We are going to Boracay at the end of the year and plan to take our helper along. She will return with us as well.
Is this considered a home leave for her with all the associated costs? I called up a couple of agencies and they both seem to concur that it is. Anyone knows otherwise ? Also, any recommendation for a processing agency ? My agency quoted an absurd 380 bucks!
I have thought of processing this by DIY but am too lazy to go through all the hassles..
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Is this considered a "Home Leave" ?
Re: Is this considered a "Home Leave" ?
If you take her to serve (etc.) you during the trip it would hardly be for her any home leave. If she just travels with you and while in the Philippines does whatever she wants then yes, it would be a home leave for her (assuming she is from the P).valleyman wrote:We are going to Boracay at the end of the year and plan to take our helper along. She will return with us as well.
Is this considered a home leave for her with all the associated costs? I called up a couple of agencies and they both seem to concur that it is. Anyone knows otherwise ? Also, any recommendation for a processing agency ? My agency quoted an absurd 380 bucks!
I have thought of processing this by DIY but am too lazy to go through all the hassles..
Re: Is this considered a "Home Leave" ?
She is from the Philippines and no its not a home leave as she has joined us just over 3 months back. The reason why I am asking is that whether the Philippines government considers it a home leave and requires me to process all the home leave formalities for her.
Re: Is this considered a "Home Leave" ?
A little correction X9200
As she is from PH, PH govt / BI will consider it home leave, and "MAY" let her not come back, if you don't have the exit permit processed properly
Even if she is accompanying you, that's how BI in Philippines works at times.
Just my 2 cents !!
for processing, I can't recall the steps, but if her Employment agreement was authenticated by POEA in the PH embassy, it should be less
if not done previously, the balance of the amount quoted is for the authentication / notarization ..
As she is from PH, PH govt / BI will consider it home leave, and "MAY" let her not come back, if you don't have the exit permit processed properly
Even if she is accompanying you, that's how BI in Philippines works at times.
Just my 2 cents !!
for processing, I can't recall the steps, but if her Employment agreement was authenticated by POEA in the PH embassy, it should be less
if not done previously, the balance of the amount quoted is for the authentication / notarization ..
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