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Post by pogs2000 on Oct 14, 2017 8:38:21 GMT 12
Hi mga ka PK. Ka aapprove lang ng ESV ko last week so next step is obtaining exit clearance. Would anyone share their experience sa pagkuha ng OEC sa POEA? What are the requirements? Timeline and step by step process?
I'm eager to accomplish this clearance the soonest as I heard matagal daw magprocess nito.
Thank you for your inputs in advance.
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Post by allune on Oct 14, 2017 11:41:39 GMT 12
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Post by charcharbinks on Sept 10, 2018 10:33:22 GMT 12
allune "It took me two weeks to get the OEC. I had a total of 4 days of visit to POEA. So it is advisable to get a clearance as early as possible." Is it still the same na 4 days of visit sa POEA para lang makakuha ng OEC?
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Post by allune on Sept 10, 2018 14:29:19 GMT 12
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Post by leanne on Apr 4, 2019 16:01:01 GMT 12
Anybody here who applied for an OEC lately? May bago na ngayong policy that you would have to apply for an OEC from Pinas and may addendum to the contract that must be signed by the employer. Problem is ayaw pirmahan ng employer ko yung addendum and they're telling me that I do not need an OEC kasi I was not directly hired from Pinas. I asked Phil embassy in Wellington and they said I will be required an OEC. Thoughts?
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Post by allune on Apr 4, 2019 21:52:43 GMT 12
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Post by charcharbinks on Apr 5, 2019 9:53:20 GMT 12
@leanne i applied for mine a few days ago and ok naman. explain ko sana pero nag blog pala ako about it haha lakwachera.com/oeci just used the contract i had from my 1st day in this company
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Post by allune on Apr 5, 2019 13:54:07 GMT 12
charcharbinks leanne’ problem is that POLO Australia isn’t doing it anymore (for direct hires) as per the new memo from POEA. Very recent lang. Barely a week after you got yours. She can have the contract verified with POLO Australia but they’re asking for a contract addendum. Something about the employer shouldering the expense for a ticket home, repatriation costs.
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Post by charcharbinks on Apr 5, 2019 15:33:36 GMT 12
allune they asked about my repatriation coverage so i bought life insurance (pinnacle something yung company, about $24/month). another option would be the an OWWA membership which is already included in the $90AUD+ fee kaya medyo confusing. di narin ako nagtanong ulit kasi nagmamadali na, pero it's worth asking about that
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Post by allune on Apr 5, 2019 15:53:25 GMT 12
charcharbinks got mine in Jan 2019 and wala pa niyan. It’s unfair na paiba-iba sila ng rules and the new rules they implement actually disadvantages the OFW. I actually tried securing my OEC in person while I was in Manila... my appointment was 11 am. Already there by 10 am but got seen by 12:30 pm. In the end I didn’t get an OEC because of the docs I lacked (specific type of visa)... in the end POLO Australia allowed me. I was so thankful kasi between POEA in Manila and POLO in Australia I’m sure mas may knowledge ang POLO kung paano generally namumuhay ang Pinoy sa mga ganitong bansa... and they’re much more amenable to accepting alternative requirements. Finally I have a document saying I am an OFW as per PH law. I’ve got a friend from Canada and mas nakakaloka yung requirements sa kanila =)) I know these agencies are geared to protect the OFW pero hindi dapat blanket rule para sa lahat because NZ/Aus/Canada isn’t the Middle East kung saan mas applicable yung requirements nila... sobrang OA talaga ng red tape sa Pinas...
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Post by leanne on Apr 5, 2019 16:16:43 GMT 12
Hi guys. I emailed POLO Australia regarding the addendum issue but I haven't heard from them yet. I think it's best to just purchase the life insurance. I'll post here kapag na verify na ng POLO Australia yung contract ko.
Anyway, here is the latest process accdg. to POLO Australia:
Please be informed that you need to process your OEC in the Philippines per POEA Memorandum Circular 02 series of 2019. We can only verify your OEC which you may present to POEA when applying for an OEC.
Kindly send through this email your employment contract, visa and passport. Kindly let the attached addendum signed by you and your employer as required by the POEA Regulations being the minimum standards in employing Filipino Workers which will form part of the terms and conditions of your employment contract OR health/life insurance policy that has repatriation cover in case of death or severe illness
The fee for verification is AU$18
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Post by allune on Apr 6, 2019 9:37:57 GMT 12
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Post by leanne on Apr 9, 2019 10:31:34 GMT 12
charcharbinks Hello. Did you get ofw insurance from Paramount tapos online application? How long did it take bago nila na approve yung insurance? Sabi kasi sa akin 3-5 days.
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Post by charcharbinks on Apr 9, 2019 11:13:17 GMT 12
@leanne yup online application lang yun insurance sa pinnacle life. nakuha ko kaagad yung policy PDF agad with my name on it, so yun na ang pinasa ko. tinangap naman ng embassy
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Post by annerkz on Apr 10, 2019 22:30:47 GMT 12
Hi. If the employer already signed the addendum with the clauses that include airfare and repatriation, do we still have to avail of an insurance?
If first time po to get an OEC do we still ha e to set an appointment online or pwede na po walk-in?
Salamat po sa mag-aassit.
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Post by leanne on Apr 18, 2019 23:16:59 GMT 12
Hi guys. I got my OEC yesterday from the POEA main office in Ortigas. I'm sharing below the recent procedure in obtaining an OEC. As per POLO Australia, they do not issue OECs anymore and we have to secure it ourselves in the Philippines. POLO Australia will only verify your work contract which you have to submit to POEA on your appointment date. POLO Australia requires the docs below to be sent to them by email - poloaustralia@philembassy.org.au 1. Employment contract 2. Visa 3. Passport 4. Processing fee of 18 AUD (paid mine through Orbit Remit and sent the receipt) 5. Addendum to the contract signed by your employer - this essentially states that the company will be responsible for your repatriation in case of termination, illness, or death. In case your employer doesn't want to sign the addendum like in my case, you can purchase an OFW insurance from Paramount Life Insurance. It takes 3-5 days to process online. If all the requirements are complete, you can get the verified contract immediately. POLO Australia will send you a scanned copy of your verified contract. Log in to bmonline.ph, register, and set an appointment. On your appointment date, bring the following: 1. Balik Manggagawa Info Sheet (you will get this after setting an appointment) 2. Original and photocopy of passport 3. Original and photocopy of visa 4. Verified contract by POLO Australia (I've read somewhere that they need the original copy but in our case, POLO Australia only sends scanned copies and POEA accepted it. No questions asked.) 5. 100php - OEC fee Upon arrival in POEA, get your number from the booth outside, submit your docs, and pay. After paying, you can print your OEC from your BM online account which is valid for 60 days from payment. It took me around around 2 hrs to get this done. Since I don't have any record with POEA before as I was previously on a Working Holiday Visa, they asked me to fill out a form wherein I explained my case. Hope this helps
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Post by leanne on Apr 18, 2019 23:23:23 GMT 12
annerkz Hello. If your employer signed the addendum, you don't need to purchase the life insurance unless you want to purchase one for yourself. It was my first time securing an OEC too. It's much easier if you have an appointment. You can easily do this via bmonline.ph
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Post by Pepper on Apr 18, 2019 23:49:48 GMT 12
Thanks for sharing leanne! Enjoy your PH Holiday.
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Post by allune on Apr 19, 2019 8:33:05 GMT 12
leanne POLO Australia will send the actual verified contract copy if you paid the courier fee. Paid around 25.10 AUD for mine
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Post by leanne on Apr 19, 2019 10:50:22 GMT 12
allune Nabasa ko nga somewhere hinahanap daw yung original. Buti di ako hinanapan. Sabi ko scanned lang binigay ng POLO Australia.
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Post by allune on Apr 19, 2019 11:31:43 GMT 12
leanne wish they didn’t stop issuing OECs for first time registrants though. Very convenient. Every time I think about the waiting times sa Pinas I feel like crying... ))
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Post by mab on Apr 19, 2019 18:33:23 GMT 12
Hi, Share ko lang po. In my brother's case who recently processed his first OEC, He just emailed his requirements (visa, passport, contract, all fees) to POLO Australia. He was not asked to supply insurance and/or addendum issue. Kaya mabilis lang din nag.appear yung OEC nya sa bmonline account nya.
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Post by leanne on Apr 19, 2019 21:05:42 GMT 12
mab Very recently lang din nag stop ang POLO Australia issuing OECs. Malas ko lang naabutan ako. Haha allune True. Nakakapagod, yung traffic pa lang sa Manila at dami ng tao. Sana next time online submission na lang din via BM online.
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Post by mab on Apr 19, 2019 21:31:22 GMT 12
leanne sa kuya ko, nagprocess siya last monday lang. Nagreflect yung OEC nya the following day. Nagtaka nga ako ba't ang bilis lang din sa kanya. Sinabihan ko pa naman na baka sa Pinas na siya makakuha ng OEC. Hehe
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Post by annerkz on Apr 22, 2019 0:49:25 GMT 12
annerkz Hello. If your employer signed the addendum, you don't need to purchase the life insurance unless you want to purchase one for yourself. It was my first time securing an OEC too. It's much easier if you have an appointment. You can easily do this via bmonline.ph hi! thank you for your response. unfortunately, hiningan pa rin ako ng insurance even if my employer already signed the addendum.
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Post by allune on Apr 22, 2019 7:22:11 GMT 12
mab Hala unfair! Bakit ganun parang may piliang nagaganap
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Post by mab on Apr 22, 2019 21:41:27 GMT 12
allune kaya nga nagtaka ako eh...
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Post by pxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on May 2, 2019 18:27:55 GMT 12
Hi, question po. Nag seset po ako ng appointment sa www.bmonline.ph/ pero di ko po makita yung company/employer . Mag seset sana po ako ng appointment for OEC. First time ko po kasi. Ano po dapat gawin?
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Post by pxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on May 3, 2019 14:14:56 GMT 12
Hi qq po noong si POLO AU po nag verify pano po sinubmit sainyo yung verified documents? via mail po ba or via email?
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Post by pxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on May 3, 2019 14:25:39 GMT 12
Pwede din po ba mag walk-in sa poea just to submit additional requirements?
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