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16/04/2026

Live free in a Spanish village

In Spain, a tiny village whose population has dwindled to just 40 people is offering free homes and guaranteed jobs to newcomers. The initiative aims to revitalize the community, attract new residents, and preserve local traditions.

Officials confirm that the program provides housing, employment opportunities, and support to help newcomers settle in and contribute to village life. It’s an innovative approach to combating rural depopulation while creating a close-knit community.

It’s a rare chance to start fresh in a peaceful, historic Spanish village while enjoying a supportive environment.

16/04/2026

FINAL Conditions and BASIC Requirements for Amnesty:

OPENING NG SUBMISSION: APRIL 16, 2026 (Telematica/Online) at APRIL 20, 2026(Presencial - with Cita)
DEADLINE of SUBMISSION: JUNE 30, 2026

CONDITIONS:
✅ Nasa Spain ka before Dec 31, 2025
✅ May 5 months stay
✅ Walang criminal record
✅ Hindi banned / walang kaso

REQUIREMENTS:
✅ Valid Passport (All Pages)
✅Nbi with Apostille and Translation
✅ Police Clearance (where you lived in the past 5 years)
✅Supporting Documents (like remittances,ticket, empadron, bono transporte,school certificate,medical, health insurance, and more and etc.) - hindi kaylangan kunin lahat!

MAKE SURE NA MERON ISA SA TATLONG TO (Very important)
1. JOB OFFER or kung may trabaho (pre job Contract)
2. Kung may pamilya member ka dito spain na Legal (proof like birth certificate or marriage certificate, empadronamiento nio na magkasama, at DNI OR TIE ng family member) or
3. (Vulnerability) kung vulnerable ka dito sa spain (meaning kung mahina at delikadong situasyon mo sa spain, kaylangan ng INTEGRATION REPORT from the government)

❗ Ano ang WALA pa sa BOE (important!)
❌ official forms
❌Modelo ng tasa na babayaran
❌ step-by-step process
❌ exact documents list per case
❌ paano i-prove ang “vulnerability”
❌ detailed instructions for submission

Kaylangan hintayin ang Oficial Guidelines from BOE!
👉 “kulang pa ang formularios at instrucciones claras”

For more questions/clarifications, punta lang po ng office. Salamat po

Credit to: Dexter Sy

Spain will begin a large-scale immigrant regularization process this Thursday (April 16), allowing hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants to apply for legal residence and work permits.

To qualify, applicants must have lived in Spain since before January 1, 2026, stayed at least five continuous months, and have no criminal record.

A key change is that a sworn statement is no longer enough to prove the absence of criminal records. Instead, applicants must provide an official certificate from their country of origin. If they cannot obtain it, the Spanish government will try to request it through diplomatic channels.

Applications can be submitted online from Thursday and in person starting April 20, with a deadline of June 30.

15/04/2026

🚨 Breaking: Final Text of Spain’s Mass Regularization Approved Today

Our Spanish lawyers have just obtained the final version of the mass regularization measure that will be approved today.

The government has created two main groups, depending on whether the person has applied for international protection (asylum) or not.

👉 Application period: until June 30
👉 Permit duration: 1 year (for both groups)

🟢 Group 1: Asylum Seekers (International Protection Applicants)

This applies to foreign nationals who, before January 1, 2026, had already submitted or formalized an asylum application in Spain.

✅ Requirements (all must be met):
• Be over 18
• Not currently in another residence/stay process (e.g. students are excluded)
• Not having had temporary protection for Ukraine
• Provide a passport (valid or expired — major advantage)
• Prove 5 months of residence in Spain before applying
• No criminal record (or must be cleared)
• No entry ban or return prohibition
• Pay the administrative fee

⭐ Key Advantage:

❗ No need to prove:
• Employment
• Family ties
• Vulnerability

👉 Just meeting the above requirements + having applied for asylum is enough.

⚠️ Important obligation:

After approval, the person must:
• Withdraw their asylum application (or appeal) within 1 month
• Apply for the residence card with proof of withdrawal

🔵 Group 2: Non-Asylum Applicants (“Extraordinary Rooting”)

This applies to people who:
• Were in Spain before January 1, 2026
• Have not applied for asylum

✅ General requirements:

Same as Group 1:
• Passport (even expired)
• 5 months of stay in Spain
• No criminal record
• No entry ban or return prohibition
• Over 18

⚠️ Key difference:

You must meet at least ONE of these 3 conditions:

1. 💼 Employment
• Have worked in Spain
• OR provide a job pre-contract
• OR declare intention to be self-employed
• Contracts must total more than 90 days in one year

2. 👨‍👩‍👧 Family Unit
Living in Spain with:
• Minor children
• Adult children with disabilities
• Or first-degree ascendants (parents)

3. 🆘 Vulnerability
• Proven by a report from:
• Local social services
• OR an NGO

⚖️ Common Effects for Both Groups
• From the moment the application process starts:
✅ You are temporarily allowed to live and work (employed or self-employed)
• If denied → this authorization is automatically lost

📄 Criminal Record Certificate

You must provide:
• Criminal record certificate from your country of origin
• And from countries where you lived in the last 5 years

👉 If difficult to obtain:
• You can prove you requested it
• Spain may obtain it via diplomatic channels
• The process can be suspended for up to 3 months

🔄 After 1 Year
• The residence can be:
• Renewed, or
• Modified
• Even without a job, renewal may be possible with active job search proof

⚡ Key Takeaway
• Asylum seekers → easier path (no job/family/vulnerability needed)
• Non-asylum → must prove job OR family OR vulnerability

16/12/2025

Something to look forward to.

The Australian FTS Visitor Visa (subclass 600) lets you visit for tourism, family, or short-term business. Valid for up to 10 years, you can stay three months per visit. Read more here: https://www.preview.ph/culture/new-australian-visa-lets-filipinos-stay-3-months-src-spot-a5229-20241222?utm_source=Facebook-Preview&utm_medium=Ownshare-Photo&utm_campaign=20251217-fbnp-culture-new-australian-visa-lets-filipinos-stay-3-months-src-spot-a5229-20241222-fbold

08/03/2025

🇵🇭 The Philippines: A Rising Star in Global Tourism! 🌏✨

The travel and tourism industry continues to play a vital role in the Philippine economy, contributing 8.6% to the country’s GDP in 2023! 🏝️✈️ Despite challenges in recent years, the industry is bouncing back, with more travelers discovering the country’s stunning destinations, rich culture, and warm hospitality.

From the world-famous beaches of Palawan and Boracay to the thriving urban experiences in Manila and Cebu, the Philippines offers something for every traveler. 🌅🏄‍♀️ With ongoing efforts in sustainable tourism, infrastructure development, and digital innovation, the country is on track to surpass pre-pandemic growth and welcome even more global visitors.

Now is the best time to explore the 7,641 islands of paradise! 🌴🌊 Where’s your dream destination in the Philippines? Let us know in the comments! 👇🇵🇭



Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/292479/total-contribution-of-travel-and-tourism-to-gdp-in-selected-countries/

28/09/2023

ONLY IN THE PILIPINS.

DOJ postpones implementing new outbound travel rules for Filipinos
By: Tetch Torres-Tupas - Reporter /
INQUIRER.net / 12:08 PM August 31, 2023

Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1824664/doj-postpones-implementation-of-new-outbound-travel-rules-for-filipinos
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https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1824664/doj-postpones-implementation-of-new-outbound-travel-rules-for-filipinos

“We take this opportunity to remind everyone that the temporary suspension of the implementation of the revised guidelines on departure formalities does not affect existing laws and regulations governing travel and immigration procedures. All existing rules and guidelines remain in place until further notice,” the DOJ continued’’
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Going abroad? More documents needed, stricter rules to follow starting Sept. 3
By: Zacarian Sarao - Reporter /
INQUIRER.net / 02:07 PM August 24, 2023

Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1821222/going-abroad-more-documents-needed-new-rules-to-follow-starting-sept-3-iacat
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https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1821222/going-abroad-more-documents-needed-new-rules-to-follow-starting-sept-3-iacat

Basic documents to be presented:
• valid passport of at least 6months from date of departure
• valid visa (if required to destination)
• boarding pass
• roundtrip ticket (if necessary)

List of additional requirements:

𝐓𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐓 - 𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐟 𝐟𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝
• proof of hotel booking/accommodation
• proof of financial capacity to travel
• proof of employment and/or equivalent documents

𝐒𝐏𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐎𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐕𝐄𝐋
If the sponsor is relative within the first civil degree
• proof of relationship such as original PSA birth certificate or marriage certificate
• copies of the following documents of the sponsor such as valid passport, valid working visa/permit, residence visa/permit and/or equivalent documents
• Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC)

If sponsor is relative up to fourth civil degree
• Original affidavit of support and guarantee
~ duly notarized by Philippine Embassy
~ if notarized by local notary public the affidavit should be authenticated by Philippine Embassy
• Proof of affiliation such as original PSA birth certificate or marriage certificate

If sponsor is a non-relative or a legal/judicial entity
• Original affidavit of support and guarantee
~ duly notarized by Philippine Embassy
~ if notarized by local notary public the affidavit should be authenticated by Philippine Embassy
• Substantial proof of relationship
• If a legal/juridical entity, sponsor’s registration papers

If traveling with a local sponsor
• Duly notarized affidavit executed by local sponsor
• Substantial proof of relationship
• Copy of the sponsor’s return ticket consistent of that of the passenger

𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐄𝐀𝐒 𝐅𝐈𝐋𝐈𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐎 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐊𝐄𝐑𝐒
If departing for the first time
• Overseas employment certificate
• Valid and appropriate employment permit
• Employment contract as necessary
• Visa usage undertaking

If Balik-Mangagawa
• Overseas employment certificate
• Valid visa or work permit
• Proof of employment

If Direct Hired
• Overseas employment certificate
• Valid visa or work permit

MINOR
𝗶𝗳 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀
~ Original PSA birth certificate
~ Original PSA marriage certificate if minor is traveling without the mother
~ DSWD Travel Certificate, if require

For other details or complete guidelines, feel free to visit immigration website for your reference.

Ctto: Inquirer.net

12/06/2023

Happy Independence Day, Philippines 🇵🇭

07/06/2023

updates

Starting June 16, 2023, all PAL International flights will depart from and arrive at NAIA Terminal 1. All PAL Domestic flights shall remain in NAIA Terminal 2.

Check your flight's assigned terminal before proceeding to the airport. Shuttle buses between Terminal 1 and 2 are available for passengers with connecting flights.

Visit www.philippineairlines.com/en/before-you-fly/at-the-airport/pal-airport-terminal-international for more information.

07/06/2023

Hold on, tight guys! Watch out for a seat sale going to Canada for Philippine passport holders!

What is your thought about this?

Comment below! 🥰

Philippine passport holders can now enter Canada without a Canadian visa starting June 7, 2023 (Manila time), as its government moves to make its immigration programs and services more efficient and equitable for travelers.

04/06/2023

POV: After traveling to the Philippines🇵🇭 for the last one month, here a few things I have learned:

▪️One month in the Philippines may not be enough to fully explore all its wonders, but it has been enough to make me fall in love with this country. I have experienced the warmth and hospitality of the locals, who welcome strangers with open arms and share their stories and traditions with pride.

▪️Everywhere I went, I was welcomed with warm smiles and genuine hospitality. The locals were always eager to strike up a conversation, ask me about my background, and share their own stories and recommendations. I felt like I was part of a big family, even though I was a stranger in their country.

▪️The Philippines has some of the most stunning natural landscapes I have ever seen, there is no shortage of breathtaking scenery to behold. I was constantly in awe of the beauty of this country, and I felt privileged to be able to witness it firsthand.

▪️Traveling to the Philippines has been a transformative experience for me. I have learned to appreciate the simple joys of life, such as a smile, a song, or a sunset. I have also gained insights into the culture and history of this country, which has a complex mix of indigenous, colonial, and modern influences. I have participated in festivals (fiesta in barangay), and dances that express the creativity and spirituality of Filipino people.

▪️I have experience riding jeepneys, tricycles, and buses which are the most common modes of transportation and they can be a bit challenging for first-time visitors, they can be crowded and confusing, too. However, they are a great way to experience the local culture and meet new people, and I also learned to appreciate the adventure and unpredictability of it all and to embrace the slower pace of life.

▪️Food is a big part of Filipino culture, and I enjoyed trying out different dishes and delicacies. Some of my favorites were Adobo (chicken meat stewed in vinegar and soy sauce), sinigang (sour soup with vegetables and fish), halo-halo (shaved ice with fruits and sweets) and coconut 🥥 - I ate a lot of these when I was there😁. Eating with your hands is a common practice, too.

When you visit the Philippines, be open-minded and adventurous, and embrace the unexpected. The Philippines is a place of contrasts and surprises, and you never know what you might discover along the way.