Has anyone gone to the niti Philippines and has there been any return,

First of all, I will tell you that NITI's company profile is very good-looking. But there are a few things you can judge for yourself.

First, the company is not in Manila, it is two or three hours' drive from Manila. If you are not in Manila, there will be no high-rise buildings, and most of them are five- or six-story houses, and there are many local residents.

Second, the company's contract period is two years, and one good thing is that you can be forced to work for two years, and generally people who can make money are working in a company for a long time. So you can't say it's bad.

Third, there are few foreigners in the vicinity, so most of the local residents are very simple, and there is less crime.

Fourth, away from Manila, it is naturally cheaper to repair the car.

Fifth, the company's salary is stable, higher than that in China, but relatively stable and low compared to the Philippines, judging good companies and bad companies is not the beginning, and after one year of work, what is the stable salary? Because whether it's a good company or a bad company, it's pretty much the same at the beginning.

Sixth, because there is only their company around, there is no desire to change jobs, and the turnover rate is relatively low. Manila's turnover rate is high, because there are countless companies in one building, and our company can be treated, but when I see that the company downstairs is better, I want to change it, but unfortunately my passport is not in hand. So you can make money quietly at NITI.

Because there is only one company in the area, there is no other home.

Seventh, the issue that individuals are most worried about is legitimacy.

The good and the bad have been said, and I judged for myself.

1 All regular, very good, rest assured, it's just tired, but it's all for money, and it doesn't matter if you're tired.

Regular, the premise is that you have to have the ability to do it, and if you don't have the ability, you will be brushed down.

There are black companies in this group, there are black companies in each group, brother, don't get into the black pit, then prepare tens of thousands of quick money,

I'm not sure I'm going to go.

I don't know who you're asking.

Whatever the case may be, though.

Yes, you should ask why, and it must be something that you don't meet the requirements.

Why don't you ask the staff what's going on?

It seems that no one knows about it.

This classmate; Hello.

I suggest you check out the company's website.

Let's take a look at the introduction on the official website.

And then there's someone who tries to match you up.

Find out about the workers inside through him.

I don't know if it was China Customs that stamped you or the Philippine Customs stamped you. Do you mean that Chinese customs stamped your passport? If yes, it doesn't matter.

That's just an entry and exit stamp, and everyone will stamp it when they go abroad. You can go to apply for a Philippine tourist visa first, and then book a round-trip ticket or hotel after the visa is down. When you enter and exit the Philippine Customs, you can give the information for round-trip air tickets and hotel orders.

Are you past now? How's that?

Ready to go, are you going? How it feels.

The spring flowers are still there, and the people and birds are not surprised!

It should be the NITI Group, in Clark, I know something!

If you are on the blacklist, you will be denied a visa when you apply for a visa. As long as you have a visa, you can go through the immigration office, which is called border control. There must be one who has been included in the said deportation list.

Don't use the domestic mindset to set things abroad. The Philippines is corrupt, but the rules of ** must be perfected for 50 years. Obeying the law is the right way.

Find a Chinese travel agency in the Philippines and spend tens of thousands of dollars for them to help you clean up.

The blacklist is not on, but the customs suspects that you are not a tourist and refuses your entry, if you feel uneasy, you can contact the next customs declaration, Philippine travel strategy group provides.

If you travel to the Philippines, you need to find someone to protect the customs, otherwise you will be sent back after the customs, so you can recruit people to protect the customs before you go, and you can pass the customs safely! The username is me, I hope it can help the landlord.