Hundreds of Chinese workers deported from Sri Lanka due to visa issues: Avoid these visa risks!

Recently, the Sri Lankan government has launched a comprehensive crackdown on illegal workers within the country, with hundreds of foreigners detained and deported, many of whom are Chinese citizens, attracting widespread attention. This crackdown mainly targets illegal employment caused by abuse of

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DITO Complaint: Chinese technicians dispatched abroad detained by the Philippine Immigration Bureau, compliant employment accused of illegal work.

The Philippine telecommunications operator DITO Telecommunity recently responded to the incident where 39 Chinese technical personnel were detained by the Philippine Bureau of Immigration, acknowledging that this might slightly impact some projects technically, but emphasized that these employees we

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Having a visa does not equal safety! The Philippine Immigration Bureau conducts sudden checks on the working status of Chinese nationals, directly arresting those affiliated with certain companies.

Recently, the Philippines Bureau of Immigration issued a strong enforcement signal: even with a legal visa, if the employment unit does not match the visa information, it may constitute illegal employment and lead to direct arrest. This announcement has once again sparked vigilance in the Filipino-C

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Enjoy chartered flight repatriation! 81 illegal POGO workers deported.

81 foreign nationals working for POGO were deported back to China this morning after a raid at Lucky South 99 in Porac, Pampanga. They lacked the Offshore Gaming Employment License (OGEL) and relevant visas or work permits. PS: 81 "Sunshine Warriors" have returned to their homeland.

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81 illegal POGO employees deported to China today!

81 foreign nationals working for POGO were deported back to China this morning after a raid at Lucky South 99 in Porac, Pampanga. They lacked the Offshore Gaming Employment License (OGEL) and relevant visas or work permits. PS: 81 "Sunshine Warriors" have returned to their homeland.

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