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10/08/2026

Repost “I’m so excited that Delta Airlines is starting nonstop flights between Manila and Los Angeles soon! This is what STRONG partnerships deliver! " - Ambassador Lee Lipton

31/07/2026

🇺🇸🛂 Passport PSA for U.S. Dual Nationals: U.S. citizens are REQUIRED to enter and depart the United States on a U.S. passport. This requirement applies equally to U.S. citizens, including children, who are dual nationals. Dual national U.S. citizens may NOT use their foreign passport to apply for an electronic travel authorization (ESTA). The Department of Homeland Security routinely denies or cancels ESTAs for dual national U.S. citizens. If you are a U.S. citizen or national and live abroad and plan to travel to the United States, make sure you do so with a valid U.S. passport. If your U.S. passport is expired or expires soon, renew before your trip! Passports should generally be valid at least six months after the date of entry to a foreign country.



Requirements for U.S. citizens holding dual nationality:

✅You must enter and leave the United States on your U.S. passport. You are not allowed to enter the United States on your foreign passport based on U.S. law.

✅ U.S. citizens are not eligible for a U.S. visa or ESTA.

✅ If your child is a citizen of the United States, he or she is not eligible for a U.S. visa. This is true even if you have not taken steps to document your child as a U.S. citizen. If you want to enter or leave the United States with your U.S. citizen child, you must obtain a U.S. passport for the child.

✅ As a U.S. citizen, you are obligated to comply with U.S. tax laws. You may want to consult a tax advisor experienced in filing taxes for dual nationals.

18/07/2026

Delta Air Lines announced it will be launching its first-ever nonstop flight service between Los Angeles and the Philippines.
Details: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/delta-first-nonstop-service-la-philippines/

30/06/2026

23/01/2026

Repost:…Flight prices change faster than most of us refresh a page. But there's one odd hour that keeps proving itself , 2:37 AM. According to airline data analysts and frequent flyer hacks, booking flights between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM, especially on weekdays, can result in up to 60% lower fares for the exact same seat.

Why? Most airlines reset their fare algorithms late at night, after cancellations, payment failures, or unsold seat tallies are updated from the previous day. This creates a brief window when unsold seats are released at discounted prices before morning demand kicks in. It's also a time with very little competition, as most casual travelers aren’t actively booking then.

Major booking sites also tend to push promotions or fare adjustments into live inventory during these hours, often unnoticed by peak-hour users. While the exact time can vary slightly by region or airline, 2:37 AM has emerged in online travel communities as a reliable sweet spot.

If you're planning a trip, it’s worth setting an alarm or staying up, you might save hundreds just by clicking at the right moment. Travel smart, not expensive.

20/01/2026

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16/01/2026

[ADVISORY] IMPORTANT REMINDER ON PHILIPPINE CITIZENSHIP AND BALIKBAYAN PRIVILEGE

The Philippine Embassy in Washington D.C. wishes to remind Filipinos in the United States and the Caribbean that under Philippine law, natural-born Filipinos who became naturalized citizens of another country are deemed to have lost their Philippine citizenship and are regarded as former Filipinos, unless they take formal steps to reacquire Philippine citizenship.

Former Filipinos CANNOT use their old Philippine passports for travel or for other purposes, even if still valid, because they are considered foreigners and doing so would violate Philippine passport laws.

Under Republic Act No. 9225, former natural-born Filipinos who lost their Philippine citizenship by foreign naturalization may reacquire Philippine citizenship and become dual citizens. This allows them to get a Philippine passport, live in the Philippines indefinitely, own property without the restrictions applied to foreigners, exercise their right to vote, and enjoy the rights of Filipino citizens, subject to existing laws. Minor children of those who reacquire under R.A. 9225 may also derive Philippine citizenship and enjoy the same rights and privileges.

This is to be distinguished from cases where a person already held dual citizenship and later expressly renounced Philippine citizenship (for example, a dual Filipino-U.S. citizen who executed an affidavit of renunciation). Such cases are not covered by R.A. 9225 and therefore cannot reacquire Philippine citizenship under that law.

Former Filipinos who do not wish to reacquire Philippine citizenship may still travel to the Philippines without a visa and a return ticket, and stay for up to one (1) year under the Balikbayan visa-free privilege, subject to existing guidelines.

Former Filipinos who would like to reacquire their Philippine citizenship under R.A. 9225 may apply at the Embassy, Consulates, or at consular outreach missions. For more information, please visit philippineembassy-dc.org or contact your nearest Philippine Embassy (https://tinyurl.com/wdcpedirectory)/Consulate in the United States (https://tinyurl.com/yck559z8).

16/11/2025

Repost: With the Department of Tourism announcing new direct flights from Riyadh to Cagayan de Oro, we’re about to see a stronger, more vibrant chapter for the region’s tourism and economy.

As someone who has seen CDO’s growth firsthand, I’m optimistic. Increased accessibility means more visitors, more business, and a thriving local economy powered by cultural exchange and sustainable development.

Plus, OFW can now fly directly home!!!

16/11/2025

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