Title
Extend Travel Tax Exemption for Mindanao BIMP-EAGA
Law
Memorandum Order No. 396
Decision Date
Sep 14, 1996
Travel tax exemptions for all air and sea passengers departing from international ports in Mindanao to destinations within the BIMP-EAGA are extended until March 1998 to promote economic development in the region.
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Q&A (MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 396)

The main purpose is to extend the exemption from payment of travel tax to all passengers by air and/or sea originating from all international ports in Mindanao to any destination within the BIMP-EAGA region until March 1998.

The exemption covers passengers originating from all international ports in Mindanao traveling to any destination within the BIMP-EAGA, which includes Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines - East ASEAN Growth Area.

BIMP-EAGA stands for Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines - East ASEAN Growth Area, a subregional economic cooperation initiative in Southeast Asia.

The exemption was extended to be valid until March 1998.

It was signed by President Fidel V. Ramos and Executive Secretary Ruben D. Torres.

Passengers must secure a Travel Tax Exemption Certificate from the Philippine Tourism Authority.

Passengers must originate from all international ports in Mindanao.

Passengers traveling by air and/or sea are covered for the travel tax exemption.

The Memorandum Order took effect immediately upon adoption on September 14, 1996.


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