S. Korea to intensify crackdown on illegal immigration...

masaya ito...habulan to d MAX i2!

korek ka dyan..matira matibay sa mga tnt....fighting!! LOL

give some tips...

basta doble ingat po sa mga kababayan natin tnt..............

wag po kayong maglalabas specially at weekdays..after work, stay at home nalang if posible..and of course be alert sa mga makakasalubong nyo..pero wag kayong matakot at stay calm, isipin nyong legal kayo para hindi masyado mahalata..lakipan nyo narin ng prayer lagi..kaya nyo yan mga kabayan!!

i suggest 'pag may kalaban wag mag-panic para madali ka mapagtago good luck ingat !

tama iwasan po ninyong mag lalabas ,

at kugn lalabas wag po kayung pupunta sa mga lugar

katulad ng mga subway staion, bus terminal,

mga kilalang lugar na pede kayong masita ..

dobleng ingat na lang po...

uwi nalang kaya tayo....hehehhehe, di pa po pala ako kasali dyan.....pero mas maganda kung mag voluntayr exit nalang po at mamuhay na ng tahimik sa pinas

payo ko lang po sa lahat jan.ingat............................

Ingat, na lang po kayo dyan mga pulpop (tnt) dyan, basta ang maipapayo ko , mag ipon kayo ng maraming pera para kapag nahuli kayo ready kayo sa lahat ... god bless guys!

kabayan,

merong bagong offer ang Korean government thru immigration ngayon para sa mga TNTs... according to the news, all irregular migrants can leave Korea without any penalties basta mag voluntary exit sila starting May 5 ~ Aug. 31, 2010... meaning wala nang 5-yrs ban and fines... so pwede na silang makakabalik ng Korea under normal visa application process...

please refer below for the news details posted at yonhapnews...


Illegal immigrants given until Aug. 31 to leave S. Korea

(Yonhap) -- South Korea will introduce a temporary grace period to allow foreigners staying here illegally to leave without punishment, the Justice Ministry said Monday, while promising to crack down on those who fail to depart ahead of the Seoul G-20 summit.

The measure will go into effect from Thursday until Aug. 31 under a government effort to reduce the number of foreign nationals staying here without permission, the ministry said. About 180,000 are estimated to be residing in South Korea illegally.

Illegal aliens who voluntarily leave the country during the grace period will be exempt from fines and a five-year ban on future entry, the ministry said, noting they will be allowed to reenter the country through the normal screening process later.

Local businesses that report undocumented migrant workers to immigration authorities will also have fines waived and receive high priority for a pool of substitute workers provided by the Labor Ministry, officials said.

Under current law, those who employ unregistered foreigners are subject to a fine of up to 20 million won (US$17,900) and a ban on future employment of foreign residents for up to three years.

After the grace period expires, the Justice Ministry said it will join hands with police to step up a crackdown on illegal aliens and their employers.

"The voluntary departure program will go side by side with the government's clampdown on the illegal aliens to minimize side effects from the law enforcement and enhance security in preparation for the G-20 summit," Seok Dong-hyun, chief of the Korea Immigration Service, told reporters. Seoul will play host to the fifth summit of the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies in November.

Similar measures were adopted in 2003 and 2005, resulting in 1,793 illegal foreign residents leaving the country in 2005 alone, Seok said...............................................................................................................................................Ito po ay para sa mga kababayan nating tnt.. at ito po ay galing kay sir dave.. nabasa ko po sa isa sa mga post nya.. Sana po makatulong sa inyo at sa inyong magiging desisyon...