What is the impact of being intercepted when leaving Philippine customs and will it be blacklisted?

When we enter the Philippines, we need legal procedures to reach the Philippines smoothly. However, our exit inspection method is the same as our entry method, which is very strict. So for us, it is legal to stay in the Philippines, but what will be the impact of being intercepted when leaving the Philippine customs? Will it be blacklisted?

Going out of the customs means that you will leave the Philippines, but being intercepted by the customs during the casual period may be because some things have not been handled properly during your stay in the Philippines, or it may be because your personal information has bad records, so you have to be checked. If there is no problem with language communication, then you can solve it as soon as possible. It may be that you have to accept punishment or some cost problems, if you don't speak the language, you are likely to be detained,

Only if you are intercepted, the Philippine Immigration Bureau will record your personal information. If you are in bad behavior, you are equivalent to a blacklist. If it is repatriated, the information will always be recorded in the Philippine Immigration Bureau's blacklist.

When your personal information has entered the Philippine blacklist, you will be refused the next time you apply for entry again. If you are already on the blacklist of the Philippines, the Philippine Immigration Bureau will detain or repatriate you when it finds you, so that you have no chance to stay in the Philippines. Therefore, when we enter the Philippines, we must abide by the laws and regulations of the Philippines, so that we can safely stay in the Philippines.

The blacklist in Philippines is always permanent. The blacklist will not disappear over time. If you want to enter the country, you can wash it. If you have the above needs, please contact our online customer service. We have professional customer service online to serve you.