Mar
18
The new Department of Foreign Affairs-Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA) building located near Mall of Asia officially opened to the public last March 8. Along with the promise that the new facility would make their service more efficient is the reminder that the DFA would only process application strictly by appointment. It means that applicants need to set an appointment and get a schedule before proceeding to the new building and that no walk-in applicants will be entertained.
To set an appointment, applicants can visit www.passport.com.ph or call 737-1000 Travel agencies can go to the DFA website at www.dfa.gov.ph or send an email at: scheduler@dfa-appointment.net. For more inquiries, they can also call at the following numbers: (02)834-4691, (02)834-4855 and (02) 8343707.
Mar
17
The book, Work Abroad “Filipinos’ Guide to Working and Succeeding Overseas,” focuses on the how-to’s of overseas job hunting from resume-writing, interview tips, and requirements guide. Written with the welfare of the OFWs in mind, the book is filled with helpful tips and relevant information that will simplify job-hunting and ensure the success of OFWs. – WorkAbroad.ph
Mar
15
It is wrong to say that undergraduates do not have a chance of working abroad. In fact there are great job openings for abroad that does not include a bachelor’s degree in its list of requirements. For undergraduates out there who want to work abroad, here are the latest overseas job openings in WorkAbroad.ph that does not require a degree.
Kitchen Stewards for Qatar, Park Service Attendants for Dubai, UAE, Female Service Crews for Dubai, UAE, Caretaker for India, Caretakers for Taiwan, Cashiers for Abu Dhabi, UAE, Storekeepers for Abu Dhabi, UAE, Receptionist for UAE, Assistant Restaurant Manager for UAE and Tailors for Bahrain.
Click here to know the agency that posts the job openings and to submit application.
Mar
13
The placement fee should not be the jobseekers’ main concern in the application process because there are a lot of agencies that send Filipino workers abroad without asking for a placement fee. There are also foreign countries that require its citizens to shoulder the placement fee of foreign workers that they intend to hire.
If you want to work abroad but can’t afford to shell out huge amount of money or simply don’t want to pay a placement fee, click here.
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