What is the difference between OTL departure order and Philippine repatriation?

Many friends who stayed in the Philippines have heard of the departure order and repatriation of OTL in the Philippines, but many people are not very familiar with the departure order and repatriation of OTL in the Philippines. What is the difference between OTL's departure order and repatriation in the Philippines? Easy Travel International will analyze for you.

OTL departure orders are generally those who have not renewed their tourist visas in 1 year and 1 year. Or those who are still in the Philippines for 2 years, and those who have bad records in the local area and violate the regulations of the local immigration bureau will be forced to leave the country by OTL.

In this case, there is no need to worry. We just need to apply for a departure order from the Philippine Immigration Bureau, and then go to NBI in the Philippines to make fingerprint records and show relevant certificates. Then, with the approval of the Philippine Immigration Bureau, we will use the relevant certificates produced by NBI to purchase the return ticket, confirm the time of the ticket, then hand it over to the Immigration Bureau for fingerprinting, and finally the customs can send you out of the country. It should be noted that the passport and departure order were given to you by the flight attendant at the airport.

Under what circumstances will they be repatriated to China?

Repatriation is equivalent to an expulsion order, and expulsion is usually illegal, that is, repatriation. For example, those who hold a tourist visa and work locally, or those who hold a 9G work visa without changing their visas, or those who do not have a 9G work visa, are illegal workers. The second is that all kinds of visas were not processed within the time limit, and the visa on arrival was changed into a tourist visa, which is illegal. There are also suspects of fraud, arrested by the domestic police and the Philippine police.

What if I am repatriated?

The process is similar to the departure order. First, take your passport to the Immigration Bureau to apply for repatriation, and then go to NBI in the Philippines to take fingerprints and take photos at the same time. Then, after waiting for the approval of the Immigration Bureau, you need to buy a return ticket, submit the ticket to the Immigration Bureau for travel itinerary, and wait for the individual repatriation form. Then NBI will take you out of the country. Passport and repatriation form were also given to you by the flight attendant at the airport.

In fact, the difference is that one will not be blacklisted and the other will be blacklisted. Most people will be blacklisted after being expelled from the Philippines, so for the convenience of coming to the Philippines in the future, we must abide by local laws and regulations and do a good job in formal procedures such as personal visas.