Being blacklisted by the Philippine Immigration Bureau and returning home will not be affected

Many friends in the Philippines should know that if you are blacklisted by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, it means that you will not be able to enter the Philippines in the future, so will your repatriation be affected? Can the Philippine blacklist be lifted? Now let us EasyGO Easy Tour International answer for you one by one!

Being blacklisted by the Philippine Immigration Bureau and returning home will not be affected?

1. After being repatriated, he will be fined. In serious cases, he will be punished by Chinese laws. He will be pursued criminal responsibility and even detained administratively.

2. Moreover, according to the provisions of China's Passport Law, "if a person is repatriated to the country due to illegal exit, illegal residence or illegal employment, the passport issuing authority shall not issue a passport within six months to three years from the date of completion of the execution of the penalty or the date of repatriation.

3. The situation of compulsory repatriation is not applicable to everyone. If compulsory repatriation is implemented, what we will see in a short period of time is that we will not go to these countries in the future, but the stain on personal files cannot be washed away.

How to remove the blacklist of the Immigration Bureau?

The Philippine blacklist refers to a person's bad record in the Philippine Immigration Bureau, which is generally caused by problems such as overstaying, airport repatriation, and illegal labor services. People on the blacklist are not allowed to enter the country (under special circumstances).

1. blacklist washing process:

1. Inquire whether there is a blacklist and the reason for blacklisting (1 working day);

2, according to the reasons to formulate blacklist plan (1 working day);

3, prepare to wash the blacklist required information and fines (1 working day);

4. Start to wash the blacklist (1 working day).

Information to be prepared for 2. blacklist washing:

1. Original passport;

2. Photos: 8 2-inch white background photos (3.5*4.5CM) and 8 2-inch square photos; (No film is required when entering the country)

3. No crime certificate (issued by the public security bureau or police station where there is no registered permanent residence) and no crime certificate in Philippines (take you to NBI)

4. Deposit certificate 50,000 or more (not required when entering the country)

Questions about whether being repatriated will be affected and whether the Philippine blacklist can be lifted have been answered. If you can't handle it yourself in a foreign country, or you can't handle it because of your language barrier, you can contact us EasyGO Easy Travel International in time. We can help you 1 to 1 to get rid of the Philippine blacklist as soon as possible. After getting rid of the blacklist, you must not do anything that violates the law and discipline and become a qualified citizen.