
South Korea gives Overseas Opportunity for Filipinos
Maria Theresa S. Samante, Nov 12, 2006
“For its manufacturing industry,
Meanwhile, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) Administrator Rosalinda Baldoz denied that their agency is sending Filipina entertainers in Korean under EPS since
She also denied the statement that about 50% of the number of entertainers who worked in
The administrator said that effective February 2003, the Korean Ministry of Justice decided to stop issuing E-6 visas or entertainer’s visa for dancers and singers wishing to work in bars and night clubs, especially those that are located near the American military facilities in Korea. The decision aims to extremely reduce or eradicate illegal trafficking of women into
In the press release issued by the POEA states that only entertainers bound for major and deluxe hotels and qualified art troupes will be granted the E-6 visa. Filipino singers who are holders of ARBs and musicians with contracts duly verified by the Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO) in
The POEA re-opened the registration for EPS but it is only offered for male applicants age raging from 18 to 38 years old. Applicants who are high school graduates or college undergraduates are required to have at least two years of work experience while college graduate applicants are required to have at least one-year experience. Must not have any criminal records both in the
The registration for the next Korean Language Test (KLT) will be conducted in
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