The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) urged the public to be vigilant against fake overseas job postings on social media platforms and to only transact with licensed recruitment agencies for overseas employment. The DMW reiterated its warning to protect Filipino jobseekers from illegal recruiters and syndicates proliferating on social media platforms, who are also allegedly involved in direct hiring schemes
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The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has locked Kanou Japanese and English Academy, Inc. (Kanou), a Japanese language center in Davao City, after it positively offered jobs in Japan without a license or authority from the DMW. In effect of the closure order, presided by DMW Assistant Secretary Jerome A. Alcantara, DMW Migrant Workers Protection Bureau (MWPB) Director Eric D.
Continue readingAttention to all job seekers in Canada 🇨🇦: don’t fall for the falsified Biometric Instruction Letter trap! 🛑 Please keep the following in mind: đźš© Our fees are consistent whether you’re in Canada or abroad. Biometric fee cost $85 CAD per individual or $170 CAD for eligible family groups. Be wary of any additional fees requirements outside of what is
Continue readingThe House of Representatives on Monday passed a bill placing the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) Hospital in San Fernando City, Pampanga under the direct supervision and control of the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW). Under House Bill 8325 or the “Overseas Filipino Workers Hospital Act” approved by 255 members, the OFW Hospital that opened in June last year offers comprehensive
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Japan has compiled a report that the technical intern trainee program (TITP) will end next year. Do you know Technical Intern Training Program (TITP)? This is a system to “learn technology in Japan, bring it back to your home country and work based on Japan’s experience”. Knowing this, everyone thinks “?” Because now you can travel and work in SSW
Continue readingThe Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has ordered the closure of a maritime consultancy firm in Binondo, Manila, following a series of surveillance operations and receipt of complaint from a victim of their illegal recruitment activities. The DMW-Migrant Workers Protection Bureau (MWPB), in coordination with the barangay officials of Brgy. 297 and officers of Manila Police District Station 11, padlocked
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The OFW Hospital in Pampanga has served more than 11,000 patients since opening its doors to overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families in May last year, Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople said today. Doctors and medical staff at the OFW Hospital have also performed 15 minor surgeries and delivered two baby boys, one of them only early this month,
Continue readingThe Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) simultaneously closed at least three branches of a consultancy firm for alleged illegal recruitment activities of hiring Filipino truck drivers and factory workers to Poland. Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople ordered the closure of Idplumen Travel Consultancy Services in San Fernando Pampanga and its two offices in Santiago City, Isabela and in Tabuk City,
Continue readingMigrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople today said the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) will be holding a special job fair on Saturday, November 19, for former Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Saudi Arabia displaced due to the closure of several mega-construction companies. Job vacancies will be both for the domestic and overseas workforce in partnership with the Department of Labor
Continue readingStarting November 1, 2022, an eArrival Card will be required from all inbound travelers arriving in the Philippines prior to departure from their country of origin. The Bureau of Quarantine observes an e-Arrival Card scan-and-go system in our airports for ease of travel. To ensure enjoyment of this, arriving travelers should register for an e-Arrival Card within 72 hours prior
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