What if I am blacklisted?

Due to the policies and economic trends in the Philippines, many foreign investors and migrant workers are attracted to this country full of opportunities. Therefore, in order to ensure the legitimacy of the qualifications of immigrants, the Philippines has a strict review mechanism, and those with bad records will be blacklisted by the Philippine government. What is a blacklist? The following Mayflower International Travel Service will answer your questions.

The Philippine blacklist is a bad record of foreign tourists in the Philippine Immigration Bureau, which is generally caused by overdue blacklist, entry blacklist, economic and property disputes, illegal blacklist, illegal work, blacklist with the same name, unclear tourist destination and other problems. Serious crimes, such as smuggling crimes, overseas or global wanted blacklists.

After receiving the order, the Philippine Immigration Bureau has the right to blacklist the suspects within a certain period of time, such as personal litigation in the Philippines or the Philippine Customs, the Philippine Labor Department, the Philippine courts, the Philippine police, the Philippine judiciary, the Global Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Global International Federal Bureau of Investigation. The blacklisted people are blacklisted by the Philippine National Network and all-weather airports in the Philippines. People on the blacklist are forbidden to enter or leave the Philippines!

Ordinary cases: entry and exit are prohibited and persuaded to return, waiting for the complaint to be resolved, and the passport is confiscated at the airport; Persons involved in serious crimes: there will be relevant case handlers at the airport, who will pick you up at the airport and put you in a designated institution for detention pending trial.

So if you are blacklisted, how can you get rid of it? First of all, you have to go to the corresponding institution, and the applicant will submit the necessary materials, and then wait for the official department's reply and processing, and then submit it to the Philippine Labor Department; Court; Judiciary; Other functional organs; General Administration of Immigration, etc. Finally, just wait for the official results to be notified.