Guevarra said Chinese nationals are welcome to work in the Philippines for as long as they comply with all the legal requirements. | T2TupasINQ
“We have our labor laws. They can come here provided they have a visa or if they want to work, they must pay their taxes. As long as our rules are followed, I don’t see anything wrong…We have to see to it that our rules are followed,” Carpio told reporters on the sidelines of the Legal Education Summit at the Manila Hotel.
For his part Guevarra said Chinese nationals are welcome to work in the Philippines for as long as they comply with all the legal requirements.
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