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Tuesday, September 22, 2020

5 Easy Steps on How to Pay Your Pag-IBIG Loan Online!




Dahil sa internet, mas naging madali ang buhay lalo na ngayong panahon ng pandemya dahil sa coronavirus kung saan, hindi advisable ang lumabas kung hindi naman talaga kailangan o importante.

At dahil din sa internet, maraming bagay na ang nagagawa online kabilang na rito ang pag-order ng pagkain, pag-grocery, pag-shopping, maging sa pagbayad ng mga utility bills.
Siyempre, hindi din pahuhuli ang mga government agencies gaya ng Pag-IBIG Fund kung online ang pag-uusapan. Ito'y dahil maari na ring mag-apply ng loan at magbayad ng loan online!

Sa post na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano mag-bayad ng loan online sa pamamagitan ng Virtual Pag-IBIG! 




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Uri ng Pag-IBIG Loan na maaring bayaran online
  • Housing Loan
  • Multi-Purpose Loan
  • Calamity Loan
Narito ang limang simpleng steps kung paano mag-bayad ng mga loan sa Pag-IBIG sa online. Maliban sa pagbabayad ng loan, alam mo ba na maari ka ring mag-bayad ng iyong mandatory contribution o regular savings online at voluntary savings sa Pag-IBIG? Yes, pwedeng-pwede na po yan sa pamamagitan ng Virtual Pag-IBIG!


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STEP 1

Pumili lamang sa tatlong uri ng loan kung alin ang iyong babayaran.

Kung housing loan ang babayaran, i-enter lamang ang Housing Account Number.
Pag-IBIG MID Number naman ang hinihingi kung ikaw ay magbabayad ng Multi-Purpose o Calamity Loan.

Sa pamamagitan ng Housing Account Number o Pag-IBIG MID Number, malalaman ng Pag-IBIG ang account name ng borrower na automatic na lalabas sa 'Borrower's Name'.

Huwag kalimutang pumili at i-check ang member category — local o overseas.

Ilagay lamang ang halaga ng amortization at automatic din na ika-calculate ng Pag-IBIG website ang magiging convenience fee o service charge na 1.75% sa halagang iyong ibabayad.

Ilagay lamang ang iyong mobile number o email address para sa payment confirmation.

I-enter ang captcha code. Basahin at i-check ang 'I Agree with the Terms and Condition'.

I-click lamang ang "Next".




STEP 2

Makikita mo dito ang summary ng mga impormasyong iyong ibinigay sa STEP 1. I review lamang ito at kung tama, i-click ang proceed.

Kung may nais ka namang baguhin, i-click lamang ang "Back" at babalik ito sa STEP — 1.


STEP 3

Maaari mong bayaran ang iyong Pag-IBIG loan sa pamamagitan ng Credit o Debit Card.

I-enter lamang ang pangalan, card number, expiration nito at CVV.

Makikita mo rin dito ang total ammount na babayaran mo.

I-click lamang ang proceed.



STEP 4

Hihingan ka ng Pag-IBIG ng OTP o One-time-password na i-sesend sa iyong mobile number.

 I-enter lamang ito at i-click ang 'Submit'.




STEP 5

I-check ang iyong email. Agad na magpapadala ng resibo ang PayMaya bilang partner ng Pag-IBIG Fund sa kanilang Online Payment.

Sa resibo na ito, makikita mo ang iyong transaction number, petsa kung kailan ka nagbayad, payment method, at total amount na iyong ibinayad!


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Monday, June 11, 2018

4 Easy Steps on How Pay Your Passport Processing Fees Online

Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers.
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Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time.
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Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers.



With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online.



The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online!



Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment

Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
  • Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system.
  • Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport.
  • Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT.
  • Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT.
  • You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. 
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers.
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
  • Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee.
  • You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt.
  • One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number.
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee.
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
Your passport appointment packet contains the following:
  • Checklist with your indicated schedule
  • Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number
  • Two (2) copies of the e-receipt
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment.
Planning to apply for a passport? The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that passport applicants will soon be able to pay passport processing fees online or through designated payment centers. DFA said earlier that this system will prevent fixers from reserving slots and selling them to passport applicants and will improve show-up rates. Before the year-ends, the DFA will open an online payment portal where applicants can pay their processing fees ahead of time. Passport applicants can choose between paying through debit or credit card transactions or pay in cash through over-the-counter transactions in selected banks and payment centers. With this, the DFA already posted a video on its website and in DFA's online page on how to be able to process passports and pay online. The following are four easy steps on How to Pay Your Passport Fees Online! Step 1 — Visits passport.gov.ph and schedule your appointment 1. Read all the reminders carefully before agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the online appointment system. 2. Choose a DFA consular office where you wish to apply for or renew your passport. 3. Carefully review all the details of your applications before clicking SUBMIT. 4. Choose your desired passport processing type (expedited or regular processing) before clicking PROCEED TO PAYMENT. 5. You will receive an email your reference number. Take note of this number. Step 2 — Pay your passport processing fee at any of our authorized payment centers. 1. Present your reference number at the payment center upon payment of the passport processing fee. 2. You will be issued a receipt. Make sure to keep this receipt. 3. One reference number corresponds to one transaction. If you are paying for multiple reference numbers, you need to pay separately for each reference number. Step 3 — Print out the confirmed appointment packet that will be emailed to you after you have paid your passport processing fee. Your passport appointment packet contains the following: Checklist with your indicated schedule Application form with the bar code, appointment reference number, and e-receipt number Two (2) copies of the e-receipt Step 4 — Personally show up at the DFA consular office on the date and time indicated in your appointment. Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.
  • Make sure to bring a PRINTED COPY of your confirmed passport appointment packet and other required documents and IDs.

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Wednesday, January 18, 2017

OFWs, soon you can pay OWWA membership thru LandBank online


Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) will be experiencing soon a fast, easy and more accessible way in paying their membership in Overseas Welfare Workers Administration (OWWA). Last January 17, OWWA entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Landbank of the Philippines (LBP) for the implementation of online payment of OWWA membership thru Electronic Payment Portal (ePP) of the bank. The ePP, is an internet-based payment system of the LandBank.



Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) will be experiencing soon a fast, easy and more accessible way in paying their membership in Overseas Welfare Workers Administration (OWWA).

Last January 17, OWWA entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Landbank of the Philippines (LBP) for the implementation of online payment of OWWA membership thru Electronic Payment Portal (ePP) of the bank.

The ePP, is an internet-based payment system of the LandBank.

This system will be accessible to Balik Manggagawa OFWs who need to renew their OWWA membership by allowing them to pay their contributions via the internet using any of the payment options offered by the LandBank.

According to OWWA Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac, this collaboration with LandBank will provide OWWA members with faster and more accessible means of renewing their membership.

 Cacdac added that they are continually working hard to integrate programs that will enhance services given to their clients, the OFWs.

 SEE ALSO:

DOLE Assist WELL (Welfare, Employment, Livelihood, Legal) to Help Repatriated OFWs and Those Who Lost Their Jobs

OWWA's PROGRAM "BALIK PILIPINAS, BALIK HANAPBUHAY" BENEFITS OFWS

OWWA TO OFWS: BE AN ACTIVE MEMBERS TO GET BENEFITS

DTI OPENS OFW LANES AT NEGOSYO CENTERS

Good News! OFW Hospital Proposed In Senate Bill 1282








How to use the Electronic Payment Portal, internet-base payment system of the LandBank? Here's a sample since as of writing OWWA is not yet in the system.

1. Just log on to https://epaymentportal.landbank.com/


2. Click the "Pay Bills" in the upper left menu.



3. In the alphabet display, Click letter "O" stands for Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) membership fee. 

 *as of writing OWWA is not yet in the system so we choose other option.

4. Choose your payment option and provide the information needed.

5. Click submit.





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