DFA warns foreigners vs using fraudulent entry documents
The Department of Foreign Affairs warned foreigners against using fraudulent means to enter the country.
In a statement, the DFA said they’ve received reports of some foreign nationals submitting fraudulent entry exemption documents to Philippine Embassies or Consulates abroad to get entry visas to the Philippines.
“Individuals or groups that present fraudulent entry exemption documents will be dealt with accordingly and appropriate charges will be filed against individuals/entities involved in these activities,” the DFA said.
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