Philippines Blacklist Appeal and Removal

Project Introduction: The Philippine blacklist refers to the negative records of foreign tourists in the Philippine Immigration Bureau. These records are usually caused by issues such as overdue stay, entry violation, economic and property disputes, illegal blacklist, illegal employment, duplicate names blacklist, inaccurate travel destinations, etc.; in severe cases, they may include smuggling crimes, global or overseas wanted blacklists.

The General Office of the Philippine Immigration Bureau received an order stating that if there are individual lawsuits in the Philippines, or if the Philippine Customs, Philippine Department of Labor, Philippine Courts, Philippine Police Bureau, Philippine Judicial Institutions, the Global Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Global International Federal Investigation Bureau, etc., the General Office of the Philippine Immigration Bureau has the right to blacklist the suspect within a specific period of time.

People on the blacklist; nationwide network in the Philippines, it is a blacklist in all airports throughout the day in the Philippines.

People on the blacklist are prohibited from entering and leaving the Philippines! General case situation: Routine prohibition of entry and exit and repatriation, awaiting resolution of appeals. Passports are confiscated at the airport. For serious crime cases: There will be relevant case handlers at the airport who will pick you up and take you to a designated facility for detention and awaiting trial.

Notes: (If you encounter any issues related to the Philippine blacklist, please do not hesitate to contact EasyGo immediately. We have numerous successful cases and are the official designated partner of the Philippines! We guarantee a successful application. Otherwise, the full payment will be refunded!) Eligible applicants: 1: Blacklisted individuals residing in the Philippines 2: Blacklisted individuals residing outside the Philippines globally

Application Process: EasyGo handles everything. No fees if unsuccessful! ⇒ Applicant submits the necessary documents for processing ⇒ EasyGo reviews the materials → ⇒ EasyGo submits to the Immigration Bureau and receives the latest blacklist proof record ⇒ Submit to the Philippine Department of Labor; courts; judicial authorities; other functional agencies; Immigration Bureau, etc. ⇒ Wait for official department responses regarding costs and processing time (approximately: 1-2 working days) ⇒ EasyGo notifies of the processing result approval → ⇒ Delivery or courier.