The nearest port for clearance is Puerto Princesa, which can be reached by regular van service which runs several times a day, both ways. Leave on the 6 am van and return on the 4 pm one.
The van drops you at San Jose terminal just north of Puerto Princesa. You will then need to take a tricycle ride into city Immigration or to the airport. The journey takes about 3 hrs and costs approximately 300 pesos.
Immigration in Puerto Princesa is free.
Customs is 115 peso.
Only the captain needs to go.
Port Barton is accepted as a valid port to leave the boat while completing clearance.
For full details on clearing into and out of the country see Philippines Formalities.
Last updated: October 2017
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