article_snippet: Two members of One Direction are being forced to post bonds worth nearly £6,600 to be allowed into Philippines Philippines following a video which allegedly saw Two members of One Direction smoking marijuana.
article_snippet: Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson Louis Tomlinson are required to put down the money ahead of One Direction's concert in capital Manila this weekend, to be forfeited if Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson are caught using, or impliedly promoting, illegal drugs while in Philippines.
article_snippet: Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson, pictured at the American Music Awards in November last year, have been forced to post bond of £3,300 each in order to be allowed to enter Philippines .
article_snippet: Zayn and Louis, seen with fellow bandmembers Harry Styles, Niall Horan and Liam Payne, need to put down the money to be forfeited if they are caught using, or promoting, drugs while in the Philippines .
article_snippet: Ahead of the band's concert in Manila this weekend, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration is requiring Zayn and Louis to post 200,000 Philippine Peso (£2,996) bond and 20,000 PHP (£300) processing fee each through 200,000 Philippine Peso (£2,996) bond and 20,000 PHP (£300) processing fee concert producer for 200,000 Philippine Peso (£2,996) bond and 20,000 PHP (£300) processing fee special work permits. '
article_snippet: The condition is intended to protect the public interest should the band members commit any violation during the band members stay in the Philippines,' the Philippine Bureau of Immigration's spokeswoman Elaine Tan said Thursday.
article_snippet: the bureau's spokeswoman Elaine Tan said the band will be prevented from performing if their concert producer for their special work permits fails to post the bond before the band's concert in Manila.
highlights_snippet: Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson to post bonds to enter Philippines .
  
highlights_snippet: Singers have to post bonds of  
highlights_snippet: £3,300 each to be allowed in the country .
  