PH Embassy in Israel Conducts Consular, Labor Outreach Mission in Rehovot

The team from the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv poses with the officers of the St. Therese of the Child Jesus Community and the Filipino Community Rehovot Israel. (Tel Aviv PE photo)

TEL AVIV 05 December 2018 — The Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv conducted its eighth consular and labor outreach mission to Filipinos living outside the central district this year on 17 November 2018 at the St. Therese of the Child Jesus Community Activity Area in Rehovot.

In cooperation with the church community and the Filipino Community Rehovot Israel (FCRI), the Embassy team processed 15 passport renewal applications, 55 Embassy IDs, ten notarial documents and 12 applications for Overseas Workers Welfare Administration membership, and also conducted Post Arrival Orientation Seminar to ten participants.

The latest Embassy activity marked the first time it was held in Rehovot. The Embassy earlier held consular and labor outreach missions this year in Jerusalem, Haifa, Eilat, and Afula. END

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Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv attachés Sheryl Lanon, Victorina Macasalong and Rhea Delgado attend to the passport needs of the applicants. (Tel Aviv PE photo)

Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv attaché Emmanuel Arbado (left) encodes passport details of applicant for an Embassy ID, and Mr. Jerald de Sagun (2nd from left) assists applicants for Overseas Workers Welfare Administration registration and Overseas Employment Certificate queries. (Tel Aviv PE photo)