Philippines NTSP/Blacklist of the Same Name, Application for Removal

Project Introduction: Philippine NTSP / Same Name Blacklist, Removal Application The nationwide personal information network in the Philippines. If an individual's behavior of foreign tourists has a bad record, it will be recorded by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, which is known as a Philippine blacklist. For people who have never been to the Philippines, the appearance of the blacklist may seem very confusing. It might be a same-name blacklist. Then how to solve the same-name blacklist in the Philippines? How did it come about? And how can it be removed after being restricted from entering the country?

The NTSP blacklist in the Philippines refers to: When entering the Philippines; when applying for visa extension; when being informed that one is on the blacklist. If one is visiting the Philippines for the first time, it is naturally not because of any bad record of personal behavior in the Philippines. The result of the query will be the same as the people on the blacklist networked with the immigration bureau headquarters.

In the national networked archive identification system of the Philippine Immigration Bureau, the names of Chinese people are all entered in the form of English pinyin. Therefore, for those with the same name pinyin, they are considered the same person in the archives of the Philippine Immigration Bureau. When querying, one will find that they and the blacklist individuals have been entered into the blacklist due to the same pinyin. When encountering a blacklist with the same name, simply go through EasyGo processing and claim that they are not the same person as the one recorded in the networked archives of the Philippine Immigration Bureau.

The appeal certificate serves as a proof for one application and is valid for life.

Application Process: The entire process will be handled by the staff of EasyGo. ⇒ The applicant submits "Required Documents for Processing". ⇒ EasyGo reviews the documents → ⇒ EasyGo submits to the Philippine legal department, and the application is submitted to the lawyer ⇒ Submit to the Philippine Immigration Bureau General Office ⇒ Notify the approval of the processing result