Macau is one of the places many foreigners (including Filipinos) go to work or visit to unwind – mainly because of its “casino culture” but is that all there is in this luxurious place in … Read more
Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, is encouraging Filipino-Canadians to run for public office in order to ensure diversity in the country’s administration. READ ALSO: Canada Keen on Hiring at Least 2,000 Filipinos Every Year During … Read more
Macau, a former Portuguese colony, is now one of China’s special administrative areas. In contrast to Hong Kong, it is known as the “New Las Vegas” because of its highly developed economy, which is primarily … Read more
Do you plan on getting married anytime soon? Before you plan the details of your forthcoming wedding (and congratulations, by the way!), make sure that you have got everything you need right on your to-get … Read more
One-Stop-Shop Centers for OFWs (OSSCO) is a centralized government frontline initiative pioneered by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in partnership with several other government agencies and regional offices. It is a very convenient … Read more
One of the most in-demand professions in Canada is teaching. This is true in many, if not all of the provinces in Canada. One great thing about being a teacher in Canada is the fact … Read more
The Red Cross has warned that Indonesia is on the verge of a coronavirus “catastrophe” due to the rapid spread of the highly contagious Delta strain of Covid-19, which has already overloaded the country’s hospitals. … Read more
Do you want to be a teacher in Canada? If so, then you need to know how much you can earn working there, and assess if it is worth it. Fortunately, there are many resources … Read more
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) revealed the various features of the Philippine Identification Card, or PhilSys ID, on their website last week. The government has begun providing actual identification cards to those who have completed … Read more
Qatari nationals and expatriates, especially Filipinos, breathed a sigh of relief as banks in the Gulf country extended the deadline for exchanging outdated currency notes until December 31, 2021. The Qatar Central Bank said on … Read more