The Philippine Bureau of Immigration plans to lift the blacklist of 3,678 foreign employees under ALO/WLO, offering hope for legal returnees to clear their records.

Recently, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines is considering lifting the blacklist restrictions of the Allow Departure Order (ALO) and Watchlist Order (WLO) for some foreign employees, with an estimated number of 3678 individuals involved.This initiative mainly targets those foreign na

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The Philippine Bureau of Immigration plans to lift the blacklist of 3,678 foreign employees under ALO/WLO, offering hope for legal returnees to clear their records.

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The Philippine Bureau of Immigration plans to lift the blacklist of 3,678 foreign employees under ALO/WLO, offering hope for legal returnees to clear their records.

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The Central Bank of Brazil reveals: After legalization, the gambling industry is "devouring" Brazilians' wallets and credit ratings.

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35% of Brazilian university students drop out due to online gambling! Exploring Brazil's hidden online gambling epidemic!

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Illegal gambling rakes in 90 billion Hong Kong dollars annually! Basketball betting sparks fierce debate in Hong Kong.

The Australian government is getting serious! Online gambling with credit cards has been completely banned!

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