What if landing visa, Philippines cannot enter the country? Is landing visa a blacklist?

Landing visa means that you don't have to rush to apply for a visa before you arrive in this country. You can buy air tickets directly. When you arrive at the entry port, you can apply for direct entry in landing visa. What if landing visa in the Philippines cannot enter the country? Is landing visa a blacklist? Have you ever encountered a situation where you cannot enter the country when handling landing visa? How do we deal with this situation? Today, Yiyou International will explain it to you.

Is landing visa, Philippines blacklist?

The Philippines has a landing visa policy, and in this policy, China is also within the scope of being able to handle landing visa in the Philippines. Therefore, when you go to the Philippines, you can choose to apply for landing visa when you arrive at the port of entry. In fact, the real visa on arrival must be filed with the Immigration Bureau before entering the country. He just needs to submit an application, and then obtain the approval of the Immigration Bureau. After obtaining the certificate, he can apply for the visa on arrival when entering the country. Compared with other visa procedures before going to the Philippines, it is much simpler and more convenient.

Under normal circumstances, if you travel with a group to the Philippines, more people apply for landing visa. When entering the country, the tour group will handle it uniformly.

What if landing visa, Philippines cannot enter the country?

If you choose landing visa to enter the Philippines, you will also encounter a problem, that is, the Philippine blacklist, because you did not directly apply for a visa, so you do not know whether you are in the Philippine blacklist. Some people will feel that they have never been to the Philippines. How can there be a blacklist. And this blacklist mainly appears on the issue of the same name. In the records of the Philippine Immigration Bureau, Chinese names are recorded in capital English letters, so if a name with the same pronunciation is on the blacklist, then all other people will also be on the blacklist. If you encounter a blacklist problem, you will be directly restricted from entering the country and be repatriated. The problem of handling the blacklist needs to be handled in the Philippine Immigration Bureau. You can choose to find an agency to deal with it, so that you can continue to enter the Philippines without returning home.

The problem of blacklist is not particularly complicated to deal with. It is mainly inquired and handled by the Philippine Immigration Bureau. Therefore, you can consult our platform customer service, conduct relevant business consultation, understand the handling of the blacklist, and after the blacklist is eliminated, there will be no impact on entry or exit.