Overseas Filipino Workers in Doha, Qatar, vacationing in the Philippines should apply for an Individual Contract Verification to obtain their Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC). It’s a primary requirement for OFWs applying for an OEC, an exit clearance checked before leaving the Philippines. Without a verified employment contract, OFWs cannot get their OEC, causing flight delays. That’s why we’ve created an in-depth guide for Individual Contract Verification in Doha, Qatar, so let’s get started.
An Individual Contract Verification helps the Labor Attaché confirm that Filipino migrant workers’ employment contracts comply with the current employment standard, practices, and laws in the Philippines and their host country. In addition, it assures the employment benefits, rights, and welfare of OFWs at their job site. OFWs that have changed employers and are not qualified for OEC exemption should verify their employment contract at Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Doha, Qatar.
Before you read further, here are the qualification criteria for those who wish to apply for Individual Contract Verification in MWO Doha, Qatar:
If you’re qualified to apply for this document, here are the following documentary requirements you must secure to process your Individual Contract Verification in MWO Doha, Qatar:
Also, OFWs should pay the following fees if applying for Individual Contract Verification in MWO Doha, Qatar:
After securing the documentary requirements listed above, follow the steps below for the Individual Contract Verification application at MWO Doha, Qatar:
Please take note of the following reminders when applying for Individual Contract Verification at MWO Doha, Qatar:
To learn more about Individual Contract Verification in MWO Doha, Qatar, please watch the video below:
As discussed in the video, the new MWO-OWWA office in Doha, Qatar, is located on Ground Floor, Building No. 24, Jawaan St. 808, Region 39, Al Saad. Upon rival, the applicant should secure a token number and wait for their turn. If the applicant changed employer, they should also book another appointment with MWO Doha to update their record after securing an Individual Contract Verification.
An Individual Contract Verification is an authentication process of OFW’s employment contract, ensuring they have a valid job and employer overseas. Moreover, it assures the employment contract conditions match the requirements of POEA and the host government.
You may visit the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) office in the Philippines to process your Contract Verification. But keep in mind that only the Migrant Worker’s Offices (MWOs) abroad verify employment contracts. So if you’re already in the Philippines, you should submit the documentary requirements to MWO Doha (excluding your original passport) for Individual Contract Verification.
While you can travel to the Philippines without a verified employment contract, it’s essential to have it on hand in case requested by other government agencies. But if you’re applying for OEC on-site, you should process your Individual Contract Verification before traveling to the Philippines.
OFWs that didn’t change their employers, jobs, or job site and are qualified to get an OEC exemption no longer need to verify their employment contract.
The Verification fee in Doha, Qatar, is QR 40.
All in all, a verified employment contract is essential whether or not you’re applying for OEC since other government agencies may request it when transacting in the Philippines.
OFWs who have changed their employers or job site should prioritize verifying their employment contract to ensure the validity of their work and employer. It also protects their rights, benefits, and welfare while working abroad. Therefore, OFWs should process an Individual Contract Verification to avoid problems.
POLO Doha Office
Operating Hours: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Sunday to Thursday
Address: New Office Location starting March 15, 2022 – Ground Floor, Bldg. No. 24 Jawaan St. 808 Region 39 Al Saad, Doha, Qatar (Located behind the Al Saad Family Court and Al Saad Police Station)
POLO Hotline Number: (+974) 3318-2459, 33282459
Email: polo_qatar@dole.gov.ph, polodoha@gmail.com
Website: https://polodoha.com/
Please see the map location where you can get visit the POLO Doha office for the OEC inquiries:
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