Philippines Streamlines Alien Employment Permit Application Process
The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) has shortened the processing time for Alien Employment Permits (AEP) from 15 to 10 working days and reduced the required documents, aiming to streamline hiring processes for foreign workers and boost business.
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