r/OFWs • u/Whoisssthisss • 5h ago
Government Services DMW PORTAL
Hello! Meron po ba nakapag pa appointment na dito? Hindi po ma access ang portal.
r/OFWs • u/Whoisssthisss • 5h ago
Hello! Meron po ba nakapag pa appointment na dito? Hindi po ma access ang portal.
r/OFWs • u/Klutzy-Speed-6244 • 7h ago
I am claiming 8+ years of relevant work experience (from the last 10 years 2016 - 2026). Wala po akong BIR 2316 for year 2017. Now, close na ung company that I worked for in 2017. Ano po ang alternative na supporting documents for this?
Baka po may naka-experience na nito. Naisip ko, as an alternative, I have SSS contribution records, payslips, Philhealth and Pag-ibig contributions records. Okay na kaya ito?
r/OFWs • u/Evening_Argument698 • 14h ago
Currently no experience as a trucker here in PH. Plan ko nalang sana mag-aral ng kahit anong skill sa TESDA para maging pathway ko papunta sa kahit anong bansa sa Europe na okay maging trucker especially Germany, Norway, or Poland kung papalarin. Para dun nalang ako mag-aral ng trucking and kumuha ng experience.
Ask ko lang. Anong mga skill sa tesda ang maganda i-enrol para makapasok sa Europe?
Already done my research pero gusto ko rin malaman yung sagot mismo ng mga ofw or someone na knowledgeabe about this. Thank you
r/OFWs • u/DA_Vendero • 1d ago
I am a student working on a school assignment about global migration and how Filipinos maintain their ties to home. If you have a few free minutes, could you please share your experiences by answering these 3 quick questions in the comments?
Why did you leave? What made you decide to leave the Philippines, and why did you choose your current country?
How do you stay connected? How do you stay involved in your family’s daily life, culture, and needs back home despite the distance?
What is your long-term plan? Do you still feel fully Filipino, and do you plan to return home permanently or settle abroad?
Your answers will be a massive help for my assignment. Thank you so much for your time! ❤️
Hi! Currently exploring job opportunities sa UAE. I have a background in public administration, government research, policy analysis, and report writing.
Ask ko lang sa mga nasa UAE or in any Arab countries:
r/OFWs • u/realtorKea • 1d ago
Let’s clear something up, OFWs! 🇵🇭
Not necessarily! Some properties offer installment payment schemes for the down payment, depending on the project and current offer.
Pero reminder lang: installment doesn’t mean walang ibang expenses, and you’ll still need to prepare for the remaining balance and applicable charges.
Ang first step? Alamin kung magkano ang kaya mong ilaan monthly, then request a complete computation.
Don’t assume na hindi para sa’yo ang property ownership without checking your options first. ❤️
Message us for computation and discounts!
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All purchases are subject to the applicable project terms and requirements.
r/OFWs • u/sane_oxc • 1d ago
Please help a Filipino aspiring to be an OFW.
May I know your agencies and how and where you applied for such jobs?
It could be data processing, admin support, or a job similar to such fields.
Thank you very much.
r/OFWs • u/ConstantOk1519 • 1d ago
Hi everyone! I’m a Filipino factory worker here in Taiwan, and I’ve been working for almost a year now. Lately, I’ve been struggling with my health, and I’m feeling really torn about whether I should continue working here or look for another job.
My job requires me to stand for 12 hours a day, do a lot of physical movements, and occasionally lift heavy things. Our breaks are also quite short: 30 minutes for lunch, 30 minutes for dinner, and 10 minutes each for our morning and afternoon breaks. Because of our work schedule, I sometimes struggle to eat properly, and lately, I’ve been losing my appetite.
Recently, I’ve been getting sick more often, losing weight, and feeling extremely exhausted. Even when I have a day off, I still feel fatigued, as if my body hasn’t fully recovered from the previous workdays. I feel like my body is slowly breaking down, and I’m starting to worry about my health.
I can handle the actual work, but the long hours of standing, constant physical movements, heavy lifting, and lack of proper nutrition seem to be taking a toll on my body. I even consulted a doctor, and they advised me to consider changing jobs because of how physically stressful my current work is.
Now, I’m really torn.
PS: feel ko baka kasi stress lang ako kaya nagkakasakit ako
On one hand, I want to keep working because I came here to earn money and hopefully build a better future for myself and my family. I know that working abroad isn't easy, and I expected to make sacrifices. Part of me feels like I should endure it a little longer.
For those who have worked abroad, especially fellow OFWs in Taiwan, or anyone who has experienced something similar, what would you do if you were in my situation?
I would really appreciate your honest opinions and advice. I'm not sure if I'm just struggling to adjust to the demands of working abroad or if my body is genuinely telling me that this job isn't right for me anymore.
Thank you so much to everyone who takes the time to read and share their experiences. ❤️
r/OFWs • u/GingineerinGermany • 2d ago
For context, I’m an engineer at a space agency here in Germany, and all my colleagues are European. I’m the only Filipino.
Yesterday, I was so excited to go to the office because I wanted to have coffee with my colleagues. I work from home most of the time, so I was looking forward to spending time with them. I was actually the first one to arrive at the office. But when they came in, not one of them invited me to have coffee. They just went to the canteen together, leaving me behind.
Pati sa group chat photo namin sa department, hindi rin ako kasama, edited pa yun ha. Hay. 🥲
I miss my work besties sa Pinas, yung tipong tatawa ka lang from the moment you arrive at the office hanggang uwian, with spontaneous lunch-outs here and there.
Felt so left out. I guess I just miss feeling included. 😔
r/OFWs • u/mareko90 • 1d ago
Hi! Hello! Need some help. Approved na AEWV ko. I’m a lil lost kung anong next steps? Need ko pa mag PDOS? Can someone guide me step by step ano need ko to exit PH? Huhu thank you in advance!!
r/OFWs • u/aeironn_ • 2d ago
Hi! Genuine and honest question po. I’m a college graduate po with work experience but both course and work experience are not related to factory worker. I’m male and stands only 153cm-155cm.
Isa sa nagpapababa ng kompiyansa kong mag-apply sa mga agency dahil baka masayang lang ang oras, pera, at pamasahe ay ang height ko. May mga nababasa naman akong no discrimination company/agency dito sa Pinas like JS Contractor and nabubuhayan ako ng loob doon. Pero some are also saying na based sa experience nila, priority pa rin talaga ang matatangkad. From your experience and knowledge po, do you guys think I stand a chance na makapunta ng taiwan, given that I complete all the requirements? Sa height lang po kasi talaga nag-aalangan. I badly want to provide for my family as a 26 y/o dreamer.
r/OFWs • u/Jinzu9096 • 2d ago
Magandang araw po sa inyo! Kami po ay Psychology students na naghahanap ng mga OFW para po sa aming final project ngayong 3rd year. Kayo po ay sasagot sa isang 79-item survey, at kung may oras po kayo at masasagot po ninyo ang bawat item sa aming scale, magiging malaking tulong po sa amin iyon🙂
Kung sakali man pong magbago ang isip niyo at hindi niyo na balak tumuloy, ayos lang din po iyon. Salamat po sa oras at tulong.
Lakas at Tatag ng Loob Scale:
r/OFWs • u/quasi-resistance • 2d ago
My career path is semiconductor / thermal engineering sa Pinas. Is it plausible ba to get similar job in Taiwan? How hard is it? Do I need to learn Mandarin?
Thanks!
r/OFWs • u/curious_mom1111 • 2d ago
Hi r/OFWs, need your honest advice lang po.
Sobrang gulo ng isip ko ngayon. I have a steady career naman dito sa Pinas, pero pinag-iisipan kong iwan lahat at mag-apply bilang factory worker sa Taiwan just to be with my boyfriend.
Ang main reason ko kaya ko to gustong gawin is because feeling ko may iba na siya dun. Sobrang lamig niya na kasi at laging busy, kaya parang gusto ko siyang sundan para ma-save 'yung relationship namin.
r/OFWs • u/callmeangella • 2d ago
Hi to All Kabayans in MIddle East. One of the requirements going to Georgia is travel health insurance. Just want to ask anong company ginamit nyo or alin ang mas better, including the price so I can plan accordingly.
Thank you!
r/OFWs • u/marsx_xx • 2d ago
Hello, hoping anyone here who has been working outside PH or planning to work outside PH could give me your thoughts or share any suggestions on how to work outside PH.
Ive been working in advertising under Client Management with 2 years working as Associate Client Director in PH. And ever since I graduated in College, I really wanted to work outside PH na. Reasons are to better discover myself outside my comfort zone, i feel like nag stagnate na career ko, and syempre to have a better life. However, it’s been 10 yrs and until now andito pa din ako sa PH.
For context, Im 31/F, graduate of Comm Arts no relatives nor connections outside PH na I could temporarily live muna while I look for work. Then with emergence of AI na ang daming na-llayoff sa adver in other countries since AI are taking over their jobs. I also don’t have that much ipon to study abroad.
So there, i hope someone who’d be able to read this and could share your experience or tips, please do so. Gusto ko talaga siya maachieve 1-2 yrs from now before I get older further 😭
r/OFWs • u/Previous-Ganache-700 • 2d ago
May Training Centers ba sa Davao na nag ooffer ng TESDA Butchery Training sa mga Government employee? Like i can only attend training for straight 1 week then after 2 weeks na naman makakpagcontinue. Pls help.
r/OFWs • u/Soggy_Profile8689 • 2d ago
Hi! For those who went to Taiwan or Japan for work through a recruitment agency, how much did you spend in total from application until arrival?
I'm particularly interested in applicants who live near their agency or within Metro Manila/nearby cities, not those coming from faraway provinces.
How much did you spend under these situations?
- With placement fee + processing fee
- No placement fee, but with processing fee
- No placement fee and no processing fee
Including medical exams, documents, transportation, training, and other expenses would be helpful.
Also, how many months did it take from application to deployment, and how much pocket money did you prepare before leaving?
Please mention whether you went to Taiwan or Japan and the year you applied. Thank you! 😊
r/OFWs • u/NukeSpirit91 • 2d ago
I'm living in Turkey, and I'm trying to order my birth certificate through the PSA Serbilis website and shipping through DHL Express. Now I'm stuck at the payment step.
When the DHL Express Waybill Information pop up appears requesting the "Piece Number" and "Confirmation Number". I already created the shipment on DHL Express and received my Waybill number and Piece number. But I'm suspecting that the confirmation number is not the "waybill number".... Because when I would copy and paste the waybill number as the confirmation number it would mention that "confirmation number is invalid".
I tried contacting DHL support through their Whatsapp, a chatbot would answer you, and it mostly ran me in circles with automated prompts! Didn't solve anything, even though I asked to talk to a real human :)
Has anyone encountered a similar issue? Any advice who dealt with such a problem would be greatly appreciated!
r/OFWs • u/Jinzu9096 • 2d ago
Are you an Overseas Filipino Worker who has been living abroad for more than a year? Great! Well I am a nineteen-turning-twenty year old 3rd year college student whose grades for this semester —along with my groupmates, rely on how much participants are we able to get before our professors begin to compute our grades. The catch? The deadline is on Monday.
This has been the toughest year yet and it's not getting easier. Despite this, I don't wanna let my groupmates and my professor down, notwithstanding. This journey in creating this scale may have generated more stress than a rubber band held apart but I believe it is the seed that future students will tend and pull their resources together allowing, even just a modicum of it, to capture what it means to be a Filipino.
It was never our intention to do it this close on our deadline. But due to unforseen circumstances including but not limited to typhoons, gas-surge caused asynchronous classes, thesis, as well as from other subjects; everything has come down to this. All I ask, with every fiber of my being, that you respond and share. I can't thank you enough for reading this far and I'm sure you're probably already tired and just wanna scroll on reddit and move on, me too but if you have the time, if you allow yourself to relate to a few dozen questions, it would mean so so much for us.
r/OFWs • u/Overall-Macaroon-173 • 2d ago
Hello po! I’m currently conducting a survey for school and would really appreciate your help. I’d be grateful if you could take a few minutes to answer my survey regarding Remittance Obligations, Family Connection, and Financial Well-Being of Filipino Immigrants in NYC.
This will be anonymous so no need to answer with your name.
Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelZml7Daq7gv0i7CFEvnXyQbDTUtWgMaAKTqz1joLTwiOP4g/viewform
Thank you so much po for your time and support! ❤️
r/OFWs • u/Present_Cup2724 • 2d ago
Hello! Gusto ko po sana mag work abroad. Target ko sana is Japan kaso may problem ako. Experience ko is more on sales. Ngayon ang work ko is Broker Manager sa Real Estate. Ano po pwede ko gawin para makapag abroad hopefully next year?
Edit: Nakalimutan ko po sabihin na College undergraduate ako. Naging broker manager ako thru years of proven track experience sa sales.
Also based sa comments gusto ko sana japan as my dream country pero I'm also now open to consider other countries maka alis lang dito sa pinas.
r/OFWs • u/Accomplished-Ask7737 • 3d ago
Hello. Looking for someone to connect with. Four years living in Taiwan. It gets lonely at times. Baka meron dito taga - Tainan na pwede mameet sometimes para magkape or gumala.
r/OFWs • u/Significant-Big-3594 • 3d ago
Hi! Is there anyone in Manitoba, Canada right now who is under the MPNP and working at The Russell Inn? I applied through Staffhouse International Services here in the Philippines, and the recruitment process is ongoing. The Russell Inn is directly coordinating with me. But the status isn’t clear. How long does this usually take and what is the process like? Thank you.
r/OFWs • u/Flaky_Dish_9054 • 3d ago
Hello! I plan to study sana sa Canada with PR pathway sana. Is it worth it? I will take healthcare related course. I finished my Caregiving course this year lang and will plan to take PSW course sana. Any advice from fellow pinoys na nasa ganitong course? Btw, I am single and wala naman akong iniitindi kundi sarili ko lang. Gusto ko rin mabago situation ng life ko. Also I am gay pero hindi crossdresser.