Pinaalalahanan ng Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) ang overseas Filipino workers sa Europe na mag-ingat at sumunod sa mga bagong patakaran sa border control sa mga bansa sa loob ng Schengen Area.
Pinaalalahanan ng Department of Migrant Workers ang overseas Filipino workers sa Europe na mag-ingat at sumunod sa mga bagong patakaran sa border control sa mga bansa sa loob ng Schengen Area.
“In view of the foregoing, the public and OFWs in Europe are reminded to exercise caution in crossing borders within the Schengen Area and to always have in their possession their valid passports, visa, or residence permits, and other pertinent documents when traveling,” ayon sa DMW.
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