Does the Philippine blacklist affect travel in other countries

In the process of entering the Philippines, it is often encountered that when you are on the blacklist of the Philippines, or when you are in the Philippines, you cannot return to the country because of the problem of the blacklist. After returning to the country through customs protection, you cannot enter the Philippines again, and your own blacklist has always existed. In this case, can you go to other countries by yourself? Is there any impact?

Does the Philippine blacklist affect travel in other countries

In principle, the blacklist between countries will not be shared, that is to say, you are blacklisted in the Philippines, but not in other countries, but the blacklist in the Philippines can also be found in the records, so when entering other countries, you will also be asked questions, as long as you answer more safely, it will not affect your entry into other countries. But the Philippines is different. Even if you are blacklisted by other countries, as long as there are records in the Philippines, you will be directly pulled into the blacklist and refused to enter the country.

How to Eliminate Blacklist

The blacklist of the Philippines is recorded in the archives of the Immigration Bureau. Except for the blacklist caused by the same name, other blacklist reasons are basically caused by some disputes in the Philippines or their own behavior in the Philippines. In this case, you can solve the problem by inquiring about the relevant reasons.

If it is because of the same name, as long as you provide your own identity information can be solved, after all, everyone's identity is unique.

If the blacklist is caused by the dispute, then the dispute must be dealt with first. Generally, the prosecutor is found and a certain amount of compensation can be settled. You have to pay a fine before you can officially eliminate your blacklist.

If there is a problem with your own behavior, you must first be responsible for your own behavior, and then pay the fine and then handle the related blacklist elimination business.

After the blacklist is eliminated, it will not affect your travel. It is OK to return to China or stay in the Philippines, but you must ensure that your residence time is legal, otherwise you will still be pulled into the blacklist.

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