How can the Philippine blacklist on the passport be restored?

How can the Philippine blacklist on the passport be restored?

A: If the passport is blacklisted in the Philippines, it will not be automatically lifted if it is not handled by itself. You can only find a way to contact or find a service organization (such as our EasyGo Easy Travel International) to cancel. The following are several common methods for removing the Philippine blacklist. Interested friends can refer to it.

1. Blacklist with the same name. The Philippines shows that the names of Chinese people are displayed in pinyin, so every year many people are intercepted by the customs because of the same name or homophone in the blacklist. This is a better solution. You only need to provide our ID card to apply. Revoke the blacklist.

2. There was a dispute in the Philippines and was blacked out. This one needs to find the person we have a dispute with and get him to drop the charges so that the blacklist can be eliminated.

3, overstaying in the Philippines or illegal work was pulled black. This should be renewed, and the fine should be called a fine.

4. Violation of Philippine regulations was blacked out. This generally needs to be washed through other channels.