When entering the country, it has already been protected. Why is it still detained by Philippine customs?

Many compatriots abroad have applied for entry protection in order to enter the Philippines more smoothly, but they are still detained by the Philippine customs. Why is this? What is the solution? Don't worry, EasyGo Yiyou International will answer for you today.

What are the reasons for being detained when entering the Philippines

If all the personal information you provided to the organization when applying for customs protection is true and valid, but it is still detained when entering the country, there may be the following reasons:

1. You have the same name as the blacklisted personnel

2. You still have outstanding cases in the Philippines

3. Incomplete or damaged entry information, personal passport, visa, etc.

4. The questions answered in the face of routine cross-examination by the customs are wrong.

5. Inappropriate dress when entering the country

6. If none of the above is true, there is another possibility that the Philippine Customs deliberately makes things difficult.

What should I do when detained by Philippine customs

Don't panic when being detained by Philippine Customs due to the above problems. Before being taken away by Philippine Customs, Philippine Customs will take the detained personnel to a place commonly known as "small black house". In the small black house, you should contact the outside world in time. Professionals who can provide help for you, such as our EasyGo Easy Travel International, can provide help for you in the Philippines, provide your specific personal real information, passport, full-body photos, aircraft information, and the passage through the aircraft. We must be specific so that we can provide you with immediate assistance.

But if you are detained because of a case problem in the Philippines, then you have to consider whether to continue entering and leaving the Philippines.

These are the questions that EasyGo Easy Travel International has answered for you, but they are still detained when entering the Philippines. If you want to know more, please contact our customer service of EasyGo Easy Travel International.