A complete list of procedures for leaving the Philippines!

Sometimes even if you enter the Philippines with complete procedures and legal compliance, you need to go through relevant procedures when you leave the country. This article will explain the complete list of procedures that need to be handled when leaving the Philippines under any circumstances, so that you can have a certain understanding of the procedures that need to be handled when leaving the Philippines.

A complete list of procedures required to leave the Philippines.

Many people enter the Philippines with short-term visas. If they stay in the Philippines for six months with short-term visas, they need to go through ecc customs clearance procedures. The customs clearance procedures are handled at the Philippine Immigration Bureau. In addition to this situation, there is another situation that ecc customs clearance procedures are also required to lower the long-term visa or give up the long-term visa to leave the Philippines.

If you do something illegal in the Philippines and are caught by the relevant departments, this situation generally requires repatriation procedures to return to China, that is, to be repatriated by the Philippines. The repatriation procedures need to be handled by the Philippine Immigration Bureau and the Philippine NBI department. After repatriation, it will become a Philippine blacklist.

In this case, the visa is overdue for a long time, it is generally necessary to go through the OTL compulsory departure order procedure to leave the country. This procedure is not much different from repatriation, and it will become a Philippine blacklist after leaving the country.

If you have committed a crime in the Philippines, you will generally be caught in jail or need to be sent back to China through extradition procedures. In one case, it is determined that you will be extradited back to China, that is, if you violate Chinese laws or if a person is wanted by China is captured in the Philippines, you need to be extradited back to China for punishment. Extradition procedures are handled by the Philippine NBI department.

Why are all the procedures except extradition procedures handled at the Immigration Bureau?

The Philippine Immigration Bureau is basically the department responsible for all the affairs of foreigners in the Philippines, so the immigration bureau is directly responsible for the exit-related procedures. Naturally, these procedures must be handled in the immigration bureau. Generally speaking, Chinese people handle visa business more often in the Philippines, such as visa renewal, visa transfer, visa overdue fines, etc.

In any case, the formalities required for foreigners to leave the Philippines have been answered. Regarding the procedures for leaving the Philippines, EasyGo Easy Travel International, except for the extradition procedures, can assist you in handling the procedures. Please contact our customer service if necessary.