How to enter the Philippines from the blacklist of the same name?

The Philippines is a country where many tourists or workers from China visit every year. In addition, there are many cases of duplicate names in China, so it is inevitable that a person's name will be blacklisted in the Philippines. If this happens, how can the blacklist of the same name enter the Philippines? Let's take a look at Bian Xiao!

1. What is the blacklist with the same name? There are countless foreigners in the Philippines every year, so many foreigners are listed as persona non grata in the Philippines, which restricts their activities in the Philippines. Moreover, because the official language of the Philippines is English, many China compatriots' names in the Philippines are English names composed of Chinese Pinyin, so there will be various duplicate names.

2. Are there any other reasons besides the blacklist with the same name? In addition to the blacklist with the same name, people who are blacklisted for illegal labor services in the Philippines, or people who have civil disputes or economic disputes in the Philippines, may be blacklisted. There are also people with visa problems, such as those who live illegally in the Philippines and do not renew their visas after serious overdue, or those who are blacklisted because of visa problems because they work in the local area.

3. How to enter the Philippines after discovering the blacklist? If you find the blacklist and want to enter the country, you need to go through customs clearance procedures before entering the customs, and then go to the Philippine Immigration Bureau to apply for removing the blacklist. However, after being detained by the Philippine customs, there is no way to declare. At this time, you can contact China Business Visa to rescue you from Philippine Customs, and then go through the blackening procedure after you come out successfully.