What process does it take to be repatriated in the Philippines?

Before, many customers consulted backstage about why they were repatriated. Yiyou International also popularized several major reasons for being repatriated in the Philippines with everyone. Now many customers are also curious about the process of being repatriated in the Philippines. So today, let's talk about the relevant process of being repatriated in the Philippines!

What materials are needed for repatriation?

Repatriated customers need to prepare their original passport, travel permit and return certificate. You only need to choose one of these three materials to handle.

What is the repatriation process?

The repatriation process is very simple. After preparing the materials, we will submit the relevant materials to the Philippine Immigration Bureau, and then we will contact your National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to the Philippines to provide your fingerprint. Then we will help you fill in the repatriation application form. All you need to do is provide us with your name, number, height, weight, parents' name, age and home address.

After we fill in the relevant materials, we will send them to the Philippine Immigration Bureau for examination and approval. Once again, you are required to go to the scene to provide fingerprints. After the examination is passed, we will hand over your return flight information to the local Immigration Bureau to confirm your return time. It is worth noting that the epidemic situation in the Philippines is very serious now. The statute of limitations for repatriation orders of the Immigration Bureau will generally depend on the time of your return flight. Even if you cannot buy a return ticket, the Philippine Immigration Bureau will not force you to leave the country. You can rest assured of this.

Pending repatriation

While you are waiting for repatriation, your passport is temporarily detained in the Immigration Bureau. The passport will be sent to Philippine Customs for safekeeping three days before your flight takes off. You can't get your passport until you check your information and board the plane smoothly.

The above is the specific process of being repatriated in the Philippines compiled by Xiao Bian for everyone. If you want to know more questions, please contact our online customer service to answer for you.