An August 11, 2011 press release by the Department of Foreign AffairsThe Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur wishes to inform all Filipino travelers to Malaysia that all foreigners are now required to undergo Malaysia’s National Enforcement and Registration System (NERS), the biometric finger print registration of foreigners, upon entry to Malaysia.Malaysia’s NERS took effect on June 1, 2011.In the new procedure, which applies to all foreigners entering...
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An August 10, 2011 press release by the Department of Foreign AffairsThe Philippine Embassy in London issued on Tuesday an advisory to the Filipino community in the United Kingdom to be vigilant and to exercise due caution in light of the riots that occurred around London and in other UK cities over the past days.“The Embassy urges all Filipinos to stay away from high street areas, to avoid large gatherings and to avoid joining or going to places...
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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08 August 2011 - The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reiterates its warning to the public against unscrupulous individuals who charge exhorbitant fees in exchange for passport assistance and other consular services.This is in light of a recent apprehension and eventual arrest of nine (9) persons for violation of Pasay City Ordinance No. 624, "An Ordinance Prohibiting Fixing in Government Offices in Pasay City". The DFA Office of...
Monday, August 08, 2011
Monday, August 08, 2011
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cheap ticket, domestic, fly-all-you can, local, Philippine airlines, promo
Are you already fed up of the on going promos
eat all you can,
drink all you can,
surf all you can
text and call you can....etc
why not try these..FLY ALL YOU CAN.
This is the latest Philippine airlines promo. Fly all you can to all their domestic destinations. for an amazing rate of 7,070 pesos ticket rate...this is a great deal for all the travel enthusiasts. Imagine, FREE 15kg luggage allowance, FREE snacks on board, newest airbus aircrafts,...
Monday, August 08, 2011
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airport, banana boat, boracay, caticlan, fly fish, jetty port, kalibo, katiklan, transfers
If you're going to boracay for the first time, here's what you need to know.
1. There are 2 airports to reach the boracay island.
First one is the CATICLAN airport which has shorter travel time to reach the island 2mins multicab ride to jetty port,30mins ferry ride to boracay island and 5-15mins travel via multicab or van to your hotel.
Second one is the KALIBO airport which is way farther than...
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