Philippine workflow helps you find a stable job in the Philippines.

Step 2 apply for a passport

Step 3 book a plane

4. Leave forever, especially after a disagreement.

5. Registration Form

Step 6 contact your family

7. Take a taxi

8. Currency

9, interpersonal relationships

1. At present, most people who go to work in the Philippines fly there with tourist visas, and the company will apply for a work visa for you after joining the company. This is the simplest and most convenient method. Different from the processing cycle in Europe and America, the working process in the Philippines is simpler and faster.

Before you apply for a visa, you need to apply for a passport. After you have prepared all the necessary materials, you should send them to the designated place to apply for a visa.

When you have your passport and visa, you can book a plane ticket and negotiate with the company to determine the departure time.

The plane ticket, passport and visa are all ready, so you can get ready to pack up and leave. Clothing: bring some summer clothes, two sets in spring and autumn, and the office is air-conditioned. It's best to bring two coats, and jeans are also necessary, so don't bring jewelry, and it's best not to bring designer bags and clothes. Daily necessities: it is best to bring cosmetics, which can be checked in the suitcase, cold medicine, stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, whatever you often use, it is best to bring sun umbrellas, umbrellas, sunglasses and things for girls during their physiological period. Online banking, Alipay, Taobao: If you don't bind your own domestic products, your handbag will be poured out for border inspection when it passes the security check, so don't put any underwear and metal in your backpack. You can put half of the converted pesos in your suitcase and half in your wallet, so don't bring RMB cash, which is useless in the Philippines.

On the plane, no matter which flight, you will be given an immigration form one or two hours before the plane lands, and you can fill in the information. People in this company usually teach you how to fill it out in advance. You'd better fill it out on the plane and then when you get off the plane. You can line up. When going out, you should hold the passports of China and other countries in both directions. There are hints in Chinese, so you can recognize them easily. After the border inspection, you can pick up your luggage and meet the airport pick-up staff at the exit agreed with the company (our customer picks up the plane 24 hours a day, but the rest is unclear). Usually, a Filipino driver and a China executive will pick you up and take you to your residence. If there is an accident, such as your mobile phone is not working, you can connect to the airport WIFI to contact each other. Everything will be fine as long as we meet.

6. After you settle down in the company, I hope you can contact your family and report your safety. Call or send WeChat, contact them and tell me your current situation. Here, the baby must get the consent of his parents if he wants to work abroad, and he can't quarrel with his parents. )

7. Take a taxi: There are many one-way streets in the local area. If you are familiar with your address, you can get off at the intersection of Oneway, otherwise the local kuya will give you a big circle. Local thinking is inflexible, giving people a silly feeling, but you should keep a clear head. If you call a taxi for 80P and you give it to him 100P, he will not give you change, because he will think that the extra 20P is your tip, so if you don't want to tip, you'd better give him 80P directly.

8. Currency: RMB to Philippine peso is about 1:8, which can be calculated directly by 7. Before going to the Philippines, it's best to exchange about 2,000 pesos in China now. If you have friends in the Philippines, you can also exchange with them. You can count according to 7, which is convenient. You call him online and he will give you pesos. The face values of pesos are 1000, 500, 200 (rare), 100, 50, 20, 10 (coin), 5 (coin) and 650.

9. Interpersonal relationship: In front of Filipinos, don't talk about the Philippines unscrupulously, because they can understand everything you say about the Philippines, which is impolite. Except for the security guard at the Filipino maid accommodation arranged for you by the company, don't speak ill of B in front of A when you get along with your colleagues, and don't complain ill of the company. Don't tell others your privacy: name, home address, ID number. No one has the right to know your information except HR in your company. Give yourself an English name before you leave. People won't ask you this privacy, and neither should you. If you have good friends who can get along with each other for a long time, there is no need to be so nervous about this information. Talk less and do more. It's practical everywhere.