What will happen if you are caught by NBI while working in the Philippines?

Many people do not know what this department does when they hear the name NBI in the Philippines. In fact, NBI is a country that maintains only order. For example, illegal labor, illegal crimes, overdue visas and other acts are all managed by NBI in the Philippines. What will be the result of NBI's arrest when we are working in the Philippines?

Why is Philippine NBI arresting people

Philippine NBI is abbreviated as "Philippine National Bureau of Investigation, which is specifically aimed at people with illegal and criminal records in the Philippines. In general, the following situations will be in the ranks of those who may be caught. Let's list one by one below for your reference.

1. People who have illegal labor services in the Philippines and work without any work visa.

2. Those who have been reported to have committed any illegal or criminal acts in the Philippines (no crime will be released after investigation).

3. People who engage in telecom fraud in the Philippines also need to bear criminal responsibility if they return home with the participation of embassies.

4. Fighting, molesting women, holding or forging various fake documents, kidnapping and other crimes in the Philippines are reported by people at that time, and those who are reported by others will be arrested.

Simply put, as long as there are criminal cases, they may be caught by NBI. More than 800 people were arrested in response to the famous Chinese people, such as the "Clark Incident in 2016", and there will be a large number of NBI arrests every year.

What happens after the Philippine NBI arrest

When you are caught by NBI, there will be various processes. We will list them with you one by one according to these processes, so that you can have a bottom in your heart.

1. After being caught, they will generally be taken to the International Migration Section of the National Bureau of Investigation for investigation. Address in Manila: Address is NBI Building, Taft Avenue, Ermita, Manila, Philippines

2. NBI will conduct a criminal investigation after being arrested. You need to be detained until your case is clear.

3. During your detention, you can contact a Philippine lawyer for bail, but according to the severity of the case, major and important cases cannot be released for the time being, for example, they have been on the news. (Bail is not release, but you can go out before the case is clear)

4. On the premise that you are not released on bail, you will always be detained. According to past experience, this time is generally 2-8 months.

5. When the National Bureau of Investigation has confirmed your case, it will try your case according to Philippine law and issue a closing statement. If you need to go to jail after the trial, you need to be moved to the prison of Lionsai. If you do not commit a crime, or if the crime is less serious, you only need to be fined.

6. When you have your closing statement, unless you have not committed any crime, you will be repatriated as long as you have committed any crime. After being repatriated, you will be blacklisted and become unpopular in the Philippines.

How can I get out quickly after being caught by NBI?

After being caught by NBI, if you want to come out as early as possible and do not enter the blacklist, please contact a strong company as soon as possible and get you out immediately. At this time, the price is the cheapest and you will not be blacklisted. In addition, don't contact this company, and then contact that company, after more contact, everyone will go to NBI to ask about you, then it will raise your price. If you have such a thing unfortunately, please contact us immediately and let you out as soon as possible.