I. Overview of POGO Work Visas and ALO PoliciesIn October 2022, the Philippine government massively cracked down on illegal POGO companies, revoking the licenses of 176 offshore gambling operators and cancelling the visas of 48,782 foreign workers, placing them on the immigration bureau's Alert Lis
Recently, there has been a lot of buzz about Philippine visa holders who previously worked under a POGO work visa. This can be traced back a long time ago, and they will be listed on the Philippine Immigration Bureau's alert list ALO. Many intermediaries are saying that if not "cleansed," they canno
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) arrested a 44-year-old Chinese fugitive attempting to extend his tourist visa, highlighting the government's strict crackdown on foreign criminals hiding in the country.The suspect, named Lin Guangxiu, was arrested on February 11 at the BI headquarters in Manila, after
The Alert List Order (ALO) is issued by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines. As the primary custodian of all immigration records and a major enforcement arm of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the President of the Philippines, the BI ensures that foreigners studying, traveling, and
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) in the Philippines deported three Chinese citizens more than two weeks after their arrest, completing the process at a record pace.Joel Viado, the Director of the Bureau of Immigration, stated that the swift deportation aligns with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s decl
Are you on the ALO blacklist? One-click to check and avoid the risk of deportation blacklist!A simple step to quickly know your identity status, protect your future! ——Click to inquire, peace of mind!Being listed on the ALO blacklist may affect credit, cooperation, and even future opportunities.In s
To receive the complete ALO list PDF, please join the PASA overseas exchange TG group: https://t.me/PASAIGHYJLOn December 5th, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration's ALO monitoring list was leaked, involving the detailed personal information of 8,427 foreign POGO employees, including names, genders
On December 5th, a leak from the Philippines Immigration Bureau's ALO monitoring list exposed detailed personal information of 8,427 foreign POGO employees, including names, genders, dates of birth, passport numbers, and nationalities.This list, which was supposed to be internal data of the Immigrat
Following the previous exposure of a list of 8427 POGO employees' ALO names, another new ALO list has surfaced. This second list involves the personal information of 3678 POGO employees, and its leakage undoubtedly adds fuel to the fire of the previous incident, triggering widespread attention once
Some friends may ask, since they have left the Philippines, this "broken country", why go back?In fact, many people have left deep emotions and concerns in their work and life in the Philippines: they have made friends worth deepening, operated their own small business, found a desired partner, and
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