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Here is a guide on the rates implemented by courier company LBC Express under its Instant Peso Padala services.


Undeniably, a lot of things nowadays happened way faster compared to how they used to several years ago. It is because of different reasons – the advancement in technology, the building of companies and establishments that provide these services, the changes in the community, etc.

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Nowadays, you don’t anymore have to wait for several days or weeks before your message can get to your loved ones across the miles. In fact, you can see each other virtually and speak to them like they are just in front of you. How about sending packages or money?



Unlike before, your loved ones now can get the money right away as soon as you are done sending them from another location. There are several courier companies that have earned the trust of the public.

RELATED: List of Palawan Express Pera Padala Rates for Metro Manila (NCR)

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Undeniably, in the Philippines, one of the most popular courier companies is LBC – which is tagged as “Hari ng Padala”. You can send packages and as well as money at affordable rates.

With regards to the money transfer services, it is under Instant Peso Padala. The LBC rates were posted on the official website of the courier company so clients can have an estimate of how much they may pay for sending a certain amount to another location.



Here is a table that you can refer to with regards to the LBC rates under the Instant Peso Padala services:

LBC Instant Peso Padala Rates

There are only a few easy steps that you need to follow in sending money to your loved ones through LBC across the miles. For a guide on sending money to another location, feel free to visit – 6 Steps On How To Send Money Through LBC.



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What are the Rates of LBC Instant Peso Padala (Sending Money)

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Here is a guide for Palawan Express Pera Padala rates implemented in the National Capital Region (NCR).



One of the things that are common anywhere in the country is the act of sending money. A lot of Filipinos send money either on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis to their loved ones in another part of the country.

There are also situations when transaction payments between two (2) people from different regions are pushed through by sending money through courier companies.

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In the Philippines, one of the popular courier companies that is usually considered by many people because of their low fees is Palawan. It is mainly known as a pawnshop.



Palawan Express Pera Padala offers services across the nation. It has set different Palawan rates among the areas in Metro Manila.

For a guide on sending and claiming money, feel free to visit – How to Send Money & Claim from Palawan Express Pera Padala (and List of Accepted IDs).


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Palawan Express Pera Padala Rates for 2023

If you are planning to send money to Palawan, one of the important things to know is the fee for the amount you want to send. Palawan express rates range from P2.00 to P345.00. This will depend on the amount of money you’ll send and your location as well.

Here's a list of Palawan Express Pera Padala rates for Metro Manila (NCR) for 2023:






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The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) is currently seeking to fill 115 vacant positions across the country.



With approximately 40 positions available at the Central Office and 176 positions at various Field Offices in different regions, this is an excellent opportunity for those looking to join PSA as permanent employees.

RELATED: SSS Announced Nationwide Hiring for Over 300 Vacant Positions

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PSA Hiring (Central Office)

Here's a list of vacant positions from PSA Central Office:


PSA Hiring (Field Office)

Here's a list of vacant positions from different PSA Field Offices nationwide:


Requirements for Application

Applicants interested in applying for any of the positions must meet the following requirements:

  1. Application Letter: Must state the specific position title with salary grade (SG) level and specific division/province or place of assignment as posted. Applicants can apply for a maximum of two (2) positions regardless of occupational group.

  2. Personal Data Sheet (PDS): Two (2) original copies of the duly accomplished PDS with a recent ID picture taken within three (3) months prior to submission (CSC Form No. 212, Revised 2017) duly subscribed and sworn to by an authorized administering officer. Include the Work Experience Sheet (CSC Form No. 212 - Attachment) if applicable.

  3. Eligibility: Photocopy of authenticated Eligibility (CSC, CESB, RA 1080, PRC, PD 907, etc.).

  4. Transcript of Record: Photocopy of the Transcript of Record.

  5. Training Certificates: Photocopy of certificates of training relevant to the position applied for and participated in within the last five (5) years, if applicable.

  6. Performance Review: Certified copy of the Individual Performance Commitment Review (IPCR) or its equivalent for the last rating period for applicants with work experience.

  7. Affidavit: Affidavit of Informed Consent, Waiver, and Undertaking of Compliance to the Minimum Qualification Standards and Requirements.

  8. Supervisory Certification: For SG 24 applicants, certification from authorized personnel indicating supervisory functions, including the specific period and number of subordinates.



How to Apply for PSA Hiring Nationwide


Address Application to:
  • Undersecretary Dr. Dennis S. Mapa
  • National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

Submission Methods:
  1. In-Person or Courier:
    • Human Resources Division
    • Philippine Statistics Authority
    • 11th Floor Cyberpod One Bldg. Eton Centris Complex
    • EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, 1101
    • Telephone no. (02) 3748260

  2. Courier Submission: Applicants must submit the return slip or tracking number receipt via email to NHRMPSB@psa.gov.ph within three (3) calendar days from sending their application.



Important Notes

  • Electronic filing of applications will not be accepted.
  • Submit one set of application documents per position applied for.
  • Applications without salary grade and specific place of assignment as posted will be automatically rejected.
  • The PSA respects the Next-in-Rank principle in the Omnibus Rules on Appointments and Other Human Resource Actions (ORAOHRA) subject to qualification standards and requirements of the position. Failure to submit the application and/or PSA Human Resource Merit Promotion and Selection Board (PSA-HRMPSB) Form 2 (Waiver as Next-in-Rank Form) by any PSA employee considered as next in rank is automatically a waiver of his/her privilege.
  • The PSA reserves the right to suspend or terminate the hiring process for any reason or disqualify any and/or all applicants for failure to comply with the requirements and instructions without incurring liabilities.
  • Applicants must present the original copy of the documents/attachments in the application letter to the Secretariat before the interview. Failure to present any document will result in automatic disqualification.
  • Applications and documents submitted after the deadline at 5:00 PM will not be accepted.
  • Applications with incomplete required documents, including required information or data, will not be accepted.


How to Apply Online

You can file your application through PSA Online Career Portal.


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The modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) will once again be enforced at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday (August 4) in Metro Manila, Laguna, Cavite, Rizal and Bulacan until August 18.


Following calls of health workers for a timeout after a spike in COVID-19 cases to more than 100,000, President Rodrigo Duterte approved the Department of Health's proposal to reintroduce a more rigid lockdown in Metro Manila, Laguna, Cavite and Bulacan from August 4 till August 18.

Here are the guidelines for an modified enhanced community quarantine, or MECQ, which is the second strictest form of lockdown by the Philippine government. The guidelines were first released in May and updated on July 16.

What you need to know about the MECQ reversion


What is MECQ?

The MECQ is the second strictest community quarantine, just next to the enhanced community quarantine.

Under the MECQ, strict home quarantine is required for all households with trips limited to accessing essential goods or services, and for work in industries that are permitted to operate.

What areas will revert back to MECQ?

Areas that will revert back to MECQ are Metro Manila, Laguna, Cavite, Rizal, and Bulacan.

How long is the MECQ?

President Duterte approved the reversion to MECQ from Aug. 4 to 18.

Who can go out of their homes during MECQ?

Only authorized persons outside of their residences can go out of their homes during the MECQ period to access basic goods and services, or go to work. 

Individuals working in industries that are permitted to operate may also travel to and from their work. 

Senior citizens, those below 21 years old, pregnant women, and those with immunodeficiencies or comorbidities are not allowed to go out unless there is a valid reason.

Are quarantine passes needed again?

Quarantine passes are needed again for those going out of their homes. IATF passes, previously issued during the enhanced community quarantine period, will also be honored, said Roque.

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Personal mobility

  1. Minimum public health standards shall be complied with at all times for the duration of the MECQ.
  2. Strict home quarantine shall be observed in all households, and the movement of all residents shall still be limited to accessing essential goods and services, and for work in permitted offices or establishments or such other activities listed hereunder.
  3. Any person below twenty-one (21) years old, those who are sixty (60) years old and above, those with immunodeficiency, comorbidity, or other health risks, and pregnant women, including any person who resides with the aforementioned, shall be required to remain in their residences at all times, except when indispensable under the circumstances for obtaining essential goods and services, for work in industries and offices or such other activities permitted in this Section.



Allowed industries, establishments and offices: Full operational capacity

The following shall be allowed to operate at full operational capacity: Omnibus Guidelines on Community Quarantine with Amendments as of July 16, 2020:

a. All establishments, persons, or activities permitted to operate, work, or be undertaken under Section 2(4) of these Guidelines;
b. Media establishments, without need of PCOO accreditation; 
c. BPOs and export-oriented establishments, without need to set up onsite or near-site accommodation arrangements;
d. E-commerce companies;
e. Other postal and courier services, as well as delivery services for articles or products not mentioned under Section 2 of these Omnibus Guidelines; 
f. Rental and leasing, other than real estate, such as vehicles and equipment for permitted sectors;
g. Employment activities that involve the recruitment and placement for permitted sectors; and
h. Housing services activities, such as but not limited to plumbing, roofing, and electrical works.

Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque also announced at a regular press briefing on Monday, August 3, that the following industries are included among those allowed to operate under MECQ:
  • Agriculture
  • Forestry and fisheries
  • Manufacturing of essential goods
  • Essential retail such as supermarkets, markets, convenience stores and drug stores
  • Food preparation for take-out and delivery services
  • Water refilling stations
  • Laundry services
  • Public and private hospitals
  • Logistics service providers
  • Delivery and courier services
  • Water supply and sanitation
  • Repair and maintenance of machinery and equipments
  • Telecommunications
  • Energy and power
  • Gasoline stations
  • Airline and airline maintenance
  • Pilots and crew and employees of aviation schools for purposes
  • Private and public construction services that are essential
  • Manufacturing companies and suppliers of equipment or products necessary to perform construction such as cement and steel
  • BPO and export-oriented companies including mining and quarrying
  • Printing presses authorized by the BIR or other appropriate agencies to print receipts



Industries, establishments and offices: 50% operational capacity

The following offices, establishments or individuals conducting or providing the following activities or services are allowed to operate at fifty percent (50%) operational capacity, while encouraging work-from-home and other flexible work arrangements, where applicable:
  1. Other manufacturing industries classified as beverages, including alcoholic drinks; electrical machinery; wood products and furniture; non-metallic products; textiles and clothing/wearing apparels; tobacco products; paper and paper products; rubber and plastic products; coke and refined petroleum products; other non-metallic mineral products; computers, electronic and optical products; electrical equipment; machinery and equipment; motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers; other transport equipment; and others;
  2. Other real estate activities;
  3. Administrative and office support such as, but not limited to, providing photocopying and billing services;
  4. Other financial services not mentioned in Section 2 of these Omnibus Guidelines, such as, money exchange, insurance, reinsurance and non-compulsory pension funding;
  5. Legal and accounting services;
  6. Management consultancy services or activities;
  7. Architectural and engineering activities, including technical testing and analysis; Science and technology, and research and development;
  8. Recruitment and placement agencies for overseas employment.
  9. Advertising and market research;
  10. Computer programming and information management services; Publishing and printing services;
  11. Film, music and television production;
  12. Photography, fashion, and industrial, graphic and interior design; Wholesale and retail trade of vehicles and their parts and components; Repair and maintenance of vehicles as well as its parts or components, including car wash services;
  13. Malls and commercial centers, subject to the guidelines issued by the DTT, Dining establishments and restaurants, but for delivery and take-out only; Hardware stores;
  14. Clothing and accessories;
  15. Bookstore and school and office supplies;
  16. Baby or infant care supplies;
  17. Pet food and pet care supplies;
  18. Information technology, communications and electronic equipment; Flower, jewelry, novelty, antique and perfume shops; and Toy stores, Provided, that their playgrounds and amusement areas, if any, shall remain closed;
aa. Firearms and ammunition trading establishments, subject to strict regulation of the PNP-Firearms and Explosives Office; and

bb. Pastors, priests, rabbi, imams, and other religious ministers insofar as providing home religious services to households. Provided that proper protocols shall be observed, such as social distancing, wearing of face masks and the like.

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Industries, establishments and offices: Skeletal workforce

Agencies and instrumentalities of the government, including GOCCs, as well as LGUs may operate with a skeleton workforce in combination with other alternative work arrangements as approved by the head of agency unless a different operational capacity is required in agencies providing health and emergency frontline services, border control, and other critical services.

Accredited diplomatic missions and international organizations shall be advised to operate under a skeleton workforce, without prejudice to alternative work arrangements as the said missions or organizations may deem proper.


Industries, establishments and offices: Limited operations and exemptions

Hotels or accommodation establishments shall not be allowed to operate, except those accommodating the following:

For guests who have existing booking accommodations for foreigners as of 17 March 2020 for Luzon and 01 May 2020 for other areas;
  1. Guests who have existing long-term bookings;
  2. Distressed OFWs and stranded Filipinos or foreign nationals;
  3. Repatriated OFWs in compliance with approved quarantine protocols; Omnibus Guidelines on Community Quarantine with Amendments as of July 16, 2020.
  4. Non-OFWs who may be required to undergo mandatory facility-based quarantine; and
  5. Health care workers and other employees, whether private or public, from exempted establishments under these Omnibus Guidelines and applicable Memoranda from the Executive Secretary.
  6. Provided that accommodation establishments may operate only upon the issuance of a Certificate of Authority to operate by the DOT; Provided further, that in all of the foregoing, hotel operations shall be limited to the provision of basic accommodation services to guests through an in-house skeleton workforce Ancillary establishments within the premises, such as restaurants, cafés, bars, gyms, spas, and the like, shall not be allowed to operate or to provide room service; Provided finally, that accommodation establishments may prepare: (a) packed meals for distribution to guests who opt for the same; and (b) food orders for take-out and delivery only. (As amended by Paragraph A(2) of IATF Resolution No. 43, June 03, 2020)

Mass gatherings such as but not limited to, movie screenings, concerts, sporting events, and other entertainment activities, community assemblies, and non-essential work gatherings shall be prohibited.

Gatherings that are for the provision of critical government services and authorized humanitarian activities while adhering to the prescribed minimum health standards shall be allowed. Religious gatherings shall be limited to not more than five (5) persons until otherwise modified through subsequent issuances of the IATF.

Face-to-face or in-person classes at all levels shall be suspended.

Public transportation shall be suspended. This notwithstanding, commissioned shuttle services for employees of permitted offices or establishments, as well as point-to-point transport services provided by the government shall be allowed to operate, giving priority to healthcare workers.

Private transportation such as company shuttles and personal vehicles utilized by persons authorized outside their residences are allowed subject to the guidelines provided by DOTr. The use of bikes and other non-motorized transportation is strongly encouraged.

Limited operations in malls and shopping centers shall be allowed, except for leisure establishments and services which shall continue to be closed. Provided, that establishments and services allowed to operate in malls and shopping centers may only operate at a capacity consistent with items (4) and (5) of this Section.

Provided, further, those below twenty-one (21) years old, and those sixty (60) years old and above and those with immunodeficiency, comorbidity, or other health risks, and pregnant women including any person who resides with the aforementioned, may not enter malls and shopping centers except when indispensable under the circumstances for obtaining essential goods and services or for work in establishments located therein. Provided, finally, that such operations must comply with the guidelines of the DTI until otherwise modified through subsequent issuances of the IATF.

In addition to those allowed and enumerated construction projects under Section 2 of these Guidelines, other essential and priority public and private construction projects shall be allowed, subject to compliance with the DPWH construction safety guidelines: Provided, however, that small scale-projects as defined by the DPWH shall not be allowed.

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Not allowed to operate

The following shall not be allowed to operate within an area under MECQ:

  1. Tourist destinations such as water parks, reservation service and related services
  2. Entertainment industries such as cinemas, theaters, and karaoke bars;
  3. Kid amusement industries such as playroom and kiddy rides; d. Libraries, archives, museums and cultural centers;
  4. Gyms, fitness studios and sports facilities; and
  5. Personal care services such as massage parlors, sauna, facial care and waxing.


Other exemptions

The provisions relative to processing of payrolls, the RapidPass system, use of government owned or hired vehicles and identification cards for humanitarian assistance actors and public and private employees in areas under ECQ shall likewise apply in areas under MECQ.

Individual outdoor exercise such as outdoor walks, jogging, running or biking are allowed within MECQ areas. Provided, that the minimum health standards and precautions such as the wearing of masks and the maintenance of social distancing protocols are observed.

Other exemptions from the ECQ through previous IATF resolutions or issuances by the Office of the President shall also be applied in MECQ.






















INFO: MECQ Guidelines (Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine)

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Here's your complete and comprehensive guide in getting a copy of PSA birth certificate online.



One document every Filipino needs to have is their birth certificate. This is an official document that details your identity, nationality, and lineage. Your PSA birth certificate is typically required if you’re applying for licenses, IDs, and official documents for school and employment purposes, among others. You can obtain this document from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

In this guide, you learn how to get a PSA birth certificate online. If you prefer to get a copy in person, go to PSA Birth Certificate Application Walk-in Guide

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What is a PSA Birth Certificate?

A PSA birth certificate is an official document containing a person’s birth details, including their full name, gender, place of birth, date and time of birth, and parents’ basic information.

Upon birth, the doctor or any authorized medical staff files a report with the Local Civil Registry Office (LCRO) of the city or municipality where the birth occurred. The Certificate of Live Birth is then endorsed by the LCRO to the PSA for certification and printing on PSA’s security paper.



Why Do You Need a PSA Birth Certificate?

A birth certificate is a valuable piece of identification. This official document is used to verify someone’s birth. It is also the basis for evaluating a person’s legal capacity to enter into a transaction and execute a contract. Here are the common instances a birth certificate is required:

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How to Get a PSA Birth Certificate Online

For those who don’t have the time to go out and process their birth certificate application in person, you can order a copy online. PSAHelpline.ph is authorized by the PSA to issue PSA birth certificates, and the platform helps facilitate the application procedure.

PSA Online Application Procedure

STEP 1: On the PSAHelpline.ph website homepage, click the “Order Now” button located on the right side of the screen. Alternatively, you can click the “Order Now” button in the header.

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STEP 2: When the next page appears, click the “Birth” button. Check the box at the bottom to accept the terms and conditions. Then, click “Continue” to proceed to the next step.

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STEP 3: A page will be displayed showing two options. If you are requesting your own PSA birth certificate, select “My Own Birth Certificate.” If you’re ordering for a family member or someone else, choose “For Someone Else.” After confirming your option, click “Continue.”

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STEP 4: A page will appear listing the information that will be collected from you. Make sure you have the specified data on hand before proceeding with the process. Click “Continue.”

Requirements needed when requesting for PSA birth certificate online

STEP 5: A form will show asking you to provide vital pieces of information, namely your sex, civil status (if female), first name, middle name, last name, birth date, and the type of your government-issued ID. After completing the form, click “Continue.” 

Information needed when requesting for PSA birth certificate online

STEP 6: A page will appear asking for your name and delivery address. After inputting the information, click “Continue.”

Delivery and contact information needed when requesting for PSA birth certificate online

STEP 7: Review the Certificate of Live Birth form and ensure all details are correct. Choose the number of copies you need. Once done, tick the “I Confirm” box. 

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A few reminders when filling out the form:
  • Make sure your name and birthday match the details on your ID.
  • You are required to present the actual ID upon delivery.
  • You must receive the PSA document yourself. The courier will not release the order to anyone else, even with an authorization letter.
  • You are not allowed to request a copy of your birth certificate if you are below 18 years old.
  • Use an address where you can personally receive the birth certificate when it gets delivered.





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PSA Online Payment Fees and Options

Upon completing the PSA birth certificate online application process, you will be issued a Reference Number, which you can use to check the available payment options. The following channels accept online and over-the-counter payments:
  • Visa
  • GCash
  • PayMaya
  • 7-Eleven
  • BPI
  • Bayad
  • Palawan Express
  • BDO
  • Metrobank
  • Dragonpay


How Much is a PSA Birth Certificate?

The payment fee for one copy of a PSA birth certificate is Php365.00. You can pay through any of these payment options:
  • Credit card: You can pay through Mastercard or Visa for real-time payment posting. Please note that JCB and American Express cards are currently not supported.
  • ATM: Simply visit a BancNet ATM to settle the fee. Just select the Bills Payment option to complete your payment transaction. Please note that the posting of payment may take a day or two depending on the bank.
  • GCash: If you have a GCash account, you can pay through the e-wallet option.
  • 7-Eleven: You can visit a 7-Eleven store with a CLIQQ machine to settle the payment for your order.
  • Bayad: You can pay through any of the selected Bayad outlets or TouchPay machines.
  • PayMaya: For PayMaya e-wallet holders, you can pay through the app without extra charge.


PSA Birth Certificate Online Delivery Tracker

To check the status of your request , click the “Check Status” tab in the header and input your 10-digit reference number.


PSA Online Delivery Reminders
  • Delivery time takes three to four working days within Metro Manila. If the recipient’s address is outside Metro Manila, it will take three to eight working days to deliver the document.
  • For smooth delivery of your document and for security purposes, please present one valid government-issued ID to the courier upon delivery.
  • You must receive the PSA document personally. If you are not available on the delivery date, please make delivery arrangements with us by calling (02) 8737-1111, Mondays to Saturdays (excluding holidays), from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
  • For unsuccessful delivery attempts, you may call us at (02) 8737-1111, Mondays to Saturdays (excluding holidays), from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. You may also reach us via email at help@psahelpline.ph or chat with us on Facebook @PSAHelpline.ph for us to check your concern.
  • All undelivered documents after two attempts shall be returned to the PSA after 30 calendar days, and payments made for the documents shall be forfeited. You may place a new order by visiting PSAHelpline.ph.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


Is the Certificate of Live Birth the same as the PSA Birth Certificate?

No. The Certificate of Live Birth is for data entry purposes only and is an unofficial document that proves you were medically alive when your mother gave birth to you.


Does the PSA have copies of birth certificates of people born before 1945?

If you’re requesting the birth certificate of someone born before 1945, the PSA will only issue you a Negative Results Certification, which means no record of the birth can be found in the PSA archives. You can use the certificate to check with the Local Civil Registrar where your birth certificate was registered.


How can I correct typographical errors or wrong information in my birth certificate?

Depending on the type of correction you need (administrative or judicial), you can process the correction on your own or through a court proceeding. Certificates with clerical or typographical errors (like wrong gender or wrong date of birth) can be corrected by filing a petition with the LCRO where the birth was reported. The same applies if you intend to correct an error in your first name.

Changing of name, nationality, citizenship, parents’ name, middle name (of the child or the mother), and birth year as well as changes with the child’s legitimacy or illegitimacy require judicial proceedings for correction.


Do PSA birth certificates expire?

Birth certificates issued and certified by PSA have no expiration date. However, entities such as the Department of Foreign Affairs and embassies require the birth certificate copy not to be older than six months from the date of payment.


Why did I get a Negative Certification from PSA instead of the requested copy?

If you received a Negative Certification, it means that the PSA has no record of your birth in their digital and paper archives. You can use the certificate to check with the Local Civil Registrar where your birth certificate was registered.


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All you need to know about JET Programme for Filipinos in 2024.



The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme 2024 presents an incredible opportunity. It allows you to explore Japan, interact with hospitable locals, and contribute to English education in Japanese schools. It's like embarking on an exhilarating adventure.

If you're considering the JET Programme, rest assured that we have you covered with all the essential details.

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What is JET Programme?

The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme represents a Japanese government initiative aimed at inviting college graduates from diverse corners of the globe to partake in teaching foreign languages and fostering cultural exchange in multiple regions across Japan. This encompasses assignments within local government offices, Boards of Education, and educational institutions spanning all age groups.

Renowned as one of the foremost international exchange programs globally, the JET Programme holds immense significance in facilitating cultural connections and language education.



What are the Responsibilities of ALTs?

Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) will work in schools or education boards in the area they are assigned. Their main job is to help Japanese English teachers in the following ways:
  • Helping to prepare teaching materials
  • Planning and supervising extracurricular activities like English clubs or sports
  • Organizing cultural or international exchange programs.


How much is the Jet Programme Salary?

JET Programme participants get paid around 3.36 million yen (approximately Php1.6 million) in their first year of appointment, around 3.6 million yen (approximately Php1.7 million) in their second year of appointment, approximately 3.9 million yen (approximately Php1.8 million) for their third appointment, and those appointed for a fourth and fifth year, around 3.96 million yen (approximately Php1.81 million) for each year.



Eligibility Requirements for the JET Programme Applicants

Applicants must:
  • Be interested in Japan and be willing to deepen their knowledge and appreciation of Japan after their arrival;
  • be motivated to participate in and initiate international exchange activities in the local community;
  • Make an effort to study or continue studying the Japanese language before and after arriving in Japan.
  • Be both mentally and physically healthy.
  • Be willing and able to adapt to living and working in Japan, and be determined to responsibly complete their participation period.
  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree or higher or obtain such qualifications by the designated arrival date.
  • Be a Filipino citizen.
  • Be adept in contemporary standard pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation in English and possess excellent language ability that can be applied accurately and appropriately; have the ability to form sentences comprehensively and logically. (See Note 1)
  • not have participated in the Programme since the 2020 JET Programme year or have participated in the Programme for more than six years.
  • Not have declined a position on the Programme after receiving notification of assignment in the previous JET Programme year (excluding cases where it is accepted that the Participant had a valid, inevitable reason for withdrawing).
  • Not have lived in Japan for six or more years since 2013.
  • have a desire to proactively maintain relations with Japan, even after the completion of the Programme.
  • Concerning entry into Japan for participation in the Programme, agree to reside in Japan under the status of residence stipulated in Article 2-2 of the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act.
  • Be willing to obey all Japanese laws.
  • Applicants with a suspended jail term must have finished their period of probation by the time they submit their application form.
  • Be interested in the Japanese education system, particularly foreign language education in Japan.
  • Be interested in working with children.
  • Be qualified as a language teacher or be strongly motivated to take part in the teaching of foreign languages.

Additional evaluation points will be given to applicants who:
  • Have a bachelor’s degree or higher in English or Education.
  • Have a professional language teaching license and/or experience (especially in a classroom setting).
  • Have general teaching experience or qualifications. (See Note 2)
  • Have a Japanese language background (JLPT passer) and/or Japanese study background. (See Note 2)
  • Have experience travelling/living in foreign countries.


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Application Guidelines and Required Documents

  • Application Guidelines (PDF) – Please read through the guidelines thoroughly before starting your application. Do NOT submit this document.

  • Application Form (PDF) – This must be typewritten (except for the signature) and printed in A4 or letter-sized paper. We recommend using a Web browser such as Microsoft Edge or Chrome to accomplish the form. As this is an editable PDF form, please use your mouse and click on the form fields to type out your answers or tick the checkboxes. Please do not change the font size for your answers.

  • Form Appendices (PDF) – Please fill this up and submit only if you need additional space for your Employment History and/or Teaching Experience. This must be typewritten (except for the signature) and printed in A4 or letter-sized paper. We recommend using a Web browser such as Microsoft Edge or Chrome to accomplish the form. As this is an editable PDF form, please use your mouse and click on the form fields to type out your answers or tick the checkboxes. Please do not change the font size for your answers.

  • Information Slip and Agreement of Document Submission (PDF) – Please print this document on A4 or letter-sized paper. Accomplish one copy of this and place it on top of your original application form.

  • Attachment Chart Sheet of Application (PDF) – This is a supplement to the application form. Do NOT submit this document.

  • Self-Report of Medical Condition(s) (PDF) – All applicants are required to submit this form with their application. This must be typewritten (except for the signature) and printed on A4 or letter-sized paper. We recommend using a Web browser such as Microsoft Edge or Chrome to accomplish the form. As this is an editable form, please use your mouse and click on the form fields to type out your answers or tick the checkboxes. Please do not change the font size for your answers.

  • Statement of Purpose (2 pages, double-spaced essay). Describe your motivation, purpose, and qualifications for participating in the JET Program. This should be typewritten on A4-sized paper, with 10.5 Arial font and a 1-inch margin on each side. Do not print on both sides of the paper.

  • Two (2) Letters of Recommendation. References should be academic or professional (from a professor, advisor, or supervisor). If you are submitting a recommendation letter written in Japanese, you must attach an appropriate/approximate English translation with it.

  • College/University Transcripts. From ALL colleges and universities attended, including study abroad institutions. Transcripts must be official; unofficial transcripts and/or student portal screenshots will not be accepted. Certified true copies can be submitted instead of originals.

  • Proof of Graduation (Diploma, Certificate of Graduation). Showing the conferral of a bachelor’s degree or graduate studies degree (if applicable). Certified true copies can be submitted in lieu of originals.
  • Proof of Philippine Citizenship. Such as a passport, birth certificate, etc.


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Supplemental Documents

  • Statement of Physician (PDF) – If the applicant lists medical history in the Self-Report of Medical Conditions form, that requires clearance to participate from a physician or medical specialist.
  • Teaching Certification – If the applicant has a PRC certification (grade level, subject, substitute, etc.)
  • TESL/TEFL Certification – If the applicant has completed a certificate in English as a Second/Foreign Language.
  • Japanese Language Certification – If the applicant has passed any level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
  • Criminal History Background Check (NBI Clearance) – If the applicant lists any relevant history in the application


How and When to Submit the Documents

All application materials required for this program are due on November 17, 2023 (Friday) and must be submitted via post or courier (LBC, Grab Express, Lalamove, etc) or personally hand-delivered to:

The JET Programme, Japan Information and Culture Center, Embassy of Japan in the Philippines, 2627 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1300

“(For same-day courier services and personally hand-delivered documents: kindly proceed to the back entrance of the Embassy of Japan – Lancaster St. cor FB Harrison St.

The Embassy can only receive documents at the back entrance on weekdays [except holidays] from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Our security personnel have the right to refuse packages that arrive outside of those times, as well as packages delivered through the other entrances.)“


For more details about the JET Programme, please visit jetprogramme.org.


Tentative Expected Timeline

The schedule is subject to change.
  • Submission of Application: From September to November 2023
  • First screening results (released to only qualified applicants: Mid-January 2024
  • Interviews: Late January or mid-February 2024
  • Interview results will be released (Official result) in late March or Early April 2024
  • Release of Placements: May 2024
  • Departure for Japan: August 2024

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