If the Philippine blacklist is caught, it will be repatriated? How to handle the repatriation procedures in the Philippines?

Philippine blacklist caught will be repatriated?

Yes, the difference between being caught and not being caught is different. After being caught, it can only be arranged by the relevant Philippine departments. Their arrangements are generally repatriated to the country. After being repatriated, they cannot enter the Philippines again. If you are not caught, there are two ways to leave the country: one is to leave the country on security, and the other is to leave the country on security. It does not take so much time after leaving the country on security, and it takes a long time to leave the country on security.

How to handle the repatriation procedures in the Philippines?

Those who have been repatriated need to apply for a repatriation order from the Immigration Bureau. After applying for a repatriation order, they also need to go to the Philippine NBI department to apply for a no-crime certificate. The no-crime certificate will be submitted to the Philippine Immigration Bureau before the next trial procedures will be carried out. After the application is completed, the Philippine repatriation order will be obtained. Fingerprints will be entered twice during the repatriation. It should be noted that the passport will be detained in the Immigration Bureau during the repatriation procedures, which is stipulated by the Immigration Bureau.

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