THE digital app of the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) is now available in the 10 countries that have been identified for the government's pilot-test run.
In a statement issued on Sunday, Filipino workers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia , United Arab Emirates , Singapore and Hongkong, Qatar, Malaysia, Oman, Japan, Taiwan and the United Kingdom can now download the app on Google Play for android users and Apple App Store for apple users.
The app first became accessible on Sunday in the KSA, UAE, Singapore and Hongkong and in the six other countries this Monday.The DMW App contains the OFW Pass -- the digital version of the Overseas Employment Certificate .The DMW also released the requirements in applying for the OEC for each country identified in the pilot test run.
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