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Foreign Nationals in PH Urged to Report to Immigration Until March

With the entry of the New Year, most (if not all) of us will have to deal with some kind of paperwork whether it be for renewal of licenses, registration documents, and others. And with this in mind, both local and foreign residents in the country will be given the chance to do so. Needless to say, we all need to process these things before the deadline set by the agency or department concerned. This task will require planning in advance considering that government offices don’t have work on public holidays, as well. Bureau of Immigration Calls on all Foreign Residents in the PH to Register by March The Bureau of Immigration (BI) urged foreign residents living in the country to personally report at the agency’s office until March 1 to avoid incurring fines or having their registration revoked, as shaed in a report by ABS CBN News. As per the 1950 Alien Registration Act, BI-registered aliens are required to report at the agency’s main office in Intramuros, Manila or at the nearest participating field, satellite, or extension office within the first 60 days of every calendar year according to the bureau’s directive. BI-registered aliens are foreign nationals residing in the country who have been issued immigrant or non-immigrant visas and are holders of the alien certificate of registration (ACR) identity card. Each alien will be required to present his/her original ACR I-Card and valid passport and settle a P300 annual report fee and P10 legal research fee during the annual report. Meanwhile, aliens who are out of the country during the annual report period will be given a chance to do so within 30 days from the date of their return in the country, as long as they have valid re-entry permits. Aliens under the age of 14 are exempt from personal appearance and their parent or legal guardian may process the report on their stead. Senior citizens aged 65 and above are also exempt from personal appearance, but are still required to pay the fees and complete the form. ALSO READ: How to Obtain a DSWD Travel Clearance for Minors

With the entry of the New Year, most (if not all) of us will have to deal with some kind of paperwork, whether it be for renewal of licenses, registration documents, and others. And with … Read more

Bureau of Customs Orders Return of Shipped Trash from South Korea

Bureau of Customs Orders Return of Shipped Trash from SoKor

In a time when almost every nation is coming up with a solution to end the problem of pollution in their own respective countries, the Philippines has yet again took another step backward in this … Read more

Bureau of Immigration Implements Priority Counters for Departing OFWs

The Bureau of Immigration recently implemented a team that will allow faster processing of pre-screening and secondary inspection processes for departing OFWs at NAIA and other ports. BI Port Operations Division Chief Grifton Medina issued … Read more

1 Million Jobs Soon to Open with Construction of ‘World’s Biggest Airport’ in Bulacan

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2018 has seen great achievements under the government’s Build, Build, Build! Program – from public infrastructure to land and air transportation facilities. Not only do these achievements signify a more advanced outlook on the country, … Read more

OWWA Provides PHP 20,000 Livelihood Aid for Terminated OFWs

OWWA Provides PHP 20,000 Livelihood Aid for Terminated OFWs

Not everyone who ventures out to become OFWs, especially those who leave the country for the first time become successful at their first try. There are many OFW success stories out there, but then there … Read more

DOLE Gives 20,000 PHP Financial Aid to Repatriated OFWs from Saudi Arabia

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Legal and financial assistance, in addition to employment and livelihood aid, are all on the table for the repatriated OFWs from Saudi Arabia. But is it enough?

Qatar OFW Plantsman Creates Urban Vegetable Garden Next to Construction Site

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Filipino expat and gardening enthusiast Dodie Manuel Gonzales proves that a huge land is not necessary to grow your own food, after he created an urban vegetable garden right next to the construction site office … Read more

OFW Desperately Asks for Help to go Home after Alleged Abuse, Stabbing by Wards were Ignored by Agent in Saudi

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Sympathies pour for an OFW, identified on Facebook as Nhor Duma, after she makes posts after posts appealing for help to go home to the Philippines and detailing alleged abuse she is receiving from her wards … Read more

Over 400,000 Employees ‘Regularized’ under Duterte Admin

Pres. Duterte Signs ‘Tulong-Trabaho Act’ Into Law

With the curtains closing on the year that was 2018, let’s take a look at some of the highlights achieved by the Duterte administration based on the initiatives set and launched within the year. At … Read more

PH to Sign Labour Deal with Russia for OFW Deployment

PH to Ink OFW Deal with Russia

With the opening of Japan, China, and Israel to OFWs starting next year, the Philippines is continuing to establish tie-ups with other prospective countries for OFW deployment. Also, with more initiatives geared towards the safety … Read more

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