Bali Immigration Data — Chinese Nationals

📌 Passport G57557843 (WANG DONG / Period 1): This passport appears across four identity records. The primary record — Wang Dong, Male, DOB 1972-10-26 — is consistent with the entry stamp and VOA documentation. The conflicting record under ZHAO XIA, Female, DOB 1955-08-14 presents a gender discrepancy and a 17-year age gap. This cannot be attributed to transcription variation and is a strong indicator of either (a) fraudulent reuse of a passport number, (b) a data entry error at a separate border post, or (c) a shared document. The abbreviated Wang D and reversed-name Dong Wang variants are consistent with standard DPS entry officer transcription practices and are assessed as the same individual with high confidence.

📌 Passport G34661936 (WANG TAO / Period 2): The source record contained Wang Ta0 — a confirmed OCR digitisation error where digit "0" (zero) was scanned in place of the letter "o". This is a known issue with older Imigrasi scanning equipment at DPS pre-2016. The corrected primary record is WANG TAO, Male, DOB 1961-05-10. The critical concern is the conflicting record SUN XU, Female, DOB 1965-11-25 — a completely different name and family name. This cannot be explained by OCR error alone and requires verification against the original MRP (Machine-Readable Passport) scan held by Ditjen Imigrasi Jakarta.

⚠️ Cross-Period Pattern Note: Both passport conflicts involve a male primary holder and a female secondary record. This is statistically anomalous and may suggest a systematic identity lending pattern or document fraud facilitated through a travel agent or third party operating in the PRC-Bali corridor during the 2015 peak tourism period (April–July).