How to pull the blacklist when not in the Philippines, and what impact will the personal blacklist in the Philippines have?

When applying for a visa, many people will find such a problem, that is, they have never been to the Philippines. Why are they told that they are blacklisted when applying for a visa. How does the Philippines no longer pull the blacklist? If there is a personal blacklist, how can it apply for a visa? What is the impact of the blacklist on individuals?

How to pull the blacklist when not in the Philippines

The blacklist of the Philippines is divided into a blacklist of disputes, a blacklist of overdue visas, and a blacklist of illegal services. As long as a person is in the Philippines, personal behavior will be pulled into the blacklist when it does not meet the Philippine residence regulations. And there is also a blacklist of the same name. This is also the main reason why individuals are not in the Philippines but appear on the blacklist.

The so-called blacklist of the same name is because the personal name is the same as the name on the Philippine blacklist, and his own name is also on the blacklist. In the archives of the Philippine Immigration Bureau, Chinese names are arranged in capital English letters, so homophones are all the same. So if one person is blacklisted, then the rest of the others are blacklisted.

Will Philippine Personal Blacklist Have Impact

When applying for a visa, if you are a blacklisted person, you will definitely be refused a visa, and after refusing a visa, it will become very difficult to apply. If the individual is in the Philippines and the individual is on the blacklist, then the Immigration Bureau will interrogate the individual and be sent back to the country. Entry will be restricted after returning home. And this blacklist will also become the basis for examination and approval when other countries apply for visas, which may cause them to be unable to apply for visas from other countries.

The blacklist with the same name is the best way to deal with it. You can submit a valid ID to prove your identity and wash it white. Therefore, when you encounter a blacklist, you 'd better wash it before returning home.

White blacklist is to be processed by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, so at this time, if it is not convenient for you, you can ask us to handle it for you, submit the corresponding certification conditions, and then go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to wash the blacklist. No matter whether you return home or re-enter the country after washing, there will be no impact.