Can the Philippines return to China after being blacklisted, and can it re-enter the country after returning home?

The blacklist of the Philippines is because individuals have bad behavior records during their stay in the Philippines, so they are drawn into the blacklist. These bad behaviors include visa failure, visa overdue, illegal labor, illegal residence, etc. Once any of the above points are drawn into the blacklist, can the Philippines return to China after being drawn into the blacklist, and can it re-enter after returning?

Can Philippines Return to China after being blacklisted

The blacklist of the Philippines is permanent, and once an individual has a bad behavior record in the Philippines, he will be sent back to the country directly, and this behavior itself is one of the reasons for the blacklist, so the blacklist behavior and the repatriation are simultaneous Acts that occurred. That is to say, the Philippines can return to China after being blacklisted, but the way to return to China is not good, and the repatriation itself will put its personal information on the blacklist.

The Philippine blacklist will not be automatically covered or disappeared over time, and it needs to be washed after the Immigration Bureau accepts the relevant punishment. Therefore, you can find an agency to process the blacklist before returning home, and then return home through the normal process.

Can the Philippine blacklist be re-entered after returning home?

No, this is a very direct problem. When applying for an entry visa, you will check the personal files of the Immigration Bureau and refuse to sign if it is found to be a blacklist. This is also the main reason why many people who go to the Philippines for the first time encounter embarrassing things when they encounter the blacklist of the same name, which leads to their rejection. Therefore, when applying for a Philippine visa, one must first find out if one is on the blacklist.

If it is blacklisted and returned without any processing, then it cannot be re-entered the Philippines. If you want to re-enter the Philippines, you still need to eliminate your blacklist before you can re-apply for an entry visa to the Philippines.

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