Take "such documents" into the Philippines, 4 times refused to enter the country! Philippine Immigration Bureau issued a warning!

According to Philippine media reports, on May 15, the Philippine Immigration Bureau advised passengers to treat their identity honestly and not to lie, otherwise it may affect international travel red flags or suspicious signs.

Immigration director Norman Tansingco said passengers with fictitious travel details were routinely flagged as false statements.

"If you lie about your identity, background or travel details, then our immigration officials may doubt the legitimacy of your trip," Tancinko said."

Tancinko issued a statement after posting on social media about a passenger who was prevented from boarding the plane four times for making false statements.

"Initial investigations revealed that during an attempt in April, she claimed to be employed by a major real estate company in the Philippines and even produced documents allegedly issued by the company."

However, after checking with the company alleged by the female passenger, it was learned that the certificate she claimed, as well as other documents, were false.

Tancinko pointed out that a common practice of illegal recruiters and human traffickers is to provide victims with false documents to make their travel appear legitimate.

"If you are traveling for a legitimate purpose, then there is no reason to lie."