Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC)

Sunday, September 21, 2008

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Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) serves as the Overseas Filipino Worker's travel exit clearance at the airport and immigration counters. The OEC is also an exemption for Overseas Filipino Workers from payment of travel tax and airport terminal fees.

Name-hired or Direct-hired workwers are also required to get an OEC. It isn't enough that you have the Labor Market Opinion, Temporary Resident Visa and Work Permit. A name hire refers to a worker who is able to secure an overseas employment opportunity without the assistance or participation of recruitment agency.

Requirements to get OEC


  • OFW Information Sheet

  • passport

  • work visa or work permit

  • employment contract verified or authenticated by the Philippine embassy or Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO) or Philippine consulate in the country of your destination.

  • medical examination by a DOH-accredited clinic or hospital

  • certificate of attendance to POEA in-house pre-departure orientation seminar

  • Costs/Fees to get OEC
  • POEA Processing Fee - US$100 or its peso equivalent

  • OWWA membership fee - US$25 or its peso equivalent

  • OWWA Medicare - P900.00

  • A worker may register as a name hire at the One Stop Landbased Accreditation and Processing Center located at the 2nd Floor, POEA Bldg., Ortigas, corner EDSA Mandaluyong City.

    Be sure to get Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) before leaving the country to avoid unnecessary problems.


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    3 comments:

    Anonymous said...

    i already have a visa and about to go to poea for oce and pdos, how would i know if my employer have already hired 20 fil workers as for named hired (direct hiring) only allow 20 workers?

    Anonymous said...

    how will u know if ur employer under direct hire already reached 20 fil workers?

    Anonymous said...

    I'm a livein caregiver here in Canada and just got my open work permit, now I'm planning to have a vacation in the Philippines, do I have get an OEC? Tnx..

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