filippijns paspoort vernieuwen IN de filippijnen

Gestart door eddyvm, vrijdag 10 juni 2016, 11:49:48

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eddyvm

Hallo mensen
Heeft iemand weet hoe ,waar je een filippijns paspoort kunt vernieuwen als men in de filippijnen bent?(meer bepaalt Bohol)Vereisten,kosten,enz?Alvast bedankt.prettige dag nog verder.eddy,cathy en Alyssa

joost


Hallo eddyvm.
Dit antwoord kreeg ik van mijn vrouw. Je naar het DFA kantoor. Dit is gevestigd in Pacific Mall , Mandaue , Cebu City.  Wat de kosten zijn dat weet ik niet.

Groeten.

Conny en Joost.


bananacreek

In Dumaguete Robinsons Mall is er nu ook een DFA kantoor en ALLEEN maar voor pasport related transactions.........



http://dumaguete.com/dfa-office-dumaguete/

Kano

Wie heeft recente ervaring met het vernieuwen van een Filipijns paspoort in de Filipijnen. Je dient tegenwoordig per internet een afspraak te maken maar er zijn geen data beschikbaar. Het lijkt erop dat de eerstkomende data die vrijgegeven worden om een afspraak te maken in MAART 2022 zullen zijn. Er zijn kantoren die zeggen dat ze afspraken kunnen regelen die eerder zijn, maar dat betwijfel ik.
Daar waar de regenboog eindigt daar zal ik nooit komen totdat ik daar ooit zal zijn

Luke

Begin dit jaar een online booking gemaakt voor een vernieuwing passpoort met als locatie MEGAMALL. De datum was 2 maanden later dan de dag van de booking-datum. Het passpoort werd via courier 2weken later afgeleverd. Hier in Metro Manila zijn er wel meer DFA satelieten dan in de provincie vermoed ik.
Als ik kijk op https://www.passport.gov.ph/appointment/individual/schedule dan zijn enkel datums binnen de huidige maand actief, de maanden daaropvolgend zijn niet actief.
Vermoed dat je begin van de maand (eerste uur na middernacht  :biggrinn: ) een reservatie moet maken.....
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Kano

Daar waar de regenboog eindigt daar zal ik nooit komen totdat ik daar ooit zal zijn

Kano

Steeds maar proberen of er soms iets open valt maar tot nu toe geen resultaat. Eind van de maand eens proberen. Het is een schande dat men aan al jarenlang durende ellende totaal NIETS doet.

Tot vandaag aan toe:
"Date
Earliest available appointment: No available date
To the extent possible, additional slots are made regularly.
The appointments slots from October 2021 onwards for DFA-Aseana and Consular Offices in the Philippines have not yet been loaded. Please check our website regularly. Thank you."


Daar waar de regenboog eindigt daar zal ik nooit komen totdat ik daar ooit zal zijn

folkertjong

Stuur een copy van dit naar de baas van DFA via je twitter...

Grote kans dat hij reageerd want hij is nogal ''vol'' van zich zelf dat zijn ''DFA'' zo goed is onder hem.

https://twitter.com/teddyboylocsin

folkertjong

update

02:02 PM September 24, 2021

Detail errors in applications lead to 17,000 passport backlog – DFA exec

MANILA, Philippines — A Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) official on Friday reported a 17,000 passport backlog due to errors in applications.

"There are still 17,000 passport applications that are being corrected," Acting Assistant Secretary Senen Mangalile of the DFA Office of Consular Affairs (OCA) said during an online briefing with reporters.

"Yung mga aplikante na ang nailagay nilang pangalan sa kanilang application form ay may error or kaya naman 'yung date of birth may error. 'Yung mga application dito ngayon ay naipon dito sa DFA kasi kailangan naming i-correct 'yung detalye na inilagay nila," he added.

(Some applicants make errors in their names or date of birth in their application. The applications which need corrections have piled up here.)

According to Mangalile, the staff assigned in the correction of these applications are limited due to the sensitivity of data being processed.

"Di naman namin madaliang masosolusyunan because we have to ensure that the printed date on their passports is correct," he added.

(We cannot hastily correct these errors because we need to ensure that the printed date on their passports is correct.)

Mangalile further cited the COVID-19 cases recorded among OCA personnel tasked to correct application errors.

Just last Monday, he said, a staff member contracted COVID-19.

"The whole team is considered close contact so ngayon po ay nagde-deploy kami ng mga bagong [so now we will be deploying new] personnel to do the correction and we will ensure that more of them are added in the next two days para po tuloy tuloy at bumilis ang proseso ng pag-correct sa maling application po [so that we can resume and the process of correcting errors in applications goes faster]," the DFA official said.

Mangalile noted that the backlog consists of applications sent in at the end of July until the first week of August.

"Kino-correct ng ating team. Magtatagal 'yung kanilang paghihintay [Our team needs to correct the errors] They will have to wait for the release of their passport until the middle part of October," he added, citing the need to replenish personnel handling the said task.
More temporary passport sites

In a statement, the DFA said it is undertaking measures to deliver smoother consular services to the public amid complaints of long lines and slow release of passports.

Among them is to decongest the OCA in Aseana Business Park. The DFA said it will be relocating the passport-releasing site to Double Dragon Plaza also in Pasay City.

Passports will be released at the site from Mondays to Fridays—except on public holidays—from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The DFA is also opening more Temporary Offsite Passport Services (TOPS) sites in the National Capital Region (NCR) and other provinces in order to relieve the pressure on OCA Aseana and its 36 consular offices nationwide.

According to Mangalile, a TOPS will be opening in Laguna, Cebu, and Davao in the coming weeks. A TOPS was recently opened in Olongapo, he added.

"Aside from that, we plan to put up sites sa iba't ibang [in different] provinces like Iloilo, Pangasinan. All of these are to be located near existing consular offices, parang extension po ng ating [they're like an extension of our] offices," Mangalile noted.

According to the DFA, long lines experienced by applicants are due to the transfer of passport appointments to the main office in Aseana from consular offices in the NCR that had to temporarily close for disinfection.

"The situation was aggravated by the big number of applicants who were personally picking up their passports at the DFA following the severance of relations with the Department's previous courier service provider," it explained in a statement.

"Over [2,000] passports were rendered undeliverable due to erroneous addresses or the lack of authorization letters from applicants who were not personally present at their declared addresses. Said passports were then turned over to the DFA for release to the applicants themselves," it added.

The DFA assured that the OCA is "doing its best to serve clients in a timely manner."

"There is no need to go to DFA ASEANA very early in the morning to be able to avail of consular services within the day," it also said.

The DFA further said OCA's on-site staff was significantly reduced following a spate of COVID-19 positive cases among the members of its staff.

"This personnel and their close contacts within the offices were required to observe home isolation and be tested again before returning to work," it said.

"The Department requests the public's cooperation as it strives to deliver passport services to the public while ensuring the public's safety and health," it added.

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1492365/detail-errors-in-applications-lead-to-17000-passport-backlog-dfa-exec