Philippines Visa Extension April 1: FREE Relief for Foreigners Stranded by Middle East Flight Cancellations—No Fees, Fines, Penalties, Emirates Qatar Etihad Canceled, Manila Airport Chaos, US-Israel-Iran Conflict

Breaking: Philippines Bureau of Immigration grants FREE visa extension until April 1, 2026 to foreigners stranded by mass Middle East flight cancellations, allowing anyone whose visa expired February 28, 2026 to legally remain in Philippines without payment of any fees, fines, or penalties after Department of Justice issued Department Order No. 159 (signed March 9) following 11,000+ flight cancellations from escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict that paralyzed Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and Gulf carriers across Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh routes, stranding thousands of international passengers (including US, UK, Canadian, Australian travelers) at Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport unable to depart. Here’s what every stranded traveler needs to know now.

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Published: March 13, 2026 (Thursday) — RELIEF ANNOUNCED
Visa Extension Deadline: April 1, 2026
Eligible Travelers: Foreigners whose visas expired February 28, 2026
Cost: ZERO (no fees, fines, or penalties!)
Legal Authority: Department Order No. 159, series of 2026 (signed March 9)
Reason: Mass flight cancellations from Middle East conflict
Affected Airlines: Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Gulf Air
Root Cause: US-Israel-Iran military strikes (February 28-March 2026)

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The Philippines Visa Relief in Numbers

Thursday, March 13, 2026 marks a humanitarian breakthrough as Philippines’ Department of Justice (DOJ) grants automatic visa extension until April 1, 2026 to foreigners whose visas expired February 28, following mass flight cancellations from escalating Middle East conflict (US-Israel strikes on Iran, Iranian retaliation) that grounded Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific across Manila-Dubai, Manila-Doha, Manila-Abu Dhabi, Manila-Riyadh routes, leaving thousands of international passengers stranded at Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport with expired or expiring visas through no fault of their own.

Philippines Visa Extension Details:

✈️ Extension deadline: April 1, 2026
✈️ Eligible travelers: Foreigners whose visas expired February 28, 2026 OR LATER
✈️ Cost: FREE (zero fees, fines, penalties!)
✈️ Legal basis: Department Order No. 159, series of 2026 (signed March 9)
✈️ Action required: NONE (automatic extension, no application needed!)

Middle East Flight Crisis (Cause):

✈️ Conflict: US-Israel strikes on Iran (February 28-March 2) + Iranian retaliation
✈️ Total cancellations: 11,000+ flights (Middle East region)
✈️ Passengers affected: 1+ million globally
✈️ Manila routes hit: Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Bahrain, Kuwait

Airlines Affected (Manila):

✈️ Philippine Airlines: Manila-Dubai, Manila-Doha, Manila-Riyadh suspended
✈️ Cebu Pacific: Manila-Dubai suspended through March 5
✈️ Emirates: Dubai-Manila, Manila-Dubai canceled (EK332/333/335/336/337)
✈️ Qatar Airways: Doha-Manila, Manila-Doha canceled (QR926/928/929/932/934/935)
✈️ Etihad Airways: Abu Dhabi-Manila, Manila-Abu Dhabi canceled (EY440/441)
✈️ Gulf Air: Bahrain-Manila, Manila-Bahrain canceled (GF154/155)

Interpretation: Philippines government recognizing that foreign travelers stranded by war deserve compassionate relief, implementing automatic visa extension (no bureaucracy, no fees, no penalties) to prevent administrative violations OR financial punishment for circumstances completely beyond travelers’ control.

DOJ Order No. 159: The Legal Framework

Philippines Department of Justice Secretary Fredderick A. Vida signed Department Order No. 159, series of 2026 on March 9, 2026, directing Bureau of Immigration to grant automatic visa relief.

Department Order No. 159 Details:

✈️ Signed: March 9, 2026
✈️ Authority: DOJ Secretary Fredderick A. Vida
✈️ Directive: Bureau of Immigration (BI) must allow visa extensions
✈️ Eligibility: Foreigners whose visas expired February 28, 2026
✈️ Extension period: Until April 1, 2026
✈️ Cost: ZERO (no fees, fines, penalties)

DOJ Official Statement:

Quote from Secretary Vida:

“This is the Philippine government’s simple way of extending relief not only to those directly affected by the ongoing hostilities in the Middle East, but also a compassionate gesture of support to stand in solidarity with the whole world during this difficult time of socio-economic and political upheavals.”

Why This Matters:

Prevents Administrative Violations:

• Without extension: Foreigners with expired visas = illegal overstay
• Overstay penalties (normal): PHP 500/day ($9 USD/day)
• With extension: Legal status maintained until April 1
• Result: Travelers avoid fines, deportation risk, future entry bans

Humanitarian Gesture:

• War victims: Travelers couldn’t leave due to flight cancellations (not their fault!)
• Global crisis: Philippines standing with international community
• Diplomatic signal: Compassion over bureaucracy

Manila Airport Chaos: February 28-March 5

Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) experienced mass flight cancellations February 28-March 5 as Middle East conflict paralyzed Gulf carrier operations.

Manila Flight Cancellations (February 28-March 5):

February 28 (Saturday) — CRISIS BEGINS:

✈️ Philippine Airlines:

• PAL684 Manila-Doha (CANCELED)
• PAL655 Riyadh-Manila (CANCELED)
• PAL659 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)

✈️ Emirates:

• EK333 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)
• EK335 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)

✈️ Qatar Airways:

• QR926 Davao-Doha (CANCELED)
• QR929 Manila-Doha (CANCELED)

✈️ Cebu Pacific:

• 5J014 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)
• 5J015 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)

✈️ Gulf Air:

• GFA155 Manila-Bahrain (CANCELED)

✈️ Etihad Airways:

• ETD441 Manila-Abu Dhabi (CANCELED)

Diverted Flights:

• PAL654 Manila-Riyadh (DIVERTED)
• PAL658 Manila-Dubai (DIVERTED)
• QR928 Hamad-Manila (DIVERTED)

March 1 (Sunday):

✈️ Philippine Airlines:

• PR685 Doha-Manila (CANCELED)
• PR684 Manila-Doha (CANCELED)
• PR654/655 Manila-Riyadh-Manila (CANCELED)

✈️ Emirates:

• EK332 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)
• EK335 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)
• EK336 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)
• EK337 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)

✈️ Cebu Pacific:

• CEB015 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)
• CEB014 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED)
• CEB019 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)

✈️ Qatar Airways:

• QR932 Doha-Manila (CANCELED)
• QR934 Doha-Manila (CANCELED)
• QR935 Manila-Doha (CANCELED)

✈️ Gulf Air:

• GF154 Bahrain-Manila (CANCELED)
• GF155 Manila-Bahrain (CANCELED)

✈️ Etihad Airways:

• EY440 Abu Dhabi-Manila (CANCELED)

March 2 (Monday):

✈️ Philippine Airlines:

• PR684 Manila-Doha (CANCELED)
• PR685 Doha-Manila (CANCELED)
• PR658/659 Manila-Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)
• PR654/655 Manila-Riyadh-Manila (CANCELED)

✈️ Cebu Pacific:

• 5J14/15 Manila-Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)
• 5J18/19 Manila-Dubai-Manila (CANCELED)

Why Manila Cancellations Matter:

Philippines = Major OFW Hub:

• OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers): 10+ million globally
• Middle East employment: 2.3 million OFWs in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain
• Remittances: $36+ billion/year (10% of Philippines GDP)
• Result: Filipino workers + foreign passengers ALL stranded

Example—Dubai-Based OFW:

Maria, a Filipino nurse in Dubai:

• Flew Manila → Dubai January 15 (vacation)
• Return flight: Dubai → Manila February 29 (Philippine Airlines PR659)
• Tourist visa: 30 days (expires February 14) + 29-day extension (expires March 14)

Reality:

• PR659 Dubai-Manila February 29: CANCELED (Middle East conflict)
• Next available flight: March 6+ (week-long delay!)
• Visa extension expires March 14 BUT stuck until March 6
• Without DOJ relief: Overstay penalty March 6-14 = 8 days × PHP 500 = PHP 4,000 ($70 USD fine!)
• With DOJ relief: Legal until April 1 = ZERO penalty!

Emirates: Dubai-Manila Route Paralyzed

Emirates—the world’s largest international airline—suffered complete Dubai-Manila route shutdown February 28-March 5.

Emirates Manila Cancellations:

✈️ EK332 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1)
✈️ EK333 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED Feb 28)
✈️ EK335 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1)
✈️ EK336 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1)
✈️ EK337 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED Mar 1)

Why Emirates Cancellations Devastated Travelers:

Dubai = Super Connector:

• Emirates operates 150+ destinations from Dubai hub
• Manila route: Daily service, A380 aircraft (489 passengers!)
• Connections: Europe (London, Paris, Frankfurt), Americas (New York, Los Angeles), Africa (Johannesburg, Cairo)

Example—London Passenger:

James booked:

• Emirates Manila → Dubai → London Heathrow (February 29 departure)
• Tourist visa Philippines: Expired February 28
• Plan: Depart Feb 29 (1-day overstay = PHP 500 fine acceptable)

Reality:

• EK333 Manila-Dubai February 29: CANCELED
• Next available Emirates flight: March 6+ (7-day delay!)
• Without DOJ relief: Overstay Feb 29-Mar 6 = 7 days × PHP 500 = PHP 3,500 ($62 USD) + potential deportation!
• With DOJ relief: Legal until April 1 = ZERO penalty!

Emirates Recovery (March 2026):

March 6-19 Limited Schedule:

• Emirates resumed limited flights from Dubai (not full schedule)
• Manila route: Gradually resumed early March
• Booking backlog: Thousands of passengers rebooking = sold-out flights

Qatar Airways: Doha-Manila Suspended

Qatar Airways—the world’s 3rd-largest international airline—suspended all Doha-Manila operations February 28-March.

Qatar Airways Manila Cancellations:

✈️ QR926 Davao-Doha (CANCELED Feb 28)
✈️ QR928 Hamad-Manila (DIVERTED Feb 28)
✈️ QR929 Manila-Doha (CANCELED Feb 28)
✈️ QR932 Doha-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1)
✈️ QR934 Doha-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1)
✈️ QR935 Manila-Doha (CANCELED Mar 1)

Why Qatar Cancellations Hit Hard:

Doha = Major Hub:

• Qatar Airways operates 170+ destinations from Doha Hamad International
• Manila route: Daily service, Boeing 777 (350+ passengers)
• Connections: Europe (London, Paris, Rome), Africa, South Asia (Mumbai, Delhi)

8,000 Passengers Stranded in Qatar:

Up to 8,000 passengers were reported to have been stranded in Qatar with the government covering the costs of hotel accommodation and extending their visas.

Example—Mumbai Passenger:

Priya booked:

• Qatar Airways Manila → Doha → Mumbai (March 1 departure)
• Philippines tourist visa: Expired February 28
• Purpose: Return to India for family wedding

Reality:

• QR935 Manila-Doha March 1: CANCELED
• Next available Qatar flight: March 11+ (10-day delay!)
• Without DOJ relief: Overstay Mar 1-11 = 10 days × PHP 500 = PHP 5,000 ($89 USD) + deportation risk!
• With DOJ relief: Legal until April 1 = ZERO penalty!

Qatar Airways Recovery (March 2026):

March 18-28 Limited Schedule:

• Qatar Airways operating 70+ destinations (vs normal 170+)
• Manila route: Included in limited schedule (March 11, 17 confirmed)
• Passenger policy: Two free date changes OR full refund (tickets issued before Feb 28)

Etihad Airways: Abu Dhabi-Manila Canceled

Etihad Airways—UAE’s second flag carrier—suspended Abu Dhabi-Manila route February 28-March.

Etihad Manila Cancellations:

✈️ EY440 Abu Dhabi-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1) ✈️ ETD441 Manila-Abu Dhabi (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1)

Why Etihad Matters:

Abu Dhabi = Growing Hub:

• Etihad operates 70+ destinations from Abu Dhabi Zayed International
• Manila route: Multiple weekly flights
• OFW traffic: Heavy Filipino worker population in UAE

Etihad Recovery (March 2026):

March 6-19 Limited Schedule:

• Etihad resumed limited flights to 70+ destinations including Manila
• Free rebooking: Tickets issued before Feb 28, travel until March 21 = rebook free until May 15
• Refunds available: Full refunds for flights until March 21

Philippine Airlines: Flag Carrier Grounded

Philippine Airlines (PAL)—Philippines’ flag carrier—suspended ALL Middle East routes February 28-March 16.

PAL Middle East Cancellations:

Dubai Route:

✈️ PR658 Manila-Dubai (DIVERTED Feb 28, then CANCELED Mar 2)
✈️ PR659 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1, Mar 2)

Doha Route:

✈️ PR684 Manila-Doha (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1, Mar 2)
✈️ PR685 Doha-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1, Mar 2)

Riyadh Route:

✈️ PR654 Manila-Riyadh (DIVERTED Feb 28, then CANCELED Mar 2)
✈️ PR655 Riyadh-Manila (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 2)

PAL Official Statement:

Philippine Airlines suspended flights including Manila–Doha, Manila–Dubai and Manila–Riyadh rotations.

Extended Suspension:

• Manila-Dubai: Suspended through Monday, March 16
• Manila-Doha: Suspended through March 28 (additional March 29 flight also canceled)
• Manila-Riyadh: Suspended through mid-March

PAL Passenger Policy:

• Rebooking: Affected passengers may rebook via PAL website
• Refund: Full refund available

Cebu Pacific: Budget Carrier Chaos

Cebu Pacific—Philippines’ largest budget carrier—canceled ALL Dubai routes through March 5.

Cebu Pacific Dubai Cancellations:

✈️ 5J014 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1, 2)
✈️ 5J015 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED Feb 28, Mar 1, 2)
✈️ 5J018 Manila-Dubai (CANCELED Mar 1, 2)
✈️ 5J019 Dubai-Manila (CANCELED Mar 1, 2)

Extended Suspension:

• Manila-Dubai: Suspended until March 4
• Manila-Riyadh: Suspended until March 5

Why Cebu Pacific Cancellations Hurt:

Budget Carrier = No Flexibility:

• Cebu Pacific = ultra-low-cost carrier (cheapest Philippines-Middle East fares)
• Non-refundable tickets: Passengers lose money if canceled
• Limited rebooking: No interline agreements with other carriers

Example—Budget Traveler:

Jose booked:

• Cebu Pacific Manila → Dubai (March 1, ultra-budget fare PHP 8,000 = $142 USD)
• Purpose: OFW returning to Dubai job
• Philippines tourist visa: Expired February 28

Reality:

• 5J014 Manila-Dubai March 1: CANCELED
• Rebooking: Must wait until March 5+ for next Cebu Pacific flight
• Without DOJ relief: Overstay Mar 1-5 = 4 days × PHP 500 = PHP 2,000 ($36 USD fine!)
• With DOJ relief: Legal until April 1 = ZERO penalty!

Who Qualifies for FREE Visa Extension?

Automatic Extension Eligibility:

✈️ Visa expiration date: February 28, 2026 OR LATER
✈️ Current location: Inside Philippines

✈️ Reason: Stranded by Middle East flight cancellations
✈️ Nationalities: ALL foreigners (US, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa, etc.)
✈️ Visa types: Tourist visa (9a), business visa, all temporary visas

Extension Details:

✈️ New deadline: April 1, 2026
✈️ Cost: FREE (zero fees, fines, penalties)
✈️ Application required: NO (automatic extension!)
✈️ Documentation: NONE REQUIRED (government already approved!)

Example Scenarios:

Scenario 1 — US Tourist:

• Name: Sarah
• Visa type: Tourist visa (30-day visa-free + 29-day extension)
• Expiration: February 28, 2026
• Flight: Emirates Manila-Dubai-New York (CANCELED March 1)
• Result: Automatically extended until April 1 = 31 extra days FREE!

Scenario 2 — UK Business Traveler:

• Name: David
• Visa type: Business visa
• Expiration: March 5, 2026
• Flight: Qatar Airways Manila-Doha-London (CANCELED March 6)
• Result: Automatically extended until April 1 = 26 extra days FREE!

Scenario 3 — Australian Teacher:

• Name: Emma
• Visa type: Tourist visa
• Expiration: March 15, 2026
• Flight: Etihad Manila-Abu Dhabi-Sydney (CANCELED March 10)
• Result: Automatically extended until April 1 = 17 extra days FREE!

Scenario 4 — Canadian Nurse:

• Name: Michael
• Visa type: Tourist visa
• Expiration: February 25, 2026
• Flight: Philippine Airlines Manila-Dubai-Toronto (CANCELED March 2)
• Result: NOT eligible (visa expired BEFORE February 28)
• Must: Apply for normal visa extension (with fees)

What Stranded Travelers Should Do Now

If You’re Currently in Philippines with Visa Expired/Expiring:

1. Check your visa expiration date:
   • February 28 or later: You’re automatically extended until April 1 (FREE!)
   • Before February 28: You must apply for normal visa extension (with fees)
2. DO NOT panic or rush to Bureau of Immigration:
   • Extension is automatic (no application required!)
   • No need to wait in lines, fill forms, or pay fees
3. Keep proof of flight cancellation:
   • Email from airline showing cancellation
   • Screenshot of “canceled” status
   • Booking reference
   • Needed IF questioned by immigration (unlikely, but safe to have)
4. Monitor flight resumptions:
   • Emirates: Check emirates.com for Dubai-Manila schedule
   • Qatar Airways: Check qatarairways.com for Doha-Manila schedule
   • Etihad: Check etihad.com for Abu Dhabi-Manila schedule
   • Philippine Airlines: Check philippineairlines.com for Middle East routes
5. Book new flight BEFORE April 1:
   • Extension ends April 1, 2026
   • Book departure before April 1 to avoid overstay after deadline
6. Know your rights (if visa expires AFTER April 1):
   • Extension ends April 1 = hard deadline
   • If still stranded after April 1: Must apply for regular visa extension (with fees)
   • Cost (normal extension): PHP 3,000-5,000 ($53-$89 USD) + processing

If You’re Planning Travel to Philippines:

1. Check Middle East flight status BEFORE booking:
   • Gulf carriers (Emirates, Qatar, Etihad) still operating limited schedules (not full capacity)
   • Cancellations possible if conflict escalates again
2. Consider alternative routing:
   • Avoid Middle East hubs: Book direct OR via Asia (Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo)
   • Example: Manila-Singapore-London (instead of Manila-Dubai-London)
3. Buy travel insurance with “war/conflict” coverage:
   • Standard travel insurance may exclude war zones
   • Check policy covers Middle East conflict-related cancellations

When Will Flights Fully Resume?

Short Answer: Gradual recovery through March-April 2026, but uncertainty remains.

Current Status (March 18, 2026):

Emirates:

• Operating: Limited schedule from Dubai
• Manila route: Resumed (reduced frequency)
• Full recovery: Targeting “100% capacity in coming days” (as of March 17)

Qatar Airways:

• Operating: Limited schedule to 70+ destinations (March 18-28)
• Manila route: Confirmed service March 11, 17 (limited)
• Full recovery: Unknown (airspace restrictions ongoing)

Etihad Airways:

• Operating: Limited schedule to 70+ destinations
• Manila route: Resumed (reduced frequency)
• Full recovery: Unknown

Philippine Airlines:

• Manila-Dubai: Suspended through March 16 (resumption pending)
• Manila-Doha: Suspended through March 28+ (extended cancellations)
• Manila-Riyadh: Suspended (resumption pending)

Cebu Pacific:

• Manila-Dubai: Resumed March 5+
• Manila-Riyadh: Resumed March 6+

Wild Cards:

• Middle East conflict: US-Israel-Iran tensions ongoing (could escalate again!)
• Airspace restrictions: Iran/Iraq/Israel airspace closed/limited
• Airline capacity: Backlog of stranded passengers = sold-out flights for weeks

The Bigger Picture: Middle East Conflict Impact

The Philippines visa extension is a small humanitarian response to a massive global aviation crisis triggered by escalating US-Israel-Iran military conflict.

Middle East Conflict Timeline:

February 28-March 2, 2026:

• US-Israel strikes Iran: Joint military operations
• Iranian retaliation: Strikes across Middle East (Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia targets)
• Airspace closures: UAE, Qatar, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan close airspace
• Result: 11,000+ flight cancellations, 1+ million passengers affected

March 2-6:

• Partial reopening: UAE, Qatar begin limited flight operations
• Airlines resume: Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways restart with reduced schedules
• Restrictions remain: Iran, Iraq, Israel airspace still closed/limited

March 6-Present:

• Gradual recovery: Gulf carriers expanding schedules
• Ongoing tensions: Conflict continues, further escalation possible
• Aviation impact: Routes still disrupted, full recovery weeks away

Philippines Impact:

OFW Community:

• 2.3 million OFWs in Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain)
• Stranded workers: Thousands unable to return to jobs
• Remittances: $36+ billion/year at risk if conflict extends

Tourism:

• International tourists: Thousands stranded in Philippines (connecting via Middle East hubs)
• Hotel industry: Extended stays = some revenue BUT chaos

Diplomatic:

• Philippines neutrality: Government NOT taking sides in US-Israel-Iran conflict
• Humanitarian focus: DOJ visa extension = compassion, not politics

The Bottom Line

Philippines Bureau of Immigration’s FREE visa extension until April 1, 2026 provides critical humanitarian relief to foreigners stranded by 11,000+ Middle East flight cancellations (Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Gulf Air) following escalating US-Israel-Iran military conflict that paralyzed Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh routes February 28-March 2026, allowing anyone whose visa expired February 28, 2026 to legally remain in Philippines without payment of any fees, fines, or penalties through automatic extension requiring zero application, zero documentation, zero bureaucracy—DOJ Secretary Fredderick Vida’s Department Order No. 159 (signed March 9) recognizing that travelers stranded by war deserve compassion, not punishment.

For stranded travelers: Check visa expiration date. February 28+ = automatically extended until April 1 (FREE!). Before February 28 = apply for normal extension (with fees). Keep proof of flight cancellation. Monitor airline resumptions (Emirates, Qatar, Etihad recovering March). Book new departure BEFORE April 1 deadline. Extension is AUTOMATIC (no Bureau of Immigration visit required!). If still stranded after April 1 = must apply for regular extension (PHP 3,000-5,000). Philippines’ humanitarian gesture stands in stark contrast to bureaucratic responses elsewhere, DOJ’s “compassionate gesture of support to stand in solidarity with the whole world” offers tangible relief to thousands caught in global crisis, and automatic extension (zero fees, zero fines, zero penalties, zero paperwork) demonstrates how governments can prioritize human dignity over administrative rigidity during international emergencies.

FREE visa extension until April 1. Zero fees. Zero fines. Zero penalties. Automatic. Foreigners stranded by Middle East war. Philippines compassion wins.

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For More Resources:

• Bureau of Immigration Philippines: www.immigration.gov.ph
• Philippines Department of Justice: www.doj.gov.ph
• Emirates Airlines: www.emirates.com
• Qatar Airways: www.qatarairways.com
• Etihad Airways: www.etihad.com
• Philippine Airlines: www.philippineairlines.com
• Cebu Pacific: www.cebupacificair.com

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