What about the blacklist named Philippines?

On the blacklist of Philippine Immigration Bureau, only the names of China people are capitalized in Chinese Pinyin, so check this. But the reason for the blacklist is that consulates and embassies have no right to read it.

Some people on the blacklist have corresponding passport numbers, ID numbers or other information. Fortunately, you can apply for a visa just by comparing it.

Some blacklists only have pinyin, others have nothing, and you can't apply for visas and entry, because the visa and entry system will record it. At this time, the landlord must do different person authentication.

Summary of treatment measures for entering the Philippines, blacklisting the name or requiring the landlord to be certified by a different person:

1, have fun. Let's talk about it when we get back to China.

Solution 1: Next visa, go to the embassy in person and explain the blacklist, so that the embassy can explain it to the landlord.

Solution 2: Take fingerprints from domestic public security organs, and then send the fingerprints and payment vouchers to the Philippine Bureau of Investigation for processing; After obtaining the permission of NBI Bureau of Investigation, please ask friends in Manila or other friends who go to the Philippines to help the landlord to make a different person certificate.

Let's do NBI customs clearance first.

Go to the FBI to get your citizen card first. If the efficiency is high enough, it can be done in 2 hours. You may not get it immediately after you do it. After returning home, please ask friends in Manila or other friends who went to the Philippines to help the landlord get it done. Then don't be authenticated by the same person.

The Philippine Bureau of Investigation has replied to the email: If a friend helps you get it, just bring the payment slip that was processed at that time.

The Philippine Immigration Bureau has replied to the email: if a friend goes to help with the certificate of different person, just bring NBI pass and passport, and then ask any notary office to issue a power of attorney (there are many notary offices on the street next to the Philippine Immigration Bureau).

3. Obtained one-time certification from a different person in the Philippines.

First go to the Bureau of Investigation for customs clearance, and then go to the Immigration Bureau for certification.