What is going on with the "blacklist" in the Philippines, and how to avoid the pit of the "blacklist"? ...

For compatriots in the Philippines or businessmen who regularly interact with China and the Philippines, the most feared thing is to be blacklisted by the Philippine Immigration Department.

Because we all know that once you're on the blacklist, Philippine Customs certainly won't let you re-enter, even if you pay to protect it.

If you are already in the Philippines and happen to be on a blacklist, then you cannot leave the country normally and will usually be deported. (Being deported sounds awkward!)

Doing business in the Philippines, if you are a blacklisted person, means you are an undesirable foreigner. Once you file a lawsuit, you basically lose because you're an dishonest person and a persona non grata in the Philippines. The judge decided from the bottom of his heart that you had lost.

In daily life, if you encounter some trouble, as long as you prove that you are blacklisted, then the immigration office can send you at any time.

Blacklisting is terrible, what are the reasons why we were blacklisted?

Xiaobian will give you a summary, I hope to help you and avoid the blacklist pit.

1. Blacklist of the same name.

The main reason for this blacklist is that in the records of the Philippine Immigration Service, the names of Chinese are spelled in English capital letters, so the repetition rate of names Chinese will be high throughout the immigration department.

If a person's name is the same as your pinyin and it happens that he is on the blacklist again, then you and the other people with the same name are on the blacklist. Although very aggrieved, but also very helpless, in the immigration customs, this situation is difficult to explain clearly, because of our English level and thinking habits.

Solution: Try to go to the immigration office in advance to check whether the passport is abnormal, if the blacklist with the same name is found, then send an email in advance to apply for the blacklist, the passport number proves innocence, as long as it is handled in advance, it can be easily solved, but if it is handled at the customs site, it is a difficult action.

2. Dispute Blacklist.

This means that while in the Philippines, after clashes between individuals and Filipinos, they are complained about by Filipinos. If they don't take the initiative to solve this problem, they will always be on the Philippine blacklist.

Small makeup met a customer friend, he wanted to rent a house, first found an agent to see the house, felt that the price was not satisfied, found another agent to see the same house, hoped that the second agent helped him bargain, but did not expect that the landlord was also a serious owner, he saw the tenant entrusted two different agents to talk about the rent with him, felt that the tenant was dishonest, deceptive behavior, immediately complained to the immigration office;

Then the customer friend was hacked, and finally spent 300,000 pesos to wash white.

Therefore, in the Philippines, we should still pay attention to our behavior and not engage in dishonest behavior. Because Filipinos like to report and take it seriously, one of your unintentional moves may end up being blocked.

3. Visa Expiry:

After the validity period of the Philippine visa expired, it was not extended in time and did not return to China. This is typical of illegal detention. Once discovered, there is no discussion of blocking.

Without the relevant work visa, illegal labor practices in the Philippines will also be directly blacklisted.

We must apply for an extension or transfer of work visa one to two months before the visa expires. Pay attention to business visas. Tourist visas have deadlines and it takes two months to transfer a work visa, so it's important to process them in advance.

In addition, the work visa must be equipped with a labor card, because the labor card is a corporate tax account, not cheap not to do a labor card, no labor card indicates that your affiliated enterprise does not help you pay the tax account, you make money on other people's land, do not want to pay taxes, so shield you well.

4. After the nature of residence is changed, the visa is not lowered in time.

After the work visa expires, if you want to continue applying for a work visa, you need to apply for a work visa before applying for a work visa, rather than applying for a work visa directly. If you apply for a work visa directly without reducing it, you will most likely be blocked.

If you want to become a retired immigrant or amnesty visa or immigrant investor visa for permanent residence, first make sure your visa is a tourist visa. If not, you need to lower your visa to a tourist visa first and then make the corresponding conversion. Don't skip the process of lowering your visa.

5. The immigration office is blocked.

When you enter the Philippines and you can't explain the purpose of coming to the Philippines, or you can't reasonably explain your previous life experience in the Philippines, or you don't respect customs officers, then you will most likely be invited into a small black house, then denied entry, then repatriated, and then darkened.

In this case, the most economical and scientific approach is to find someone to find a relationship to save the pass.

Industry insiders said that within one hour for the rescue of customs, the repatriation order has been issued for more than one hour, and another business is called fishing people. Don't underestimate the name change, but the cost varies widely.

6. Landing in the Philippines.

Because of the suggestions of some parliamentarians, for those who have signed into the Philippines in the past two years, they may be blocked, and even many people are very good in the Philippines, and then after half a year they are inexplicably blocked, this is a batch of shields, the reason is to sign the entry, although the reason is amazing, but really do it, in this case, there is no other way, only spend money to wash white.

7. If you break the law in the Philippines, you will undoubtedly be blacklisted.

How do I check the blacklist?

Personally, I can't find out online if I'm on a blacklist or not. I need to check with the Philippine Immigration Department. The solution is to look for an agency in the case of a contact or seek help from a Filipino friend.

Can the blacklist enter the Philippines?

The Philippines was later whitewashed?

When you apply for a Philippine visa, if you are found on the blacklist, the Philippine Embassy will refuse your entry visa. That is, you cannot go to the Philippines before you enter the Philippines, as long as you are blacklisted.

Of course, Filipinos are also very casual. Sometimes the embassy audit is not strict and your visa is lucky to pass, but eventually, your blacklist will still appear in the airport's immigration system and you will still not be able to enter.

Therefore, it is safe to check with the Immigration Department to see if you have a blacklist before going through the relevant immigration formalities.

If you find yourself on the blacklist in the Philippines, then you can't go home or go home in an improper way, such as sending it home (sending home is not free and the price is high, but Xiaobian doesn't understand, why do people always think that sending home is free?). Returning home in this way will result in the permanent existence of the Philippine blacklist and the loss of the opportunity to re-enter the Philippines.

Therefore, as long as the blacklist problem is found in the Philippines, it is necessary to go to the Philippine Immigration Department to solve the blacklist problem and then go home so as not to affect travel.

In the Philippines, as long as it is on the blacklist, it is permanent and will not be eliminated over time. Before it disappears, disappear.

But over time, more and more fines will be paid during the whitewashing process.

The Philippine blacklist is in the philippine immigration department's file, so if you are in China, then you can find the agency that deals with the blacklist, find out the relevant reasons, and then go to the immigration department to eliminate it.

If you are in the Philippines, you can go to the Immigration Department yourself to eliminate it, or you can find an agency to eliminate it.