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Pinoys can visit at least 25 countries without visas -DFA

January 18, 2012 10:00am

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Filipino travelers do not need a visa to visit at least 25 countries, according to information provided by the Department ofForeign Affairs.

These countries include most of the Philippines' Southeast Asian neighbors, but also Latin American tourist destinationsBrazil, Peru, Bolivia and Costa Rica.

GMA News Online requested the information from the DFA after noting widespread online glee several weeks ago over a

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Facebook post that listed about 60 countries where Filipinos can go visa-free.

After sending queries to Philippine embassies and consular posts, the DFA would only confirm 20 countries. But its publicinformation office added that they are still waiting to hear from some overseas posts.

GMA News Online also called up embassies of countries missing on the DFA list and filled gaps in the information. The information provided in the viral Facebook post supposedly came from the International Air Transport Association (IATA),Qantas, Wikipedia, Visalink, and VisaHq.ph.

The map below shows visa requirements of each country with a pin. Pin color legend: yellow - visa required; pink - Schengenvisa required (Europe); green - visa-free for a certain number of days; blue - visa upon arrival valid for a certain number ofdays.


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According to data compiled by the DFA's Office of Consular Affairs and GMA News Online, the following countries fall in thevisa-free category, followed by the length of allowable stay by Filipinos:


Bolivia - 60 daysBrazil - 90 days (for holders of diplomatic, official, and service passports, visa-free for (a) duration of tour of duty or (b)180 days for official business or tourism)Brunei - 14 daysCambodia - 21 daysColombiaCosta Rica - 30 daysEcuador - 90 daysHong Kong SAR - 14 daysIndia - Visa upon arrival valid for 30 days (limited only to New Delhi and Mumbai airports)Indonesia - 30 daysIsrael - visa-free for tourists (no. of days of stay will depend on Immigration); visa-free for holders of diplomatic and officialpassports; visa required for business)Laos - 30 daysMalaysia - 30 daysMoroccoMozambique - Visa upon arrival valid for 30 daysPalau - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the Filipino national has a return/onward plane ticket)Peru - 60 daysSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSingapore - 30 daysSri Lanka - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the Filipino national has a return/onward plane ticket)SurinameThailand - 30 daysTuvalu - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the Filipino national has a return /onward plane ticket)Vanuatu - 30 days, visa upon arrival (provided that the Filipino national has a return / onward plane ticket)Vietnam - 21 days


Zambia - visa upon arrival; 3 months for tourism, 1 month for business

The DFA is still gathering visa information for the following countries:GuamIrelandIsraelJordanMongolia

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JOHNSON 3 years ago

With this story about no visas, the next thing you have to consider is the humiliation at the immigration counter whenthey start interrogating you looking for visas while all the people behind you waiting for their turn wondering what iswrong with your documents. Well, you can still succeed in leaving probably after so much negotiation how much youneed to throw away to be able to leave. I will not fall for this news not because they are not true but because of somedishonest ill-mannered people at the immigration counters.....

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Guest 2 years ago> JOHNSONYou're so right po. I had the same experience when me and my fiance went to Hong Kong for a vacation. Oneof the Immigration office at NAIA was so strict and even scolded us for not printing our plane itinerary (we

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booked online and wrote on a piece of paper our flight number) and it's obvious that she can easily check it ontheir computer but still she demanded a printed Philippine Airlines itinerary so we had to ask people there tohelp us. She let me pass and I thought the problem is over, but before we reach the gate, another womanasked me where will I go. I answered her I'm going to HK, Who's with you? she continued. I said, "My fiance."And OMG, she also interviewed my fiance and even told him to take care of me and ask if we have enoughincome. So HASSLE! Can't they just stamp our passports and let us through since we have planetickets?????? Now, that we're planning to visit Cambodia this January, I should prepare pain reliever again asthey will cause so much headache.

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romie 2 years ago> Guestwell in the first place why didn't you print the itinerary. it's one of the important things to bring. you cantjust show a hand written one. I mean of course they need a proper paper because they will not justallow you to pass even if you have that paper. it's for formality sake. If you were in their place you'd dothe same its a policy. you cant just enter just because so dont complain if they didnt stamp yourpassports immediately. You came in their with a paper hand written ticket plan what do u expect lol

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Guest 2 years ago> romieWhat do you mean? you should have your itinerary printed it's 2013. I bring my itinerary on myiphone or tablet. Most airlines use a ticket reference number if you have the reference numberyou should be allowed into the airport. Airlines only require you to know the reference numberthat's all you need. Coming from a person that flew all over the world.

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Rhea Codizal 2 years ago> GuestThis is not true at all. Not all airports are up to date. I normally check in online and print

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my own boarding pass + on my iphone to avoid the hassle of a long queue since I don'thave check-in luggage. However when I traveled to Morocco recently the immigrationofficer didn't let me pass because they wanted a printed boarding pass issued in thecounter so had to beg the emirates staff to issue one for me. Good thing though was Ichecked in online. So to avoid the hassle get all you documents ready when travelingand check the procedures at the airport where you are traveling from. I travel frequentlyfor work.

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xxxriainxxx 2 years ago> Rhea CodizalTrue. Totally agree. People here don't understand that they need the documents allsorted out AND PRINTED before they travel. Protection mo na din yan. Parang akalanila uuwi lang sila sa probinsya.

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walong2 3 months ago> Rhea CodizalEven if you have an eTicket and had already been checked in online and your seat hasalready been reserved for you, still you have to get a boarding pass, in paper format,issued at the airline counter, in order to be admitted by the immigration staff. Nobodycan enter the immigration hall with just a passport and an eTicket number, how muchmore at the airline's designated gateway. Your boarding pass needs to either manuallypass through the machine or check manually by the airline ground staff to pass throughthe gate. Have a safe flight everyone.

xxxriainxxx 2 years ago> GuestI know what year it is. But not everyone honors tablet/iphone Perhaps in the more

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advanced countries. In case you are not aware, phones are not allowed to be turned onat the immigration. Bring hard copy. It's not like it's gonna cost you a ton of money toprint it out. There's nothing wrong with being prepared. If you insist your way, then it'sup to you. Just don't expect that every immigration officer you meet will bend overbackward to accommodate you.

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ROQUE JAY BROCE 10 months ago> xxxriainxxxI totally agree. Itineraries and Boarding Passes should be PRINTED and should beAVAILABLE at all times. One should not rely solely on mobile boarding passes orhandwritten notes. And it is 2014 already but still PRINT THE DAMN ITINERARIES.

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The Boss 10 months ago> xxxriainxxx"In case you are not aware, phones are not allowed to be turned on at the immigration"What? Will it ruin their complicated landing electronics? Can I get some of the drugsyou take?

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xxxriainxxx 10 months ago> The BossCellphones are not allowed in the immigration area. Standard in at least 26 countriesI've been to. What drugs are you taking?

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Shelley 4 months ago> The BossPhones are not allowed to be switched on in the immigration area. I learned the hardway when i was playing on my phone whilst in line at the immigration line in Sydney. :P

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I didnt see the signage. Good thing they just gave me a verbal warning.

Same for most countries.

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nelson a year ago> GuestI always travel overseas, for the last 15 years and I always print my PTA and HotelVoucher/booking. It pays to be always prepared than be hassled if you are not ready.

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Bisita 10 months ago> GuestI totally agree! In most of the countries i go directly to the check in counter and justpresent my passport without a printout ticket simply because they have the info there.And in the immigration counter in other countries, as long as u have the Visa, or tocountries that don't require Visa they just stamp it. I traveled the whole world too, andthe weirdest is our immigration. Most will just hold and delay you, nakakaawa talagahow they treat people especially the first timers! Then eventually you know what theywant. One of the many many situations is when I went to Brunei; I've been there acouple of times already, then the Immigration officer asked me where is my Visa? Iasked her back; "What Visa are you talking about? I've been there a couple of timesalready, dito lang ako sa Pilipinas hinanapan ng Visa. Even in Brunei they don't ask methat!" That's really weird! Then she stamped my passport and let me go. What if safirst timer nangyari yun? I'm almost sure maraming ayusan na magaganap.Nakakalungkot, let's all pray that it will change... I still have high hopes. I love ourcountry.

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Shelley 4 months ago> BisitaI agree. Immigration lang natin sa pinas ang maarte. When i went to sg, the officer triedto ask me too many questions. I tried my best to politely answer all the questions butgot tired when he asked the same questions. I just said "i have a plane to catch and iveshown you all required documents. Tell me again the purpose of your repetitivequestions" he then let me go. Pagdating ko sa sg, kinonfirm lang address na pagstayanko and ayun, stamp na.

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Bisita 10 months ago> BisitaSo just to be safe, print out everything para wala nang mahanap na butas. ..

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Jerome Acampado a year ago> GuestEven if you have your Itinerary on your smart phone, you still have to provide a hardcopy it so that the immigration officer can asses properly. even if we have been givenvisa free access to their country we still have to follow their rules

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The Boss 10 months ago> Jerome AcampadoWrong, you are not talking about rules, you are talking about arrogant stupidity. Theyare totally different things.

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xxxriainxxx 10 months ago> The BossInsist your way at the immigration, but they have every right to bar you. Your arrogancewill get you past that.

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Noel 7 months ago> GuestTo solve your problem, be prepared all the time. It's true, not all airports are up to date.And not all of them have the same policy. If you have all your complete documents,nobody can ban you for entering any of your destination.

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b0rdad0 a year ago> GuestUnfortuantely, its still old-school in our airports. Though there is the convenience of thee-ticket and other electronic travel documents / means, airport personnels and airlinestaff still prefer a b&w printout of whatever they want to see.

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garfield 2 years ago> romieguyssss......ganun talaga ang mga pinoy lalo na yung mga nasa immigration sa PAL, hay nakuang yayabang akala mo di pinoy...they are so stupid, harsh, rude, arrogant, etc....even thoughu have all the documents still they will interrogate you....with such stupid , nonsense questionthat they will asked..it happened to me when i went to Bangkok...they are trying to put you in ahot seat...kapwa pinoy ipapahamak ka.....di lng dito kahit sa ibang bansa.....lol....

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nelson a year ago> garfieldOften, it's how you look and how you behave. If you don't appear that you are capableof being a tourist, they will start questioning you...hence, dress up properly, yourappearance must suggest that you are able to pay for overseas travel ( if you aretourist), be cool and relaxed. Immigration people are trained to read people's body

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language and observe people's behaviour and appearance. Halimbawa, dami na konapansin, tourist daw papuntang HK pero ang laki ng bagahe at wala sa porma na kayamaging turista. Let's face it kung mukha kang mahirap sa itsura at pananamit atsasabihin mo na magtuturista ka, malamang maiinterview ka talaga. Sorry, but it's thereality of life.

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angel 10 months ago> garfieldHay nku agree ako jan. 2010 ppunta akong dubai ilang beses nkong pblik blik ng dubaievery two months lng pra mksma ko bf hay nku ini offload ako ng immigration. Ask koxa kung bket kung me mli b sa visa ko sbi nya wla ang ng invite kc sken ung bestfrenko pero need daw nila family ang dpat mg invite sbi ko prte akong ng tour ng dubai atnblik ako agad tpos ngaun nyoko i offload bket ung iba pinaaalis nila kc mga ng bbyadun sknila pra mka alis kung sino ung wlang ggwing msma un ang ini ofload nila. Kyaako wala nkong tiwala sa immigration dito sten nilalahat kona sila.dpat yan ang tuunanng pansin ng pmhlaan nten ung mga kriminal pinapatakas nila ung mga taonggumastos ng mhal ini offload nila ktulad nlng ng isa sa mga akusado ke vhong navarropinatakas nila dpat yng mga kriminal nyan ang inioffload nila. Salbahe mga immigrationdito sa pinas! Buti p sa dubai ssbhin p ng immigration sau welcome to dubai tpos asklng nila phone number ng titirahan mo dun ganon lng..kya wish ko lng gabaan sna lhatng immigration ng pinas puro mga salbahe!

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leubas 10 months ago> angelkung ganyan ka mag tex at magsulat, maski ako marami akong itatanong sayo, its howyou carry yourself that will put you in a difficult situation...

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walong2 3 months ago> leubasAngel is probably using her celfone and its really hard to type full words using it. Justread between the line.

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Remy 4 months ago> leubashahaha . . . sumakit ang panga ko kababasa dyan ah . . ba't kaya ayaw deretsuhin athindi naman sya nakikipagtext sa bf nya.

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deocecil 5 months ago> angelTama lang na offload ka kasi pupunta ka lang ng dubai para mag pa toknak sa bf mo...hanap ka na lang dito hahahaha pero kong arabu yong bf mo di ako magtataka na balikbaikan mo ang mga daks hahahahaha

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deocecil 5 months ago> angelTanong lang Angel... adik kaba? Kasi ang sulat mo masahol pa sa adik... kong tamadkang mag tipa ng keyboard better wag ka na lang mag post kasi nakaka inis ang sulatmo... grabe parang naka shabu...

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sof 8 months ago> angelhehehe! my dear Angel,, sorry but i truly can not comprehend what you areconveying....!

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Remy 4 months ago> sofsame here . . .

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declard almin 2 years ago> garfieldfriend, may plano akong pupunta sa Thailand,kaso sponsor ship lang for 2week, dothey allow me to go for 2weeks visit with my boyfriend in Thailand? pano yan. pls addme. on my fb account.

Declard Almin

thank you.

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FeBy CHoi 2 years ago> declard alminpwede yun pumunta passport at ticket lang ok na

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Star a year ago> FeBy CHoiJust want to ask pwede ba pumunta ng Thailand ang Filipino na mula uk na di nakelang an ang visa

Scofield 2 years ago> romieSir, I've travel quite a lot (international) and I never presented a printed itinerary, only passportand other related docs as needed, so printing ticket/itinerary is not so important nowadays for

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counter check-in. For a self/internet checkin, yes you need to print it. Technology advances,wag naman sana napag-iiwanan yung mga empleyado dyan sa airport sa Pinas. Galaw galawpo...

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xxxriainxxx 2 years ago> ScofieldI've been to 24 countries (including Schengen) so far as a tourist and I always print myitinerary just in case. It's a matter of being prepared and documented.

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nelson a year ago> ScofieldI always travel overseas, for the last 15 years, and I always print my PTA and HotelVoucher/booking. It pays to be always prepared than be hassled if you are not ready. Itdoesn't hurt to be smart and ready with ALL your documents.

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Jerryson Gapor 4 months ago> Scofieldyou're talking about checking in...syempre passport lang ipakita mo sa counter..kasinasa computer lists ka na ng passengers...but if we are talking about IMMIGRATIONCHECK IN COUNTER...Better get ready all documents and itenirary to avoid namatanong ng kung ano ano pa...Depende din yan sa immig officer na maencountermo..karamihan naghahanap lang ng butas para makadelihensya..at once na hinde kamarunong sumagot...boomm!!ayos na lagayan time na..hehehe..About naman sa caseng mga naioffload...may duda ako magkasabwat yan ang Airline office sa Airport...atang Immigration officers na On Duty...Palagay ko ang Airline ay tanggap lang ngtanggap ng flight booking yan...EX..the plane capacity is only 100passengers...ilalampas nila yan to 110 passengers..so may siguradong 10 passengers

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na ang maoffload nyan..nakatimbre na yan sa immigration counters..kasi ang mgaairlines ay nakapagreport na din sa kanila.....isipin nyo nalang once ba maoffload kabye bye na perang pinambayad sa tiket nyo....at kung sabihin nyo nman na mayboarding pass ka na..galing sa pagcheck in mo ng Airline???ang sagot nyan MAY MGAKAKAMBAL KA NA BOARDING PASS!...So,kung sino yung makursunadahan ngofficer na maioffload..mamalasin ka talaga.. Correct me if I'm wrong dito sa conspiracytheory ko ha???duda lang naman itong sa akin...na puedeng mangyari ang ganitongeksena...

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Francis a month ago> romieKNOW YOUR RIGHTS, PEOPLE.

AS A MATTER OF FACT, PRINTED TICKETS, AS PER Operations Order No. SBM-2013-003entitled Removing the Requirement of Presentation of the Printed Hard Copy of Return and/orOnward Passage Ticket, the B.I. OFFICER MAY NO LONGER REQUIRE PASSENGERS TOPRESENT A PRINTED TICKET. E-TICKETS SHOULD BE HONORED AND ACCEPTED.

This is the reason why we are prone to abuse by our very own public officers who should beour servants. They get away with so many things just because we are ignorant of our rights.

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Itinerary ticket should not be necessary in immigration counter, FYI, instead of ticket, boardingpass is required, is it your first time? Think before you click.

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The Boss 10 months ago> romieWhat are you talking about? It is none of their business. You do not need the itinerary as it is inthe airline computer and they are the only one it is relevant to. All this stupidity is part of thepolitics of fear the US started in order to gain power. Do as we say or you must be a terroristtype rubbish. Immigration should just stamp your passport as any other print out may as wellbe hand written as we have Word to edit it with if we want.

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Rob Yamit 4 months ago> romieHahahahaha

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kim repunte 2 years ago> GuestIt is actually mentioned in your eticket to print and bring a copy. a little reading will go alooooooooooooooooong way

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nelson a year ago> GuestAlways print your PTA and hotel voucher/ booking. Always! be smart!

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scott16 10 months ago> nelsonI agree, it won't take much of your time printing it now cost a lot of peso!

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Guest a year ago> GuestI'm confused about some of the responses. She did say she had tickets. I've traveled so many timesfrom the Philippines going to other countries. You have to have identification, like your passport, whenyou check-in, Then they give you a boarding pass (in advanced countries, online check-in is allowedand you just show the pass on your smartphone). So based on her story, she reached theimmigration counter in NAIA. So it means she has a boarding pass at that point. If that is so, then sheis right to feel frustrated why this officer is asking for an itinerary?! Why do you need that when theboarding pass would clearly show the destination (Hongkong in this case). That's really justharassment and this person has a right to express her indignation. Why are some of the people herescolding her? Sure, printing it to avoid being harassed by ignorant and arrogant immigration officials isan option. But if she chose not to, she did nothing wrong, and has a right to protest such treatment.

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guest 10 months ago> GuestIt's not about ignorance of those immigration officer as they are hired to do their duty. Normallythry need to check your ticket to see that you have booked a round way ticket. Some Filipino'stry to find opportunity abroad bypassing the POEA system. This was been carried forward tothe immigration officer's responsibility. They want security and safety of their own countrymenfor any human trafficers. Just a thought.

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dickies1012 a year ago> Guesti agree to the arrogance of most immigration officers..and i see arrogance to more of us travelers..how burden for us to bring a printed itinerary??? any immigration officer would require us to

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show one as our proof that we will return, as many of us use 'tourist' as gateways..you knowwhat i mean.a boarding pass will show your destination, but no return.surely, your e-services will work on check-in counters..most probably not on immigration desks..we should know the difference.

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scott 10 months ago> dickies1012to my understanding the immigration have the right to ask for a printed ticket becauseas a tourist you should have a return ticket and the date kung kailan ka babbalik sapilipinas. now if she only have a boarding on her hand for sure la naman nakalagaysiguru if when sya babablik sa pilipinas di ba?

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guest 10 months ago> GuestAfter reading all the comments you are the most logical person to understand thecomplainant's side of the story. Printing the docs is just an option to avoid hassles whichsomehow you preempt the likely to be arrogance of some immigration staff. But choosingotherwise is also an option of a client to enjoy the online booking and checking in.

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