Why it's on the Philippines' blacklist

When some friends entered the Philippines, they were intercepted by the airport customs and told that they had entered the Philippine blacklist. What should we do when there is such an inexplicable situation in a foreign country and the language is not available? Is there a quick solution? Today, EasyGo Ease Tour International is here to give you a popular science about why it is on the Philippine blacklist.

Why it's on the Philippine blacklist

The Philippine blacklist is the information recorded in the Philippine Immigration Bureau system for foreigners who have left bad records in the Philippines for various reasons. For example, there are economic disputes, illegal labor, smuggling, tax evasion, and repatriation in the Philippines.

If none of the above-mentioned situations are still notified of the blacklist in the Philippines, then there may be a double-named blacklist. Because our Chinese names are spelled out in letters abroad, and many Chinese names are homophones with different characters, so the rate of Chinese people with the same name abroad is very high, especially friends with two-character names.

How should the blacklist with the same name be solved?

Because you are indeed innocent, you need not panic in this situation. You only need to contact the Philippine Immigration Bureau staff at the airport, make an NSPT, and remove your blacklist with the same name.

If you want a faster way, you can contact EasyGo Easy Travel International. We will help you solve all the problems. In addition, Xiao Bian reminds you that for your smooth entry, you can check whether it is a blacklist or not before entering the mirror next time.

These are the relevant answers about the blacklist of the Philippines brought to you by EasyGo Easy Travel International. If you have any other questions, please contact the online editor and wish you all the best in your trip to the Philippines!