A region of overseas Filipinos, including a large Filipino community.

United States: Although racial problems were encountered in the northwest of the United States from the end of 19 to the beginning of the 20th century, most Filipino Americans can easily integrate into American society. According to the American community survey, about 295,9541Filipino Americans lived in the United States in 2004. But many Filipino organizations speculate that there should be 4 million people.

Canada: Only a few Filipinos lived in Canada before the end of the 20th century. There are currently 300,000 to 350,000 people.

Italy: 500,000 registered people.

Hong Kong: 1.4 million people, mostly foreign domestic helpers, of whom 30,000 belong to the Philippine Foreign Workers Association. Hong Kong people call Filipino maids "grandma" or "Filipino maids", while those who are less respectful are called "Binbin" or "Binbin". A work visa in Hong Kong requires a high degree of education. Even if foreign domestic helpers have worked in Hong Kong for seven years or more, they cannot obtain the status of permanent residents in Hong Kong, but people engaged in other occupations (such as professional athletes) can.

Middle East countries: It is estimated that 654.38+0.5 billion Filipinos live in the Middle East. Many Filipinos work as domestic helpers or construction workers in the six member countries of Persian Gulf Cooperation Council.

Japan: 500,000 Filipinos and Filipino Japanese. However, the unregistered population may exceed one million.

South Korea: 70,000 workers of all kinds.

Taiwan Province Province: 90,000 foreign workers or 1.6 million. According to the statistics of the Labor Committee in 2006, there are 96,003 Filipino migrant workers in Taiwan Province Province, of whom 58,704 are engaged in manufacturing and 34,602 are engaged in social services and personal services. According to a survey conducted by the Philippine Overseas Employment Bureau at the end of 2004, 2,037 people have obtained permanent residence, 154, 135 people have obtained work residence, 4,500 people have not obtained residence, and 160672 people live in Taiwan Province Province.

Australia: In 2000, there were 654.38+0.27 million Filipinos and Filipino Australians, all of whom had permanent residency (the Australian government did not issue work visas). In addition, a small number of Filipinos live illegally. The Australian government's criteria for allowing immigrants are technology and education. Most Filipino immigrants are professionals and technicians. They are engaged in professional health care, education, engineering, computer programming, trade and government officials in Australia. A few immigrants are engaged in blue-collar industries, such as factory workers, restaurants and construction workers.

Britain: There may be 654.38+ten thousand people. In recent years, Britain has opened its doors to Filipinos who work as nurses and nurses.

According to statistics, in 2005, the top three overseas employment areas in the Philippines were Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates.