How to Avoid Customs Taking Your Cash: Rules and Limits for Bringing Money In & Out of the PH

. 💰 In this video, I’ll break down the rules, limits, and what you need to declare to avoid trouble at the airport. Stay informed and travel hassle-free! ✈️🇵🇭 #TravelTips #CustomsRules #Philippines
📍If you’re 50 years old or over and want to stay in the Philippines, check out this website: www.srrvguide....
All passengers bound for the Philippines must register to E-TRAVEL:
etravel.gov.ph/
📍 Foreign Tourists, except those covered by Balikbayan Privilege, may be required by airlines upon check in to show an onward/exit ticket within 30 days of arrival. You may rent a ticket here to satisfy this requirement for just $16: onwardticket.c...
🤑 Sending money to the Philippines? This is what I personally use for quick transfers: Download App: www.worldremit...
💸 Use my code to get $20 : JENNIFERTERRIH1
The links above are affiliate codes/links. This means I may get a reward at no additional cost to you when you use them. Thanks in advance because it helps support the channel :)
Hey there! I'm Jennifer Terri from Tagum City, Philippines. Since June 2020, I've been your go-to gal for all things Philippine Travel News & Updates on KZbin.
All of my videos are available to watch for free, and I simply ask that if you find any of them informative or helpful, you consider giving them a thumbs-up and subscribing to my channel.
Subscribe here…. / jenniferterri
Follow me on Facebook: / jenniferterriupdates
Support more through Paypal: www.paypal.me/...
Email: Jenniferterricontact @gmail.com
DISCLAIMER: The content in this video is for general information only. This is not legal advice. Always do your due diligence. ❤️

[@JenniferTerri]

🧷All passengers bound for the Philippines must register to E-TRAVEL: etravel.gov.ph/ 🧷Calculate USD equivalents here: www.bsp.gov.ph/SitePages/Statistics/ExchangeRate.aspx SUBSCRIBE HERE: www.youtube.com/@JenniferTerri 💭 What's your experience dealing with Philippine Customs? 🛃

[@terrancetgt4622]

I always try and leave a comment to support your channel .During the Covid you made travel so much more easier.Never forget it thank you

[@birdbirdsong6088]

So tell me who did traveling not to be easy 😉 seen the criminal Pfizer report? Dengue vaccine scandal is 1% of that!

[@raycatlin3554]

🥊🤕🥊 🎯🤺. . .🎉. .🎊. .🏆 She was there for de' Fight !

[@ccorti]

Thanks for this concise explanation, especially the consequences of failing to declare.

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@tashlnha1971]

Thank you for your important information. Take care and God blessing to ya.

[@Ron-oe7hg]

Hi! Good to see you back 😊

[@evelyncoloma810]

Thank you Jen!…it’s very helpful for us…you always take care of yourself…God bless you…🙏❤️

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@26rey01rc93]

Thank you so much Miss Jennifer, take care of yourself/beauty God bless always

[@guillermogalapin2905]

Excellent info. Thanks Jen

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@suelatcz9191]

Thank you Jen, for the helpful updates appreciate you greatly !

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@donmonroe5642]

Thank you, Jennifer❤

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@rockytorres958]

Money is a visa & immigration requirement. No money no entry. Why when you bring money with you as a tourist or visitor with no criminal record you're gonna be treated as a felon, money seized & land in jail for possession of your hard-earned cash or income? Why not upon discovery require the tourist to open a bank account, ATM card & credit card. This rude treatment of tourists is inhospitable, degrading, inhuman & very cruel. This is unreasonable legal theft & robbery of a visiting tourist. The tourist should only be required to deposit it at any bank of his choice available in the airport. This law is unreasonably & unconstitutionally confiscatory which should be abolished to encourage investments & tourism to fuel the local economy.

[@Shattered65]

You have no idea what you are talking about. ALL COUNTRIES have this law including the United States, it is part of an international treaty to stop money laundering by criminals. All countries require that you declare cash of amounts over USD$10k and provide an explanation of the source of the money and what you intend to use it for. They have the right to confiscate the money if it is undeclared. The usual procedure is that they confiscate the funds and hold them until you provide the required information about the source and then if there is no reason to withhold the funds they are then returned to the owner. The owner can be penalized for not declaring the funds but that is unusual unless they are uncooperative.

[@manongdodong1]

Upon discovery means getting caught. Just declare than risk discovery.

[@famf6234]

All countries has the same rule including USA! A passenger needs to declare cash beyond allowed, otherwise, you’ll be charged for money laundering and seized your property! Is there any reason not to abide by this rule?! Suspicion will arise!

[@keithesaurus]

I think it’s pretty fair when compared to the inverse Filipino to USA tourist requirements for entry.

[@noviezafra2284]

No problem of bringing cash.the problem is not declaring...if it's earned money.declare and if it is legal let them know declare..no problem...

[@jshfdwhhshfs8051]

Thanks for the advice, Jennifer.

[@sgtusa90]

GREAT VIDEO And THANKS, for ALL the INFO !!!!!!!!!

[@Neal_only1]

I would also like to add that if you do not inspect your US $ received at a Filipino Bank and then take that to a money changer, if they do not like the condition of the bills they can and will reject them. I have had to take them back to the bank which was no problem because the do annotate the serial numbers before they issue them to you, but it still creates a hassle. For me i kept the bills in my wallet and cashed them in the states.❤ word to the wise. Do not argue cause it will get you know where, keep your cool and this could help with future transactions.

[@frankkie3849]

Nicely said,,thanks for sharing,,😊

[@ndyajeff]

Great Video, thank you.. Also Be aware some countries will also count jewelry. I personally have seen people pulled out of line t airpirts to have their rings, necklaces and bracelets weighed

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@jimw7916]

Its NOT $10,000 or less ................. its $9,999 or less! If its 10k you are OVER the limit! Also , at the Australian end for example, the amount threshold is NOT "per person" its for the entire traveling party. Do NOT get caught out on this because there is actually a proper criminal charge for the offense of "splitting amounts on a per- person basis" You can take as much money as you want its just a quick simple form to fill out to declare it anyway.

[@archiecruz6336]

u sure its not $9,999.99?

[@jimw7916]

@@archiecruz6336 hahaha its the law in australia, and they follow through too.

[@qgan2948]

It’s less than $10,000, and $10,000 or more.

[@jimw7916]

@@qgan2948 thats in The Philippines. Im talking about Australia. Learn to read.

[@adventureneverstops]

Curious. I recently found out that I still have a few '90s era PHP bills (and coins). Are they currently still in circulation and accepted in PH?

[@Samchlo7]

is there a cost if you exceed the limit? What is the formula?

[@macalaban2405]

Thank you Jennifer

[@jettfernamdez6867]

is customs gonna impose tax on declared foreign currency exceeding limits?

[@davidleigh1182]

I was shocked that just over half of the $1000 USD I brought in $20 bills were acceptable during my first visit. The bills looked fine to me, but the lady changing the money found little dots, small tears, smudges… My second visit I went through $3000 at the bank to find a full $1000 of acceptable bills.

[@JenniferTerri]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Yeah, some people learn this the hard way. Best to just go to your bank for fresh bills!

[@ruby3709]

Hello Jennifer just making sure that we don’t need to do the E travel when we go back to US from Philippines? Hoping I will get the answer asap due we are going back to US next week.

[@magpay53]

What if you are carrying money na padala in an envelope na pakiusap lang?

[@Veishou]

What about transit passengers who do not get out of the airport?

[@Neal_only1]

This is such common knowledge that those excessive amounts must have denoted crimminal activity😮

[@gail7513]

Hi Jennifer my husband and i flight tomorrow, we planning to bring 10, 000 each its that ok? So we bring total of 20,000 hope u can answer me ty so much

[@DomerRagasajo-d2f]

That's fine because we allowed to bring 10k USD per person

[@concepciondental7953]

Did I hear it correctly? 10k per person? not 10 k per household? Any reaction?

[@DomerRagasajo-d2f]

10kper person

[@olti-d6e]

What happens if i dont register to eTravel? Is that eTravel mandatory? How about those senior citizens who don't know how to use the internet or no computer?

[@AsiaOnMyMind]

Jennifer must have run out of pesos, she started making videos again! I’m glad she’s back, I miss her videos, she got us all through the pandemic with her updates, NO JOKE! GOD BLESS her !!

[@JenniferTerri]

😂 Ran out of pesos. You're not wrong there.

[@aclizarda]

​@@JenniferTerribut full of green bucks 😂

[@luckymiyuri7396]

Hello po from Japan 🇯🇵

[@Rip301a]

Thanks Jennifer

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@merlitaminatoya5146]

Thank you for the info🙏🙏🙏

[@KaniZRC]

Thats why I only bring $9998 no need to declare.

[@archiecruz6336]

what if u need that $1.99 tho?

[@kalani1987]

My wife wants to visit her family in the Philippines every other year, but for me a non-Filipino, I have no desire to go there

[@mehnaaztelegraphy85]

Ma'am how about gold? How many grams is allowed?

[@Whitepinoy]

as long as it value isn't more than 10k or claim it

[@reynaldoflores4522]

What about unset precious stones ? Is there a carat limit ?

[@oscieestanislao5840]

If we are traveling with my wife and 3 children, are we allowed to bring $100,000 US dollars without declaring it?

[@romeoramos6650]

Is there any advantage or disadvantage, of just withdrawing from a local bank or ATM? I learned the hard way, when I was there few week ago that banks will not exchange your US dollar if you don't have an account with them. Silly me I ran out of Peso. I went to a bank and expect to change my money but they refused me, and told to go to a money exchange instead, a bit odd but its their rules.

[@gk1771]

There are foreign exchange places all over the country

[@JenniferTerri]

We will talk about withdrawing from an ATM in the next video. Yes that is an odd bank rule.

[@RoseBaker-u3r]

Jennifer can I take my dog, what do I need to do to take my dog to Philippines.

[@DomerRagasajo-d2f]

You need to check your airlines because need a paper for your dog...

[@Cristina12345-s]

How did they know they have that much money?

[@fvds8718]

Hello Jennifer i have a question ... is it already possible to use cryptocurrencies in the Philippines ?

[@theresasuntken6588]

Do we need to e-register before leaving Philippines?

[@eamonkelly36]

Only if youre from.the phillippinnes😊😊

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@benjaminpagaduan727]

What if I'm carrying a $15k, do I have to declare $15k?

[@mark4020]

Yes

[@vlognibob]

You need to declared it then leave 5k $ to the immigration

[@ronibarr3730]

Are they not aware that leaving the USA you are only allow at least $10000 or less to avoid questioning in the departure?

[@mark4020]

@@ronibarr3730 Agree and I think there is a catch in that a family fills out one declaration(10k per declaration)

[@venturaVlogger]

If you declare, will they charge tax

[@srschannel737]

Same question here

[@manontondalan9941]

they should raise it to $20K because the prices went up too much that $10k is not enough for 30 days.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Don't you have credit cards or debit cards ? You could simply go to an ATM at your destination country and withdraw local currency. That's what I do. Sure, there's a small fee, but it's so hassle-free.

[@mark4020]

@@manontondalan9941 I Western Union myself money in $1000.00 and$500.00

[@evelyndennis9199]

Thank you

[@derekdangerfield187]

Say for instance I bring in $20k to the Philippines which will be used to buy property and I declare it. What will actually happen to me or my money when I go through customs?

[@briangc1972]

Bring under $10,000 USD, open a bank account, then wire transfer the rest.

[@manny7886]

You're fine if you declare the amount you are bringing.

[@JenniferTerri]

Just show then proof po of source and purpose of money. 👍

[@JenniferTerri]

Just show then proof po of source and purpose of money. 👍

[@chichay91]

Is that the new ruling re: limit? If memory serves me right the limit applies to family travelling together and not per person.

[@JenniferTerri]

Its not new po. Its always per person pero if you are a family traveling ttgether then it can be divided. E.g $15k fsmily of three then $5k each no need to declare.

[@benlakwatsera8589]

Why need to carry to much cash if you can just deposit it and withdraw whever you need it

[@vincentpataguejr781]

Hi Jennifer me and my fiancée bring money to US or bring money to the Philippines @ $9,700 each is that okay if we don’t declare to immigration need some advice asap . Thank you Jennifer

[@BinKeth3048]

Ganyan na ba ngayun sa airport ng Pinas

[@maryannsarucam1581]

Hello Jennifer, flight namin next month, 3 kami, okay lang ba na ako ang mag register sa ETravel para sa aming tatlo, 3 different transaction right? Pero isang email ko lang??

[@somtam8891]

Jennifer pls tell us about the impending Thailand eVISA for Filipinos..

[@marwinvictolero9838]

open a bank account in the philippines then transfer your money to that bank before you travel.

[@MoralHazard-g1e]

You can't from the US.

[@marwinvictolero9838]

@ i just did. if you are a filipino, if you’re a us citizen, i do not know. but maybe just declare

[@gk1771]

@@MoralHazard-g1e It's done all the time. That's called remittance

[@JenniferTerri]

If you are a Filipino or a former filipino, this is easy. Foreign tourists not so much. Some banks will not allow tourists to open a bank account here po

[@tradewinds780]

Most banks will not allow a tourist to open a bank account

[@rudolfvanwyk2354]

How much (nad) Namibian dollar

[@maloucampbell8124]

Can i bring more than 10,000 USD but not monetay notes or actual money with me but in form of credit cards?

[@reynaldoflores4522]

What are you talking about ? Credit cards are not money.

[@billhansher9911]

I went through NAIA this month, I did not see a currency exchange prior to customs. If I bring jewelry as gift there is a 20% duty. If jewelry was purchased with USD, can duties be paid USD? 50,000 PhP is not much.

[@briangc1972]

No, but I have brought jewelry as gifts and never was charged. Read the regulations, it explains how much jewelry you can bring duty free as gifts.

[@billhansher9911]

@briangc1972 I thought regs limited to 10,000 PhP, which for jewelry, is less than $200

[@briangc1972]

@@billhansher9911 No, I took diamond rings that cost $8000 USD with no issue

[@witube256]

So what happens when you declared how much you have more than 20,000 dollars

[@mark4020]

@@witube256 Your good, be aware that you must also declare it when leaving your county

[@witube256]

I was thinking that if I go over the limit they will tax me or confiscate what's over . So are they gonna tax me when entering the philippines or vise versa in the states of America?

[@archiecruz6336]

so what would they do if i wanted to bring $1M cash and i provide them proof where i made it from? im all good?

[@annmarie6409]

Declare it.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

If I had a suitcase full of dollars, it would be okay to bring it in, just as long as I declare it ?

[@lholocohen-xt6mp]

Customs don’t have the right to confiscate your cash as long you’re not breaking the law. ⚖️

[@olti-d6e]

What if i bring only one thousand dollars , what should i do?

[@vlognibob]

😂😂just read

[@olti-d6e]

@vlognibob whattttt???

[@vlognibob]

@@olti-d6e I don’t know

[@joedizon6548]

If 1000 onli u pay fine of 10,000 dollars 4 bringing less money !!!!!!….. jtigasin filo

[@aprillynmoon9225]

Naibalik ba sa owner?

[@leonoraalmanza2298]

Just bring your credit card or atm card when traveling and a few bills.

[@teres351]

Jennifer, can i bring back some dried fish , hopia, and some native souvenirs walis and walis ting- ting ,bayong to USA, meron ganyan dito pero ang quality made hindi maganda and i love the original Hopia from pinas , I live in the Midwest USA,Check in ko lahat iyan kung puede . Please I need answer please.

[@mattchapelle5611]

Bought back some dried and canned fish last year and no problem if you declare it.

[@Sunshine5144]

Dried fish and baked goods are fine.

[@mark4020]

However that family of three must must declare over $10,000 departing the US

[@LevyLibrojo]

To be safe don’t bring much cash, I used my credit card, and paid it when I arrived in the US

[@suelatcz9191]

Susan from Iowa 🇺🇲

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@jennygracesantoscorner2534]

Is it $10.000 usd per person

[@archiecruz6336]

u didnt watch the whole vid eh. lol ya its per person and just do $9,999 to be sure lol

[@ludybalan9740]

If myy wife and I will go home to the Philippines. How much money in dollars can we legally carry with us in person.

[@marianeil6630]

Visit the website of Philippines tourism

[@DAMIANSOTTO-yn9qs]

Accdg to Central Bank the threshold of $10,000 dollars is per person, therefore you and your wife can bring $10,000 each, but both of you have to be physically present…it’s on the video, you can watch it, 4:28 time stamp so you don’t have to watch the full video.

[@rowellprieto3509]

@@DAMIANSOTTO-yn9qs If you are leaving the United States, that is $10k USD per family and not individuals. there is no limit to carry but have to declare to CBP. I am surprised if Philippines say its per individual because they tend to copy the laws of the United States.

[@DAMIANSOTTO-yn9qs]

@@rowellprieto3509 In the United States, the dollar threshold for reporting the amount of cash you are bringing in or out of the country is $10,000 per person; this means you must declare to customs if you are carrying more than $10,000 in cash, regardless of whether you are traveling as a family unit or individually. Key points to remember: Declaration required: If you exceed the $10,000 threshold, you must fill out a FinCEN Form 105, which is a "Report of International Transportation of Currency and Monetary Instruments" at customs. No family limit: There is no separate family limit, each individual must report if they are carrying more than $10,000

[@rowellprieto3509]

@@DAMIANSOTTO-yn9qs According to your first response, you are saying a husband and wife in same household can carry 10K each. Are you stipulating this without declaration? I am on top of this law since I travel with my wife to PI every year accept 2021. Any amount is fine unless over 10K than must declare. And this declaration is for one family that one form is filled out altogether. So you can't just freely enter or exit the U.S. with 10K each without declaration. I have filed with CBP on many occasions and they are very particular when filling out forms. I have seen Families lose their money at the airport for carrying amounts over the threshold. Do not look at Central Bank as this is more important to review all the laws in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website than a bank website. You can't site to CPB that you saw this 10K for each person on a Bank website and think they will allow it.

[@VennieAbiera]

You don't need bring cash just go to money changer in Airport no hassle

[@auroradeluao4576]

Start using captions for those with hearing loss.

[@RosauroTordecilla]

How about time deposit and bank deposit

[@greggreen-u9w]

what about non goverment silver bars whose value would exceed 10 K ?

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Silver bars worth $10k would be extremely heavy. It's not practical to pack them in your carry-on. And you wouldn't want to check them in.

[@User5260jo]

They never knew they can't do that? Young people do your research. Meanwhile, I will never have that problem because I don't have that amount of money.😂😂😂

[@JenniferTerri]

Some people don’t declare it, some do, and some of those who do ignore it because others have gotten away with it.

[@User5260jo]

@JenniferTerri Whoa! Taking chances doesn't pay kung mahuli.

[@qgan2948]

First, it’s not illegal to bring more than $10,000 but you have to declare it. Not declaring it is illegal..secondly, why bring that much money? You’re going on vacation, not buying a house.

[@konasteph]

the acceptance of "less than crisp" dollar bills in the Philippines: It is an ISSUE! We in the USA, still dealing with bills, will not give any thought to the appearance of the bills, but those money changers in the Philippines that often have a much better exchange rate than the banks, will inspect your bills VERY closely. They will refuse bills that have writing on it. They will refuse bills that have been folded often, worn, tiny bits missing, less than perfect corners and so forth. Use common sense when carrying your funds with you on your person and remember if you exchange hundreds of dollars at one money changer you will leave with a big stack of pesos, make sure you can accommodate these! All of Philippines knows Santa is here!

[@charlesetienne6037]

Philippines should up this threshold because the are a cash country. Do like Thailand 20,000.

[@theparaclete8308]

Kung sakaling nanalo sa loto ng mega millions paano dadalhin sa Pilipinas?

[@toddtomaino716]

What about bringing pets?

[@raycatlin3554]

---> Thank - you for the Update Ms. Mali it ! 👍. . .👋. . 👉. . . . 💨🛫

[@victorelamparo9379]

So the money is arrested and the person is free to go 😊

[@birdbirdsong6088]

Nice rules ha the bank always wins and if he loses oww they create some virus or start a war they fund the militairy you people have nothing to say but to obey living the free world right 😂

[@sheeyacia3010]

All I know 10k allowing bringing cash for pesos 10k and 10k usd dollar

[@blackdave8525]

Always been the same

[@keithrichard391]

Not so worried about customs scarfing my cash~~~ but my cute filipina GF😂

[@anjinsanx44]

62000pasos is little over $1000usd smalll amount

[@realtalkerrr]

di na issue ngayon yan, kahit yung AMLA wala na ring silbi, yung pag pasok ng pera ngayon nasa crypto wallet na at dun pina encash sa mga junket ng casino na di dimadaan sa banko para di ma hold ang pera nila kasi npaka tuso ng banko may tie up sa AMLA at sila yung nag hahati kung si nila palusutin. yan ang purpose ng junket dito sa atin, kabit sa pampanga may mga junket sa casino pero walang sugarol kasi ginagawang lagusan ng pera galob labas kuha lng ng maliit na fee ang junket at ang ponakamaganda sa lahat TAX FREE...😅

[@calvincrouch-m5t]

If you add $10,000 to your us bank account the same thing will happen. The US bank has to report the transaction to the feds and you'll have to explain it to them.. all back to money laundering, ie drug money, laws.

[@lilibethbarker7025]

Money is money woman! Ma-a-arte lang talaga kayong mga Filipino diyan ( sa pinas )! Mas delikado ang bagong perang papel, you can encounter fake crunchy dollar bill!

[@andrewbrennan4311]

I don't think it's wise to carry too much cash into or anywhere for that matter. As far as money changers according to my experience, they will refuse every bill that doesn't look Brand New! Even a slight nick or mark will make them reject them. Too crumpled, etc. Get the new bills from your bank and inspect them in America first

[@rickylee6129]

Good Video Jennifer 😊. I will me moving to the Philippines 🇵🇭 💕 this year soon. I will be bringing my 22 year old daughter. We will be traveling together of course. Can she bring $10,000 as well 🤔 ❓️ Keep the video's comin 😊. Stay Safe 💕 🙏 🙏

[@scaredcrower]

If you have no credit cards and they take your money. You'll have no place to stay lol, will have to sleep on the steps of the courthouse.

[@anjinsanx44]

10000usd has always been the rule

[@NoraDugas]

Now if you declare, do they tax the money?

[@DomerRagasajo-d2f]

Of course travellers cannot bring more than 10,000 USD to Philippine...

[@DanIngham]

Who brings that amount of cash. So dumb. Too old to understand bitcoin.

[@RRacel]

can i bring 10 trillion zimbabwe dollars to the philippines?

[@robertwolf3370]

what about carry gold?

[@Whitepinoy]

as long as it not value isn't more than 10k or you will need to claim it

[@blancabay-ed5114]

10k pesos?

[@birdbirdsong6088]

Imagine your fleeing your country due to war or unsafety and they see your wealth in gold watch who is the criminal here

[@sgtusa90]

@@birdbirdsong6088 LOOK into " JEWELRY " that Is ALLOW to TRAVEL With YOU ??? A FREIND Just WENT to PH & Was ALLOWED " 2 NECKLACES - 2 RINGS And 1 Or 2 BRACELETS ( ALL Gold ) And STATED It Did NOT Count As PART of The 10k ( USD ) !!!!!!!!!!!!! PRETTY SURE..... " A WATCH ( ANY ) "Is ALSO, ALLOWED!!!

[@TheBigBananaaa]

👍✅😜✅👍

[@KarlVonSttugart]

The Philippines is the MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! As a Russian who has KGB-GRU FSB Intelligence agents surveilling all walks of Philippine life and recording everything to be reported to Moscow, we have all of the recorded proofs against Filipino corrupt practices that violates your most basic rights to PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. In Russia we have surveillance camera hidden everywhere and if someone tries to do such a thing then he or she is SENT TO SIBERIA!

[@nardmiranda5422]

Pupunitin ko nlang ang pera Kong IBA Lang Rin makikinabang

[@winstonperalta1345]

IstoryA mo naman boss madam, nong Bumalik ako d2 sa US my dala akong 150k pesos,wala naman say sa Custom.