The aim of this study is to examine the influence of exchange rate, Philippines inflation and Philippines excise tax toward cigarette export value to the Philippines both partially and jointly. The study utilized a quantitative research method. Secondary data which used were monthly period data from January 2017 – June 2019. The data sources were from KPPBC TMC Kudus, Bank Indonesia, Philippines Statistics Authority and Department of Finance of the Philippine Government. Regarding the use of the period, the total data which used is thirty months. The study explored with multiple linear regression statistical analysis. The t-Test result informed that the exchange rate has a significant effect on cigarette export value to the Philippines with 2.316 in t-count and sign of 0.029. Meanwhile, Philippine inflation has a result of 0.227 on t-count and no significant effect on it with a sign value of 0.822. Moreover, the Philippine excise tax shows -0.478 in t-count and 0.636 in sign value. The F-Test stated that exchange rate, Philippines inflation, and Philippines excise tax has significant effect jointly with f-count of 14.407 and sign value of 0.000. Jointly exchange rate, Philippines inflation, and Philippines excise tax have an effect of 58.1 percent and around 41.9 percent are from another variable. From the result, suggestions that can be taken are the company should observe the exchange rate fluctuations. Moreover, anticipation strategy is needed for the change in the exchange rate in the future. Furthermore, the company also should keep on eye on Philippine current issue.