What is the detention time in the Philippine Immigration Bureau, can you pay bail?

In the Philippines, if bad behavior occurs during the period, if there is a conflict with the Immigration Bureau, then you will be detained. What is the detention time in the Philippine Immigration Bureau, and can you pay bail? The following is a detailed answer for you.

What is the length of detention at the Philippine Immigration Service

When you are detained, you must first know the specific time and situation, and then follow the normal regulations to detain things. The longest detention time is 37 days. If there are special circumstances, the time will be extended. At that time, if someone went to bail, they could go out first, but personal freedom would be restricted. Of course, there could not be any problems during the bail period. If there were other problems, then things would be very serious.

If this kind of problem occurs in the Philippines, you need to find someone to fish out yourself, and then think that you can't solve it, so that it will not affect your return to China.

Can you come out with bail?

If you have any problems when you are in the Philippines because your visa is overdue or because of other people's accidents or illegal labor services, you will be taken to the Immigration Bureau for detention after being known by the Philippine Immigration Bureau. If someone you know is released on bail, you will stay in the Bureau for one less day. However, you do not need to stay in the Immigration Bureau after paying the bail, it wasn't this matter that was taken care of after the bail came out. Therefore, you need to handle the matter before you can apply to return to China. If you do not handle your personal situation, you need to stay in the Philippines.

If you are away alone, and you are still abroad and your own language is not available, then if there is a problem, you can ask us to help you deal with it. We can help you deal with this matter and we can also bail you out to help you handle the procedures for going abroad so that you can arrive at home safely.