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Depsrtmrnt of @Uucation
Natloaal Capltd Reglon
Schoolr Dlvlrlon Olflce - aadaluyoag
BY
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Office of the Schmls Division
Sup€rintendent
Oc{ober LL, 2022
DTVISIOIT MEMORAITDUM
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DISSEMII{ATIOil OP DEPED ORDER IfO. 43, 5.20/22
(DEPED ORDER ilO. 4i!, 8.2(}22, OUilTBUS TRAVEL GITTDELTTES FOR ALL
PERAOrTEL OF THE DEPIIRIIETT OF EDUCATTOilI
To Assistant Schools Division Superintendent
Chief Education Supervisors, CID and SGOD
OIhcials, OSDS, CID and SGOD
School Heads, Public Elementary and Secondary Schools
A11 Others Concerned
1. The field is hereby informed of DepEd Order lfo. 8, s.2U22 tifled, Omnlbur
Travel Guldellaes for All Personnel of the Departmeat of Educatlon, for the
information and guidance of all concerned.
2. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is desired
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Schools lvls10n Su
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Reference:
as stated
To be indicated in the Perpetual Index
Under $e following Subject:
SCHOOLS EMPLOYEES REGULATIONS POUCY
IsM/ffiober 11, 2022
Address: calbayoS St., BrBy. Highway Hills, Mandaluyong city
Phone: OSDS 79555921 r AO 79561263 . CID 79552557 c SGOD 7729259L
Email: sdo.mandaluyong@deped.gov.ph
Website: www.depedmandaluyong.org
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Beprrtment of Gluation
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DepEd ORDER
No.0{3,s.2o22
OUTIBUS TRAVEL GTIIDELIITES FOR ALL PERSOHXEL
OF TIIE DEPARTMEITT OF EDUCATION
To: U ndersecretaries
Assistant Secretaries
Bureau and Service Directors
Regional Directors
Schools Division Superintendents
Public Elernentary and Secondary School Heads
All Others Concerned
l. The Department of Education (DepEd) issues the enclosed Ooalbur Trevcl
Gluldcllno for All Pcnoolcl of thc lrcpefiacnt of Educetloa to clarifu the processes
and prescribe the requirements for all travels of DepEd personnel, whether foreign/local
or oflicial/ personal.
2. For more information, please contact the Ofice of Uadcnccr.ataty for Eunrn
Rcrourcc ud Orgutr.ttoad Dcvclopncrt. Department of Education Central Ofiice,
Meralco Avenue, Pasig City through email at usec.hrodl4.deped.gor'.ph or at telephone
numbers (02) 8636-6549 and (O2) 8631-8494.
3. Immediate dissemination of and strict compliance witi this Order is directed.
Vice President and Secretary
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SARA Z. DITIERTE
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As stated
References:
DepEd Order Nos.022, s. 2019 and 14, s. 20l0
To be indicated in the Perpetual lndex
under the following subjects
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AUTHORITY
BUREAUS AND OFFICES
EMPLOYEES
EXPENSES
OFFICIALS
POLICY
RULES AND REGUI.ATIONS
TRAVEL
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(Enclosure to DepEd Order No.0 4 3 . s. 2022)
OUITIBUS TRAVEL GTIIDELII{TS FOR ALL PERSOM'IEL
OF TIIE DEPARTUEIIT OF EDUCATION
I. RATIONALE
DepEd faithfully abides by the various policy pronouncements on austerity and
fiscal conservation ur the Government. lt is the mandate of DepEd to ensure that
public funds are expended with utmost prudence and that no irregular,
unnecessar5r', extravagant, excessive, and unconscionable expenses ar:e incurred
bv the Government -
Meanwhile, Section 2l of Executive Order No. 77, s. 2Ol9 directs all Department
Secretaries to cause the preparation and issuance of intema! guidelines on loca.l
and foreign travels of personnel in national government agerrcies (NGAs) to ensure
the judicious use of public funds. among others.
Currently, the guidelines and regulations on travels in DepEd are contained in
various orders and memoranda issued by the Department. This Department Order
is being issued to consolidate, harmonize, and update these issuances in vie*'of
the above policv.
II. SCOPE
III. DEFINITION OF TERUS
For purposes of this Order, these terms are defined as follows:
a. Attached Agencies refers to agencies wherein the DepEd is a member of the
governing board, such as. the Early Childhood Care and Dc'velopment Council
(ECCD Council|, National Book Development Board (NBDBI, National Council
for Children's Television lNCCTl. and the National Museum.
b. Approuing Authoritg refers to the DepEd offrcial designated as Approving
Authority in the existinS Departmealt Order on the delegation of signing
authorities.
c. Head of Olfice refers to the immediate head of the unit. section, division.
bureau. or olfice where t}re employee is reporting. The head of offrce of DepEd
offrcials shall be that offrcial next higher in rank within the sarne strand,
division. bureau, or ofEce.
d. Olficial Tralrel refers to trips of governmerrt ofhcials or employees pursuant to a
legitimate Bovernment function or interest.
e. Permanent O!ficial $ation refers to the plac-e wher€ the oftice or regular place of
business/work of an ollicial or employee is permanently located and where the
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This DepEd Order provides guidelines and regulations on foreign and local travel,
whether oflicial or personal. of DepEd officials and personnel in a1l governance
levels and all other oflices and attached agencies. This DepEd Order likewise
covers allowances and expenses for said travels.
official or employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the
nature and the duties and responsibilities of the position of such officia.l or
employee.
f. Persond lrouel refers to private trips of government officials or employees for a
purely personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the govemment.
g. Reammending Authoitg refers to the DepEd ollicial designated in the existing
Department Order on the delegation of signing authorities to recommend
approval to the Approving Authority.
h. Transponation Expenses refers to the actual fares of the authorized modes of
transportation (e.g. land, sea, and airf for local and foreigrr travels from the
permanent oflicial station to the destination or place of assignment and back.
Trawl Authority refers to an Order in *riting issued by the Approving Authority
allowing an oflicial or employee of the Dep&l to proceed to a specific place or
location outside of her permanent oflicial station for a specilic period of time to
perform a given assignment.
IV. OFFICIAL TRAVEL
A. Gcncral Guldellacr
l. Authorlzcd ofictd trercl. No ollicial foreign or local travel shall be
authorized unless it satisfies the following minimum conditions:
a. The trip is highly relevant to basic education, and in the case of foreign
oflicial travels, the trip is for the purpose of complying with an
international commitment/contractual obligation;
b. The trip is essential to tJle effective performance of an o{Iicial or
employee's mandate or functionsi
c. The projected expens€s for the trip are not excessive or involve minimum
expenditure:
d. The presence of t}re ollicial or employee is critical to tlte outcome of tlte
meeting, conference, seminar, consultation, or any ofEcial actif ity to be
undertaken:
e. The absence of the offrcial or emplolre€ from the Permanent Oflicial
Station will not hamper the operational elliciency of his oflice; and
f. The expenses to be incurred in the trip is included in the approved Work
and Financial Plan of the ollice or unit concerned.
2. Altarantlvct to ttavcl. All offrcials authorized to approve local or foreign
travels are required, as far as practicable, to minimize olficial travel. Hence,
all forms of communication, such as but not limited to, teleconferencing
and videoconferencing or submission of briefs and position Papers. must
be explored or considered l-rrst as altematives to travel'
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3. Wrlttca Jurtlfrcetloa. For the purpose of the two immediately preceding
provisions, the DepEd official or employee requesting authoritl, to travel
must attach to the appropriate travel authority request form a written
justification, addressed to the Approving Authority and noted by the
Recommending Authority'. explaining how the trip satisfies the minimum
conditions provided in the first paragraph of this section and why
alternatives to travel are insullicient for the purpose.
lf the offrcial travel of teaching personnel is to be undertaken during school
days, the written justifrcation shall also explain:
a. Why the travel has to be undertaken during school days;
b. What the expected benefit are from the travel: and
c. How the expected benefits can compensate for the loss in instructional
or supervisory time.
4. UneutLorlzcd trrveL. The following individuals shall not be issued Travel
Authorities and shall not be entitled to govemment funding for such trips:
a. Private individualsl and
b. Consultants and/or those engaged by the DepEd by way of contract of
service, except when the travel is required for the performance or
completion of deliverables in the contract of service, or in highly
meritorious circumstances (e.g. unavailabilitv of qualified employees in
highly technical or specialized frelds) and upon written justification
submitted to the Approrrng Authority.
5. Prohtbttlona and Condltlona
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b
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All forms of travel junkets are strictly prohibited. The taking of a
persona-l leave immediately before or after the ollicial activitv is highly
discouraged. If travel circumstances, such as the nature of activity,
purpose and itinerary. indicate that the trip is mainly intended for
persona.l purposcs, no part thereof shall be considered ollicial.
Trips, which, by their very nature, are obviously for personal reasons
bui are nevertheless presented as olficial in the guise of so-called
'obsen'ation, goodwill, or study tour' or 'workshop/seminar" shall not
be allowed. unless such trips are to be undertaken while on leave of
absence.
No oflicial or personal travel of DepEd offrcials and employees shall be
funded directly or indirectly. fully or partialy, by private individuals or
entities, including suppliers and contractors, with pending request/s or
application/s or future dealings with any schools, SDOs, ROs'
Bureaus/Sen'ices or offrce of the DepEd.
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This prohibition applies to invitations to tral'el purportedly to undertake
study or assessment of the proponents' capabilities as such contractors
or suppliers.
d. The Approving Authority shall ensure that a skeletal workforce is
maintained in the ollice or Pemanent Official Station at all times. and
travels which entail the absence ofa majority of personnel of any office/ s
shall be prohibited.
6. Reportorlal Requlrcmentr
Within one (l) calendar month after returning to the Permanent Oflicial
Station, every personnel authorizrd to travel under this Order shall
submit to the head of the agency a report on the travel, *'hich shall
include matters or issues discussed. recommendations. and next steps.
For ollicial foreign travels, a post-travel report shall be submitted
containing the follonring elements:
ii. Objectives of the activity;
iii. Preparations made for the activity;
iv. High[ght of the activity/ participation in the activity;
Critical inputs/ contribution of participant in the activityl
Merits/ benefits gained by' the participants, his/her oflice and
DepEd and substantive policy recommendation.
Commitments made and/ or subsequent responsibilities of
the participant in relation to the activity/ post-travel actions/
inter-agency cooperation needed;
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b. In case of participation in an international conference or convention in
which the Philippines is represented by a delegation, a report of the
delegation shall be submitted to the OIIice of the President (OP) through
the Department Secretar-v or those of equivalent rank from whose
department the head of delegation belongs, copy furnished the Secretary
of the DFA, not later than one (1) calendar month after the closing of the
conference or convention. Any member of the delegation may also
submit a supplementary report.
B. gpcclic Guldclher on Forclgn O6dd Tnvcl
l. T5rpcr of Forctgn Ofncf.f Ttevclr. In addition to the conditions provided
in paragraph IV.A. 1 . of this Department Order, only the following foreign
travels may be allowed:
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i. Brief description and background of the host organization and
activity;
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c. Invitations for speaking engagements or receiving of awards from foreign
governments/institutions or intemational agencies/organizations as
iefrned under international law, whether fully or partially funded by the
govemment, upon endorsement to the DFA.
tn case of trips involving delegations, the authorized Approving Authorit-v
shall ensure ihat the number of participants is kept to the barest minimum
and the role of each member in the delegation is clearly specifred and
justilied in the travel application or proposal'
a. International conferences or meetings to which the Philippine
gol'emment has commitments, or to undertake ollicial missions or
assignments which cannot be assigrr.ed to Sovernment officials posted
abroad:
b. Scholarships, fellowships, trainings, and studies abroad which are
grant-funded or undertaken at minimal cost to NGAS, including SUCs'
GOCCs, GFIs, and LGUs; and
2. Pre-DeParture
All ministerial meetings shall be attended by the Secretary unless an
Undersecretary or Assiitant Secretary is designated to represent him/her'
Attendance by the representative or duly desigrrated delegate. of the
Secretary in ministerial meetings and otlter international commitments
shall be"authorized to have one (l) or two (2) stall personnel to backstop
trim/ t er, the sta.ff/ s may either be from the International Cooperation
Olfrce [COt or from ollicei whose functional designation and assignment
are the same or related to the agenda of the international meeting'
The awarding of scholarships, fellowship and training grants shall at
.all
times confolin to the policy of transparency, accountability' equitable
al"t iu,rtio., and eligibiliiy and shall be guided by the existing procedures/
process set by the Scholarship Committee of the Department'
For other offrcial foreign travels, the ICO shall clear all invitations to
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activities/ eients/ scholarships that will be held abroad except
it o"" ttr"t are sourced ty oinaaST employee" in their personal capacity'
The ICO, with the concerned undersecretary or Assistant Secretary shall
identiS arrd recommend representatives and/ or delegates for the
s.*.ilvt approval. For foreign oflicial travels involving field personnel
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Regional Direct-ors and Superintendents shall nominate'
evaluate ,nd recommeid Ge travel r.qu."is of theA respective personnel
prior to endors€ment to the Central Oflice'
Priorit-v in assigning foreign travels shall be given-to those who are qualified'
*itr, .ip"rti""
*rrd
lave frad the least number of offrcial travels in the past
frve (5) years, except in the following cases:
a. The organizers set specific requirements as to the qualifrcations of
the Pa-rticiPants
b. The organizers specifically requested an employee/ official due to
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""it"Ui[tv
and/ oi previous arrangements; and
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c Nature of tJle activitv which will lead the Department to consider the
suitability of the participant based on position; actual duties and
responsibilities; task delegated to him/ her by the Departmentl
expertise; expected inputs/ outputs; or follow through activities.
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, the Secretary shall not be
precluded from nominating delegates and/ or representatives to ollicial
foreigrr travels in order to ensure the substantial benefit of the Department
from the activity.
3. Uaauthorlzcd ofnchl fotclSn travcls. No travel authority shall be issued
to:
a. Any ollicial or ernployee who has a pending administrative case;
b. Any olficial or employee who is due to retire within one (1) year from the
date of the foreign travel;
c. Any official or employee whose previous travel has not been liquidated
and cleared; and
d. Any official or employee who has not yet complied with the reportorial
requAement for any previous travel/s.
4. Approviag Authorlty
a. The DepEd Secretar5r shall secure authority from the Ollice of the
President for ofticial foreign travel.
b. The foreign olficial travel of other DepEd officials ald employees shall
be approved by the DepEd Secretary, upon the recommendation of the
following:
5. lmmediate Stafl of the Office of
the Undersecretary or
Assistant Secretary
2. Assistant Reliional Director
IARD)
4. Below Division Chief
c. School. Dlvlrloa Olnce
RI)
RecoEEGndlng Authorlty
Omce/Po!ltlon
l. Unders€cretary/ Assistant
Sccretan'
r- Ccatrel Olflcc
?. Bureau/ service Director/
Executive Director
Assi6tant Sccretary/ Undersecretary
conccrned
Assistant Sc{retary/ Undersecretary
concemed
4 ()mces and lmmediate Staff of
the Office of the Secretary
Undersccretary {Chief of Stafl)
3. Division Chief and Below
Assishnt Secretary/ Undersccretary
concemed
b. Rcttord Ofllcc
U nders€cretary for Field operations
t. Regional Director (RDl
Rl)
RD
3. Division Chief
Rt)
I . Schools Division
Superintendent
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2. Assistant Schools fivision
Superintendent {ASDS}
3. Division Chief
4. Belor,r' Division Chief including
PSDS
SDS
l. Schrrrl Head
SDS
2. Teaching and non-teachinB
personnel
RD
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sDs
SDS
SDS
For attached agencies, the foreign offrcial travel of
oflicials and employees shall be approved by the DepEd
Undersecretary (Chief of Staff), upon the
recommendation of the following:
c. Attrchcd AtGrclcs RccoEEG ldtDg Authorft,
I . ECCD Council Executive Director
:. NBDB Executive Director
Executive Director
Director Gener;rl
3. NCCT
4. National Museum
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the OP is not precluded from requiring
any otficial or employee to secure authority to travel abroad from said
Oftice or from another Approving Authority to be designated by it.
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5. Proccdure ln the Appllcattoa aad Appronal of Forclg! Off,clal Travels
a The o{Iicial or employee requesting authority to travel shall accomplish
and submit a Travel Authority for Offrcial Travel form (Annex A) with the
following supporting documents:
Signed invitation addressed to the requesting party from a foreign
host:
Approved Activity Request and Work and Financial Plan indicating
that funds are earmarked for the travel expenses to be incurred;
Itinerary of Travel;
Written justifrcation as required in paragraph IV'A'2 of this
Department Order;
Certificate of No Pending Casel
lf applying for cash advance, a certification from the Accounting
Division/Section/Unit concemed that the previous cash advance
has been liquidated; and
For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an
Officer-in-Charge, if applicable, src as not to hamper the day-to-day
operations of tl1e office.
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Teachers participating in the Exchange Visitor Program of the United
States government shall secure travel authority from the Secretary'. In
lieu of the above documents, the t€acher concerned shall attach to the
Travel Authority for Oflicial Travel form a coPy of the Clearance
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Certificate issued by the Regional Offrce concerned and a copy of the
Registration Sticker issued by the Commission on Filipinos Overseas.
However, they are not entitled to tJre any of the allowable expenses
provided herein.
b. All travel authorities must be signed by the Secretary, or his/her
designated approving ollicial and released by the CO at least lO days
before the departure date. To ensure this, requesting offrcials/personnel
must refer to the process flows for field offrces and the central oltce,
hereto attached as Annex B and Annex C, respectively, for guidance on
the minimum number of days required for processing at each level.
C Requests that do not comply with these
automatically rejected.
process flows shall be
6. Authorlzed ofEclal foretgn travcl expeaecr. DepEd officials/employees
on o{Iicial foreign travels are allowed t}re following expenses, pursuElnt to
EO 77, s.2Ol9:
a Pre-Dcparture &rpealcs etld Rcturtr Trlp Fces
Pre-departure expenses not exceeding PhP3,SOO.OO shall be allowed
to cover miscellaneous expenses for transportation fare, passport
processing, immunization and medical laboratory fees, photographs,
porterage, airport terminal fees, if any, and other related expenses'
Reimbursement of airport terminal fees imposed at the point/s of
embarkation on ttte retum trip to the Philippines, if any' shall be
allowed upon completion of the offrcial trip.
b. llatrrportatlon Eilrerscs
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Where the oflicials and employees authorized to travel abroad are not
provided with transportation by the host country or sponsonng
organization, they shall be allowed transportation expenses for the
economy class fare, which for Purposes of this Order, does not
include premium economv class fare.
F'or long haul trips (i.e. flights exceeding four (4) hours without
counting lay-overs) of Department Secretaries, Undersecretaries,
Assistanl Secretaries and those of equivalent ranks' business class
fares may be authorized, subject to the approval of the OP'
c. Clothtag Allowaacc
i. clothing allowance shall be granted to personnel on foreign travel in
tropicJc-ountries or temperate countries for the period coinciding-
urith the summer and spring seasons, regardless of the nature of
travel, if the tavel will last for more than one (l) month' The clothing
allowance shall be granted on pro-rated basis, as follows:
AEount
More than one (1) month but less than
three {31 months
us$200.oo
Duntloa of Bt.y
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Three (3) months and more but less
than six {61 months
us$300.oo
Six {61 months and more us$400.00
Provided, however, that the clothing allowance in connection with
study trips to tropical countries shall not exceed US$30O.00.
When the travel to temperate countries, regardless of the nature of
travel, coincides with the autumn or winter seasons, the clothing
allowance shall be granted as follows:
Dlr.tlos of Stry A.Eou!t
Two (2) wecks or less us$200.00
More than two (2) weeks but le3s than
one (l I month
us$300.oo
One (llmonth and more us$400.oo
Grantees provided by donor institutions with clothing allowance at
rates equal to or higher than those indicated above shall no longer
be granted said allowance.
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iv. When the clothing allowance granted by the donor is less than the
rates indicated above, the pe'rsonnel concemed may be given the
difference.
The clothing allowance may be granted more than once in anery 24
months. In no instance, however, shall the total clothing allowance
glssgd LrS$40O.0O within a 24-month period.
Apptcable rate of clothing allowance shall be based on t}re season
officially declared by the authorized agency in the country of
destination. In case the travel dates span two seasons or coincide
with the change of seasons, the prescribed rates of clothing
allowarrce shall be based on the season corresponding to the
greatest number of days of authorized stay.
d. Ddly Subclrtcacc Alloraacc (DSAI
i. Those who travel abroad shall be granted the DSA based on the daily
rates established by the International Civil Service Commission
(ICSC) of the United Nations which may be accessed .
at
www.undp.org.ph or at wuw'dfa.gov.ph of the Department of Foreign
Affairs (DFA).
When the country of destination is not listed therein' the DSA for the
nearest country shall be adopted. When the city of destination is.not
listed therein,
'the
"elsewhere" rate established for the country shall
be adopted.
ii. The DSA shall only start upon arrival at the country of destination
and shall cease upon departure tJrerefrom, at the following
percentages:
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Prrticutar! To Covcr
Da.v- of arrival at point of
destination (regardless of time)
and succccding day/s thcreof
on ollicial business
Day of depanure for
permanent official station
{regardless of timel if other
than date of arrival
iii. If hotel/lodging, meals and incidental expenses are provided by the
host country or donor institution, the DSA shall not be allowed.
iv. Claims for payment of DSA under paragraphs i and ii of this
subsection shall not require presentation of bills and receipts.
The DepEd Secretary or his/her authorized representative, may
authorize DepEd personnel to claim the reimbursement of actual
accommodation expenses in excess of the accommodation
component of the DSA. subject to the following conditions: (l) the
difference must not exceed thirty per cent (30%) of such component
of the prescribed DSA rate, (2f the expense is absolutely necessary
in the performance of an assignment. and (3) upon presentation of
bills and receipts. An alfidavit of loss shall not be considered as
appropriate replacement for the required bills and receiPts.
Payment of DSA Differentlal
Where personnel on travel abroad to attend international
conferences or meetings or to undertake o{ficial missions or
assigrments are provided by the host government with DSA and
allowances lower than those prescribed in this Order, such
personnel shall only be entitled to the difference.
ii. Personnel on scholarships, fellowships, trainings, workshops, and
study grants abroad shall not be allowed payment of DSA
differentials.
f. Rcl'trburcemcat of ReprcaGtrtetlon Expeasel
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The DepEd Secretary is allowed reimbursement of actual
representation expenses up to US$ I,O0O.O0, subject to the
prlsentation of bills and acceptable proofs of payment made.
Meanwhile, subject to the approval of the Secretar-"v', DepEd offtoals
who are authorizrd to attend international conferences or meetings
or undertake official missions or assignments in the exigency of the
sen-ice, may be allowed the reimbursement of actual representation
expenses not exceeding the hereunder rates, subject to presentation
of bills and acceptable proofs of payment made, to wit:
Pcrcentrtc
Hotel / lod ging (i0o/ol, meals
(304/.1 and incidental
expenses (2el"|
Meals l30p/o) and incidental
expenses (2OY.)
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AnouEt
Undersecrelanes and those of equivalent rank. if
thcy qlq qesignated as Head of rhe Dclegation
Assiohnt Secretaries and thoae of equivalent
rank, if the.)- are designated as Head of the
Delegation
us$ 300.oo
RenL/lo!ltion
us$ 700.00
us$ 500.oo
Those holding grsitions lower than an Aasistant
Sccretary level who are designated as Head ofthe
Dele llon
ii. Representation expenses may cover necessary entertainment.
contributions, flowers, wreaths, tokens and the like, when justifred
by the circumstances and in conformity with generall!' accepted
customs, usages, and practices.
iii. DepEd olficials on travel abroad for speaking engagements, and for
scholarships, fellowships, trainings, workshops and studies, which
ar€ fully funded by donors or sponsoring organizations, shall not be
allowed reimbursement of repres€fl tation expenses.
g. Speclfic Travel-Rcleted Brpcn.c! Durlng Scholarrhtpa, Fcllowrhlpa,
Tralnlngs and StudlGs Abroad
Expenses of DepEd personnel related to travels for scholarships,
fellowships, trainings and studies abroad shall be limited only to pre-
departure expenses since donor countries/organizations/
institutions shall pay for travel-related expenses.
ii. In cases where airfares and clothing allowance will not be shouldered
by the donors, the personnel concerned may claim the same, subject
to the provisions of the memorandum of agreement or any similar
document entered into by and between the donor and the DepEd,
and of this Order.
7. Iamraace . DepEd oflicials and employees on foreign travel Pursuant to this
Order shall be entitled to travel insurance at the minimum amount required
by the country of destination, depending on the duration of the oflicial
travel or a travel coverage of Php 5OO.0OO.0O if there is no minimum
coverage set by a country.
C. Sncct8c Gutdc[acr o! L'ocd OfEcirl Tr.val
1. Approslas Authorlt5r
a. The DepEd Sectetary need not secure apProval for offrciai local travel.
b. The tocal travel ofother DepEd offrcials and employees shall be approved
in the following manner:
Otncc/Po.ltloD
&. CcEtral OiEcG
l. Undersecretary/Assistant
Sccretan'
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Secretar-.
i RacolrEBaadbt
Authorlty
Approviat Authotlty
j
2. Bureau/ Servic-e
Director/ Executive
Dir€ctor
Assistant
Secrctary/
Undersccreury
concemed
Secretar.r,
3. Division Chief and Beloq'
Director
concerned
Secrela
4. OIIic'e s and Immediate
stafl of the olfic-e of the
Secretar,v
Director
eoncerned
Secretary
5. Immediate Sta{I o[ the
Clllice of the
Und€rsccretary or
Assistant S€cretary
Assistant
Secretary/
Undersecretary
concernd
Secretary
b, *cgloori Offiee
I. Regional Director (RDl Undersccretary for Field
Operations - fior destinations
outside the Region only
2. Assisrant Regional
Director (ARDI
Rt)
3. Division Chief ARD Rl)
4. Below Division Chief RD
c. Divillon OIfice
RD - for destinations outside
the Rcgion only
srrs - for destinations trithin
the Region
SDS - for
destinations
outside the Region
RD - f,or dostinarirxrs outside
the Region
3. Division Chiet ASDS SDS
4. Belo$ Divtsion Chief
including PSDS
lrivision Chief SDS
d. Schools
t. Schnl Head ASDS SDS
2. Teaching and non-
teaching pcrsonnel
School Head - for destinations
withia rhe Dlvision
School Head - for
destinations
outaide the
Division
e. Att.chcd Ag.nclo.
l. ECCD Council Executive Director Unders€rretary {Chief of Staf0
2. NBDB Executive Director Undersecretary (Chief of Staff)
3, NCC-T Executive Director Undersecretary (chicf of staf0
4. National Museum Director General Undersecretary (Chief of Staf0
l. Schools Division
superintend€nt
2. .{ssistant Schools
Division Superintendent
(ASDS)
SDS - for destinations outside
the Division
Travel authority is hereby granted to all Regional Directors, Assistant
Regional Directors and Schools Division Superintendents, including
olliiers-in-charge of said positions' upon invitation of the secretariat
concerned. to ittend National Management Committee Meetings and
C
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flivision Chicf
Regional Coordination Meetings. Hence, the issuance of individual travel
authorities shall not be required.
Said travels are considered absolutely necessary in the performalce of
their assignments, thus, claims for reimbursement of actual
accommodation expenses zrre authorized, subject to the other conditions
and requirements specified herein.
a. The oflicial or employee concerned shall accomplish and submit a Travel
Authority for Offrcial Travel form with the following supporting
documents to the oflice of the Approving Authority not less than five (5)
working days before the scheduled departure date:
lu.
iv.
Sigred Memorandum, Letter, Order, Invitation or other
communication relevant to the DepEd or non-DepEd activity/event
indicating that the requesting ollicial or employee is being invited as
a participant, gucst, resource person. lecturer or visitor.
Approved Activity Request (AR)/ Authority to Conduct (ATC), or Proof
of Source of Flrnds to signi$ that funds are earmarked ior the travel
expenses to be incurred;
Itinerary of Travel:
Written justification as required in paragraph IV.A.2 of this
Department Order:
lf applying for cash advance, a certification from the Accounting
Division / Section / Unit concerned that the previous cash advance
has been liquidated: and
For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an
Offrcer-in-Charge, if applicable, so as not to hamper the day-to-day
operations of the oflice.
b. For activities/events/errands that would require leaving from or going
out of the permanent station or workplace during oflice hours within the
day, a [,ocatoi Slip {Annex E) cluly approved by the Head of OIIice or
his/her Authorized Representative. and countersigned by the
authorized personnel of the office visited, shall be used. A Certificate of
Appearance from the offrce risited may be secured in case such portion
was left unsigted by the person visited.
The accomplished and signed tocator Slip shall senr'e as the authority
to travel and may be used for reimbursemant of actual trarsportation
expenses only. In no case shall this be used for personal business.
ll
'1
3. fodc of Tren.trrortetloa
a. The Approving Authority shall determine the mode of transportation
and type of hotel/lodging to be availed, which in all cases shall be the
most economical and efhcient.
As a general rule, only the ordinary public conveyance or customa4/
modes of trarisportation shall be used. The use of chartered trips'
special hires of public utilities, garage cars, water vessels' and other
b
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2. Procedure itr thc Appucatlotr and Approlral of Local Oficid Travelr
exkaordinary means of transportation shall not be allowed unless
justified by the prevailing circumstances, such as but not limited to,
carrying large amount of cash, bullry equipment and important
documents, inclement weather, accompanying dignitaries or high level
government officials. or when time is of the essence.
4. Acconnodatloar. To ensure adequate but reasonably-priced services and
amenities, the workshops, seminars, trainings, conferences, and other
offrcial actir,'ities organized and conducted by the Department shall use
DepEd training venues such as the offrce €onfer€nce rooms, Regional
Education Learning Centers (RELCs), Applied Nutrition Center, ECOTECH
Center, National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAB, and Baguio
Teachers Camp (BTC). It is also encouraged to patroniz,e DOT-accredited
accommodations.
If the above facilities are not available on the basis of certification of the
authorizcd oflicial from these venues. the selection of other venues and
facilities shall adhere to existing policies and guidelines on procurement.
5. ?ravcl hItGr.G3. DepEd offrcials/employees on oflicial local travels are
allowed the following expenses. pursuant to EO 77 , s. 20 19:
Bcyond thc So-ldlouetcr r.dlus from the permanent oIlicial station:
a.
i. Tnnrportetloa Eqrcate! ead flrcellaacout Eqrctrrcr. The
allowable transportation expenses and reasonable miscellaneous
expenses (e.g. terminal fees, parking fees. road tolls. etc.f from the
permanent offrcial station to the destination or place of assignment
shall cover the following areas:
{1} From the offrce or residence to the point of embarkation, and
vice versa;
(2) From the point of embarkation to the point of disembarkation
in the place of destination, and vice versat and
(3) From the point of disembarkation to the ollice of destination or
place of assigrr.ment in the freld, and vice versa.
The transportation expenses and reasonable miscellaneous expenses
shall be in addition to the DTE.
Personnel concemed shall not be entitled to transportation expenses
for the entire trip or porti,on of such trip where government vehicle
was used.
If a private vehicle is used, no reimbursement of ttre cost of gasoline
and fuel shall be allowed. The ollicial or employee concemed,
however, is entitled to the equivalent cost of the customary mode of
transportation.
Detly Tnvol Erpcalcl lDfEl
( 1) The maximum allowable DTE of DepEd personnel, regardless of
rank and position, shall be the following rates:
ll
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DEATITATIO'f MAXIUUU DTE
Cluster I Regions I, l!. lll, V, Vlll,
IX, XII, XIII, BARMM
Cluster Il Rcgions VI, 41, X, )O,
CAR
I 80o
Clustcr ll Rcsions lV-A, tV-B. NCR
? L500
?2,200
(2) Claims for payment of DTE shall not be reguired to present bills
and receipts.
iii. Appottloncd ltavcl hpcn.c!. The allowable DTE for travel beyond
So-kilometer radius from the permanent officia.l station shall be
based on the following apportionment:
PARTICT'LARS PERCEIfTAGE TO COVER
Day of arrival at point of
destination (regardless of
timel and succeeding day/s
thereof on oflicial busincss
I O0)1, 5o9. - hotel/lodging
30Pl" - meals
2@/o - incidental expenscs
Day of depanure for
pcrman€nt offrcial stadon
{regardl€ss of time) if other
than date of arrival
3elo - meals
2elo - incidcntal expenses
T'revcl kpcnrGr h &sc.. of Authorlrcd Tlrvcl Rrtcl. Claims for
reimbursement of actua.l accommodation expenses (excluding
expenses for valets, room attendants, laundry, pressing, haircuts,
and similar services furnished by hotels) in excess of the
accommodation component of the DTE may be allowed, but in no
case shall the difference exceed one hundred percent (100o/o) of such
component of the prescribed DTE rate, and only upon:
lv.
(1) Submission of certification by the agency head or authorized
representative as absolutellr necessarlr in the performance of an
assignment; and
(2) Presentation of bills and receipts. A Certification or Affidavit of
l,oss shall not be considered as appropriate replacement for loss
bills and receipts.
prrectE,ll.g Double Prymcat of TravGl Etctrrcs. To preclude
double payment, the corresponding portion of the DTE shall not be
allowed when the fare paid for transportation includes meals and /or
quarters en route, or where meals and/ or lodging are paid for or
furnished by the DepEcl or other parties.
(l) Howwer, the traveler may claim meal reimbursem€nt upon
submission of written justification and documentary support if:
(a) The traveler is unable to consume the meal provided
because of medical requiremearts or religious beliefs.
(b) The traveler purchased substitute meal(s) in order to
satisS medical requirements or religious beliefs.
(c) The traveler was unable to take Part in the provided meal
due to the conflict of official business.
(d| Other analogous circumstances.
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V. PERSONAL TRAVEL
A. General Guldellneg
l. Authot'ltcd Pcnoaal T'revel. No DepEd offcial or employee shall be
altowed to depart for any personal travel, unless such offrcial or employee
has duly accomplished the requisite leave forms and has obtarned travel
authorization, provided that if the personal local travel is only for a period
of '*rree (3) days or less, a travel authorization need not be secured.
Complimentary meals included in the accommodation does not
aflect the maximum rneal expenses.
(2) In case of invited DepEd resource speakers, advisers or
Secretadat to national conferences, conventions, s5mrposia, fora
seminars, meetings and other similar events managed by
private organizations, associations or unions, the travel
expenses shall be shouldered by the inviting agency or
organization. unless otherwise authorized by the DepEd
Secretafy.
b. Wtthln the So-Hloacter radlus from the permanent oflicial station:
i. Actual transportation expenses not exceeding tJre rates provided
herein, as well as the DTE may be authorized. Provided, that the
personnel concemed shall stay in the place of assignment and does
not commute daily from the place of assignment to the place of
iesidence or permanent offrcial station and back. The claim for
hotel/lodging expense shall be substantiated by a hotel bill or invoice
to prove that the official or employee stayed in the place of
assignment for the whole duration of the offrcial travel.
ii. Personnel on official travel who commute daily from the place of
assignment to the place of residence or perrnzment offrcial station
shall be allowed the following expelrses:
(1) Actual fare at the prevailing rates of authorized rnodes of
transportation from the permanent olEcial station to the place
of assigrrment and back;
(2) Meals in an amount not exceeding the thirty percent (3oo/o) of
the authorized meal component of the DTE.
Presentation of transportation ticket or any equivalent document
shall be required as proof of actual travel undertaken.
iii. An employee receiving Transportation Allowance (TA) either on
commutable or reimbursable form, shall not be entitled to
reimbursement of trarsportation expenses-
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Travel authorization shall only be granted by the Approving Authority after
determination that the absence of the requesting offrcial or employee will
not hamp€r the operational elficiency of his/her office.
2. Approvlng Authorlty. The personal travel of DepEd oflicia-ts and
employees. whether foreign or loca-l, shall be approved by the following:
Omce/ Podtion ApDroYhg Authorlty
r. CcEtrd OIncG
l. U ndersecretary / Assiatan t
S€cretary
2. Bur€au/ Service Director/
Executive Director
3. Division Chief and Belo,,r' Undersecrehry (Chief of Stafi)
4. Omces and lmmediat€ Staffof
the officc of the Secretary
Undersecretary (Chief of Staff)
5. Immediate StaIT of the Office of
th€ Undereecrctary or
Assistant Secretary
b. RGglond O(Rcc
l. Regional Director (RD) Undersecretar-v for Field Operntions
2. Assi3tant Regional Director
{ARD}
3. Division Chief RD
4. Below Division Chief
c. Dlvielot Offlec
l. Schoola Division
Superintendent
RD
SDS
3. Division Chief SDS
4. Below Division Chief including
PSDS
Division Chief
d. Echoolt
1. School Head SDS
School Head
Undersecretary lChief of Staff)
UndersccrerarJ' {Chief of Staff)
Undersecrchry {Chief of Staf0
RD
2, Assistant Schools Division
Superintendent IASDSI
2. Teaching and non-teaching
personnel
3 Scholarships/trainings and related activities sourced and pursued by
oflicials/empioyees in their personal caPacity should be brought to the
attention of thi immediate supervisor or head of olfice before application
for authority to travel.
c, Attrchcd Alcnclct Approvitrt Authority
l. ECCD Council
2, NBDB Executive Director
Exccutive Director
Director General
Executive Director
3. NCCT
4. National Museum
Page l8 of 25
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Division Chief
_,]
l
r-
B. Spoclllc Guldetlacs for Pereoael Forelg're Travel
i. Proccdurc la thc Applicatlor aad Approrral of Fenonal Foreiga Trarrcl
a. The ollicial or employee requesting authority to travel shall accomplish
and submit a Travel Authorit_v for Personal Travel form (Annex D) with
the following supporting documents:
i. Written manifestation, noted by his/her Head of Offrce, that his/her
absence will not hamper the operational effrciency of the office;
ii. Certifrcate of No Pending Case; and
iii. For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an
Officer-in-Charge. if applicable. so as not to hamper the day-to-day
operations of the office.
b. DepEd offrcials and personnel who intend to study abroad must file for
study leave in accordance with the applicable laws and/or issuances of
the Civil Sen'ice Commission, and must comply with the required
sen'ice obligations after the period of the leave. No request for travel
authority in connection to a study leave shall be approved until alter the
offrcial or employee concerned shall have fulfrlled the service obligation
of an.v previous study leave or scholarship grant.
c. All travel authorities pertaining to personal foreign travel must be
submitted to the Approving Authority at least 10 days before the
departure date and released by his/her oflice at least five (5) days before
said date.
C. Speclfic Guldeliaer for Penoaal Iocal Travel
I . ProcedurG ln thc Appllcatlon ald Approvel of Perronel lacal Trevcl
a. The offrcial or employee concerned shall accomplish and submit a Travel
Authority for Personal Travel form, with the following supporting
documents, to the omce of the Approving Authority not less than live (5)
working days before the scheduled departure date:
i. Written manifestation. noted by his/her Head of Offtce. that his/her
absence will not hamper the operational efficienc-v of the oflicei and
ii. For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an
Offrcer-in-Charge, if applicable, so as not to hamper the day-to-day
operations of the offrce.
b. DepEd o{Iicials or employees whose personal local travel will not exceed
a period of three (3) days need not secure authorization prior to the
travel, but must accomplish and submit the requisite leave forms not
less than five (5) working days before the scheduled departure date,
pror.ided, that omcials with the rank of division chief and above shall
iubmit to the Approving Authority a draft Special Order designating an
Officer-in-Charge.
Page 19 of 25
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vl. J}Il^rlrlt rs, r raIrr rYE |.rar"Nlr/ r rt lllrt
Failure to comply wrth any of the directives of this Order may result in the filing
of administrative actions for misconduct, insubordination and other related
offenses under the 20 17 Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Sen"ice.
Revised Rules of Procedure of The Department of Education In Administrative
Cases (DepEd Order No. 49, s. 2OO6l, and/or relevant laws, rules and regulations
against the travelling otncial or employee, the Recommending Authoriry", and the
Approving Authority.
VII. MOI{ITORING /I!TD EVALUATIOI{
A. Al1 oflices and accountable oflicials and personnel thereof shall comply r,r'ith
existing financial reporting BUidelines on the use of funds for this purpose.
B. The Budget and Acc,ounting Dvisions of the DepEd Central Ofhce, Bureau of
Human Resource and Organizational Development, Regional Finance Division
and Finance Units of SOs shall monitor comptance to this Order, conduct
review of these guidelines and recommend changes to further improve the
implementation of E.O. No. 77, s. 2O19.
C. Local travel matters/ queries/clarifications not covered by this Order shall be
referred to the DepEd Secretary for resolution.
VIN, RTPEALING CLITUSE AND EFFEICTIVITY
All existing Orders and Memoranda inconsistent with this Order are hereby
rescinded. The guidetines stated herein shall remain in effect, unless later
repealed. anended. or rescinded. This Order shall take effect immediately.
IX. RETEREI{CES
o DepEd Order No. 14, s.2OlO
. DepEd Order No. 43, s. 2014
o DepEd Order No. 22, s.2Ol9
o Execrrtive Order No. 77, s.2Ol9
. OP Memorandum Circular No. 35, Nov. 22,2Ol7
Page 20 of 25
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a ltlrF.la a
NAUE
.,'...6:
No
Republic of the Philipphe!
Department of Educatloa
TRAVEL AUTEORITY OFFICHL TRAVEL
Porltlou/ Derlgartloa
Pcrmeacnt Strtlo[
hrrpo.c of Tnvcl
{must be supported
b],attachmcntsl
lf^.i ^f lal&dau
l/c I crtl.l l,l(, Il
Fund Sourcc
t herew atlest thdt lhe infofln,.lia^ ia this form and in tle atppttittg doo./,mcrtts dnaded hPreto oG true anl
@fiecl.
Name and Signature of Requesting Employee Date
Ihis ts ro c€niFy rhdr h. hp olttc .rq,.esting ezlogrce sctisfes al tfe iE.i,ri4./,,a @.ld:iliot* f* anthuized olficiol
tro.l,el and thal olten'o,titf,,s to tr.tt,-l are insufreiern fo| putpdse stoted heftirL
Name and Signature of Recommending Authority D1te
APPROVED
Name and Signature of Approying Authorit-v
Page 21 of 25
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Date
Requesting o{Iicia.l/employee must submit ALL the documentar5r r€quirements to
the oflice of the Recommending Authority at least 35 davs before departure
Aancx B. kocatr Flor for OfEcteI Forclgn Tnvcl Authorlty Requcrtt of Fleld
Pcrroaacl
If approved, released by the OIfice of the Secretary, through the Records Division
ofthe Central Oflice, at least lO davs before departure
Released and endorsed by the Recommending Authority to the OIIice of the
Secretary at least 30 davs before departure
Received by the Oflice of t}le Secretar5r at least 15 davs before departure
?age 22 of 25
q'
Requesting ollicial/employee must submit ALL the documentary requirements to
the oflice of the Recommending Authority at least 25 davs before departure
Aaau C. Prcocu Flow for OlEold Forlgn Tnvol Autlorlty Rcqucrtr of CtO
Perroanel
Released and endorsed by the Recommending Authority to the Office of the
Secretary at least 20 davs before departure
Received by the Oflice of the Secretary at least l5 davs b€fore departure
If approved, released by the office of the Secretary, through the Records
Division, at least lO davs before departure
Page 23 of 25
0{r
AIIXEX D
No
Republic of the Phlllppilec
Department of Educatlon
TRAVEL AUTHORITY FOR PERSONAL TRAVEL
I{AUE
Poiltlort/DcalgrrtloD
Dc3tlnetlotr
I hercw anest that the inf<'mdltion t this fotm and in the suppaing .T.l{uments oito€lrdd herelo are true and
Name and Signature of Requesting Emplol-ee Date
APPRO.I/ED.
Name and Signaturt of Approving AuthonEv Date
Pcrrnancnt StrtloD
Irclualvc Datcr
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A-IINET E
Rcpubllc of thc Phlllpplace
Dcpattmetrt of Educatlon
LOCATOR SLIP
NA![E
Porltlon/Dcclgn tloa
ParErncrt St.tloa
hrrporc of Tngcl
lmust be supponsd
b)- attachmentsl
Plcric Cbccl
Datc aad Tlmc
I Official Business ! Oflicial Time
Dcrtlaatloa
Signature of Requesting EmPloYee Signature of Head of Ollice
Page 25 of 25
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DISSEMINATION-OF-DEPED-ORDER-NO.-43-S.-2022-OMNIBUS-TRAVEL-GUIDELINES-FOR-ALL-PERSONNEL-OF-THE-DEPARTMENT-OF-EDUCATION.pdf

  • 1. ..ft...i.'% 'F: 8CH00.s 0tl,tst0N 0mcE uAilut"uloi$ REC()fi0s $tcTt0N leoillit of tbe SDilipoind Depsrtmrnt of @Uucation Natloaal Capltd Reglon Schoolr Dlvlrlon Olflce - aadaluyoag BY !]A Office of the Schmls Division Sup€rintendent Oc{ober LL, 2022 DTVISIOIT MEMORAITDUM n".1008 , t.2u22 DISSEMII{ATIOil OP DEPED ORDER IfO. 43, 5.20/22 (DEPED ORDER ilO. 4i!, 8.2(}22, OUilTBUS TRAVEL GITTDELTTES FOR ALL PERAOrTEL OF THE DEPIIRIIETT OF EDUCATTOilI To Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Chief Education Supervisors, CID and SGOD OIhcials, OSDS, CID and SGOD School Heads, Public Elementary and Secondary Schools A11 Others Concerned 1. The field is hereby informed of DepEd Order lfo. 8, s.2U22 tifled, Omnlbur Travel Guldellaes for All Personnel of the Departmeat of Educatlon, for the information and guidance of all concerned. 2. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is desired RO M. Schools lvls10n Su z, cEso vI pe rintendellt / Encl: Reference: as stated To be indicated in the Perpetual Index Under $e following Subject: SCHOOLS EMPLOYEES REGULATIONS POUCY IsM/ffiober 11, 2022 Address: calbayoS St., BrBy. Highway Hills, Mandaluyong city Phone: OSDS 79555921 r AO 79561263 . CID 79552557 c SGOD 7729259L Email: sdo.mandaluyong@deped.gov.ph Website: www.depedmandaluyong.org e il
  • 2. ,,:# Brpublit oI tllr ?bihprnto Beprrtment of Gluation 10 mr zu? DepEd ORDER No.0{3,s.2o22 OUTIBUS TRAVEL GTIIDELIITES FOR ALL PERSOHXEL OF TIIE DEPARTMEITT OF EDUCATION To: U ndersecretaries Assistant Secretaries Bureau and Service Directors Regional Directors Schools Division Superintendents Public Elernentary and Secondary School Heads All Others Concerned l. The Department of Education (DepEd) issues the enclosed Ooalbur Trevcl Gluldcllno for All Pcnoolcl of thc lrcpefiacnt of Educetloa to clarifu the processes and prescribe the requirements for all travels of DepEd personnel, whether foreign/local or oflicial/ personal. 2. For more information, please contact the Ofice of Uadcnccr.ataty for Eunrn Rcrourcc ud Orgutr.ttoad Dcvclopncrt. Department of Education Central Ofiice, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City through email at usec.hrodl4.deped.gor'.ph or at telephone numbers (02) 8636-6549 and (O2) 8631-8494. 3. Immediate dissemination of and strict compliance witi this Order is directed. Vice President and Secretary hh,,rurr^4k SARA Z. DITIERTE ry ffirEj t{ Encl.: As stated References: DepEd Order Nos.022, s. 2019 and 14, s. 20l0 To be indicated in the Perpetual lndex under the following subjects F-rd- 0€rE6lEcd$fi AUTHORITY BUREAUS AND OFFICES EMPLOYEES EXPENSES OFFICIALS POLICY RULES AND REGUI.ATIONS TRAVEL lr.)ru) I L l,nrr I .l(1.,,1 D.plit C@pt"x, Meralc1) A!'€nue, Pa8ig City l6m at a633 7 Ml 33-722al8632-I361 jra6J6 4876/aa37-6209 awu*.depcd.tov-ph
  • 3. ffiE'u' (Enclosure to DepEd Order No.0 4 3 . s. 2022) OUITIBUS TRAVEL GTIIDELII{TS FOR ALL PERSOM'IEL OF TIIE DEPARTUEIIT OF EDUCATION I. RATIONALE DepEd faithfully abides by the various policy pronouncements on austerity and fiscal conservation ur the Government. lt is the mandate of DepEd to ensure that public funds are expended with utmost prudence and that no irregular, unnecessar5r', extravagant, excessive, and unconscionable expenses ar:e incurred bv the Government - Meanwhile, Section 2l of Executive Order No. 77, s. 2Ol9 directs all Department Secretaries to cause the preparation and issuance of intema! guidelines on loca.l and foreign travels of personnel in national government agerrcies (NGAs) to ensure the judicious use of public funds. among others. Currently, the guidelines and regulations on travels in DepEd are contained in various orders and memoranda issued by the Department. This Department Order is being issued to consolidate, harmonize, and update these issuances in vie*'of the above policv. II. SCOPE III. DEFINITION OF TERUS For purposes of this Order, these terms are defined as follows: a. Attached Agencies refers to agencies wherein the DepEd is a member of the governing board, such as. the Early Childhood Care and Dc'velopment Council (ECCD Council|, National Book Development Board (NBDBI, National Council for Children's Television lNCCTl. and the National Museum. b. Approuing Authoritg refers to the DepEd offrcial designated as Approving Authority in the existinS Departmealt Order on the delegation of signing authorities. c. Head of Olfice refers to the immediate head of the unit. section, division. bureau. or olfice where t}re employee is reporting. The head of offrce of DepEd offrcials shall be that offrcial next higher in rank within the sarne strand, division. bureau, or ofEce. d. Olficial Tralrel refers to trips of governmerrt ofhcials or employees pursuant to a legitimate Bovernment function or interest. e. Permanent O!ficial $ation refers to the plac-e wher€ the oftice or regular place of business/work of an ollicial or employee is permanently located and where the Page 2 of 25 ry This DepEd Order provides guidelines and regulations on foreign and local travel, whether oflicial or personal. of DepEd officials and personnel in a1l governance levels and all other oflices and attached agencies. This DepEd Order likewise covers allowances and expenses for said travels.
  • 4. official or employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the nature and the duties and responsibilities of the position of such officia.l or employee. f. Persond lrouel refers to private trips of government officials or employees for a purely personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the govemment. g. Reammending Authoitg refers to the DepEd ollicial designated in the existing Department Order on the delegation of signing authorities to recommend approval to the Approving Authority. h. Transponation Expenses refers to the actual fares of the authorized modes of transportation (e.g. land, sea, and airf for local and foreigrr travels from the permanent oflicial station to the destination or place of assignment and back. Trawl Authority refers to an Order in *riting issued by the Approving Authority allowing an oflicial or employee of the Dep&l to proceed to a specific place or location outside of her permanent oflicial station for a specilic period of time to perform a given assignment. IV. OFFICIAL TRAVEL A. Gcncral Guldellacr l. Authorlzcd ofictd trercl. No ollicial foreign or local travel shall be authorized unless it satisfies the following minimum conditions: a. The trip is highly relevant to basic education, and in the case of foreign oflicial travels, the trip is for the purpose of complying with an international commitment/contractual obligation; b. The trip is essential to tJle effective performance of an o{Iicial or employee's mandate or functionsi c. The projected expens€s for the trip are not excessive or involve minimum expenditure: d. The presence of t}re ollicial or employee is critical to tlte outcome of tlte meeting, conference, seminar, consultation, or any ofEcial actif ity to be undertaken: e. The absence of the offrcial or emplolre€ from the Permanent Oflicial Station will not hamper the operational elliciency of his oflice; and f. The expenses to be incurred in the trip is included in the approved Work and Financial Plan of the ollice or unit concerned. 2. Altarantlvct to ttavcl. All offrcials authorized to approve local or foreign travels are required, as far as practicable, to minimize olficial travel. Hence, all forms of communication, such as but not limited to, teleconferencing and videoconferencing or submission of briefs and position Papers. must be explored or considered l-rrst as altematives to travel' Page 3 of 25 a(
  • 5. 3. Wrlttca Jurtlfrcetloa. For the purpose of the two immediately preceding provisions, the DepEd official or employee requesting authoritl, to travel must attach to the appropriate travel authority request form a written justification, addressed to the Approving Authority and noted by the Recommending Authority'. explaining how the trip satisfies the minimum conditions provided in the first paragraph of this section and why alternatives to travel are insullicient for the purpose. lf the offrcial travel of teaching personnel is to be undertaken during school days, the written justifrcation shall also explain: a. Why the travel has to be undertaken during school days; b. What the expected benefit are from the travel: and c. How the expected benefits can compensate for the loss in instructional or supervisory time. 4. UneutLorlzcd trrveL. The following individuals shall not be issued Travel Authorities and shall not be entitled to govemment funding for such trips: a. Private individualsl and b. Consultants and/or those engaged by the DepEd by way of contract of service, except when the travel is required for the performance or completion of deliverables in the contract of service, or in highly meritorious circumstances (e.g. unavailabilitv of qualified employees in highly technical or specialized frelds) and upon written justification submitted to the Approrrng Authority. 5. Prohtbttlona and Condltlona a b c All forms of travel junkets are strictly prohibited. The taking of a persona-l leave immediately before or after the ollicial activitv is highly discouraged. If travel circumstances, such as the nature of activity, purpose and itinerary. indicate that the trip is mainly intended for persona.l purposcs, no part thereof shall be considered ollicial. Trips, which, by their very nature, are obviously for personal reasons bui are nevertheless presented as olficial in the guise of so-called 'obsen'ation, goodwill, or study tour' or 'workshop/seminar" shall not be allowed. unless such trips are to be undertaken while on leave of absence. No oflicial or personal travel of DepEd offrcials and employees shall be funded directly or indirectly. fully or partialy, by private individuals or entities, including suppliers and contractors, with pending request/s or application/s or future dealings with any schools, SDOs, ROs' Bureaus/Sen'ices or offrce of the DepEd. Page 4 of 25 ry
  • 6. This prohibition applies to invitations to tral'el purportedly to undertake study or assessment of the proponents' capabilities as such contractors or suppliers. d. The Approving Authority shall ensure that a skeletal workforce is maintained in the ollice or Pemanent Official Station at all times. and travels which entail the absence ofa majority of personnel of any office/ s shall be prohibited. 6. Reportorlal Requlrcmentr Within one (l) calendar month after returning to the Permanent Oflicial Station, every personnel authorizrd to travel under this Order shall submit to the head of the agency a report on the travel, *'hich shall include matters or issues discussed. recommendations. and next steps. For ollicial foreign travels, a post-travel report shall be submitted containing the follonring elements: ii. Objectives of the activity; iii. Preparations made for the activity; iv. High[ght of the activity/ participation in the activity; Critical inputs/ contribution of participant in the activityl Merits/ benefits gained by' the participants, his/her oflice and DepEd and substantive policy recommendation. Commitments made and/ or subsequent responsibilities of the participant in relation to the activity/ post-travel actions/ inter-agency cooperation needed; a vi vii b. In case of participation in an international conference or convention in which the Philippines is represented by a delegation, a report of the delegation shall be submitted to the OIIice of the President (OP) through the Department Secretar-v or those of equivalent rank from whose department the head of delegation belongs, copy furnished the Secretary of the DFA, not later than one (1) calendar month after the closing of the conference or convention. Any member of the delegation may also submit a supplementary report. B. gpcclic Guldclher on Forclgn O6dd Tnvcl l. T5rpcr of Forctgn Ofncf.f Ttevclr. In addition to the conditions provided in paragraph IV.A. 1 . of this Department Order, only the following foreign travels may be allowed: ry i. Brief description and background of the host organization and activity; Page 5 of 25
  • 7. c. Invitations for speaking engagements or receiving of awards from foreign governments/institutions or intemational agencies/organizations as iefrned under international law, whether fully or partially funded by the govemment, upon endorsement to the DFA. tn case of trips involving delegations, the authorized Approving Authorit-v shall ensure ihat the number of participants is kept to the barest minimum and the role of each member in the delegation is clearly specifred and justilied in the travel application or proposal' a. International conferences or meetings to which the Philippine gol'emment has commitments, or to undertake ollicial missions or assignments which cannot be assigrr.ed to Sovernment officials posted abroad: b. Scholarships, fellowships, trainings, and studies abroad which are grant-funded or undertaken at minimal cost to NGAS, including SUCs' GOCCs, GFIs, and LGUs; and 2. Pre-DeParture All ministerial meetings shall be attended by the Secretary unless an Undersecretary or Assiitant Secretary is designated to represent him/her' Attendance by the representative or duly desigrrated delegate. of the Secretary in ministerial meetings and otlter international commitments shall be"authorized to have one (l) or two (2) stall personnel to backstop trim/ t er, the sta.ff/ s may either be from the International Cooperation Olfrce [COt or from ollicei whose functional designation and assignment are the same or related to the agenda of the international meeting' The awarding of scholarships, fellowship and training grants shall at .all times confolin to the policy of transparency, accountability' equitable al"t iu,rtio., and eligibiliiy and shall be guided by the existing procedures/ process set by the Scholarship Committee of the Department' For other offrcial foreign travels, the ICO shall clear all invitations to ".-i""t"7 activities/ eients/ scholarships that will be held abroad except it o"" ttr"t are sourced ty oinaaST employee" in their personal capacity' The ICO, with the concerned undersecretary or Assistant Secretary shall identiS arrd recommend representatives and/ or delegates for the s.*.ilvt approval. For foreign oflicial travels involving field personnel .rra t"""t "r".' Regional Direct-ors and Superintendents shall nominate' evaluate ,nd recommeid Ge travel r.qu."is of theA respective personnel prior to endors€ment to the Central Oflice' Priorit-v in assigning foreign travels shall be given-to those who are qualified' *itr, .ip"rti"" *rrd lave frad the least number of offrcial travels in the past frve (5) years, except in the following cases: a. The organizers set specific requirements as to the qualifrcations of the Pa-rticiPants b. The organizers specifically requested an employee/ official due to - ""it"Ui[tv and/ oi previous arrangements; and Page 6 of 25 ry
  • 8. c Nature of tJle activitv which will lead the Department to consider the suitability of the participant based on position; actual duties and responsibilities; task delegated to him/ her by the Departmentl expertise; expected inputs/ outputs; or follow through activities. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, the Secretary shall not be precluded from nominating delegates and/ or representatives to ollicial foreigrr travels in order to ensure the substantial benefit of the Department from the activity. 3. Uaauthorlzcd ofnchl fotclSn travcls. No travel authority shall be issued to: a. Any ollicial or ernployee who has a pending administrative case; b. Any olficial or employee who is due to retire within one (1) year from the date of the foreign travel; c. Any official or employee whose previous travel has not been liquidated and cleared; and d. Any official or employee who has not yet complied with the reportorial requAement for any previous travel/s. 4. Approviag Authorlty a. The DepEd Secretar5r shall secure authority from the Ollice of the President for ofticial foreign travel. b. The foreign olficial travel of other DepEd officials ald employees shall be approved by the DepEd Secretary, upon the recommendation of the following: 5. lmmediate Stafl of the Office of the Undersecretary or Assistant Secretary 2. Assistant Reliional Director IARD) 4. Below Division Chief c. School. Dlvlrloa Olnce RI) RecoEEGndlng Authorlty Omce/Po!ltlon l. Unders€cretary/ Assistant Sccretan' r- Ccatrel Olflcc ?. Bureau/ service Director/ Executive Director Assi6tant Sccretary/ Undersecretary conccrned Assistant Sc{retary/ Undersecretary concemed 4 ()mces and lmmediate Staff of the Office of the Secretary Undersccretary {Chief of Stafl) 3. Division Chief and Below Assishnt Secretary/ Undersccretary concemed b. Rcttord Ofllcc U nders€cretary for Field operations t. Regional Director (RDl Rl) RD 3. Division Chief Rt) I . Schools Division Superintendent Pa4e 7 of 23 W
  • 9. 2. Assistant Schools fivision Superintendent {ASDS} 3. Division Chief 4. Belor,r' Division Chief including PSDS SDS l. Schrrrl Head SDS 2. Teaching and non-teachinB personnel RD c sDs SDS SDS For attached agencies, the foreign offrcial travel of oflicials and employees shall be approved by the DepEd Undersecretary (Chief of Staff), upon the recommendation of the following: c. Attrchcd AtGrclcs RccoEEG ldtDg Authorft, I . ECCD Council Executive Director :. NBDB Executive Director Executive Director Director Gener;rl 3. NCCT 4. National Museum Notwithstanding the foregoing, the OP is not precluded from requiring any otficial or employee to secure authority to travel abroad from said Oftice or from another Approving Authority to be designated by it. ll. 5. Proccdure ln the Appllcattoa aad Appronal of Forclg! Off,clal Travels a The o{Iicial or employee requesting authority to travel shall accomplish and submit a Travel Authority for Offrcial Travel form (Annex A) with the following supporting documents: Signed invitation addressed to the requesting party from a foreign host: Approved Activity Request and Work and Financial Plan indicating that funds are earmarked for the travel expenses to be incurred; Itinerary of Travel; Written justifrcation as required in paragraph IV'A'2 of this Department Order; Certificate of No Pending Casel lf applying for cash advance, a certification from the Accounting Division/Section/Unit concemed that the previous cash advance has been liquidated; and For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an Officer-in-Charge, if applicable, src as not to hamper the day-to-day operations of tl1e office. ul. ir'. vi vii Teachers participating in the Exchange Visitor Program of the United States government shall secure travel authority from the Secretary'. In lieu of the above documents, the t€acher concerned shall attach to the Travel Authority for Oflicial Travel form a coPy of the Clearance ry d- Schoolr -T I Page E of 25
  • 10. Certificate issued by the Regional Offrce concerned and a copy of the Registration Sticker issued by the Commission on Filipinos Overseas. However, they are not entitled to tJre any of the allowable expenses provided herein. b. All travel authorities must be signed by the Secretary, or his/her designated approving ollicial and released by the CO at least lO days before the departure date. To ensure this, requesting offrcials/personnel must refer to the process flows for field offrces and the central oltce, hereto attached as Annex B and Annex C, respectively, for guidance on the minimum number of days required for processing at each level. C Requests that do not comply with these automatically rejected. process flows shall be 6. Authorlzed ofEclal foretgn travcl expeaecr. DepEd officials/employees on o{Iicial foreign travels are allowed t}re following expenses, pursuElnt to EO 77, s.2Ol9: a Pre-Dcparture &rpealcs etld Rcturtr Trlp Fces Pre-departure expenses not exceeding PhP3,SOO.OO shall be allowed to cover miscellaneous expenses for transportation fare, passport processing, immunization and medical laboratory fees, photographs, porterage, airport terminal fees, if any, and other related expenses' Reimbursement of airport terminal fees imposed at the point/s of embarkation on ttte retum trip to the Philippines, if any' shall be allowed upon completion of the offrcial trip. b. llatrrportatlon Eilrerscs ll Where the oflicials and employees authorized to travel abroad are not provided with transportation by the host country or sponsonng organization, they shall be allowed transportation expenses for the economy class fare, which for Purposes of this Order, does not include premium economv class fare. F'or long haul trips (i.e. flights exceeding four (4) hours without counting lay-overs) of Department Secretaries, Undersecretaries, Assistanl Secretaries and those of equivalent ranks' business class fares may be authorized, subject to the approval of the OP' c. Clothtag Allowaacc i. clothing allowance shall be granted to personnel on foreign travel in tropicJc-ountries or temperate countries for the period coinciding- urith the summer and spring seasons, regardless of the nature of travel, if the tavel will last for more than one (l) month' The clothing allowance shall be granted on pro-rated basis, as follows: AEount More than one (1) month but less than three {31 months us$200.oo Duntloa of Bt.y Page 9 of 23 ry
  • 11. ll lll Three (3) months and more but less than six {61 months us$300.oo Six {61 months and more us$400.00 Provided, however, that the clothing allowance in connection with study trips to tropical countries shall not exceed US$30O.00. When the travel to temperate countries, regardless of the nature of travel, coincides with the autumn or winter seasons, the clothing allowance shall be granted as follows: Dlr.tlos of Stry A.Eou!t Two (2) wecks or less us$200.00 More than two (2) weeks but le3s than one (l I month us$300.oo One (llmonth and more us$400.oo Grantees provided by donor institutions with clothing allowance at rates equal to or higher than those indicated above shall no longer be granted said allowance. vl iv. When the clothing allowance granted by the donor is less than the rates indicated above, the pe'rsonnel concemed may be given the difference. The clothing allowance may be granted more than once in anery 24 months. In no instance, however, shall the total clothing allowance glssgd LrS$40O.0O within a 24-month period. Apptcable rate of clothing allowance shall be based on t}re season officially declared by the authorized agency in the country of destination. In case the travel dates span two seasons or coincide with the change of seasons, the prescribed rates of clothing allowarrce shall be based on the season corresponding to the greatest number of days of authorized stay. d. Ddly Subclrtcacc Alloraacc (DSAI i. Those who travel abroad shall be granted the DSA based on the daily rates established by the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) of the United Nations which may be accessed . at www.undp.org.ph or at wuw'dfa.gov.ph of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). When the country of destination is not listed therein' the DSA for the nearest country shall be adopted. When the city of destination is.not listed therein, 'the "elsewhere" rate established for the country shall be adopted. ii. The DSA shall only start upon arrival at the country of destination and shall cease upon departure tJrerefrom, at the following percentages: Page lO of 25 ry"
  • 12. Prrticutar! To Covcr Da.v- of arrival at point of destination (regardless of time) and succccding day/s thcreof on ollicial business Day of depanure for permanent official station {regardless of timel if other than date of arrival iii. If hotel/lodging, meals and incidental expenses are provided by the host country or donor institution, the DSA shall not be allowed. iv. Claims for payment of DSA under paragraphs i and ii of this subsection shall not require presentation of bills and receipts. The DepEd Secretary or his/her authorized representative, may authorize DepEd personnel to claim the reimbursement of actual accommodation expenses in excess of the accommodation component of the DSA. subject to the following conditions: (l) the difference must not exceed thirty per cent (30%) of such component of the prescribed DSA rate, (2f the expense is absolutely necessary in the performance of an assignment. and (3) upon presentation of bills and receipts. An alfidavit of loss shall not be considered as appropriate replacement for the required bills and receiPts. Payment of DSA Differentlal Where personnel on travel abroad to attend international conferences or meetings or to undertake o{ficial missions or assigrments are provided by the host government with DSA and allowances lower than those prescribed in this Order, such personnel shall only be entitled to the difference. ii. Personnel on scholarships, fellowships, trainings, workshops, and study grants abroad shall not be allowed payment of DSA differentials. f. Rcl'trburcemcat of ReprcaGtrtetlon Expeasel e The DepEd Secretary is allowed reimbursement of actual representation expenses up to US$ I,O0O.O0, subject to the prlsentation of bills and acceptable proofs of payment made. Meanwhile, subject to the approval of the Secretar-"v', DepEd offtoals who are authorizrd to attend international conferences or meetings or undertake official missions or assignments in the exigency of the sen-ice, may be allowed the reimbursement of actual representation expenses not exceeding the hereunder rates, subject to presentation of bills and acceptable proofs of payment made, to wit: Pcrcentrtc Hotel / lod ging (i0o/ol, meals (304/.1 and incidental expenses (2el"| Meals l30p/o) and incidental expenses (2OY.) loo'/" 5(I' Page 1l of 25 Y
  • 13. laardlquE AnouEt Undersecrelanes and those of equivalent rank. if thcy qlq qesignated as Head of rhe Dclegation Assiohnt Secretaries and thoae of equivalent rank, if the.)- are designated as Head of the Delegation us$ 300.oo RenL/lo!ltion us$ 700.00 us$ 500.oo Those holding grsitions lower than an Aasistant Sccretary level who are designated as Head ofthe Dele llon ii. Representation expenses may cover necessary entertainment. contributions, flowers, wreaths, tokens and the like, when justifred by the circumstances and in conformity with generall!' accepted customs, usages, and practices. iii. DepEd olficials on travel abroad for speaking engagements, and for scholarships, fellowships, trainings, workshops and studies, which ar€ fully funded by donors or sponsoring organizations, shall not be allowed reimbursement of repres€fl tation expenses. g. Speclfic Travel-Rcleted Brpcn.c! Durlng Scholarrhtpa, Fcllowrhlpa, Tralnlngs and StudlGs Abroad Expenses of DepEd personnel related to travels for scholarships, fellowships, trainings and studies abroad shall be limited only to pre- departure expenses since donor countries/organizations/ institutions shall pay for travel-related expenses. ii. In cases where airfares and clothing allowance will not be shouldered by the donors, the personnel concerned may claim the same, subject to the provisions of the memorandum of agreement or any similar document entered into by and between the donor and the DepEd, and of this Order. 7. Iamraace . DepEd oflicials and employees on foreign travel Pursuant to this Order shall be entitled to travel insurance at the minimum amount required by the country of destination, depending on the duration of the oflicial travel or a travel coverage of Php 5OO.0OO.0O if there is no minimum coverage set by a country. C. Sncct8c Gutdc[acr o! L'ocd OfEcirl Tr.val 1. Approslas Authorlt5r a. The DepEd Sectetary need not secure apProval for offrciai local travel. b. The tocal travel ofother DepEd offrcials and employees shall be approved in the following manner: Otncc/Po.ltloD &. CcEtral OiEcG l. Undersecretary/Assistant Sccretan' Page 12 of 25 W Secretar-. i RacolrEBaadbt Authorlty Approviat Authotlty j
  • 14. 2. Bureau/ Servic-e Director/ Executive Dir€ctor Assistant Secrctary/ Undersccreury concemed Secretar.r, 3. Division Chief and Beloq' Director concerned Secrela 4. OIIic'e s and Immediate stafl of the olfic-e of the Secretar,v Director eoncerned Secretary 5. Immediate Sta{I o[ the Clllice of the Und€rsccretary or Assistant S€cretary Assistant Secretary/ Undersecretary concernd Secretary b, *cgloori Offiee I. Regional Director (RDl Undersccretary for Field Operations - fior destinations outside the Region only 2. Assisrant Regional Director (ARDI Rt) 3. Division Chief ARD Rl) 4. Below Division Chief RD c. Divillon OIfice RD - for destinations outside the Rcgion only srrs - for destinations trithin the Region SDS - for destinations outside the Region RD - f,or dostinarirxrs outside the Region 3. Division Chiet ASDS SDS 4. Belo$ Divtsion Chief including PSDS lrivision Chief SDS d. Schools t. Schnl Head ASDS SDS 2. Teaching and non- teaching pcrsonnel School Head - for destinations withia rhe Dlvision School Head - for destinations outaide the Division e. Att.chcd Ag.nclo. l. ECCD Council Executive Director Unders€rretary {Chief of Staf0 2. NBDB Executive Director Undersecretary (Chief of Staff) 3, NCC-T Executive Director Undersecretary (chicf of staf0 4. National Museum Director General Undersecretary (Chief of Staf0 l. Schools Division superintend€nt 2. .{ssistant Schools Division Superintendent (ASDS) SDS - for destinations outside the Division Travel authority is hereby granted to all Regional Directors, Assistant Regional Directors and Schools Division Superintendents, including olliiers-in-charge of said positions' upon invitation of the secretariat concerned. to ittend National Management Committee Meetings and C Page 13 of 23 01" F -.1 flivision Chicf
  • 15. Regional Coordination Meetings. Hence, the issuance of individual travel authorities shall not be required. Said travels are considered absolutely necessary in the performalce of their assignments, thus, claims for reimbursement of actual accommodation expenses zrre authorized, subject to the other conditions and requirements specified herein. a. The oflicial or employee concerned shall accomplish and submit a Travel Authority for Offrcial Travel form with the following supporting documents to the oflice of the Approving Authority not less than five (5) working days before the scheduled departure date: lu. iv. Sigred Memorandum, Letter, Order, Invitation or other communication relevant to the DepEd or non-DepEd activity/event indicating that the requesting ollicial or employee is being invited as a participant, gucst, resource person. lecturer or visitor. Approved Activity Request (AR)/ Authority to Conduct (ATC), or Proof of Source of Flrnds to signi$ that funds are earmarked ior the travel expenses to be incurred; Itinerary of Travel: Written justification as required in paragraph IV.A.2 of this Department Order: lf applying for cash advance, a certification from the Accounting Division / Section / Unit concerned that the previous cash advance has been liquidated: and For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an Offrcer-in-Charge, if applicable, so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations of the oflice. b. For activities/events/errands that would require leaving from or going out of the permanent station or workplace during oflice hours within the day, a [,ocatoi Slip {Annex E) cluly approved by the Head of OIIice or his/her Authorized Representative. and countersigned by the authorized personnel of the office visited, shall be used. A Certificate of Appearance from the offrce risited may be secured in case such portion was left unsigted by the person visited. The accomplished and signed tocator Slip shall senr'e as the authority to travel and may be used for reimbursemant of actual trarsportation expenses only. In no case shall this be used for personal business. ll '1 3. fodc of Tren.trrortetloa a. The Approving Authority shall determine the mode of transportation and type of hotel/lodging to be availed, which in all cases shall be the most economical and efhcient. As a general rule, only the ordinary public conveyance or customa4/ modes of trarisportation shall be used. The use of chartered trips' special hires of public utilities, garage cars, water vessels' and other b Page 14 of 25 V 2. Procedure itr thc Appucatlotr and Approlral of Local Oficid Travelr
  • 16. exkaordinary means of transportation shall not be allowed unless justified by the prevailing circumstances, such as but not limited to, carrying large amount of cash, bullry equipment and important documents, inclement weather, accompanying dignitaries or high level government officials. or when time is of the essence. 4. Acconnodatloar. To ensure adequate but reasonably-priced services and amenities, the workshops, seminars, trainings, conferences, and other offrcial actir,'ities organized and conducted by the Department shall use DepEd training venues such as the offrce €onfer€nce rooms, Regional Education Learning Centers (RELCs), Applied Nutrition Center, ECOTECH Center, National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAB, and Baguio Teachers Camp (BTC). It is also encouraged to patroniz,e DOT-accredited accommodations. If the above facilities are not available on the basis of certification of the authorizcd oflicial from these venues. the selection of other venues and facilities shall adhere to existing policies and guidelines on procurement. 5. ?ravcl hItGr.G3. DepEd offrcials/employees on oflicial local travels are allowed the following expenses. pursuant to EO 77 , s. 20 19: Bcyond thc So-ldlouetcr r.dlus from the permanent oIlicial station: a. i. Tnnrportetloa Eqrcate! ead flrcellaacout Eqrctrrcr. The allowable transportation expenses and reasonable miscellaneous expenses (e.g. terminal fees, parking fees. road tolls. etc.f from the permanent offrcial station to the destination or place of assignment shall cover the following areas: {1} From the offrce or residence to the point of embarkation, and vice versa; (2) From the point of embarkation to the point of disembarkation in the place of destination, and vice versat and (3) From the point of disembarkation to the ollice of destination or place of assigrr.ment in the freld, and vice versa. The transportation expenses and reasonable miscellaneous expenses shall be in addition to the DTE. Personnel concemed shall not be entitled to transportation expenses for the entire trip or porti,on of such trip where government vehicle was used. If a private vehicle is used, no reimbursement of ttre cost of gasoline and fuel shall be allowed. The ollicial or employee concemed, however, is entitled to the equivalent cost of the customary mode of transportation. Detly Tnvol Erpcalcl lDfEl ( 1) The maximum allowable DTE of DepEd personnel, regardless of rank and position, shall be the following rates: ll Page l5 of 25 W
  • 17. DEATITATIO'f MAXIUUU DTE Cluster I Regions I, l!. lll, V, Vlll, IX, XII, XIII, BARMM Cluster Il Rcgions VI, 41, X, )O, CAR I 80o Clustcr ll Rcsions lV-A, tV-B. NCR ? L500 ?2,200 (2) Claims for payment of DTE shall not be reguired to present bills and receipts. iii. Appottloncd ltavcl hpcn.c!. The allowable DTE for travel beyond So-kilometer radius from the permanent officia.l station shall be based on the following apportionment: PARTICT'LARS PERCEIfTAGE TO COVER Day of arrival at point of destination (regardless of timel and succeeding day/s thereof on oflicial busincss I O0)1, 5o9. - hotel/lodging 30Pl" - meals 2@/o - incidental expenscs Day of depanure for pcrman€nt offrcial stadon {regardl€ss of time) if other than date of arrival 3elo - meals 2elo - incidcntal expenses T'revcl kpcnrGr h &sc.. of Authorlrcd Tlrvcl Rrtcl. Claims for reimbursement of actua.l accommodation expenses (excluding expenses for valets, room attendants, laundry, pressing, haircuts, and similar services furnished by hotels) in excess of the accommodation component of the DTE may be allowed, but in no case shall the difference exceed one hundred percent (100o/o) of such component of the prescribed DTE rate, and only upon: lv. (1) Submission of certification by the agency head or authorized representative as absolutellr necessarlr in the performance of an assignment; and (2) Presentation of bills and receipts. A Certification or Affidavit of l,oss shall not be considered as appropriate replacement for loss bills and receipts. prrectE,ll.g Double Prymcat of TravGl Etctrrcs. To preclude double payment, the corresponding portion of the DTE shall not be allowed when the fare paid for transportation includes meals and /or quarters en route, or where meals and/ or lodging are paid for or furnished by the DepEcl or other parties. (l) Howwer, the traveler may claim meal reimbursem€nt upon submission of written justification and documentary support if: (a) The traveler is unable to consume the meal provided because of medical requiremearts or religious beliefs. (b) The traveler purchased substitute meal(s) in order to satisS medical requirements or religious beliefs. (c) The traveler was unable to take Part in the provided meal due to the conflict of official business. (d| Other analogous circumstances. Page 16 of 25 w
  • 18. V. PERSONAL TRAVEL A. General Guldellneg l. Authot'ltcd Pcnoaal T'revel. No DepEd offcial or employee shall be altowed to depart for any personal travel, unless such offrcial or employee has duly accomplished the requisite leave forms and has obtarned travel authorization, provided that if the personal local travel is only for a period of '*rree (3) days or less, a travel authorization need not be secured. Complimentary meals included in the accommodation does not aflect the maximum rneal expenses. (2) In case of invited DepEd resource speakers, advisers or Secretadat to national conferences, conventions, s5mrposia, fora seminars, meetings and other similar events managed by private organizations, associations or unions, the travel expenses shall be shouldered by the inviting agency or organization. unless otherwise authorized by the DepEd Secretafy. b. Wtthln the So-Hloacter radlus from the permanent oflicial station: i. Actual transportation expenses not exceeding tJre rates provided herein, as well as the DTE may be authorized. Provided, that the personnel concemed shall stay in the place of assignment and does not commute daily from the place of assignment to the place of iesidence or permanent offrcial station and back. The claim for hotel/lodging expense shall be substantiated by a hotel bill or invoice to prove that the official or employee stayed in the place of assignment for the whole duration of the offrcial travel. ii. Personnel on official travel who commute daily from the place of assignment to the place of residence or perrnzment offrcial station shall be allowed the following expelrses: (1) Actual fare at the prevailing rates of authorized rnodes of transportation from the permanent olEcial station to the place of assigrrment and back; (2) Meals in an amount not exceeding the thirty percent (3oo/o) of the authorized meal component of the DTE. Presentation of transportation ticket or any equivalent document shall be required as proof of actual travel undertaken. iii. An employee receiving Transportation Allowance (TA) either on commutable or reimbursable form, shall not be entitled to reimbursement of trarsportation expenses- Page 17 of 25 ry
  • 19. Travel authorization shall only be granted by the Approving Authority after determination that the absence of the requesting offrcial or employee will not hamp€r the operational elficiency of his/her office. 2. Approvlng Authorlty. The personal travel of DepEd oflicia-ts and employees. whether foreign or loca-l, shall be approved by the following: Omce/ Podtion ApDroYhg Authorlty r. CcEtrd OIncG l. U ndersecretary / Assiatan t S€cretary 2. Bur€au/ Service Director/ Executive Director 3. Division Chief and Belo,,r' Undersecrehry (Chief of Stafi) 4. Omces and lmmediat€ Staffof the officc of the Secretary Undersecretary (Chief of Staff) 5. Immediate StaIT of the Office of th€ Undereecrctary or Assistant Secretary b. RGglond O(Rcc l. Regional Director (RD) Undersecretar-v for Field Operntions 2. Assi3tant Regional Director {ARD} 3. Division Chief RD 4. Below Division Chief c. Dlvielot Offlec l. Schoola Division Superintendent RD SDS 3. Division Chief SDS 4. Below Division Chief including PSDS Division Chief d. Echoolt 1. School Head SDS School Head Undersecretary lChief of Staff) UndersccrerarJ' {Chief of Staff) Undersecrchry {Chief of Staf0 RD 2, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent IASDSI 2. Teaching and non-teaching personnel 3 Scholarships/trainings and related activities sourced and pursued by oflicials/empioyees in their personal caPacity should be brought to the attention of thi immediate supervisor or head of olfice before application for authority to travel. c, Attrchcd Alcnclct Approvitrt Authority l. ECCD Council 2, NBDB Executive Director Exccutive Director Director General Executive Director 3. NCCT 4. National Museum Page l8 of 25 ry Division Chief _,] l r-
  • 20. B. Spoclllc Guldetlacs for Pereoael Forelg're Travel i. Proccdurc la thc Applicatlor aad Approrral of Fenonal Foreiga Trarrcl a. The ollicial or employee requesting authority to travel shall accomplish and submit a Travel Authorit_v for Personal Travel form (Annex D) with the following supporting documents: i. Written manifestation, noted by his/her Head of Offrce, that his/her absence will not hamper the operational effrciency of the office; ii. Certifrcate of No Pending Case; and iii. For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an Officer-in-Charge. if applicable. so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations of the office. b. DepEd offrcials and personnel who intend to study abroad must file for study leave in accordance with the applicable laws and/or issuances of the Civil Sen'ice Commission, and must comply with the required sen'ice obligations after the period of the leave. No request for travel authority in connection to a study leave shall be approved until alter the offrcial or employee concerned shall have fulfrlled the service obligation of an.v previous study leave or scholarship grant. c. All travel authorities pertaining to personal foreign travel must be submitted to the Approving Authority at least 10 days before the departure date and released by his/her oflice at least five (5) days before said date. C. Speclfic Guldeliaer for Penoaal Iocal Travel I . ProcedurG ln thc Appllcatlon ald Approvel of Perronel lacal Trevcl a. The offrcial or employee concerned shall accomplish and submit a Travel Authority for Personal Travel form, with the following supporting documents, to the omce of the Approving Authority not less than live (5) working days before the scheduled departure date: i. Written manifestation. noted by his/her Head of Offtce. that his/her absence will not hamper the operational efficienc-v of the oflicei and ii. For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Special Order designating an Offrcer-in-Charge, if applicable, so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations of the offrce. b. DepEd o{Iicials or employees whose personal local travel will not exceed a period of three (3) days need not secure authorization prior to the travel, but must accomplish and submit the requisite leave forms not less than five (5) working days before the scheduled departure date, pror.ided, that omcials with the rank of division chief and above shall iubmit to the Approving Authority a draft Special Order designating an Officer-in-Charge. Page 19 of 25 bx,
  • 21. vl. J}Il^rlrlt rs, r raIrr rYE |.rar"Nlr/ r rt lllrt Failure to comply wrth any of the directives of this Order may result in the filing of administrative actions for misconduct, insubordination and other related offenses under the 20 17 Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Sen"ice. Revised Rules of Procedure of The Department of Education In Administrative Cases (DepEd Order No. 49, s. 2OO6l, and/or relevant laws, rules and regulations against the travelling otncial or employee, the Recommending Authoriry", and the Approving Authority. VII. MOI{ITORING /I!TD EVALUATIOI{ A. Al1 oflices and accountable oflicials and personnel thereof shall comply r,r'ith existing financial reporting BUidelines on the use of funds for this purpose. B. The Budget and Acc,ounting Dvisions of the DepEd Central Ofhce, Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development, Regional Finance Division and Finance Units of SOs shall monitor comptance to this Order, conduct review of these guidelines and recommend changes to further improve the implementation of E.O. No. 77, s. 2O19. C. Local travel matters/ queries/clarifications not covered by this Order shall be referred to the DepEd Secretary for resolution. VIN, RTPEALING CLITUSE AND EFFEICTIVITY All existing Orders and Memoranda inconsistent with this Order are hereby rescinded. The guidetines stated herein shall remain in effect, unless later repealed. anended. or rescinded. This Order shall take effect immediately. IX. RETEREI{CES o DepEd Order No. 14, s.2OlO . DepEd Order No. 43, s. 2014 o DepEd Order No. 22, s.2Ol9 o Execrrtive Order No. 77, s.2Ol9 . OP Memorandum Circular No. 35, Nov. 22,2Ol7 Page 20 of 25 ry"
  • 22. a ltlrF.la a NAUE .,'...6: No Republic of the Philipphe! Department of Educatloa TRAVEL AUTEORITY OFFICHL TRAVEL Porltlou/ Derlgartloa Pcrmeacnt Strtlo[ hrrpo.c of Tnvcl {must be supported b],attachmcntsl lf^.i ^f lal&dau l/c I crtl.l l,l(, Il Fund Sourcc t herew atlest thdt lhe infofln,.lia^ ia this form and in tle atppttittg doo./,mcrtts dnaded hPreto oG true anl @fiecl. Name and Signature of Requesting Employee Date Ihis ts ro c€niFy rhdr h. hp olttc .rq,.esting ezlogrce sctisfes al tfe iE.i,ri4./,,a @.ld:iliot* f* anthuized olficiol tro.l,el and thal olten'o,titf,,s to tr.tt,-l are insufreiern fo| putpdse stoted heftirL Name and Signature of Recommending Authority D1te APPROVED Name and Signature of Approying Authorit-v Page 21 of 25 W Date
  • 23. Requesting o{Iicia.l/employee must submit ALL the documentar5r r€quirements to the oflice of the Recommending Authority at least 35 davs before departure Aancx B. kocatr Flor for OfEcteI Forclgn Tnvcl Authorlty Requcrtt of Fleld Pcrroaacl If approved, released by the OIfice of the Secretary, through the Records Division ofthe Central Oflice, at least lO davs before departure Released and endorsed by the Recommending Authority to the OIIice of the Secretary at least 30 davs before departure Received by the Oflice of t}le Secretar5r at least 15 davs before departure ?age 22 of 25 q'
  • 24. Requesting ollicial/employee must submit ALL the documentary requirements to the oflice of the Recommending Authority at least 25 davs before departure Aaau C. Prcocu Flow for OlEold Forlgn Tnvol Autlorlty Rcqucrtr of CtO Perroanel Released and endorsed by the Recommending Authority to the Office of the Secretary at least 20 davs before departure Received by the Oflice of the Secretary at least l5 davs b€fore departure If approved, released by the office of the Secretary, through the Records Division, at least lO davs before departure Page 23 of 25 0{r
  • 25. AIIXEX D No Republic of the Phlllppilec Department of Educatlon TRAVEL AUTHORITY FOR PERSONAL TRAVEL I{AUE Poiltlort/DcalgrrtloD Dc3tlnetlotr I hercw anest that the inf<'mdltion t this fotm and in the suppaing .T.l{uments oito€lrdd herelo are true and Name and Signature of Requesting Emplol-ee Date APPRO.I/ED. Name and Signaturt of Approving AuthonEv Date Pcrrnancnt StrtloD Irclualvc Datcr Page 24 of 25 ry
  • 26. A-IINET E Rcpubllc of thc Phlllpplace Dcpattmetrt of Educatlon LOCATOR SLIP NA![E Porltlon/Dcclgn tloa ParErncrt St.tloa hrrporc of Tngcl lmust be supponsd b)- attachmentsl Plcric Cbccl Datc aad Tlmc I Official Business ! Oflicial Time Dcrtlaatloa Signature of Requesting EmPloYee Signature of Head of Ollice Page 25 of 25 ry