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Chinese man with fake visa barred from entering Philippines
A Chinese national identified as Su Wenpeng was intercepted at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on July 8 for presenting a fake Philippine tourist visa.
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) confirmed that Su's 9(a) tourist visa had inconsistencies and was found to be counterfeit by the BI's forensic documents laboratory.
Immigration officers intercepted Su for being improperly documented and likely to become a public charge.
As a result of his exclusion, Su will be blacklisted by the BI, preventing any future entry into the Philippines.
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