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Taiwan needs more OFWs
Home Updated March 16, 2012 02:36 PM 0 comment to this post
MALOLOS CITY, Philippines — Good news for overseas Filipino workers (OFW); the Taiwanese government announced on Thursday that they are hoping that more Filipinos will work in Taiwan.
This came as Raymond Wang, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) Representative to the Philippines, said they are eyeing for closer bilateral relations with the country.
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Taiwan needs more OFWs
Home Updated March 16, 2012 02:36 PM 0 comment to this post
MALOLOS CITY, Philippines — Good news for overseas Filipino workers (OFW); the Taiwanese government announced on Thursday that they are hoping that more Filipinos will work in Taiwan.
This came as Raymond Wang, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) Representative to the Philippines, said they are eyeing for closer bilateral relations with the country.
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"According to reports, household workers bound for the Middle East spend about P5,800 to P11,300 ($134 to $262) each for medical certification, household worker assessment fee and other related fees such as those for clearance from the National Bureau of Investigations and passport, excluding transportation and food.
In the meantime, OFWs bound for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brunei, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore also shoulder compulsory insurance premiums and placement costs, which range from P50,000 to P150,000 ($1,162 to $3,488). With most OFWs on two year contracts, the upfront cost of the compulsory insurance is between P6,500 to P8,800 ($151 to $204)."
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In the meantime, OFWs bound for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brunei, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore also shoulder compulsory insurance premiums and placement costs, which range from P50,000 to P150,000 ($1,162 to $3,488). With most OFWs on two year contracts, the upfront cost of the compulsory insurance is between P6,500 to P8,800 ($151 to $204)."
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