Title
Blacklist Lifting Periods for Foreign Nationals
Law
Bi Immigration Administrative Circular No. Sbm-2014-001
Decision Date
Feb 4, 2014
The Philippine Jurisprudence case examines the purpose and guidelines of BI Administrative Circular No. SBM-14-001, which establishes time frames and waivers for lifting entries from the Blacklist for foreign nationals who have committed immigration violations.
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Q&A (BI IMMIGRATION ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULAR NO. SBM-2014-001)

The prescribed period is three (3) months from the date of actual implementation of the exclusion order.

The foreign national must wait six (6) months from the date of actual implementation of the deportation order.

They can be considered for lifting six (6) months after being cured of the condition, upon presentation of a duly authenticated certification from a government medical institution of the country of origin.

The prescribed period is ten (10) years from the date of actual exclusion or implementation of deportation order.

No, they are not qualified for lifting unless otherwise ordered by the Secretary of Justice.

Twelve (12) months from the date of actual exclusion or implementation of deportation order.

Yes, the Commissioner may waive the periods for humanitarian, economic, political, or other special considerations.

All requests shall be addressed to the Commissioner, filed at the Main Office, stating the nature of the request with attached duly authenticated/certified true copies of documents proving the ground for inclusion no longer exists.

The longest period prescribed for lifting shall be observed.

Five (5) years from the date of actual implementation of the deportation order.


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