Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Libya planning to vacation in the Philippines should ensure they have a verified Employment Contract if they’re still returning abroad to continue or fulfill their contracts. Furthermore, OFWs who have changed their employers/job sites or don’t have POEA records should secure this document since the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) requires a verified contract for …
The Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) is a document that is required for Filipino workers who are deployed overseas. The OEC serves as an exit clearance from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) or previously known as the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), and it is also proof that the worker has undergone the pre-employment documentary requirements. In order to obtain …
Are you a repatriated OFW and wondering how to apply for OWWA HEROES Loan Program? If yes, stop the search, as we got your back. The HEROES program is a loan project by OWWA that allows an OFW to get up to PHP 100,000 as loan amount for business purposes. OFWs returning to the Philippines after being laid off from …
For OFWs based in Lebanon, keep in mind that securing your OEC is necessary whenever leaving the Philippines to work abroad. Whether you’re a first-time or returning worker, you should obtain your OEC before you depart the country for employment reasons. So if you’re wondering how to get OEC in Lebanon, read our in-depth guide below. Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) …
If you’re an OFW in Libya, securing your OEC involves two processes. Since the Philippine government has issued a deployment ban to Libya, there are other things to consider and conditions to meet before acquiring your OEC. So if you’re wondering how to get OEC in Libya, read our in-depth guide as we share the documents to comply with and …