The dream of working abroad often carries the promise of higher salaries and a better future for families back home. For many Filipinos, Taiwan has become a top destination because of its proximity, job availability, and economic benefits. But as highlighted in a recent Usapang OFW segment of the Daily Tribune, guest speaker Fr. Joy … Read more
After a six-year hiatus, the highly anticipated Taiwan Expo 2025 is making its comeback in the Philippines from September 17 to 19 at the SMX Convention Center in Manila. Organized by the Taiwan International Trade Administration (TITA) and the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), the exhibition promises to showcase Taiwan’s latest innovations and strengthen … Read more
A new wave of reforms from the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) is set to benefit Filipinos seeking jobs in Taiwan’s household sector. The government has approved a minimum monthly salary increase for OFW domestic workers in Taiwan from USD 400 to USD 500 — equivalent to about TWD 16,200. This change will take … Read more
Starting July 1, 2025, Taiwan passport holders may now enter the Philippines without a visa for tourism purposes, provided they meet specific requirements. This marks a significant update to the country’s visa policy and is expected to boost travel and people-to-people exchanges between the Philippines and Taiwan. The revised entry requirements, released by the Philippine … Read more
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has promised to help and protect Filipino workers in Taiwan. This is because there are more military activities happening in the region, as shared in a report by the Philippine News Agency. Official Statement DMW Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac said that they are working closely with the Manila Economic … Read more
In the heart of Taoyuan, Taiwan, the echo of cheers and the shimmer of sequins lit up an ordinary venue—transformed, for one night, into a stage of cultural pride, collective resilience, and community. But this wasn’t just any pageant. This was Ginoo at Binibining Taiwan—a pageant not organized by corporations or embassies, but by Filipino … Read more
Over the next five years, Taiwan will offer 180,000 job opportunities for caregivers—an employment surge aimed at addressing the country’s growing demand for elderly care. However, despite this promising number, fewer Filipinos have been applying for these roles, raising concerns among recruitment agencies and labor officials. The announcement was highlighted in a report by Mariz … Read more
