Heading to Bohol real soon? Here’s the updated Bohol travel requirements to make your visit to the island hassle free!

Bohol is truly an island of endless possibilities. From the depths of its waters to the highs of its summits and everything in between, the island offers an unforgettable experience with history and heritage, unparalleled encounter with nature and definitely exhilarating adventures. There’s a lot in store for everyone here! Behold, Bohol!

Community Alert Level

Based on latest IATF Resolution, the towns of Batuan, Calape, Corella, Dimiao, Duero, Garcia Hernandez, Jagna, Lila, Loay, Loboc, Maribojoc, San Isidro, San Miguel, Sevilla, Sikatuna and the capital Tagbilaran City are under under Alert Level 1 while the rest of the province is under Alert Level 2.

Bohol Travel Requirements for Tourists

For fully vaccinated travelers or those who received the last dose of COVID-19 vaccine at least 2 weeks prior to arrival: COVID-19 vaccination card or certification issued by LGU, vaxcert.doh.gov.ph or legitimate vaccinating establishment
For unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelers: RT-PCR taken within 72 hours
Travel Coordination Permit (TCP) from s-pass.ph
- APPROVED or PENDING for fully vaccinated
- APPROVED for unvaccinated or partially vaccinated
Valid ID

Notes

RT-PCR test is not required for kids aged four (4) years and below
You may book your RT-PCR or Antigen Test at cheaper prices via Klook

Klook.com

Check out the following resource for latest advice and development
- https://tourism.bohol.gov.ph
- https://www.facebook.com/provincialgovtBOHOL/

Where to Stay in Bohol

Tourists in Bohol usually stay in Tagbilaran City or in nearby Panglao Island where numerous hotels and resorts that cater to every type of traveler are available to choose from.