Before any Filipino can officially work overseas, there’s one crucial step that must not be skipped—the Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS). Whether you’re applying as a factory worker in Taoyuan or a caregiver in Kaohsiung, securing your PEOS Certificate is your starting line. This isn’t just another requirement. It’s a guide that helps you understand the … Read more
If you’re an OFW in Taiwan and considering changing jobs, you’re not alone. Many foreign workers transfer employers to seek better pay, improved conditions, or more respectful treatment. But doing it legally is the key to avoiding penalties, overstaying issues, or getting blacklisted. Here’s what you need to know to make the transition safely and … Read more
When exploring job opportunities in Taiwan, it is important to be aware that the qualification process differs from other countries. It involves meeting specific experience, salary, and training requirements. For an OFW, understanding these requirements early can help save time and money. Here’s what I learned (and what you should know) about blue collar job … Read more
Are you planning to get married in Taiwan? If you are a Filipino who is engaged to a fellow Pinoy, a Taiwanese/Chinese, or a foreign national — keep in mind that you’ll need to register or report your marriage to the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO), the representative office of the Philippines to Taiwan. … Read more
When unexpected emergencies happen—whether it’s a medical issue, a family tragedy, or a natural disaster—having the right support can make a huge difference. That’s why the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) offers financial assistance for qualified OFWs and their families. If you’re working in Taiwan, here’s a clear and detailed guide to help you claim … Read more
Arriving in Taiwan meant learning Mandarin would be useful professionally as well as for daily tasks such as asking for directions, reading signs, or conversing with neighbors. MECO and MWO provide free training for OFWs in Taiwan, including courses in language and technology. If you’re working here and want to grow your skills while abroad, … Read more
When I first heard stories of OFWs whose contracts were cut short in Taiwan, I hoped it would never happen to me. But life overseas can be unpredictable. Whether it’s due to company downsizing, financial issues, or unclear reasons, early termination is something every OFW should be prepared for. If your employer cancels your contract … Read more
A DMW Job Order is an official record of an overseas job opening that has been approved by the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) in the Philippines. It ensures that the job is legal, the employer is accredited, and the recruitment agency is authorized to process the deployment of Filipino workers. For OFWs heading to … Read more
Exploring Taiwan doesn’t have to break the bank. As an OFW working here, I’ve learned how to see the island’s beauty without draining my wallet. From food trips in night markets to peaceful hikes in national parks, cheap travel in Taiwan for OFWs isn’t just possible—it’s packed with memorable experiences. Affordable Transportation Tips Get an … Read more
When I first started looking for work in Taiwan, I was overwhelmed by choices. Some agencies promised fast deployment, no fees, and sky-high salaries. Too good to be true? It usually is. That’s when I learned to check the Taiwan blacklisted agency employer list before making any move. It saved me from wasting time—and possibly, … Read more
