When applying for a 9G job visa in the Philippines, the materials were falsely faked. What would happen if they were found later?

The visa market in the Philippines is true or false. Many people accidentally got the trick of others. They provided fake materials for applying for a visa or for applying for a visa. Although they could get a visa, the consequences would be quite serious if it was found out later. EasyGo Easy Travel International passed a case below to let everyone know intuitively what the consequences of providing false materials when applying for a visa.

Case: In April 2021, the Philippine Immigration Bureau intercepted a woman at the airport. Why was the woman intercepted? The main reason was that the woman's 9G visa was falsified and she provided false materials when applying for the visa, so she was intercepted by the immigration department. What punishment did the woman receive in the end?-Deported and blacklisted.

From the above example, we can see that the Philippines still has severe penalties for providing false materials to apply for a visa. After being blacklisted, if you want to enter the Philippines again, you can only wash the blacklist first and then apply for a visa. Although it can still enter the country again, the cost of entry is much higher, such as blacklisting, which is not low. Therefore, when we apply for a visa, it is best to provide real and effective materials to avoid being found out and causing trouble.