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THUG LIFE posted: 31 May at 5:04 am
Talk to someone in their immigration department, not sure what the call it off the top of my head but whatever their couterpart is, tell the receptionist what you know and they’ll direct you.
Kittysue posted: 02 Jun at 12:27 pm
You should just call the Japanese embassy in Manila and tell them
Mark posted: 02 Jun at 10:22 pm
Call them?
But you might want to explore & examine your motives and any potential consequences, first…unless they are a very unintelligent person, it is unlikely it would be all that difficult for them to find out who reported them. Regardless of what’s right and what’s wrong, how might you react if you were that person and you were arrested, jailed and deported because of something someone said?
Misis ni KC posted: 04 Jun at 5:55 am
Do you have proof that she committed these acts?Because it will require more than just a hearsay to allege something like this.You can report it to the Japan Embassy in Manila if you have a valid ground.
Embassy of Japan in the Philippines
2627 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, 1300
Tel no. 63-2-551-5710