BI tells registered foreigners: Comply with annual report or face sanctions

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The Bureau of Immigration reminded all registered foreigners in the country to report to the bureau in person or face sanctions for failing to comply. | CMRamosINQ

Registered aliens may report to the bureau’s main office in Intramuros, Manila or the nearest participating BI field, satellite or extension office.“Foreigners who are out of the country during the annual reporting period may make the report within 30 days from the date of their return to the country, provided they have valid re-entry permits,” Morente added.

According to BI alien registration division chief Jose Carlitos Licas, registered foreigners must present his original ACR I-Card and valid passport as well as pay a P300-annual report fee and P10-legal research fee.Meanwhile, senior citizens and persons with disability are exempted from personal appearance, he noted.ADVERTISEMENTHe pointed out that there are ample time for aliens to comply with the reportorial requirement.

“The deadline is not extendible as the law clearly provides that the report should last only for 60 days,” he stressed.

 

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