From the film · EP03 What happens when you land at NAIA

Someone will be there with your name on a card.

NAIA at midnight is a queue, a taxi tout and a phone that does not work. We meet you at arrivals, put a real Philippine number in your hand, set up your wallet in the car, and take you to the door.

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How it works

Three messages and a driver.

We get your flight and your address, before you fly
Flight number, terminal, where you are staying, and a photo of your passport page so the eSIM is registered before you land.
A driver is at arrivals with your name
Not a taxi rank. A named person, waiting, who already knows where you are going.
Your phone works before you leave the airport
A native Globe or Smart eSIM with a real +63 number, and Maya set up on the drive.
Door to door
We take you to the address, not to the kerb.

What it costs

Our fee, and the fees that are not ours.

Vaya fee, pickup and setupPHP 3,000

eSIM and first loadAt cost, on the receipt

Tolls and parkingAt cost

Extra stop on the wayPHP 500

The driver works for a licensed transport company, not for Vaya. Their rate is on the receipt and we tell you which part of it is ours.

Before you ask

The honest part.

Airalo and Holafly are easier, and for two weeks they are the right answer. They are data only, with no phone number, so nothing here that needs an SMS code will work. A month or more and you need a +63 number.
A tourist SIM stops working after about 30 days unless you show an approved visa extension. A dead SIM locks your wallet, because every login here verifies by text. Worth knowing on day one, not day 31.
GCash needs a Philippine government ID. Maya verifies on a passport, which is why we set up Maya.
If someone is already meeting you, do not pay us. Say so and we will send you the eSIM instructions for free.

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Send us your flight. We will be there.

Email us with EP03 in the subject. You get a real answer the same day, from a person.

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