BI Arrests Three Koreans for Working Illegally at Cavite Resort

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The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has arrested three South Korean nationals who were found to be working illegally at a private resort in Cavite.

The arrest was carried out on May 22 at a resort located within a subdivision in General Trias, Cavite, according to BI Intelligence Division Chief Fortunato Manahan Jr.

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The suspects were identified as Oh Hyunsik, 51; Kim Haeyoung, 48; and Kim Seoyeong, 45.

The BI launched the operation in coordination with the Philippine Navy and the Philippine National Police after receiving a tip regarding the presence of undocumented foreign workers in the area.

BI records revealed that the three individuals were working without the necessary permits and visas, constituting a violation of Philippine immigration laws.

Immigration Commissioner Joel Anthony Viado commended the arrest and emphasized that all foreign nationals in the country are expected to comply with local laws.

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The three Koreans will remain in the custody of the Bureau of Immigration at Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig, while deportation proceedings are underway.

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