#No Vaccination No Ride

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) orders enforcement of "No Vaccination, No Ride/No Entry in Public Transport Policy" in NCR. According to the DO, a person is considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19 two weeks after receiving their second dose in a 2-dose vaccination series, such as with the Pfizer or Moderna brand of vaccines, or two weeks after a single-dose vaccine such as with Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine. However, exempted from the “no vaccination, no ride” policy are the following: • Persons with medical conditions that prevent their full COVID-19 vaccination as shown by a duly-signed medical certificate with the name and contact details of their doctor. AirAsia Philippines has announced that they will abide by and implement the Department Order 2022-001 issued by the DOTr, which is the No Vaccination, No Ride policy. Beginning January 17, 2022, only non-vaccinated guests with essential purpose of travel from Metro Manila such as persons with medical conditions that prevent full COVID-19 vaccination will be allowed to fly, provided that they present a duly signed medical certificate with name and contact details of their physician. The Philippine National Police has announced that they will be deploying “mystery passengers” on public utility vehicles to ensure compliance with the 'no vaccination, no ride' policy of the DOTr in Metro Manila. Read more in our articles including "DOTr issues 'No Vaccination, No Ride Policy'" and "AirAsia PH abides by 'No Vaccination, No Ride' policy".