35 Agencies Offer One-Stop Services for OFWs in Ilocos Norte
Thirty-five government agencies and partners in the Philippines have launched one-stop services for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Ilocos Norte, streamlining pre-departure and post-arrival assistance and various procedures.
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