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A Watch List Order (WLO) prohibits people from leaving the Philippines without first getting clearance from the Department of Justice. Like the HDO, a WLO is issued by the RTC. The information contained in the WLO is the same as that of the HDO.
This law specifically addresses the enforcement of Hold Departure Order (HDO), Watch List Order (WLO), Blacklist Order (BLO), and Alert List Order (ALO). In accordance with BI Operations Order No. SBM-2014-002 , an individual whose name is in the Alert List must not be allowed to leave the country.
Operations Order 2024 Order Number Date Title Operations Order No. 2024-002 2024 Mar 25 Amendment to the Bureau of Immigration 2015 Omnibus Rules of Procedure 2023 Order Number Date Title Operations Order No. 2023-007 2023 December 15 2024 Annual Report Guidelines Operations Order No. 2023-001 2023 January 05 Revision of Operations Order […]
The Bureau of Immigration acts as the primary enforcement arm of the Department of Justice and the President of the Philippines in ensuring that all foreigners within its territorial jurisdiction comply with existing laws.
Jan 14, 2014 · 2. WATCH LIST ORDER (WLO) Unless other provided in the Order issued by the BI, any person whose name is in the Watchlist shall be denied departure. If the inclusion of his/her name in the Watchlist is due to a pending deportation case, the passport of the subject shall be confiscated and turned-over to the Legal Division.
Aug 25, 2023 · 1. What is a Hold Departure Order (HDO)? A Hold Departure Order (HDO) is a directive issued by the court to the Bureau of Immigration to prevent a person from leaving the Philippines. This is typically due to pending legal cases. 2. What Happens When the HDO is Lifted?
Jul 12, 2023 · A.M. No. 18-07-05-SC or the Rule on Precautionary Hold Departure Order defines a PHDO as a court order commanding the Bureau of Immigration (“BI”) to prevent any attempt by a person suspected of a crime to depart from the Philippines. [4]
