Detailed answers to the causes of repatriation in the Philippines

As we all know in the Philippines, things that are at risk of repatriation are generally not done as a last resort, because once they are repatriated by the Philippines, it will be very difficult to enter the country next time, and the risk of being blacklisted in the Philippines will have a great impact on our travel and life in the Philippines. So what are the reasons why people have to do repatriation and departure? EasyGo Easy Travel International This will give you a detailed answer.

Under what circumstances do departures have to be repatriated?

Repatriation means returning foreigners who have violated local laws to their original places.

There are mainly the following situations that will be repatriated after being investigated by the Immigration Bureau:

One is that there is a case in the Philippines

Second, the visa in the Philippines is overdue and has not been renewed.

Third, illegal labor services in the Philippines were found by the Philippine Immigration Bureau.

The fourth is illegal change of visa, the most common is that some people illegally change landing visa to travel visa.

Fifth, those who hold the entry of Philippine pure visa on arrival

Process of handling repatriation

To handle the repatriation process, first of all, you need to prepare the travel permit, return certificate, one of the passports and relevant materials, and go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to fill in the repatriation application form; then go to the Philippine NBI to file with fingerprints and make a crime-free certificate and fill in the application form; after obtaining the crime-free certificate, submit all materials to the Immigration Bureau for approval; after approval, you can file with the Immigration Bureau on the second fingerprint and purchase the departure flight within two weeks, provide the flight information to the Immigration Bureau, which will determine the departure time according to your departure flight. Wait until the repatriation and departure, you can go to the airport and return home.

The main materials for repatriation are very simple. You only need to prepare the same documents of travel permit, return certificate, passport and relevant materials. I believe that after reading today's article by EasyGo Yiyou International, you have a deeper understanding of the handling of Philippine repatriation. If you have anything else you want to know, please contact our online customer service for online consultation. EasyGo International wishes you a happy life!