PH Embassy in Rome Conducts Consular Outreach Mission in Sardinia Island

Applicants for renewal of passport await they turn for biometrics capturing during the Philippine Embassy in Rome’s consular outreach mission held in Cagliari from 27 to 29 July. (Rome PE photo)

ROME 19 August 2019 — As part of its mandate to provide consular services to Filipinos under its jurisdiction, the Philippine Embassy in Rome conducted a consular outreach mission on 27 to 29 July at Cagliari City in Sardinia Island.

The consular outreach mission rendered a total of 421 services, including 298 passport applications, 24 civil registry applications, 18 Affidavits and nine certifications.  Two Filipinos took their Oath of Allegiance for the reacquisition of Philippine citizenship.

Also present were Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO) and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), which rendered services for 70 clients.

As part of the consular outreach mission and assistance to nationals program, an Embassy personnel visited a Filipino detainee on its second day.

About 1,800 Filipinos are approximately residing in Cagliari. END

Two Filipinos take their Oath of Allegiance for reacquisition of Philippine citizenship before Third Secretary and Vice Consul Ma. Claribel Ochoa (leftmost) during the consular outreach mission in Cagliari on 28 July. (Rome PE photo)

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