There is only one drop off
point for Domestic and International for taxi cab from the city. Don't take the porter service since you have
to pay them. You have to walk a bit longer going to the International
Check-in. For those taking 5J 280 which
is as early as 8:05am, you may want to see Rotiboy, Roti'O, Starbucks, Burger
King for breakfast which are all on your way to the terminal-proper.
Get inside the terminal. After the check-in counter
process, proceed to the second floor.
Prepare 150,000Rp (600Php)/pax for the Passenger Service Charge (seems
like Terminal Fee and Travel Tax in NAIA). Sticker will be pasted at the back
of your boarding pass.
Pass by the validation counter
so he can scan your sticker. Fall in
line on the Immigration counter; make sure that you have already filled-up the
Departure Card. After which, make sure
that your passport and boarding pass has been stamped with the departure date.
From what I understand, it is hard or local
banks in Manila are not accepting Rupiah, so better spend your excess money if
you still have any. Roam around the Duty
Free area (check on cheaper watch, bags, clothes, batik). Check books on sale at Periplus book store,
you may want to buy a guide for your next destination.
