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OECs for OFWs in the UAE now free, says DMW at the 10th PPIE

Atty. John Rio Bautista, the Labor Attache of DMW- Dubai & Northern Emirates, said that obtaining Overseas Employment Certificates (OECs) for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) is already free of charge.

Additionally, Attorney Bautista emphasized that the verified contracts are encoded directly into the system, leading to the automatic issuance of the Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC).

The OEC is a crucial document for OFWs, verifying their processing by the DMW or MWO. It acts as clearance for overseas deployment, valid for 60 days from issuance and renewable once for the same employer.

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) can generate a new OEC online through their DMW e-Registration system account at onlineservices.dmw.gov.ph.

He shared this during the 10th Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition (PPIE) at The Bristol Hotel Deira, Dubai, UAE, on May 11, 2024.

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This event was made possible with the support of PPIE’s silver sponsors Ayala Land, Hotel101 Global, RLC Residences, and Rockwell Land; Exhibitors such as Crescent Hills Residences, One Lancaster Park, Tabeer Tours, and Sun Life; and its support sponsor, Commercial Compliance and Consumer Protection Sector in Dubai Economy and Tourism.

G&M Events Management LLC, DG Events Management; Agemono Express; Bacolod Inasal BBQ; Cabo Koncept; and The Desert Wok Restaurant also partnered as food and beverage and support sponsors. With The Filipino Times, GMA LifeTV, GMA PinoyTV, and GMA NewsTV as media partners.

PPIE 2024 brought together industry leaders, investors, and stakeholders to explore the limitless opportunities in the Filipino real estate market.

To learn more about the Philippine Property and Investment Exhibition 2024, visit https://ppie.ae/ and follow on social media, @ppieuae on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, for more updates.

 

 

Kate Sudiacal

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