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  1. DavyL200

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    Anyone who comes here for any length of time and is not told by someone or researched about visas should not even be here! He lived here for 5 years and even knowing he was an overstay by two years he chanced it and got out,he was very lucky.
    But to think he could just walk back in hehe,even though he had spoken to the embassy. It's always different in every airport or bi office.
    No sympathy for stupid.
     
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    DavyL200, Sep 10, 2015
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    Davy how many times have we said it? 'You can't fix Stupid'
    I am now just wondering if they will stop his wife leaving the PI to join him in the US, they surely know who she is and there is quite a large sum of money owed.:jawdrop:

    JMT on this :unsure:

    JP:wink:
     
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    I wondered the same thing but, he posted a video of their airport departure to the U.S. and didn't mention any problems. He's resided in the PI several years. One of his videos was his 5th wedding anniversary here in the PI. Maybe he was just late once too often in extending his Visa; he didn't deny the charge.
     
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    An expat that I've been following via his YouTube just posted a video that he was denied entry back into the PI after a trip back to the U.S. His Filipina wife was allowed re-entry. Reason for denial; overstayed his visa in the PI on his last trip. He had to fly back to U.S. and awaits his wife gaining a letter from the Commission AND receipt showing payment of P150,000 fine. Guess they're serious about not overstaying your Visa.
     
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    BobBski, Sep 10, 2015
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