Flying with the Philippines? You have probably heard of OFW LOUNGE NAIA TERMINAL 3. But is it worth visiting? What are the advantages?
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We will guide you through everything you need to know about the OFW Lounge. It doesn’t matter if you are a Filipino worker abroad (OFW) or simply fly by fun. This room can help improve your travel experience. It is located within the Naia complex.
Who can access the OFW Lounge?
The living room is a dedicated space created by the authority of the Manila International Airport (MIAA). It was built in association with San Miguel Corporation (SMC).
It is a special space designed for modern heroes of the Filipino economy.
This hall serves Ophws that leave the city of Pasay, the city of Parañaque or nearby areas such as Pampanga. It is also compatible with those flying from Clark International Airport.
Who can enter
- OFWS WITH VALID DOCUMENTS
- You must show your job certificate abroad (OEC)
- You must have your passport and shipping pass
- Sometimes, the family (like their spouse or son) can also enter
If you are not an OFW, you can’t use this OFW Lounge. But don’t worry. There are similar rooms within the Naia complex.
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Do you need to pay?
Here are the good news. OFW gets free access to the living room! There is no input rate. It is a VIP Lounge service offered by the airport. This is part of the original government plan to support our OFW.
Other salons in Naia could collect a rate. Some need cards like Priority pass. But this room is free for OFWS.
What is inside the OFW Lounge?
Do I still wonder if it is worth visiting? The living room is located in the area prior to the departure of Naia Terminal 3. It gives a quiet waiting area to rest before your flight.
Whether you are traveling to Menary docks or Asian cities, it offers a relaxing stop before your long trip.
Amenities
- Comfortable seats
- Air-conditioning
- Free coffee and snacks
- LOADING / ENCUPHES STATIONS
- Access to Wi-Fi
- Televisions and newspapers
- Quiet rest areas
- Complete services for relaxation
If you have questions, go through the information counter. The room fits around 200 people. It has no private showers or complete meals. But for a free space to relax, it is worth it.
The best time to visit
The living room is filled quickly. Here is a quick look at the busiest hours:
- Early Mornings (from 5 am to 8 am)
- Nights (6 pm – 10 pm)
Professional Council: If your flight is out of those hours, go early to find a good seat.
How to find the living room
Finding the living room can be complicated if it is your first time in Naia Terminal 3. Here is a quick guide:
- Enter terminal 3 and pass through security
- Go to the output area (4th floor)
- Look for signs that say Ofw Lounge
- Show your OEC, passport and shipping pass at the entrance
- Find a seat and enjoy the living room!
It is located near some airline rooms, so you are not shy to ask airport staff if you are confused.
Many Filipino workers like the living room. Some say it helps them rest before a long flight. One of those of things said he met new friends who went to the same host country.
Other rooms at the Naia 3 terminal
- Pacific Club Lounge – Pay at the door or use a credit card
- Marhaba Lounge -For good food and wi-fi
- Airlines rooms – For executive or elite class members
If you are a Filipino digital nomad, these halls offer better strong work spaces and Wi-Fi. Some even have shower facilities.
Tips for OFW and Remote Workers
- Bring your OEC and Passport
- A light jacket helps: the halls can be cold
- Load your phone and download videos or work files
- If your flight is late at night, you can book a hotel like Conrad Manila in the city of Pasay or Hotels nearby in the city of Parañaque
- If you visit international airports frequently, try lounge cards
Final thoughts
The OFW Lounge in Naia Terminal 3 is quite simple but useful. It offers Filipino workers a free and quiet space to rest before flying abroad. With comfortable seats, free coffee and Wi-FiIt is a solid option before addressing.
If you return to work, visit loved ones or a new contract begins abroad, this room helps your trip to be a little easier. Non -OFW can explore nearby paid rooms for comfort and comfort.
So the next time you leave Metro Manila, do not forget to take advantage of this special space made only for OFW in Naia Terminal 3.
Frequent questions
Yes, it is free for all eligible OFW with valid documents.
Some rooms allow it, especially for spouses and children, but it depends on the airport staff.
Yes, but the signal can be weak when the living room is full.
No, only those of with an OEC can use this room. Others can use paid rooms near.
It is on the fourth floor near the starting area, near some airlines.
