Brothers, I'm going back to my country, and when I went to clear customs, I was directly detained! In 2020, I only processed my employment and didn't submit my passport, but now during customs clearance, I'm being asked to pay 200,000, and they even said I might be blacklisted, requiring an additional 600,000! This situation has completely baffled me...
Is there any knowledgeable bro who knows what to do in this situation? Has anyone encountered something similar?
1. Is this "pay to release" scheme just a way to extort money?
2. I clearly didn't submit my passport and wasn't involved in any illegal activities, so why am I being held up?
3. Should I seek help from someone, or should I fight this out?
4. Is there any official procedure I can follow? Should I contact the embassy?
Urgently waiting for advice, brothers, give me some tips! Waiting online!
Philippine Departure Customs Clearance Tips
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Entering and exiting the Philippines without checking the blacklist leads to this consequence.
I guess it's going to ALO.
What should we do?
Reply PASA#840044 : Check out the topic on ALO in the community, there are solutions.
600,000 is a bit outrageous.
Wear black, don't be a coward.
Brother, I have a clever plan to set fire to the immigration office.
waiting for deportation, clinging on
Then just don't go.
Who else can you blame if you don't leave by December 31st?
Nobody told me
Reply PASA#840044 : Do you not watch the news?
Knowing that you are working illegally, what's the use of complaining now?
How have you managed these past few years, not knowing that a tourist visa can only be extended for up to 2 years?
"Don't give"
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