HELP! IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS

[LiCious N LizZie 0]

hi all. my fiancee is working in the local government as a CASUAL (not permanent) employee. She will be resigning with her work on friday august 26. As for the list of immigration requirements are the passport, visa, cfo certificate, xray cd, and AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL for govt employees. According to the website of Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines says: (http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=239&Itemid=37 )

Government officials and employees traveling abroad WHILE LEAVE OF ABSENCE need written travel authority from their respective Department heads, EXCEPT those with the rank of Assistant Secretary and above, who need the travel clearance/approval from the Office of the President. (Memorandum issued by Commissioner Rufus B. Rodriguez dated July 12, 2000).

My fiance will be leaving on next month and she is curious if she still need to acquire this TRAVEL AUTHORITY since by the time she leaves the Phil, she is already resigned or no longer in the service. She will secure (1)copy letter of resignation, (2)Cert of employment and (4) service records that indicates the date of her resignation and (5)work clearance to support that she doesnt have any liability on the government anymore.

do u think my fiance still need to acquire this authority to travel?

have anyone of u have the same case of my fiance? Any opinions will be appreciated. hope to hear from u guys. thanks in advance. :-s

[020871 2]

hi all. my fiancee is working in the local government as a CASUAL (not permanent) employee. She will be resigning with her work on friday august 26. As for the list of immigration requirements are the passport, visa, cfo certificate, xray cd, and AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL for govt employees. According to the website of Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines says: (http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=239&Itemid=37 )

Government officials and employees traveling abroad WHILE LEAVE OF ABSENCE need written travel authority from their respective Department heads, EXCEPT those with the rank of Assistant Secretary and above, who need the travel clearance/approval from the Office of the President. (Memorandum issued by Commissioner Rufus B. Rodriguez dated July 12, 2000).

My fiance will be leaving on next month and she is curious if she still need to acquire this TRAVEL AUTHORITY since by the time she leaves the Phil, she is already resigned or no longer in the service. She will secure (1)copy letter of resignation, (2)Cert of employment and (4) service records that indicates the date of her resignation and (5)work clearance to support that she doesnt have any liability on the government anymore.

do u think my fiance still need to acquire this authority to travel?

have anyone of u have the same case of my fiance? Any opinions will be appreciated. hope to hear from u guys. thanks in advance. :-s

in my point of view, if she will resigned, no need. apart from it, she worked as a CASUAL employee therefore she is not a regular government emp so no need to have or secure travel authority. Yes secure items # 1 to 4 just to make sure she doesn't have any liability. What government agency is she working anyway?

[maria6 4]

hi all. my fiancee is working in the local government as a CASUAL (not permanent) employee. She will be resigning with her work on friday august 26. As for the list of immigration requirements are the passport, visa, cfo certificate, xray cd, and AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL for govt employees. According to the website of Bureau of Immigration of the Philippines says: (http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=239&Itemid=37 )

Government officials and employees traveling abroad WHILE LEAVE OF ABSENCE need written travel authority from their respective Department heads, EXCEPT those with the rank of Assistant Secretary and above, who need the travel clearance/approval from the Office of the President. (Memorandum issued by Commissioner Rufus B. Rodriguez dated July 12, 2000).

My fiance will be leaving on next month and she is curious if she still need to acquire this TRAVEL AUTHORITY since by the time she leaves the Phil, she is already resigned or no longer in the service. She will secure (1)copy letter of resignation, (2)Cert of employment and (4) service records that indicates the date of her resignation and (5)work clearance to support that she doesnt have any liability on the government anymore.

do u think my fiance still need to acquire this authority to travel?

have anyone of u have the same case of my fiance? Any opinions will be appreciated. hope to hear from u guys. thanks in advance. :-s

Any government employee regardless of appointment (permanent, casual, contractual) shall secure written travel authority when traveling abroad. Since your fiancee is resigning, she doesn't need to secure one.

[LiCious N LizZie 0]

Any government employee regardless of appointment (permanent, casual, contractual) shall secure written travel authority when traveling abroad. Since your fiancee is resigning, she doesn't need to secure one.

thanks guys. Shes working in City Hall of San Fernando, Pampanga

[jrdr22 0]

do i need to secure travel clearance even if i already resigned in the government hospital iam working before? please hell me.

[Hank_ 9,173]

do i need to secure travel clearance even if i already resigned in the government hospital iam working before? please hell me.

Trying starting a new topic, this one died back in 2011.

You timeline is blank what type of visa are you chasing?

[Edavie 0]

I have the same case. I will be resigning in my job as a public high school teacher. My flight is in November. Do I still need to have a travel clearance? Thanks.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

I have the same case. I will be resigning in my job as a public high school teacher. My flight is in November. Do I still need to have a travel clearance? Thanks.

Yours is just like hers. You do not need a travel clearance.

If you have questions please post them in a new thread as this thread is OLD and there can be more up to date information but the thread could be missed, causing you not to get the answers you are looking for.

[zhylie27 0]

Good day. I am working as a contractual employee in DENR and i'm travelling in Thailand this Nov. 2015. Do i need to secure a written travel authority?

[Greenbaum 12,258]

Good day. I am working as a contractual employee in DENR and i'm travelling in Thailand this Nov. 2015. Do i need to secure a written travel authority?

The question has been answered. Please read the posts to determine where your case falls. See the links in the earlier post.