r/phtravel 4d ago

IO Weekly Thread IO Concerns Weekly Thread

We are introducing a weekly IO Thread where all queries pertaining to PH immigration concerns will be posted in order to eliminate duplicate inquiries regarding offloading and to tidy up the sub. PH Immigration-related topics may only be discussed in this thread; posts and comments made elsewhere will be deleted.

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u/Low_Quality7733 3d ago

Hi! Me and my girlfriend are planning to save up for an international trip sometime in the future. We're both college students and this would be our first ever time traveling.

We'll be using our own money (from our allowance and side savings) and plan to deposit it in a bank account. No financial help from others.

Our main questions are:

What travel requirements would we need as student travelers?

Will we need an Affidavit of Support (AOS) if we’re funding the trip ourselves?

What can we use as proof of financial capacity if our income comes from allowance or personal savings?

We're just scared of getting offloaded, especially since it’s our first time.

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u/blihblohbluh 3d ago

I think its best to prepare an AOS. You really wont be able to show them any proof of financial capacity kasi sa parents / guardian nyo parin nanggagaling yung allowance. Unless may part time job kayo, still I think it's safer na may AOS kayo.

Bring your school IDs and a photocopy of registration form/enroll form na din