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Have your wife go to the Local Health Unit in Mabinay. They may have their own requirements such as a 14 day quarantine. When my stepson returned from Uzbekistan he had to quarantine I Manila until his negative test result came back. He then had to quarantine at a Dumagete hotel for 2 weeks. He also needed an acceptance letter from the LGU in Bacong. The Bacong LGU also had to get his name on the approved flight list for the SWEEPER FLIGHT. Don't buy a regular ticket to get to Dumagete. The airlines sell regular tickets and then cancel the flights (a$$hats).

 

I think it would be wise to read this article:
https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/new...inos-need-entry-visa-to-philippines-bi/story/

It states that yes being the spouse of a Filipina you can return to the Philippines, however you need to:
1. secure your 9a visa from the Philippine embassy before departure,
2. have a pre-booked accredited quarantine facility (I assume at the "port of entry")
3. have a pre-booked COVID-19 testing provider (I assume at the port of entry in the Philippines)
4. bring with you your authenticated marriage certificate and other supporting documents when they travel to the Philippines for BI officials to see if needed.

As for requirements that your end destination in the Philippines may have before you're allowed to travel there, your wife can ask at the local IATF (interagency task force) in Mabinay (requirements differ, e.g. Dumaguete requires you to get a "welcome letter" from the LGU before you can travel here).

 

Thanks peeps! It seems they've accepted the idea of scanned originals so onwards and upwards.....and homewards. Cheers All

 

Lol, same thought at the same time