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Written by Winnux
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011 06:18 |
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It must be known that one of the basic understanding of our human existence is the fact that we grow in a conscious endeavor. This growth is referred to as our individual progress towards the pursuit of our dreams.
Each one of us has our own dream. Immediately after my graduation in college, I can recall, I worked and planned my day in accordance with my ambition in life. It was full of apprehensions, coupled with the fact that graduating college pens a new chapter in my life. The road ahead is paved with even greater challenges and complications, I was, to say the least, at the proverbial crossroad of thoughts, where you must choose the right road to take, as to work in the Philippines or to work abroad. What this would be- the most greener pasture, the most favorable, the most convenient, the most affordable, the most secure, possible for me to move forward to higher experience to equip me for the future and for my career.
During that time then, I felt uncertain about my first thoughts as to where shall I go. Now that the Filipino nation has been faced with the problem of poverty, moral degeneration, economic and social ills, the younger generation to be open to new possibilities and new learnings in order not to be square pegs in round holes, so as not to add insult to injury where millions of unemployed college graduates abound the country! Thus, there were glaring questions which kept on haunting me, like...." How can I work abroad?" "How long would it take?" " Do I have the ability and financial resources?" "To what country shall I go to work and what course of action shall I take?" It took me quite some time before I finally made up my mind.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 July 2011 07:46 |
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Machine Readable Passports |
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Starting 01 July 2008 (Tuesday), the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo will start accepting and processing applications for the Machine Readable Passports (MRPs). Please note that priority will be given to applicants whose passports have already expired or are due to expire within 6 months. All regular green passports earlier issued will remain valid and will be honored by immigration authorities worldwide until their stated expiry date.
Click on this link to read more.
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About OVERSEAS ABSENTEE VOTING |
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MGA DAPAT TANDAAN
KAILAN ANG REGISTRATION PERIOD?
Simula 01 February 2009 hanggang 31 August 2009 (Lunes hanggang
Biyernes, maliban kung opisyal na holiday)
SAAN MAGPAPAREHISTRO?
Sa Philippine Embassy sa Tokyo, o kaya ay sa Philippine Consulate General
sa Osaka (depende kung saan kayo naka-tira sa Japan). Wala pong
“Registration by Mail”. Kailangan pong pumunta sa Embassy (personal
appearance).
ANO ANG DAPAT DALHIN?
• Valid Passport
- Kung sakaling walang valid passport, NSO authenticated Birth Certificate
• Mga karagdagang dokumento/ papeles:
1. Kung kayo ay Dual Citizen, dalhin po ang Oath of Allegiance or Order of Approval
2. Kung kayo ay Seafarer, dalhin po ang Seaman’s Book
PARA SA MAY MGA KATANUNGAN
Mag-email lamang po sa:
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Announcement from Philippine Embassy Jan 2009 |
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A N N O U N C E M E N T
Due to the surge of applications at the Consular Section after the holidays, the Embassy wishes to announce that it shall be implementing a numbering system to facilitate the application process, especially during Sundays, Mondays, and after holidays. The system is on a first-come, first-served basis and will also consider the maximum number of applications that the Consular Section can serve for that day.
The Embassy highly encourages applicants to file their transactions during weekdays because of the large volume of applications received on Sundays. The public is reminded that only the applicants are allowed to enter the premises and transact at the Consular Section.
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in For the Soul by winnux, 13-05-10 18:33
have a nice day to all 
