National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Karl Chua said they will launch its online system which will collect demographic data of those who will apply for the national ID.
Filipinos can now apply for the country’s national identification system on starting April 30.
In a report on GTV’s Balitanghali , Chua said NEDA will launch its online system which will collect demographic data of those who will apply for the national ID.
However, Chua pointed out that applicants must still personally go to their registration centers for their biometrics as well as open their own bank account.
Chua said the national ID system would help in fast tracking vaccination program as well as distribution of financial aid during the lockdown.
He added that the system will help low-income families to put up their own bank accounts.
TATLONG TULOG NA LANG! MAGSISIMULA NA ANG MAKABAGONG PILIPINAS sa tulong ng PHILSYS🇵🇭
Layunin ng Philippine…
Posted by PSA Philippine Identification System on Tuesday, 27 April 2021
Domestic workers in Oman such as housemaids, nannies, drivers, and caregivers—are set to benefit from…
The Ministry of Labour in Oman has announced a major new regulation aimed at protecting…
Working abroad is a big step, and one of the most important things to know…
The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) has announced the total number of applicants for its…
The Philippine Ambassador to Oman, H.E. Raul S. Hernandez, has signed a healthcare agreement with…
Social media helps OFWs stay connected with loved ones, share life updates, and find comfort…