapore Discovery Centre
Light of Jesus invites Philippine Embassy to 7th Anniversary Celebration
National Book Development Board Encouraged to Promote Literary Exchanges between PH and SG
PH selected as Country-in-Focus at CommunicAsia 2017
Philippine Embassy Supports the 9th Special Olympics Singapore National Games
Officials of Noble Life International visit Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Embassy receives new set of officers of IIEE Singapore Chapter
Philippine Ambassador graces 2017 edition of OFW Pinoy Talent Festival at YWCA Singapore
Singapore PE Joins the Mother’s Day Celebration of HSWs
Philippine Embassy hosts 3rd General Meeting of Filipino Community Leaders in Singapore
BRP Gregorio del Pilar welcomes on board Philippine Embassy and Filipino community in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador attends opening of IMDEX Asia 2017 in Singapore
Philippine Embassy and Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore led 3rd edition of Bayanihan Walk
PH Promotes Leisure and MICE Tourism in Singapore
Philippine Embassy celebrates Labour Day 2017 with Filipino Overseas Workers in Singapore
Philippine Permanent Representative to ASEAN highlights the prospects of ASEAN 2025 at CNA-SMU Perspectives
Golf Enthusiasts Tee Off for an even stronger ASEAN at friendly Golf Game
Congressman Arthur Yap leads Congressional Delegation on Educational Tour in Singapore
Philippine booth opens at the International Friendship Day 2017 Exhibition of the Singapore Discovery Centre
Philippine Ambassador joins Annual Diplomatic Reception hosted by the President of Singapore
Facebook Supports PH’s Public and Economic Diplomacy Thrusts
Senate President Koko Pimentel meets Filcom leaders in Singapore
Makati City Executives visit the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Philippine Ambassador graces Indonesian SDG Event
AIMS Learning International opens new school
Chancellor of James Cook University visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
PEZA Executives Complete Temasek Foundation International Leaders in Economic Development Programme
Philippine Ambassador participates in OSIM Sundown Marathon 2017 in Singapore
Skills Training Program provider invites Philippine Embassy officials to product presentation
Philippine Embassy graces Iglesia ni Cristo event in Singapore
Filipino boxer defends crown at WBC Silver Championship in Singapore
PHILHEALTH officials conduct briefings for OFWs in Singapore
Second Filipino Community Leaders Meeting held in Singapore
Officials of Taman Bacaan presents book on anti-terrorism to the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
High Commissioner of India calls on Philippine Ambassador to Singapore
E-commerce in PH at nascent stage but still shows promise
Filinvest to Open Office in Singapore
Skills Training Provider in SG to award scholarships to OFWs
ADVISORY TO FILIPINO NATIONALS IN SINGAPORE
Philippine Embassy Officials join SICC Meeting
Philippine Embassy Singapore holds activities in observance of “Buwan ng Sining”
Representatives of Pagdiriwang 2017 Committee join lunch with Philippine Embassy Officials
Representatives of ASKI pay courtesy call on Philippine Embassy Officials
Philippine Madrigal Singers impress concertgoers at Esplanade Singapore
Officials of the Philippine Embassy Singapore grace premiere of “Isang Araw: Ikatlong Yugto”
Candidates from the Filipino Community compete in Beauty Pageants cum Fashion Shows in Singapore
FOWS elects new set of officers
ASEAN Heads of Mission bid farewell to Cambodian colleague
PH featured as travel destination at the Aviation Festival Asia
Yellow Cab Pizza Officially Launched in SG
Media Advocacy and Media (MAM) Awards 2017
2017 Sessions of Leadership and Social Enterpreneurship (LSE) Program open in Singapore
Post-arrival Orientation Seminar held at the Philippine Bayanihan Centre in Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore participates in Friendly Golf Tournament
PH Embassy in SG Reiterates Demonetization of Old Banknote Series
PH and Bangladesh Envoys to SG Discuss Migration and ASEAN
Filipino Lawyers in SG gather at the Philippine Official Residence
Congressional Delegation Visits SG to Study its Energy and Waste Management Systems
PHL Secretary of National Defense Visits Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Sinulog returns to Singapore for the third time at Singapore’s Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church
Philippine Embassy Singapore launches Philippine 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN with Filcom during first Meeting of the Year
PH Ambassador to SG hosts DOT Secretary
“Renaissance Revisit” opens at Di Legno Gallery Singapore
Philippine Embassy Singapore receives delegation from Life College, Inc.
Philippines Night showcase Filipino party atmosphere at the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2017
Ambassador Antonio Morales briefs EU Heads of Mission in Singapore on PHL 2017 ASEAN Chairmanship
PHL Embassy Officials grace HOME Academy 12th Graduation Ceremony
Filipinos in SG Encouraged to Explore Franchising as Investment
Philippine Participant in Singapore Army Command and Staff Course calls on Philippine Embassy Officials
Philippine Embassy participates in International Conference on the Legal Dimension of the South China Sea Award
Philippine Embassy leads observance of 120th Rizal Day in Singapore
“Simbang Gabi” 2016 in Singapore
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Notice to the Public
SG to host media training for PCOO
President Duterte reaffirms strong PHL-SG relations during his State Visit to Singapore
PAL Launches SG-Cebu Flights
PH Embassy in SG conducts briefing for De La Salle Lipa Students
Filipino Artist debuts solo ceramic exhibition in Singapore
Egyptian Ambassador Calls on PH Ambassador to SG, says these are interesting times for Asia
Paskong Pinoy 2016 for the Filipino community Singapore
Filipino Culture showcased at the 2016 ASEAN Gala Night in Singapore
PH Ambassador Receives UAE Counterpart in Singapore
Avida Land Promotes PH Real Estate in Singapore
Philippine DFA Undersecretary for Policy discusses his country’s 2017 Chairmanship of ASEAN at ISEAS-YII
Joint TWC2-FFN Training Programme Graduates latest batch of Trainees
POLO Singapore conducts Livelihood Seminar for OFWs
PHL officials gather at Official Residence in Singapore
Senator Leticia Ramos-Shahani delivers lecture at the Singapore Management University
FOWS holds 24th Graduation Ceremony
PSALMIDEO’S THANKSGIVING CONCERT , “CARITAS ET AMOR” (CHARITY AND LOVE)
Ambassador Morales closes 16th ASEM Seminar on Human Rights in Beijing
Ambassador Antonio A. Morales receives DPRK’s Ambassador to Singapore
PH Embassy joins the 12th Year Anniversary of Metro Remittance Singapore
Students from New Era University Visits the Philippine Embassy in Singapore
7 Pag-IBIG projects honored at ASSA Recognition Awards 2016
COURTESY CALL OF THE QUEZON CITY BARANGAY OFFICIALS
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR ATTENDS THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF PORT CITIES: MULTICULTURAL EMPORIUMS OF ASIA, 1500-1900
Filipino Artists join Singapore Biennale 2016
PHL Exhibitors make presence felt at ITB Asia 2016 in Singapore
2016 International Conference on Religion and Peace held in Singapore
Philippine Embassy joins Muslim Converts Association of Singapore in Cultural Diversity Celebration
NACPAE holds conference in Singapore, pays courtesy call at the Philippine Embassy
Philippine Embassy in Singapore Observes the National Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity 2016 Awareness Week
Philippine Embassy Welcomes Students from PATTS College of Aeronautics
ABS-CBN celebrities entertain Filipino community in Singapore
Manhattan Fish Market Singapore introduces ‘masarap platter’ to Filipino audience
Overseas Filipino Workers graduate from FILODEP Skills Training Course
Findings of Leadership Mosaics Across Asia Research presented at Resorts World Sentosa Singapore
IREMIT calls on Philippine Embassy in Singapore
Two (2) Philippine Real Estate Companies join Singapore Property Guru Event
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Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship Seminar 2016
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DSWD Travel Clearance for Filipino Minors

The information below is taken from the website of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

http://www.dswd.gov.ph/faqs/travel-clearance-for-minors/
http://www.dswd.gov.ph/about-us/citizens-charter/processing-of-application-for-travel-clearance-for-minors-traveling-abroad/

Because of incidences of child abductions, a Filipino minor child, regardless of civil status, is required to secure a travel clearance issued by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) if the child will travel out of the Philippines, either alone or with an adult other than a parent.

MINORS EXEMPTED FROM SECURING A TRAVEL CLEARANCE

The only exemptions to the DSWD travel clearance are minor children who are:

travelling with either parent
travelling with the legal guardian
immigrants to another country and are holding a valid permanent residency card, dependents visa, or other pass issued by another country which proves residency with parents abroad. A minor who holds a permanent residency card of another country, or a valid pass such as dependents visa/pass/identification or permanent resident visa/pass/identification card is no longer required to secure travel clearance from DSWD.
not a Filipino citizen and are holding a foreign passport

A minor who is a Filipino citizen and living abroad but does not hold either a permanent resident visa or equivalent pass issued by another country is required to secure a travel clearance.

DSWD REQUIREMENTS FOR A TRAVEL CLEARANCE

The application for travel clearance and its documentary requirements are filed at any DSWD Field Office. The application form is available at all DSWD Field Offices and downloadable from DSWD website www.dswd.gov.ph. The documentary requirements vary depending on whether the child is travelling alone or travelling with an adult other than a parent or legal guardian

For minors travelling alone to a foreign country for the first time
Duly accomplished DSWD Travel Clearance application form
Photocopy of either Birth Certificate or passport of the minor
Written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel alone to a foreign country. Parents based in Singapore can book an appointment through THIS LINK to secure a consularized Affidavit from the Philippine Embassy in Singapore granting permission for the minor to travel alone.
(married parents) a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents
(legal guardian) a photocopy of the certificate of legal guardianship of the minor,
(solo parent) a photocopy of the solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, a Local Social Welfare and Development Office, Tallaq or Faskh certification from the Shariah court or any Muslim Barangay or religious leader
(if child is illegitimate) a Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO)
(if parents are deceased) a photocopy of the death certificate
Two colored passport size photos of the minor taken within the last six (6) months
The DSWD social worker may require additional documentary requirements during the assessment of the Travel Clearance application to make sure that no child shall be trafficked and that the child’s best interest and welfare is ensured.
For minors travelling for the first time with a person other than the parents or legal guardian
A photocopy of the birth certificate of minor
A written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel to a foreign country with a specific person other than them. Parents based in Singapore can book an appointment through THIS LINK to secure a consularized Affidavit from the Philippine Embassy in Singapore granting permission to the minor’s guardian to accompany the child during his/her travel.
As appropriate, a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or a certificate of legal guardianship of the minor or in the case of solo parents, a solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office or a certification from the Local Social Welfare and Development Office of being a solo parent or a court decree of separation, annulment or divorce, or Tallaq or Fasakh certification from the Shariah court or any muslim barangay or religious leader or in the case of an illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage (CENOMAR) *from the National Statistics Office or in the case of a deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate
Two colored passport photos of the minor taken within the last 6 months.
Photocopy of the passport of the travelling companion
For minor illegitimate children travelling abroad with the biological father

A minor illegitimate child who is travelling abroad accompanied by the biological father is required to secure a travel clearance certificate as parental authority is vested only to the mother of the child, per Article 176 of the Family Code of the Philippines.

VALIDITY OF A DSWD TRAVEL CLEARANCE

A DSWD travel clearance is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of issuance and shall be valid for multiple travels within the validity period, provided the conditions under which the travel clearance was issued have not changed. If a change in condition occurs like a change in travelling companion, a new travel clearance must be obtained.

CHILDREN OF SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

Orphaned minors who have no appointed legal guardian

The grandparents (paternal or maternal) who exercise parental authority over an orphaned minor may issue the consent even without guardianship order from the Court. But in cases where both the grandparents are deceased, the relatives or acting guardians of the minor should work for their legal guardianship over the minor.

Minors whose parents have marital conflict and on hold order

A minor who is the subject of ongoing custody battle between parents will not be issued a travel clearance unless a Court Order is issued to allow the child to travel abroad with either parent or authorized guardian.

A child whose name is included in the Bureau of Immigration’s watchlist of minors travelling abroad will be prevented from leaving the country.

Illegitimate children

The Family Code of the Philippines vests the mother with the parental authority over an illegitimate child (Article 176).

If travelling with the mother, a DSWD travel clearance is not required.
If travelling with a person other than the mother, a DSWD travel clearance is required.
If travelling with the biological father, a DSWD travel clearance is required. However, if a Court Order has granted parental authority to the father, a DSWD travel clearance is not required.
If travelling with an adult other than the mother, a DSWD travel clearance is required.

ELECTRONIC OR FAX TRANSMISSION OF PARENTAL CONSENT

A faxed copy is acceptable. Likewise, a computer generated photo of minors and emailed documents are acceptable.

Kindly contact any DSWD Field Office for inquiries.

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How to secure a travel clearance for minors traveling alone abroad?

Are you a minor or below 18 years old who is planning to go abroad without your parents or guardian?

All you have to do is secure a travel clearance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

A travel clearance is a document issued by the DSWD Field Offices or its attached agency, National Authority for Child Care (NACC), to a minor travelling abroad unaccompanied by any of the parent or those persons having parental authority and legal custody over the child.

Who needs to secure a Travel Clearance?

Filipino minor who is travelling alone using the Philippine passport only for their travel outside the Philippines;
Filipino minor travelling with prospective adoptive parent/s for purpose of inter-country adoption;
Filipino minor travelling with a person other than his/her parent/s, legal guardian or person exercising parental authority/ legal custody over him/her;
Filipino minor who is illegitimate and is travelling with his/her biological father;
For married minors, the same requirement applies to that of unmarried minors travelling abroad.

First time applicants need to prepare the following:

Duly accomplished application form
Birth certificate of minor issued by Philippine Statistics Authority (original and photocopy)
As appropriate, PSA issued Marriage Certificate of the parents if legitimate child (original and photocopy).
If unmarried parents, PSA issued Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) of the mother issued by Philippine Statistics Authority (original and photocopy).
Certificate of No Marriage from the Local Civil Registry if fictitious marriage
In case of deceased parent, PSA issued Death Certificate (original and photocopy).
Notarized affidavit of consent signed by both parents, or the person exercising parental authority or legal custody over the minor
Valid ID of parents with specimen signatures. If parents are working abroad, include copy of their valid passport and visa. If seafarer, copy of the seafarer’s book.
Two (2) pieces colored, and latest passport size pictures of minor (white background)
Valid passport of the minor’s travelling companion. Notarized affidavit of undertaking if travelling companion is a non-relative of minor.
Notarized affidavit of support and certified true copy of any evidence to show financial capability of sponsor.

The DSWD said the application must be submitted/filed manually by the parent/s or legal guardian or a duly authorized representative at DSWD Field Office that has jurisdiction over the residence of minor. It is open from Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except holidays).

The Travel Clearance may be issued within three (3) working days upon submission of the required documents.

Applicants must pay P300 per child with one year validity and P600 per child with two (2) years validity.

In case of loss of the issued travel clearance, new set of requirements should be submitted to the Field Office and will be issued a new travel clearance. This should not be taken as a renewal of travel clearance but a new application, the DSWD said.

Meanwhile, those who are exempted to secure travel clearance are minors accompanied by the following:

Either or both of the minor’s parents, if legitimate minor;
The minor’s biological mother, if illegitimate minor;
The minor’s father who has been granted sole parental authority or custody by the proper court, if the minor is illegitimate;
The minor’s legal guardian;
The person, including one of the minor’s parents, who was granted sole parental authority or legal custody by the proper court
Minor’s adoptive parents if the minor granted with adoption decree and certificate of finality.

DSWD noted that minors under special circumstances travelling unaccompanied or alone must have the following documents:

Unaccompanied minor certificate from the airlines
Waiver from the parents releasing DSWD-NCR from any liability/responsibility in case of untoward incident during the travel of the child.
If minor will be visiting a relative abroad, include letter of invitation/support and guarantee from the inviter/sponsor with attached copy of his/her passport and visa.

"No minor below 13 years of age shall be allowed to travel alone," DSWD noted. —AOL, GMA Integrated News

DSWD Travel Clearance for Minor|Requirements and Conditions

Traveling has been a form of leisure for Filipinos. Even minors love to travel abroad without their parents or family.

But because of incidences of child abductions, a minor regardless of civil status is required to secure a travel clearance issued by the DSWD.

Travel Clearance for Minors

A travel clearance is a document issued by the DSWD to a Filipino child (below 18 years of age) traveling abroad alone or with someone other than his/her parents.

Who needs a travel Clearance

Below 18-year-old minor traveling alone to a foreign country;
A minor traveling to a foreign country accompanied by a person other than his or her parents; and
An illegitimate child traveling to a foreign country accompanied by a person other than the mother.

Who does not need a Travel Clearance

A minor traveling to a foreign country with either parent or with his or her solo parent or legal guardian;
A minor traveling abroad whose parents are in the Foreign Service or living abroad or are immigrants, provided he/she is holding a valid pass such as a dependents visa/pass/identification card or permanent resident visa/pass/identification card which serves as proof that he/she is living with parents abroad and their travel does not constitute child trafficking.
A minor with a permanent residency card;
A minor who is not a Filipino citizen and holds a foreign passport;
An illegitimate child traveling abroad with his/her mother.

Requirements for Travel Clearance

The application for travel clearance and its documentary requirements are filed at any DSWD Field Office.

The application form is available at all DSWD Field Offices and downloadable from DSWD website www.dswd.gov.ph.

The documentary requirements vary depending on whether the child is traveling alone or traveling with an adult other than a parent or legal guardian.

For minors traveling alone to a foreign country for the first time

Duly accomplished DSWD Travel Clearance application form.
Photocopy of either Birth Certificate or passport of the minor.
Written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel alone to a foreign country.
(married parents) a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents
(legal guardian) a photocopy of the certificate of legal guardianship of the minor,
(solo parent) a photocopy of the solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, a Local Social Welfare and Development Office, Tallaq or Faskh certification from the Shariah court or any Muslim Barangay or religious leader
(if the child is illegitimate) a Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO)
(if parents are deceased) a photocopy of the death certificate
Two colored passport size photos of the minor taken within the last six (6) months.
The DSWD social worker may require additional documentary requirements during the assessment of the Travel Clearance application to make sure that no child shall be trafficked and that the child’s best interest and welfare are ensured.

For minors traveling for the first time with a person other than the parents or legal guardian

A photocopy of the birth certificate of the minor.
Written consent of both parents or the solo parent or the legal guardian permitting the minor to travel to a foreign country with a specific person other than them.
As appropriate, a photocopy of the marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or a certificate of legal guardianship of the minor or in the case of solo parents, a solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office or a certification from the Local Social Welfare and Development Office of being a solo parent or a court decree of separation, annulment or divorce, or Tallaq or Fasakh certification from the Shariah court or any Muslim Barangay or religious leader or in the case of an illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage (CENOMAR) *from the National Statistics Office or in the case of a deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate
Two colored passport photos of the minor taken within the last 6 months.
Photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion.

For minor illegitimate children traveling abroad with the biological father

A minor illegitimate child who is traveling abroad accompanied by the biological father is required to secure a travel clearance certificate as parental authority is vested only to the mother of the child, per Article 176 of the Family Code of the Philippines.

Validity for Travel Clearance

If a change in condition occurs like a change in traveling companion, a new travel clearance must be obtained.

HOW MUCH IS THE PROCESSING FEE FOR A TRAVEL CLEARANCE ISSUED TO A MINOR?

The DSWD shall collect a processing fee for each travel clearance issued to minors traveling abroad under the following options:

Php 300.00 with a validity of one (1) year.
Php 600.00 with a validity of two (2) years.

Where can one file the application?

The application for travel clearance, together with the supporting documents required shall be submitted/filed at the DSWD Regional Office that has jurisdiction over the minor’s residence.

Application forms may be obtained from any DSWD-Regional Office or maybe downloaded from the website www.dswd.gov.ph.

On the appointed date, go to the DSWD Regional Office that has jurisdiction over the minor’s residence which processed your application, to submit the original copy of your supporting documents and pay PhP300.00 per travel clearance certificate. The travel clearance certificate will be obtained thereafter.

How to Get a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors in 2024

How to get a DSWD Travel Clearance for minors and what are the requirements for the application of travel clearance?

Follow these easy step-by-step procedures in getting a DSWD clearance to travel abroad alone or with your little loved one relatives and friends.

If you are below 18, you can also make your dreams come true to travel the world solo or with your friends. Visit medieval places in Europe or explore the wonders of Asia, no matter where you want to start your journey, do not forget to secure your travel clearance.

In this post, we are going to share the requirements in applying for a DSWD travel clearance. Why do you need this travel permit? How can you get one, where to get a DSWD clearance, how much it is and how long is the processing time? Let’s go!

dswd travel clearance requirements for minors

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What is a DSWD Travel Clearance?

Travel Clearance is a permit issued by the Department of Social Welfare and Development for a minor who is below 18 years old , who wants to travel abroad alone, without any of his or her parent, or guardian. All minors must secure this travel permit before their travel overseas.

How to Get a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors:

Determine if you need a travel clearance from the DSWD
Prepare the documents required for the application of travel clearance
Fill out the application form provided by the the DSWD
Submit your application at the Department of Social Welfare and Development
Pay the processing fees
Receive your travel clearance

Who are required to get a DSWD Travel Clearance?

Travel clearance is requested at the boarding reception and immigration before a flight. As long as the minor is traveling without any of his parent or legal guardian, they need this clearance before traveling outside the Philippines.

You will need a travel clearance if you are:

A minor who is traveling alone using his Philippine Passport only for their travel outside the Philippines
Below 18 of age traveling with prospective adoptive parent/s for purpose of inter-country adoption
A minor traveling with a person other than his/her parent/s, legal guardian or person exercising parental authority/legal custody over him/her.
Illegitimate minor who is traveling with his/her biological father.
Married minors, the same requirements apply to that of unmarried minors traveling abroad.

DSWD Travel Clearance Requirements for Minors:

Dswd travel clearance application form.

Assessment Report from the Local Social Welfare and Development Office (LSWDO) or SWOII of the Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Team when necessary
PSA Birth Certificate
A photocopy of the PSA marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or the Court Decision on Legal Guardianship of the minor, or tallaq or fasakh certification from the Shariah Court or any Muslim Barangay or Religious leader
In the case of illegitimate minor, PSA CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage) of the minor’s mother
Notarized (notarized at the place of residence) affidavit or written consent of parents, the solo parent and the legal guardian, whichever is applicable, permitting the minor to travel to a foreign country. In the absence of both parents or an appointed legal guardian, the relative’s consent in the order of preference provided under Article 216 of the Family Code of the Philippines (Executive Order No. 209 as amended) shall prevail and in which case, an Assessment Report by the Social Worker of the LSWDO should also be submitted with a copy of the parent/s/legal guardian’s valid identification card with specimen signature, and visa of parents if working abroad (for legitimate children, both grandparents who have the custody of the minor). For illegitimate or non-marital child, consent of maternal grandparents is required
Two original colored passport-size photos (white, red, or blue background) of the minor taken within the last 6 months from the time of application. No scanned picture is allowed

Affidavit of Support and certified copy of any evidence to show financial capability of sponsor such as Certificate of Employment, Latest Income Tax Return, Bank Statement

In case either or both parents of the minor are deceased, certified true copy of the PSA Death Certificate of each of the parents
Unaccompanied Minor Certificate from the Airlines
Waiver from the parents releasing DSWD from any liability/responsibility in case of untoward incident during the travel of the child

The requirements above are for minors traveling alone to a foreign country for the first time.

How to Renew a DSWD Travel Clearance?

For a succeeding travel of unaccompanied or traveling alone minor to a foreign to a foreign country:.

DSWD Clearance application form
Notarized affidavit or written consent of both parents, the solo parent and the legal guardian, whichever is applicable, with a copy of the valid identification card with specimen signature
Original copy of the previous Travel Clearance issued
Two original colored passport-size photos (white, red or blue background) of the minor taken within the last six (6) months from the time of application. No scanned pictures will be accepted
Unaccomplished Minor Certificate from the Airlines
Waiver the parents releasing DSWD from any liability/responsibility in case of untoward incident during the travel of the child.

Minor traveling for the first time with a person other than the parents or legal guardian:

Duly accomplished application form
Photo copy of PSA birth certificate of the minor
Notarized affidavit or written consent of both parents or solo parent or legal guardian, attached with valid identification card with specimen signature
Photocopy of PSA marriage certificate of the minor’s parents or a certificate of legal guardianship, in the case of solo parent, a solo parent identification card from the LSWDO or a certification of being a solo parent (assessment report of the LSWDO as attachment), a court decree of separation, annulment or divorce, in case of illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage from the PSA, if applicable; in case of deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate
Two original colored (white, red or blue background) passport size photos of minor taken within the last 6 six months. No scanned pictures will be accepted
Photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion.

Minors traveling subsequently with other the parents or legal guardian:

Original copy of the Travel Clearance previously issued by DSWD field Office
Notarized affidavit of consent from biological parent/s guardian authorizing a particular person to accompany the child in his/her travel abroad, with a copy of the valid identification card with specimen signature
Two original colored (white, red or blue background) passport size photos of minor taken within the last six months. No scanned pictures will be accepted
Photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion

Additional requirements for DSWD Travel Clearance for minors – under special circumstances.

For filipino minor migrating to another country:.

Visa petition approval

For a minor who will study abroad:

Acceptance or certificate of Enrollment or Registration from the school where minor is to be enrolled.

For a minor who will attend conference, study tours, competition, Student Exchange Program, Summer Camp, Pilgrimage, World Youth Day and Other Related activities:

Certification from sponsoring organization
Affidavit of undertaking of companion indicating the safety measures undertaken by the sports agency (for sports competition)
Signed invitation from the Sponsoring agency/organization abroad with itinerary of travel and list of participants and duration of the activity/travel

For minor going abroad for medical purposes:

Medical abstract of the minor
Recommendation from attending physician that such medical procedure is not available in the country, letter from sponsor

For minors whose parents are seafarers:

A certification from the manning agency attesting to the parent’s employment
Photocopy of the Seaman’s Book

For abandoned minor with alleged missing parent, if parents are married, the following shall be the requirements:

Social Case Study Report executed by a licensed social worker of the local government unit
Blotter report from either the local police or barangay certification from the locality or the last known address of the alleged missing
One (1) returned registered mail to the last known address of the alleged missing parent or known relative

Depending on the minor’s status above, the documents required and requested must be submitted at the DSWD office where the minor resides. The social worker shall review and evaluate the documents submitted and ensure that they are valid. An interview shall likewise take place and additional documents may be required from the applicants if needed.

DSWD Travel Clearance Fees

How much is the cost of getting DSWD travel clearance? Travel clearance with one-year validity costs P300. For clearances with two-year validity it will cost P600.

DSWD Clearance Frequently Asked Questions:

What if the minor’s parents are dead and there is no appointed legal guardian.

According to DSWD , paternal or maternal grandparents who exercise parental authority over a minor may issue the consent even without guardianship order from the court. But in cases where both the paternal or maternal grandparents are deceased, relatives or acting guardians of the minor should work for their legal guardianship over the minor.

Can illegitimate children with pending visa application at the embassy apply for a travel clearance?

DSWD says that illegitimate children are under the custody of the mother. If they will be traveling with the mother, they are not required to secure a travel clearance from the DSWD. If they are traveling with person other than the mother, they must secure a travel clearance.

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23 thoughts on “How to Get a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors in 2024”

Hi, My 13 yr old son is travelling/migrating abroad with my sister in law. Is my sister in law considered as a legal guardian of my son? Do we still need to get a legal guardianship from court?

Hello. I am currently working abroad and wanted to go home to the philippines and bring my children for a short visit in the country where i am working. Do i still need to secure a travel clearance or travel consent from their father because it is only me and kids who will travel? Thank you

Hi there I would like to confirm with you if does my illegitimate son 15yrs old travelling alone and holds unexpired US permanent resident card still need to secure a travel clearance?

Unfortunately your original reply was not at all clear as my question I don’t think fits the perimeters of these mentioned guidelines. Therefore Could I please confirm even though we are not married our child (illegitimate) holds (Duel Filipino and Australian Citizenship and will be Traveling using both her Filipino and Australian passports) with hier Biological father only therefore are we still required to gain the relevant permission to travel doc from the DSWD or is a permission to travel consent personalized from me and notarized for authenticity purposes enough given the above.

Your confirmation would be greatly appreciated

Thank you for your reply however the reason I wrote my initial question is because I couldn’t find the relevant answer under your updated guidelines therefore could you please confirm further.

Appreciate if your able to do that.

Hi ya (hope you and your family are well)

Could I please confirm even though we are not married our child (illegitimate) holds (Duel Filipino and Australian Citizenship and will be Traveling using both her Filipino and Australian passports) with hier Biological father only therefore are we still required to gain the relevant permission to travel doc from the DSWD or is a permission to travel consent personalized from me and notarized for authenticity purposes enough given the above.

Hi Janice, illegitimate minor who is traveling with his/her biological father needs travel clearance according to the requirements above. Due to the pandemic, please go to the DSWD directly to confirm new requirements because new protocol, additional, or changes in requirements may be required now. God bless and keep safe.

How long is the processing time for travel clearance? I submitted it online but no feedback after a week. I think it will be better to apply it manually coz it will be more efficient and cuts time. For online application, there is no way you can contact anyone for the status of application.

I am travelling with a minor she is 10 month old (she was born here and first time to fly) she holds a filipino and canadian passport do i still need to secure a travel clearance? I am not her mother.

hello, my mother and mother in law will accompany my kids to the country where I am residing. is the grand mother considered legal guardian? and thus no longer required to get travel clearance for my kids anymore?

Hi.. do you have Waiver Letter sample??

Kailangan po ba talaga itong no.8 or for specific situation lang? I need answer immediately thanks.

I’m traveling with my son in China without his dad. Do I need to secure travel clearance? He is 8yrs old.

Hi Is travel clearance from DSWD can also apply for the return to philippines?For the minor’s travelong alone? Thanks.

Yes, DSWD clearance can be used both for leaving the Philippines and returning to the Philippines.

Hi. My daughter is a permanent resident in Canada. We all live here now. She has her permanent resident id card too. This is not her first time to travel but this time she’ll be accompanied by my father. What requirements does she need? Thank you

One of the Exemptions listed is “not a Filipino citizen and are holding a foreign passport” So if your daughter is using a Canadian passport already, she should be exempted from this requirement. But: A minor who is a Filipino citizen and living abroad but does not hold either a permanent resident visa or equivalent pass issued by another country is required to secure a travel clearance.

On the other hand, your father (her Grandfather) is considered a Legal Guardian so should not need DSWD Clearance! As long as it is easily established that he is her Grandfather.

I got last december my dswd clearance with travel companion but now my travel companion is not going with me is it okay?

Im a single mom that hve 2 kids i wnt to bring my kids what do i need to do

“DSWD says that illegitimate children are under the custody of the mother” Also no need for certification if children are travelling with either parent. Except when illegitimate child travelling with Father.

good day we have a child of 10 years old and we want him to travel alone with the flight attendant but the dswd didn’t gave him a travel clearance because they said that 10 years old below not allow to travel alone. is it true? thank you very much…

Interested in this case because I also want my 8yr.old to avail the unaccompanied minor service of PAL but DSWD’s information channels are practically useless.

Did you succeed?

Im sponsoring my dauther to co e here in dubai for a visit visa shes 18 months old .she will be accompanied by her father… the dswd is requiring me to secure a notarizes permit to travel for minors.. is it really needed to obtain as mu husband was there woth my daughter

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD): What You Need to Know

One department in the government that is often heard of but rarely understood is the Department of Social Welfare and Development. However, it’s important for Filipinos to understand what the department does and how it affects their welfare. In this article, we’ll look at some of the history of the development department, why it’s essential to Filipino lives, and what you can do when you face difficulties with your DSWD application or claim benefits .

Some Filipinos working abroad send remittances to their families in the Philippines. However, there still many Filipino workers who are not able to do so. These OFWs make use of government programs such as the DSWD. Although they are frequently asked questions about the DSWD, here are some facts that every OFW needs to know about this department.

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DSWD: What You Need to Know About the Department of Social Welfare and Development

What is the Meaning of DSWD?

DSWD stands for Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Philippines.

What is the Purpose of DSWD?

President Corazon C. Aquino’s Executive Order 123, issued in 1987, restructured the MSSD and renamed it the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

Executive Order No. 292, also known as the Revised Administration Code of 1987, created the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) name, organizational structure, and functional areas of responsibility, as well as further clarified its statutory jurisdiction.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is the government agency in the Philippines in charge of developing and implementing social welfare and development initiatives.

Functions and Responsibilities of DSWD

The Philippines’ Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is the executive branch of government in responsibility of guaranteeing Filipinos’ social welfare and development.

Law requires the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to develop, administer, and implement comprehensive social welfare programs aimed at improving living conditions and empowering disadvantaged children, youth, women, seniors, people with disabilities, families in crisis or at risk, and communities in need.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is a Philippine government agency responsible for the protection and promotion of Filipinos’ social welfare and development. If you’re curious about what DSWD performs, its functions, programs, and services, please keep reading.

The DSWD protects vulnerable groups such as orphans, abandoned children, street children, individuals with disabilities, the elderly, women, and indigenous peoples. During times of crisis and disaster, the department also provides relief assistance.

Through its initiatives on livelihood, social housing, and cash transfers, the DSWD also strives to prevent and alleviate poverty. They offer a diverse range of programs and services that have an impact on the lives of Filipinos from all walks of life.

List of Programs and Services of DSWD

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) helps underprivileged Filipinos improve their level of living and quality of life by providing welfare and development services. What are the DSWD’s programs and services? To find out, read the sections below.

Adoption and Foster Care

Foster care is a service that is provided by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to children under the age of 18 who have been abandoned, neglected, or mistreated by another person. The provision of legal aid, psychological and social support, and material assistance are all included in this service.

Bottom-Up Budgeting (BUB)

Bottom-Up Budgeting, abbreviated as BUB, is a method that gives local government units, also known as LGUs, the ability to have a direct say in how the budget is created and how their own money is spent. This program is put into practice by the DSWD, which does so by supplying local government units (LGUs) with the education, assistance, and instruments essential to the efficient management of their respective budgets.

Center & Residential Care Facilities

These are 24-hour services that offer an alternative family care arrangement to poor, vulnerable, and disadvantaged individuals or families in crisis.

Disaster Response Operations

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is in charge of the execution of disaster-response operations. This includes providing emergency relief assistance to survivors, as well as their families and communities that have been impacted by tragedies caused by either natural causes or by human actions.

Gender and Development

The term “gender” refers to the relationships that exist between males and females, males and males, males and males, boys and girls, and males and males. Concerns related to gender have an effect on every aspect of development, and the government must take gender into account whenever it plans, finances, implements, monitors, or reviews policies, programs, or initiatives related to development.

International Social Welfare Services for Filipino (ISWSFN)

The International Social Welfare Services for Filipino Citizens is a program that encourages migrant Filipinos and other foreign Filipino nationals who require particular protection to seek assistance from Philippine embassies in their respective destinations. This assistance can range from financial support to legal representation.

Kalahi CIDSS – NCDDP

The Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan – Comprehensive Integrated Delivery of Social Services: Kapangyarihan at Kaunlaran sa Barangay (KALAHI-CIDSS: KKB) is a community-driven flagship development project of the government of the Philippines that aims to empower communities through direct participation in community projects aimed at reducing poverty. This project is abbreviated as KKB. It is tasked with the responsibility of implementing asset reforms, providing human development services, building capacity, and participating actively in government.

It is a data management system that identifies those who are poor and pinpoints where in the country they are located. The National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction is the organization in charge of its management (NHTS-PR).

PAMANA (Payapa at Masaganang Pamayanan) is an organization that works to increase the number of people in low-income communities who have access to basic social services while simultaneously promoting responsive governance.

Protective Services Program

The Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) and Assistance to Communities in Needs (ACN) programs provide a variety of interventions to individuals, families, and communities that are experiencing a crisis or a difficult situation. These programs also provide aid to communities that are vulnerable or have been affected by a natural disaster.

Recovery and Reintegration Program for Trafficked Persons (RRPTP)

The Recovery and Reintegration Program for Trafficked Persons (RRTP) is an all-encompassing set of activities and services with the goal of satisfying the beneficiaries’ psychological and economic requirements.

Supplemental Feeding Program

As an additional component of the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) program, it is a government-sponsored effort that provides children with food in addition to the meals they would otherwise receive.

Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP)

The Sustainable Livelihood Initiative, also known as SLP, is a community-based capacity-building program with the goal of enhancing the socioeconomic standing of program participants.

A two-track software is used in the implementation of SLP. The first path is called the Microenterprise Development Track, and it assists smaller businesses in becoming more financially and organizationally stable. In the meantime, the second path, which is called Work Facilitation, guides participants in the process of finding employment prospects that are suitable for them.

The Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4ps)

The Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, often known as the “4Ps,” is a human development program that invests in the health and education of low-income families, namely those families with children ranging in age from 0 to 18 years old.

DSWD Educational Assistance Program

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) provides educational assistance to qualified individuals who are in need. The program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students with up to PHP 4000 cash benefit. For more information, interested individuals may contact the nearest DSWD office.

DSWD Centers and Institutions Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC)

Children aged 0 to 6 are welcome at the Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC), a residential facility that is open around the clock. It provides protection and rehabilitation services to children who have been neglected, abandoned, mistreated, or exploited, as well as children who have special needs, such as children who are at risk and children who are in need of alternative family care. These services are provided through temporary residential care.

In addition to this, it offers appropriate and responsive social work intervention and assistance to meet the needs of very young children who have been abused in regards to their growth and development, as well as their safety and security.

Case management, appropriate placement, and various other child rehabilitation services are all areas in which RSCC wants to see an increase in the level of expertise and efficiency of its staff and service providers.

Technical Assistance and Resource Augmentation Program

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and other organisations involved in international development have collaborated to create a program known as the Technical Assistance and Resource Augmentation Program, or TARP. Through the provision of technical assistance and resources, such as the development of human resources; policy studies; advocacy; research; information dissemination; networking; training of trainers; skill enhancement workshops for local government units (LGUs); monitoring, evaluation, and reporting system of efforts on social protection programmes, this programme aims to strengthen the national capacity to address issues relating to social protection, the reduction of poverty, and vulnerable groups.

Development of Social Technologies

The goal of the outcome-based program known as the Development of Social Technologies is to increase the capacity of local government units (LGUs) and other key stakeholders to carry out social protection activities. Local government units, groups from the civil society, and other partners who are working on social protection concerns can receive monetary support from this initiative. In addition to this, it researches and develops novel solutions to the problem of poverty in the Philippines.

Regulatory Services

The program known as Regulatory Services has the overarching goal of achieving educated and empowered beneficiaries across the board for all social protection activities. Through the recruitment of social protection focal individuals in local government units (LGUs), this initiative also aims to enhance the overall level of service that LGUs deliver to their constituents. It collaborates with other government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and civil society organizations (CSOs) to implement a system for monitoring, evaluating, and reporting on initiatives related to social protection programs at the local level.

Bangsamoro Umpungan sa Nutrisyon Project

The objective of the Bangsamoro Umpungan sa Nutrisyon Project is to reduce the high incidence of stunted growth and undernutrition among children aged 0 to 5 years old living in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). The programme provides food to schoolchildren, pregnant women, and breastfeeding moms in an effort to enhance the overall nutritional status of the population. In addition to this, it seeks to improve the capabilities of local government units (LGUs) in the areas of program planning, implementation, and evaluation of nutrition initiatives.

Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens

A program known as the Social Pension for Indigent Senior Adults (SPIC) is one that offers non-medical financial help on a monthly basis to low-income senior citizens who are at least 60 years old. In addition to this, it seeks to increase the purchasing power of senior citizens in order to decrease the rate of old poverty.

Centenarians Act Implementation

The Centenarians Act of 2016 (RA 10487), also known as the Act to Promote the Well-Being and Social Protection of Filipino Centenarians, is a piece of legislation that was passed in 2016 with the intention of doing just that. A monetary gift, financial support with medical expenses, and a pension are all provided for centenarians by the law. Additionally, it is required that a National Registry for Filipino Centenarians (NRFC) be created in order to document their names along with other personal information such as their dates of birth and places of birth.

Programs and Services for Persons with Disabilities

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is the primary organisation responsible for the development and delivery of programmes and services for people who have disabilities (PWDs). These are the following:

– The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons Act of 2002, which prohibits discrimination against disabled people and their families, offers legal protection to people with disabilities and their families.

– According to the Unified Local Government Code of 1991, local government units are required to guarantee that all of their buildings, facilities, and other infrastructure are accessible to people with disabilities.

Assistance to Individuals with Crisis Situations (AICS)

The Assistance for Individuals in Critical Situations (AICS) program is one that the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) runs to help those who are in dire straits. This covers those who have been impacted by disasters, fires, floods, and other types of catastrophes.

Comprehensive Program for Street Children, Street Families and Indigenous People

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) runs a program called the Comprehensive Program for Street Children, Street Families, and Indigenous People, the purpose of which is to protect street children, street families, and indigenous people from being subjected to acts of violence, abuse, or exploitation. They are given alternate living circumstances as a means of preventing them from engaging in unlawful activities such as begging, prostitution, or the trafficking of drugs.

Residential and Non-Residential Care Program

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has a programme called the Residential and Non-Residential Care Program that aims to provide residential care to children who are victims of abuse, neglect, or exploitation as well as children who are homeless. This programme also provides residential care to children who are in conflict with the law. In addition, it offers non-residential care through child development centers, which are places where parents can bring their kids to participate in daycare activities.

Lingap at Gabay Para sa May Sakit

It is the goal of the Lingap at Gabay Para sa May Sakit program, which is run by the Department of Health and is part of the Lingap at Gabay Para sa May Sakit initiative, to provide free medical care to low-income Filipinos who do not have access to health insurance. Executive Order No. 391 is responsible for the creation of the program, which expanded the coverage of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) from 100 percent poverty-stricken households to all indigent Filipinos who are not covered by any existing government health insurance programme, such as PhilHealth and the Senior Citizens’ Benefits Pension Fund. The program was named the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) after its acronym in Filipino.

Unconditional Cash Transfer Program

The Unconditional Cash Transfer Program, often known as UCTP, is a government-run initiative that gives cash handouts to low-income families in order to enhance their standard of living and reduce the prevalence of poverty. In 2008, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was the one who initially put it into effect by issuing Executive Order No. 696.

Yakap Bayan After Care Program

The Yakap Bayan After Care Program is a government program that aims to provide financial assistance and medical assistance to low-income families who are recipients of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program. This assistance is intended to be provided to families who have a member who is enrolled in the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps). In September of 2011, the programme was made available to participants.

Targeted Cash Transfer Program

The Targeted Cash Transfer Program (TCTP) is a government initiative that offers financial assistance in the form of cash grants to low-income families with the goals of enhancing their living conditions and reducing the prevalence of poverty. The President of the Philippines, Benigno Aquino III, issued Executive Order No. 639 in November 2011, which marked the beginning of the initiative.

DSWD Online Services

DSWD eServices are online application systems that aim to enable direct public access to DSWD frontline services via the internet while also shortening the processing and approval time of DSWD transactions with the public. Additionally, the DSWD eServices aim to reduce the number of paper forms that need to be filled out by the public.

The following types of frontline services have online application, processing, and approval processes that are covered under the DSWD eServices:

Travel Clearance for Minors Travelling Abroad

A new facility known as the DSWD e-Services Travel Clearance for Minors Traveling Abroad makes it possible for minors to travel abroad without the need for written permission from their parents, guardians, or other persons who have custody over them. This permission can be granted electronically through the DSWD e-Services Travel Clearance.

Those individuals who are considering taking a vacation but do not wish to go through the effort of obtaining permission from their parents or legal guardians will find this to be of great assistance.

Registration, Licensing and Accreditation of Social Welfare and Development Agencies (SWDAs) and Service Providers (SPs)

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has released a memorandum circular that outlines the policies and procedures that must be followed in order for social welfare and development agencies (SWDAs) and service providers to be registered, licenced, and accredited (SPs). The primary objective of this is to guarantee that all SWDAs and SPs are up to snuff in terms of meeting specific requirements so that they can deliver high-quality services.

Knowledge Management Portal

The DSWD Knowledge Management Portal is a dynamic resource that was developed to enable the generation of knowledge and the communication of that knowledge among the DSWD and its partners. The DSWD Knowledge Products (KPs) and other educational resources pertaining to social welfare and social protection can be found within the Portal in huge quantities. In the context of the learning community, it is a complex technique for storing and sharing user-centered and responsive print, digital, and audio-visual content.

The DSWD Knowledge Management Portal website is an interactive and virtual facility that is aimed to give learning opportunities beyond geographic borders. Its downloadable tools and databases of communities of practise are examples of this (CoP).

Video: Pres. Marcos Jr. wants DSWD aid program expansion – SONA 2022

In this clip of the first SONA of PBBM, President Marcos Jr. has stated that he wants the Department of Social Welfare and Development to expand its assistance programs. This includes cleaning up the beneficiary list for the 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program) so that more Filipinos who are in need can receive support from the government. This is good news for everyone who’s in need of more support from the government, especially during these challenging times amid a pandemic and ongoing crises in the world.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. who are the partners of this agency.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is partnered with various agencies that provide services to the poor, including:

Department of Health (DOH)
Office of Local Government (OLG)
Philippine National Police (PNP)
Local Government Units (LGUs)

2. How can I sign up for one of their programs?

Visiting their website at www.dswd.gov.ph is the quickest and easiest way to sign up for their programs. There have also been instances of DSWD offices that provide sign-ups for their programs in person; therefore, before going to an office, make sure you check out their website first.

3. Where can I go if I need help?

Call the Department of Social Welfare and Development via their emergency hotline (911) or go to their website at www.dswd.gov.ph if you require assistance with any of the social welfare programs that are available in the Philippines.

4. Are there other government agencies that also advance social welfare and development? If so, which ones?

Yes, the people of the Philippines receive support from a variety of other agencies. The Department of Education, which is the counterpart to the Department of Health, provides free education to all children enrolled in public schools. Additionally, the Department of Health offers free medical care to low-income Filipinos. The Philippine Veterans Affairs Office and the National Council on Senior Citizens are only two of the government institutions in this country that are committed to providing assistance to senior citizens.

5. What is the amount of DSWD cash assistance?

The selected beneficiaries will each get financial assistance in the form of a one-time cash payment in the amount of Three Thousand Pesos (PHP 3,000.00), which will assist them in meeting their fundamental requirements as well as those of their families.

6. How do I access SAP DSWD through the internet?

At the website www.reliefagad.ph, recipients of SAP can perform their own self-registration. Accessing the mobile application can be done through either a mobile or desktop browser for users. Click the register button when you are ready to start the process.

NOTE: The ReliefAgad mobile application is only available to people who have been issued a Social Amelioration Card (SAC).

7. Who is eligible for financial support from the DSWD?

families and individuals who are impoverished, vulnerable, disadvantaged, or poor in the informal sector, as defined by the DSWD Listahanan, as well as government employees and contract service workers, and those who are in crisis, as decided by social workers.

8. Who is considered indigent in the Philippines?

Those residents of Metro Manila whose family income does not exceed P14,000.00 per month, as well as residents of other parts of the Philippines whose family income does not exceed P13,000.00 per month.

It is the responsibility of the executive branch of the Philippine government, which is known as the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), to ensure the social welfare and development of the Filipino people.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) got its name, organizational structure, and functional areas of responsibility from the Revised Administration Code of 1987, which is also known as DSWD Executive Order No. 292. According to the law, it is the responsibility of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to create, administer, and put into action comprehensive social welfare programs with the goal of bettering the living conditions of disadvantaged children, youth, women, seniors, people with disabilities, and underserved communities.

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Contact Information

Address: DSWD Building, Constitution Hills, Batasan Complex, Quezon City Telephone Number: (632) 931-8101 to 07 Website: http://www.dswd.gov.ph/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/dswdserves Google Maps Location:

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