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If you’re an OFW in China, securing your Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) is necessary. Before receiving your OEC, there are additional aspects to consider and requirements to complete. OEC holders are entitled to lower travel taxes for their spouses and dependents as well as terminal charge exemptions. Therefore, OFWs in China are encouraged to acquire an OEC when traveling to … Read more
You might find the ideal job on the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) website previously known as the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA). The website is user-friendly, so it’ll be useful. All you have to do is understand how it works. DMW guarantees that POEA job orders from licensed agencies are legitimate. A lack of knowledge contributes to the fact that … Read more
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) is a government agency in the Philippines established to raise and provide funds to implement health programs, offer medical assistance and services, and support charities of national caliber. This agency serves as the fundraising and money-making arm of the Philippine government, making money off of sweepstakes, races, and lotteries. It also invests in health … Read more
One of the main functions of the Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO) is contract verification of OFWs. In Taiwan, the office that handles this is the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO)/ The Labor Attaché will make sure that the contract terms are legal in the host country. The Philippines’ POEA BM Centers will get the validated contract as a … Read more
You might be wondering why you need to verify your employment contract if you’re an OFW in Lebanon. There are numerous benefits. To begin, you must first become a verified OFW and an active member of Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA). Contract verification is also required to obtain an OEC. They will see that you are a registered OFW and … Read more
There is no physical Pag-IBIG office in New Zealand, but they do have a virtual office where you may register, make contributions, and get assistance 24/7. If you prefer to send contributions through an international remittance center, you can also go to one of the city’s money remittance centers. OFWs working in New Zealand have now access to Pag-IBIG’s financial … Read more
Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Macau is encouraged to register and be a member of the Pag-IBIG Fund. OFWs can update their contribution, apply for membership, or receive assistance by sending inquiries to Pag-IBIG Virtual Office – East Asia. The 24/7 accessibility of the virtual Pag-IBIG office makes registration easier. If you want to pay your contributions through overseas remittance … Read more
There is no physical Pag-IBIG office in Osaka, Japan, but they do have a virtual office where you may register, make contributions, and get assistance 24/7. If you prefer to send contributions through an international remittance center, you can also go to one of the city’s money remittance centers. OFWs working in Osaka, Japan have now access to Pag-IBIG’s financial … Read more
There is no physical Pag-IBIG office in Korea, but they do have a virtual office where you may register, make contributions, and get assistance 24/7. If you prefer to send contributions through an international remittance center, you can also go to one of the city’s money remittance centers. OFWs working in Korea have now access to Pag-IBIG’s financial services and … Read more
The Pag-IBIG office in Brunei is located at Philippine Embassy in Brunei, BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Simpang 336 Diplomatic Enclave, Jalan Kebangsaan Bandar Seri Begawan, BA 2312, Brunei Darussalam, where OFWs can update their contribution, apply for membership, or get answers to any inquiries. You can also visit money remittance centers in the city if you want to send … Read more