Customs Update PH

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The Bureau of Customs PH extended the validity of importers’ accreditation to three years from one year under new rules.

With the extension, the fee for new application and renewal will be P5,000 for the three-year period from the current P2,000 per year.

The three-year validity starts from the issuance of the Certificate of Accreditation, according to Customs Administrative Order 01-2026 signed by Department of Finance Secretary Frederick Go on April 9 and Customs commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno on March 31.

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I The Bureau of Customs (BOC) warns the public against the circulation of fake news and AI-generated content, containing misleading claims about airport and customs regulations.

The BOC strongly denies a fabricated YouTube video titled “10 Bagay na Bawal Dalhin sa Eroplano – Seniors Kailangang Malaman Ito,” which falsely presents information regarding items allegedly prohibited from being brought during air travel. The Bureau clarifies that the claims in the video are inaccurate, misleading, and unsupported by any official incident or record.
The public is advised to verify information from official sources and to report suspicious content. The BOC remains committed to protecting the public from misinformation and may take legal action against individuals or groups responsible for creating and spreading fake news.

For a more accurate guide of items that are allowed for air travel, you may refer to the reference list below:https://customs.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Memorandum-Importation-of-FDA-DOH-Regulated-Products-For-Personal-Use.pdf

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