How to deal with voluntary repatriation

When someone hears about the repatriation, their first thought is the seriousness of the repatriation, most of them are repatriated by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, how can anyone be willing to repatriate? The editor wants to tell you that the repatriation is not necessarily a case of having committed a crime in the Philippines, and there are many customers who have taken the initiative to repatriate, as to the specific reasons for the repatriation and how to handle the voluntary repatriation? Let's have a good chat with you.

Reasons for voluntary repatriation

The reason is very simple. Our visa has expired or been overdue for many years, and the fine cost is too high to afford. If you continue to work in the Philippines after the expiration of the general work visa, you will be deemed to be working illegally by the Immigration Bureau and will be blacklisted. However, the blacklist in the Philippines has no impact on our life after returning home, and will not affect our personal credit investigation in the country. There is no record of information in the Philippines in the country. In this way, many Chinese would rather not come to the Philippines in the future than pay a super-high Philippine fine and choose a lower-cost air ticket to return home.

Procedures for Application for Repatriation

To actively apply for repatriation, you need to go to NBI in the Philippines to make a proof of no criminal record, and bring the original passport, original visa and copy of ID card to the Immigration Bureau for repatriation. During the period of waiting to be fingerprinted, you can pay attention to the return ticket. Generally, the time of the return ticket determines the validity period of the repatriation.

Note: On your way back home, you will not be able to get your passport from the time you apply for repatriation to boarding at the airport. Special staff will lead you to pick up your ticket and board the plane. Only at the moment the plane takes off will you get your passport from the flight attendant on that flight.

Although the repatriation has almost no impact on you in China, other people will not know your repatriation experience except that the customs can see that you have entered the Philippine blacklist. However, you have to pay a relatively high repatriation fee, and the process of applying for repatriation is anxious. If you have any worries, please contact EasyGo Easy Travel International to answer for you.