Does the Philippines have to go to jail for repatriation

Recently, some customers are asking "Do you want to go to jail for the repatriation of the Philippines?" This question is very strange. Many customers have also asked this question before. Today, I will specially give you an explanation to let you know the repatriation situation and make a comparison with your own situation in time.

First of all, there are many kinds of repatriation. Let's look at who needs to be repatriated.

Who needs to be repatriated

1. Customers who have been caught by the Immigration Bureau and NBI before and are still on the blacklist need to be repatriated to China.

2. Customers from Cambodia have made landing visa transfer travel visa. Those suspected of violating the law cannot leave the country and need to be repatriated to China.

3, the company secretly run away, and the company has sued can not leave the country, need to deal with or repatriate back to the country.

4. Customers who have been in the Philippines for a long time and have long overdue visas and become blacklisted need to be repatriated.

5. There are cases in the Philippines that have not been proved by the court and have not been handled cleanly and need to be repatriated.

6. He has been released from Philippine prison, but the Philippine Immigration Bureau has also shown that the need to return to the country to restrict exit.

7. He was caught on the spot at work and was a fraud in Southeast Asia. There is a need to repatriate with the participation of the Chinese police.

Does the Philippines have to go to jail for repatriation

When you know what circumstances need to be repatriated, it is clear by comparison. The repatriation done at 6 o'clock above belongs to becoming "unpopular people in the Philippines". In the Philippines, the repatriation due to visa and illegal transfer has nothing to do with the country, because this is the different judicial systems of the two countries. However, if you are the seventh point, it is a telecom fraud, and if the Chinese police are involved in the arrest, you will have to bear the legal consequences when you return to the mainland. This practice has already hurt the interests of the Chinese people.

How to prevent being repatriated

If you don't want to be repatriated and become an unpopular person in the Philippines, here are a few points for your reference.

1, stay away from fraudulent companies, do not do illegal business, do not harm the interests of compatriots, do formal and legal work.

2. I don't know whether I am blacklisted or not. I will check my passport at the Immigration Bureau and the Customs.

3. Don't disclose your personal information at will, and ensure the safety of personal information as much as possible.

4. Don't cause trouble in the Philippines, don't offend others at will, and deal with problems in a low-key manner.

In any country, you need to abide by local laws, so that you can have a foundation to become bigger and stronger, and you can avoid danger to yourself. I hope everyone can understand this truth.

Answers to Repatriation Questions

If you are facing the above 6 problems and cannot solve them yourself, you can refer to our previous article "Philippines Repatriation Process" or contact us to help you deal with them. Our experience in repatriation is extremely rich. Don't worry after the problem occurs, deal with it calmly, we will help you make a reasonable exit plan.