Philippine Immigration
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at 10:03 by kevin46.
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SPENCEDAVIDMICHAELParticipantI travel in and out of NAIA twice a week over the past few months. I had sent several feedback to the immigration on the processing system but there was no actions, though I received an automatic reply template acknowledging receipt of my email. In the last 2 months I have never seen any improvements, but worsened instead as experienced last Sunday, Aug 7.
There are more people waiting for the painfully slow processing at the ‘express lane’ for I-card holders. The regular line had fewer people in it and it took more than 10minutes for one person in the acr line to be processed.
I also noticed the same lady cashier was delaying processing as she was counting up money when 9 of us waited for her to change shift. More often, staff preferred to gossip instead of efficiently serving their customers.
When is the Philippines going to start having a ‘real express’ lane that moves faster than the regular line. It is now routinely 10 to 20x slower than the regular line.
This is a very a simple problem yet it seems the concerned authority has no capability to address the problem. How can then a more complex issues be solved if this simple one is not properly addressed.
10 Aug 2011
at 04:13
stevescootsParticipantI Fly in and out of Cebu a lot and not really experianced any real problems, however on those flights as they are from HKG most passengers are PH nationals so the wait is usually no more than 30 minutes
10 Aug 2011
at 09:52
OddvarJohansenParticipantI have been in and out of Manila international airport many times the last years. The problem seems to be departure, where the immigration is endless. I fact, it start on the street outside the airport! The real problem is that the airport is out of date compared to other airports in Southeast Asia
11 Aug 2011
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