I stayed at a hotel in Lapu-Lapu, woke up at 3:00 AM, and took a taxi to the airport.
I dropped off my luggage at the counter at 3:30 AM and checked in.
I successfully passed both security checkpoints.
A terminal fee of 750 pesos was paid midway through the journey.
If you run out of pesos before arriving at the airport, you won't be able to pay this fee.
Credit cards are not accepted here; you will need to bring cash.
If you run out of pesos, you'll be sent back to before the initial security check.
You will need to exchange yen for pesos at this currency exchange shop.
Well, my boarding process was going smoothly, but then came the final hurdle:
I encountered a problem at immigration.
It turns out my permanent visa has expired.
Therefore, I was not allowed to leave the country.
In the end, this trip to JapanCancelled at the last minute.It ended up like this.
In the end, I took a taxi back to the hotel and then headed to immigration in Mandaue.
However, the immigration office had moved and was in a different location.
It's located on the second floor of a shopping center called J Mall.
The process of reissuing my I CARD (permanent residency visa) took 5 and a half hours, starting at 8:30 in the morning.
Furthermore, taxes from 2011 to 2017 were unpaid.16,170 pesos.Gigi prepared and paid for it.
I was told that the replacement of my I CARD would take three months.