Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Syria who have changed employers/job sites or don’t have a POEA record should verify their Employment Contract at the Migrant Workers Office (MWO). In addition, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), formerly POEA, requires this document for vacationing OFWs applying for Overseas Employment Certificate, an exit clearance for Filipinos leaving the country to work abroad. …
For OFWs in Syria, you should know that acquiring your Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) is essential whether you’re returning to the same employer and job site or changed employers on-site. This document helps DMW office to verify your overseas employer and protect you from exploitation. You’ll also need OEC whenever leaving the Philippines for employment reasons. So to make things …
For OFWs in Syria, you should renew your OWWA membership to be able to access the varying services, programs, and support the institution provides to its active members. Filipinos who have also obtained employment in Syria via visit visas and haven’t registered for the OWWA membership are encouraged voluntarily apply. The POLO office in Damascus, Syria, is in the same …