The number for the Embassy of The Republic of Indonesia in Manila is +63 2 8892 5061-68

You should report passport loss at the nearest police station to where you lost it. Make an appointment with your embassy or consulate to apply for a Travel Document in Lieu of a Passport (SPLP). You will need to prepare your ID card, family card, birth certificate/diploma/marriage book, a certificate of loss of passport from the local police, and a passport photo. A photocopy of your previous passport can also be helpful.

Beware of scams including rental shops claiming you cause pre-existing damage to the rental bike or jetski, taxis not using the meter and trying to overcharge you, and money exchange shops giving you less amount of money than you agreed. Other scams include card skimmers on the ATM machine, and hacking information through public Wi-fi.

As you might be making use of the public jeepneys in your trip, remembering “para” or “para po” which informs the driver that you’re about to go down the jeepney, can be useful. "Salamat" means thank you. "Oo" means yes. "Hindi" means no. "Magkano?" means how much?

No. You don't need to tip in the Philippines. However, you can give tips when you recieve good service as a token of gratitude, and it will go a long way for service workers.