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Monday, June 07, 2021

Paano Maging Voluntary Member at Magkano ang Contribution sa SSS, Pag-IBIG at PhilHealth?





DAHIL sa coronavirus disease o Covid-19, marami ang nawalan ng trabaho at nagkaroon ng iba't-ibang pagkakitaan, may mga naging full-time freelancer, may nag-abroad at nag-trabaho bilang Overseas Filipino Workers o OFW at marami ang nag-simula ng online business na talaga namang kumikita sa panahon ngayon.

Dahil wala ka ng employer, responsibilidad mo na ngayon ang pagbabayad ng iyong Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth at SSS contribution na dati ay ginagawa ng kompanya mo para sa iyo.
Mula sa pagiging employed, voluntary contribution na ang gagawin ng mga taong nahiwalay sa kanilang trabaho.

Laging tandaan na importante pa rin na ipagpatuloy ang pagbabayad sa Pag-IBIG, SSS, at Philhealth bilang volunary member para tuloy-tuloy din ang pag-avail ng mga benepisyo gaya ng personal loan o housing loan, sickness, maternity, retirement benefits at iba pa.

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Narito ang mga bagay na dapat mong gawin kung pinaplano mong ipagpatuloy ang iyong voluntary contribution sa Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth at SSS.

Bago ka magsimulang mag-hulog ng voluntary contribution, kailangan mo munang i-update ang iyong membership sa Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth, at SSS, mula sa employed papuntang self-employed o OFW.

Para magawa ito, kailangan mong pumunta sa mga branches ng nabanggit na mga government agencies at mag-fill up ng form. Kailangan mo ring mag-presenta ng mga supporting documents.

Paano baguhin ang Pag-IBIG Membership Information?
  • Mag-download at mag-fill up ng Pag-IBIG Member’s Data Form (MDF).
  • Sa ilalim ng Under Membership Category, markahan ang angkop na status, OFW o self-employed
  • I-sumite ang natapos ng MFD form kasama ang mga supporting documents sa pinaka-malapit na Pag-IBIG branch
  • Kumuha ng Payment Order Form at magbayad sa Cash Division ng iyong Pag-IBIG contribution

Ano ang mga requirements para baguhin ang Pag-IBIG membership papuntang self-employed:
  • 2 valid IDs
  • Latest income tax return
  • Employee Statement of Accumulated Value
  • Business Permit or Mayor’s Permit
  • DTI or SEC registration under your name
Ano ang mga requirements para baguhin ang Pag-IBIG membership papuntang OFW:
  • Two 1×1 ID photos
  • Anumang valid ID kaya ng passport
  • Latest valid Contract of Employment na POEA stamp
  • Special Power of Attorney kung iba ang magsusumite ng iyong mga dokumento

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Paano naman i-update ang iyong PhilHealth Member Data Record?
  • I-download ang PhilHealth Member Registration Form (PMRF)
  • Sa kanang itaas na bahagi ng PMRF, lagyan ng check-mark ang For Updating
  • Punan ang form. Sa ilalim ng Membership Category and Informal Economy, piliin lamang ang nararapat na sagot.
– For OFWs, i-check ang Migrant Worker and Land Based o Sea Based.
– For freelancers, i-check ang Self-Earning Individual at ilagay ang iyong estimated monthly income.
  • Isumite ang natapos ng PMRF sa pinaka-malapit na PhilHealth branch. Sa mga OFWs naman, maari itong i-email sa ofp@philhealth.gov.ph.
  • Hintayin ang printed copy o email ng iyong updated PhilHealth Member Data Record o MDR.
Ano ang mga Philhealth requirement sa pagbabago ng membership papuntang OFW?

Ang mga OFWs ay maaaring mag-presenta ng alinman sa mga sumusunod na dokumento para sa updating ng kanilang membership sa voluntary contributions:
  • Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC)
  • Employment Contract
  • Working visa/re-entry form
  • Company ID issued by an overseas employer
  • Cash remittance receipt for money sent from abroad (at least two months before)
  • Valid ID or certificate issued in the country of employment

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Paano naman baguhin ang iyong SSS Membership Type?

Para sa Self-Employed SSS Members:
  • I-download at  punan ang dalawang kopya ng Member’s Data Change Request form (SSS Form E-4)
  • Piliin ang Change of Membership Type at To Self Employed. Sa ilalim ng nabanggit na field, ilagay ang nature ng iyong trabaho at buwanang kita.
  • Isumite ang napunan na form kasama na ang photocopy ng iyong Unified Multi-Purpose ID (UMID) card. I-presenta din ang iyong orihinal na UMID card.

Para sa mga OFWs:
  • I-download at punan ang tatlong kopya ng Contributions Payment Return (SSS Form RS-5)
  • Sa ilalim ng Type of Payor, lagyan ng check-mark sunod sa Overseas Filipino Worker.
  • I sumite ang napunan na form sa alinmang SSS branch kasama ang SSS contribution payment para sa applicable month o quarter. Ang SSS membership status mo ay magbabago sa OFW sakaling ma-post na ang iyong bayad.

Magkano ang voluntary contribution?

Gawing bahagi na ng iyong monthly budget ang iyong contribution sa Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth at SSS upang hindi mo ito makaligtaan.

Magkano ang Pag-IBIG Voluntary Contribution Rates?

Ang pinaka-mababang monthly savings o contribution para sa lahat na Pag-IBIG members kasama na ang mga freelancers at OFWs ay P200. Maaari mo itong dagdagan upang mas malaki ang makukuhang Pag-IBIG benefits.

Magkano ang PhilHealth Voluntary Rates?
  • Voluntary members: P300 kada buwan o P3,600 kada taon
  • Land-based OFWs: Hindi bababa sa P4,488 bawat taon, na maaaring bayaran ng advance para sa loob ng dalawa hanggang limang taon
  • Seafarers: Parehas sa mga employed PhilHealth members ang salary-based premium contribution rate ng mga seaman. Sa mga kumikita ng P40,000 at higit pa, nasa P1,100 ang magiging monthly contributions.
Magkano ang SSS voluntary contribution rates?

Self-employed ka man o OFW, ang SSS contribution rate mo ay 11% ng iyong monthly salary credit, na naka-base sa monthly income na ideneklara mo nang in-update mo ang iyong SSS membership records.

Sa mga OFWs, na ang minimum monthly salary credit ay P8,000, ang minimum SSS contribution ay P960. Sa mga OFWs naman na kumikitan ng P19, 750 o mas higit pa, maaari silang magbayad ng maximum contribution na P2,400.


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Sunday, July 28, 2019

How Much SSS Pension You Will Receive When You Retire?




Do you know how much you will receive from Social Security System (SSS) when you retire starting this 2019? If not then, this article is for you!

When Republic Act 11191 or the Social Security Act of 2018 or becomes a law, SSS increased the monthly contribution by 12 percent with an aim to provide better pension and benefits for members which means, the higher the contribution, the higher the pension.

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Retirees are entitled to an SSS pension increase of PHP 1,000 as approved by the president in 2017. So the next question would be, how much SSS pension will I received if I retire? Please take note that SSS pension is computed based on the following three factors;
  • Paid Contributions
  • Number of Active Years as an SSS member
  • Number of Dependent Minor Children You Have
There are three formulas used to compute your SSS pension, but the following formula will more lively give you the highest possible amount of pension.

Manual SSS Pension Computation

PHP 300 + 20% of average monthly salary credit (AMSC) + 2% of AMSC for each credited year of service (CYS) in excess of ten years + PHP 1,000

40% of the average AMSC + PHP 1,000

PHP 1,200 if CYS is somewhere between 10-20 years; PHP 2,400 if CYS is 20 years or more + PHP 1,000
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Here's a clear example:

You are earning PHP30,000 and has contributed to the SSS for 40 years. According to the new SSS contribution table effective April 2019, his AMSC is PHP 20,000. Here’s how your SSS pension computation will look like.

Monthly Pension (MP) = PHP 300 + (20% of AMSC) + [2% of AMSC x 30 years (40 years – 10)] + PHP 1,000

MP = PHP 300 + (0.20 x 20,000) + (0.02 x 20,000 x 30) + PHP 1,000

MP = PHP 300 + PHP 4,000 + PHP 12,000 + PHP 1,000

Monthly SSS Pension = PHP 17,300
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If you want an easy way to compute your SSS pension without formulas, there's SSS Retirement Benefit Estimator found on the SSS website. All you need to enter is your birthdate, the month and year when you started as an SSS member and your current monthly salary! Then enter the captcha code and click the ‘Compute’ button. The SSS calculator will show you two sets of monthly pension amounts: one for when you retire at age 60 and another for when you retire at 65. The SSS pension is higher if you choose retirement at age 65.

Now I guess you already know how much SSS pension you will receive when you retire? So will it be enough for your needs? If not, as early as you can, start investing in something or start a small business that will give you additional income when you retire. Take note that when we retire, we stop earning from our employer but our needs for food, medicine, and other things will continue.

 This article is filed under pension, SSS, social security system and retirement benefits.

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Wednesday, June 06, 2018

Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW!

Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral.
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Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral. But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS? 1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW: — The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings. Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form. — Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions. (Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc) (For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc) Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW. As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy — Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means, payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline). October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year. — You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g Php 1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than Php200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS?
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1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW:

— The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings.



Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form.
Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral. But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS? 1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW: — The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings. Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form. — Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions. (Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc) (For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc) Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW. As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy — Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means, payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline). October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year. — You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g Php 1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than Php200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
Read: Online Application For SSS Retirement Benefit For OFWs, Voluntary Members Now Ongoing



— Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions.


(Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc)

(For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc)

Read: How To Apply For Social Security Number ONLINE
Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral. But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS? 1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW: — The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings. Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form. — Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions. (Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc) (For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc) Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW. As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy — Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means, payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline). October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year. — You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g Php 1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than Php200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW.

As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy

— Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means,  payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline).

October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. 

So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year.
Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral. But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS? 1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW: — The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings. Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form. — Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions. (Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc) (For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc) Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW. As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy — Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means, payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline). October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year. — You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g Php 1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than Php200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
— You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g P1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than P200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
Just because we are earning big, we will now stop contributing to our Social Security System (SSS) membership. As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) it is important that we should continue to pay our SSS contribution regardless of how big we are earning now. SSS brings benefits to us from loan to sickness benefits to death or even funeral. But what happens if we stop working in the Philippines and now an OFW in other countries? What will happen to our membership? Can we continue to pay? If you are already an SSS member, of course, you can still continue your SSS membership while working abroad as an OFW. Aside from that don't you know that OFWs has many privileges to enjoy from SSS? 1. Working Abroad? Here's How to Continue Paying Your SSS Contribution as an OFW: — The most common perhaps. Assign a representative in the Philippines to pay your SSS contribution as an OFW member. It can be your spouse, your parents or siblings. Just make sure the representative is using your correct SS Number and check the OFW option in the SSS payment form. — Another option is to pay it yourself. You can directly remit your SSS contribution at any accredited collection partners abroad in your areas, such as banks and non-banks institutions. (Banks, for example, are Asia United Bank, Banco de Oro, Bank of Commerce, PNB, etc) (For non-banks, — I-remit, Lucky Money, Skyfreight, Ventaja, New York Bay Philippines Inc., Pinoy Express Hatid Padala Services, Inc. etc) Now that you know how to continue paying your SSS contribution, let's proceed to your privileges as OFW. As OFW SSS member, you have the following perks to enjoy — Only OFW SSS Members are allowed for retroactive payments. It means, payment of contributions for the months of January to December of a given year may be paid within the same year. For example, you can pay your whole year’s contribution (January – December) until December of the current year. While Employed, Self Employed and Voluntary members are only allowed to pay quarterly (e,g pay January to March contributions until April observing the check digit deadline). October to December of a given year may also be paid on or before the 31st of January of the succeeding year. However, past years and months can no longer be paid. So if you don't like paying your contribution abroad or assign a representative to make payments for you, do it while you're on your vacation once a year. — You are entitled to participate in SSS Flexi Fund. The SSS Flexi fund is a form of provident fund offered only for SSS OFW Member. The member should pay the maximum SSS Contribution Amount (e.g Php 1760/month ) and on top of that, contribute any amount not lower than Php200 to be credited to his/her Flexi Fund Account. Any contribution to the Flexi fund will be used for the member’s retirement, disability and death benefit. An early withdrawal is to be allowed anytime for urgent cash needs. Flexi Fund grants an annual incentive benefit (AIB) or dividend to qualified active members. The SSS Flexi Fund is a secured investment opportunity for the SSS OFW member since it is managed by the government.
Read More: How To Open SSS Flexi-Fund (INVESTMENT) For OFWs

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SSS Branches and Contact Info in Brunei, Singapore, Taiwan and Other Top Destinations of OFWs

Located in the Philippine embassies or consulates, Social Security System (SSS) offices abroad accepts applications for membership, benefits, and loans and performs data captures for those who apply for unified multi-purpose ID. The SSS continuously expanding its reach in overseas to serve a large number of Filipinos working or living abroad.
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Located in the Philippine embassies or consulates, Social Security System (SSS) offices abroad accepts applications for membership, benefits, and loans and performs data captures for those who apply for unified multi-purpose ID. The SSS continuously expanding its reach in overseas to serve a large number of Filipinos working or living abroad. In Asia, SSS has offices in Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Taipei, Brunei and Kuala Lumpur also in countries in the Middle East as top destinations of OFWs. Also, there are an SSS Offices in Europe located in London and Italy as well as in the United States and Canada. The following are their office address and contact information. 1. Brunei Embassy of the Philippines Simpang 336, Diplomatic Enclave, Kampung Kianggeh, Jalan KebangsaanBandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam 00673 Telefax No. (673) 222-1173 Email: brunei@sss.gov.ph Representative: Mary Jessielyn C. Sia 2. Hong Kong Philippine Consulate General 14th Floor, United Center Building 95 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong SAR Tel Nos: (852) 2143- 6394 2377-9556; 2528 – 6971 Email: hongkong@sss.gov.ph Representatives: Lucille Blesilda L. Simbol/ Rhea S. Balicas 3. Taiwan Kaohsiung Manila Economic & Cultural Office 9th Floor, Grand 50 Tower, No. 80 Min Tzu, 1st Road, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Mobile No. (+886) 90863-713 Representative: Glicelda J. Wu Taipei Manila Economic & Cultural Office 3rd Flr. No 33, Section 2, Jiangguo North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City 10479, Taiwan (R.O.C) Tel No. (8862) 2507-9187 Fax No. (8862) 2507-9181 Mobile No. (886) 926—382563 Email: taipei@sss.gov.ph Representative: Leslie P. De Leon 4. Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Embassy of the Philippines No. 1 Jalan Changkat Kia Peng 50450, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mobile No. +6011-24123488 Email: malayasia@sss.gov.ph Representative: Josefina Madura 5. Macau Philippine Consulate General Units 1404-1406, 14/F AIA Tower, Avenida Comercial de Macau, Macau SAR Mobile No. (853) 6641-8717 Email: mon_cheng03@yahoo.com Representative: Kristmond Rolly B. Cheng 6. Singapore Embassy of the Philippines 20 Nassim Road, Singapore 258395 Mobile No (65) 9759-2520 Email: singapore@sss.gov.ph Representative: Elena DG. Clemente Europe 1. London Embassy of the Philippines No. 11 Suffolk Street, London, SW1Y 4HG United Kingdom Tel Nos. (44207) 451-1830; (44208) 432-9864 Tel/Fax No. (44207) 930-4091 E-mail:london@sss.gov.ph Representative: Thelma V. Venturanza MILAN- Philippine Consulate General 2. Italy Via Stromboli #1 20144, Milan, Italy Telefax No. (3902) 4351-1953 Mobile Nos. (39) 32725-07214; 327289-9774 E-mail: milan@sss.gov.ph Representatives: Wilma M. Ortiz, Lester Paul S. Mala ROME – Embassy of the Philippines Via le delle Medaglie D’Oro 112-114,00136 Rome, Italy Tel No. (3906) 3973-9341 E-mail: rome@sss.gov.ph Representative: Jonna A. Cruzada Americas 1. United States San Francisco Philippine Consulate General 447 Sutter St, 7th Floor, Suite 701 San Francisco, California. USA 94108 Tel No. 1415-7570641 E-mail: sanfo@sss.gov.ph Representative: Marites C. Marin 2. Canada Toronto Philippine Consulate General 202 160 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P 3B5 Tel Nos (1416) 485-2999; 485-2888; 485-2881 E-mail: toronto@sss.gov.ph Representative: Roberto V. Roldan International Toll-Free Nos.: Asia Hongkong: 001-800-0225-5777 Singapore: 001-800-0225-5777 Malaysia: 00-800-0225-5777 Taiwan: 00-800-0225-5777 Brunei: 801-4275 Europe Italy: 00-800-0225-5777 UK: 00-800-0225-5777
In Asia, SSS has offices in Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Taipei, Brunei and Kuala Lumpur also in countries in the Middle East as top destinations of OFWs. Also, there are an SSS Offices in Europe located in London and Italy as well as in the United States and Canada. The following are their office address and contact information.
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Asia



1. Brunei

Embassy of the Philippines

Simpang 336, Diplomatic Enclave, Kampung Kianggeh, Jalan KebangsaanBandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam 00673

Telefax No. (673) 222-1173

Email: brunei@sss.gov.ph

Representative: Mary Jessielyn C. Sia

2. Hong Kong
Philippine Consulate General
14th Floor, United Center Building
95 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong SAR
Tel Nos: (852) 2143- 6394
2377-9556; 2528 – 6971
Email: hongkong@sss.gov.ph
Representatives: Lucille Blesilda L. Simbol/ Rhea S. Balicas

3. Taiwan
Kaohsiung
Manila Economic & Cultural Office
9th Floor, Grand 50 Tower, No. 80 Min Tzu, 1st Road, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Mobile No. (+886) 90863-713
Representative: Glicelda J. Wu

Taipei
Manila Economic & Cultural Office
3rd Flr. No 33, Section 2, Jiangguo North Road,
Zhongshan District, Taipei City 10479, Taiwan (R.O.C)
Tel No. (8862) 2507-9187
Fax No. (8862) 2507-9181
Mobile No. (886) 926—382563
Email: taipei@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Leslie P. De Leon

4. Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Embassy of the Philippines
No. 1 Jalan Changkat Kia Peng 50450,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mobile No. +6011-24123488
Email: malayasia@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Josefina Madura

5. Macau
Philippine Consulate General
Units 1404-1406, 14/F AIA Tower, Avenida Comercial de Macau, Macau SAR
Mobile No. (853) 6641-8717
Email: mon_cheng03@yahoo.com
Representative: Kristmond Rolly B. Cheng

6. Singapore
Embassy of the Philippines
20 Nassim Road, Singapore 258395
Mobile No (65) 9759-2520
Email: singapore@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Elena DG. Clemente

Europe

1. London 
Embassy of the Philippines
No. 11 Suffolk Street, London,
SW1Y 4HG United Kingdom
Tel Nos. (44207) 451-1830; (44208) 432-9864
Tel/Fax No. (44207) 930-4091
E-mail:london@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Thelma V. Venturanza

Italy
1. Milan
Philippine Embassy
Via Stromboli #1 20144, Milan, Italy
Telefax No. (3902) 4351-1953
Mobile Nos. (39) 32725-07214; 327289-9774
E-mail: milan@sss.gov.ph
Representatives: Wilma M. Ortiz, Lester Paul S. Mala

2. Rome
Philippine Embassy
Via le delle Medaglie D’Oro 112-114,00136 Rome, Italy
Tel No. (3906) 3973-9341
E-mail: rome@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Jonna A. Cruzada

Americas

1. United States

San Francisco
Philippine Consulate General
447 Sutter St, 7th Floor, Suite 701
San Francisco, California. USA 94108
Tel No. 1415-7570641
E-mail: sanfo@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Marites C. Marin

2. Canada

Toronto
Philippine Consulate General
202 160 Eglinton Avenue East,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P 3B5
Tel Nos (1416) 485-2999; 485-2888; 485-2881
E-mail: toronto@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Roberto V. Roldan

International Toll-Free Nos.:

Asia
  • Hongkong: 001-800-0225-5777
  • Singapore: 001-800-0225-5777
  • Malaysia: 00-800-0225-5777
  • Taiwan: 00-800-0225-5777
  • Brunei: 801-4275
Europe
  • Italy: 00-800-0225-5777
  • UK: 00-800-0225-5777

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SSS Branches and Contact Info in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar & Bahrain

As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW), it is important that we continue to pay our membership contribution in Social Security System (SSS) wherever we are in the world. We all know that working abroad is not forever, that is why we should secure our retirement pension. As a member of SSS, we are entitled to its benefits such loan, sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, even death or funeral.
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As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW), it is important that we continue to pay our membership contribution in Social Security System (SSS) wherever we are in the world. We all know that working abroad is not forever, that is why we should secure our retirement pension. As a member of SSS, we are entitled to its benefits such loan, sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, even death or funeral. Shout out for OFWs in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain. Here is the list of SSS Branches and Contact Information in the Middle East where you can go for different kinds of transactions or check your membership. Saudi Arabia 1. Al Khobar Adress: Philippine Overseas Labor Office Ground Floor, Gulf Center Building, Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9665) 5890-3597 Foreign Representative: John L. Sibbaluca Email Address: alkhobar@sss.gov.ph 2. Jeddah Address: Philippine Consulate General, 4663 Al Fajer Street, Al-Rehab District 3 P.O. Box 4794, Jeddah, KSA Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9662) 6670925 Foreign Representative: Michael DG. Ingal Email Address: jeddah@sss.gov.ph 3. Riyadh Address: Embassy of the Philippines Site D4, Collector Road C, Diplomatic Quarters, Riyadh 11693, KSA, P.O. Box 94366 Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9665) 54782440 Foreign Representative: Danilo Q. Calape Email Address: riyadh@sss.gov.ph To contact SSS in Saudi via the 1-800 International Toll-Free Call Services, dial 800-863-0022. Or you may email your SSS concerns to ofw.relations@sss.gov.ph. United Arab Emirates (UAE) 1. Abu Dhabi Address: Embassy of the Philippines, W-48, Street No. 8, Sector 2-23, Plot 51, Al Qubaisat, Abu Dhabi, UAE Mobile No. (97150) 908-9407 Representative: Ruel A. Velasco Email: abudhabi@sss.gov.ph 2. Dubai Philippine Overseas Labor Office 35 Beirut Street Extension 2, Al Qusais 3, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Mobile No. (971) 5621-23426 E-mail:dubai@sss.gov.ph Representative: Lydia E. Cabagnot Qatar 1. Doha Address: Philippine Overseas Labor Office Corner Al Furat St. 960 & Al Qaisoum St. 827, Onaiza Area, Doha, State of Qatar, P.O Box 24900 Tel. No. (974) 448078599 Mobile no. (974) 661-43076 Emai: doha@sss.gov.ph Representative: Migchael D. Ingal Kuwait 1. Kuwait Philippine Overseas Labor Office Villa 152, Block, Nouman Bin Basher Street, Corner Damascus Road, Failha, The State of Kuwait. P.O. Box No 26288 Mobile No. (+965) 6097-1901 Email: kuwait@sss.gov.ph Representative: Jeremy M. Redulla Bahrain 1. Bahrain Address: Embassy of the Philippines Villa No. 939, Road No. 31952, Block 332 Mahooz Area Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain Mobile No. (973 3690-6218 E-mail:bahrain sss.gov.ph Representative: Edre G. Bayno You can also call SSS Branches using toll-free cal services numbers; UAE – 800-0639-0038 Saudi Arabia – 800-863-0022 Qatar – 00800-100-260 Bahrain – 8000-6094 With the above-mentioned SSS Branches and Contact information, you can do the following; Registration and issuance of new SSS numbers for members in the regular and Flexi Fund programs Verification of previously issued SSS number Verification of SSS Contributions Summary Verification of loans previously availed(short-term and housing loans) Assisting members in the proper accomplishment of registration and payment forms Receiving and screening of SSS Loan applications(Salary Loans) Receiving of requests for data amendment Receiving and screening of SSS Claim applications(Sickness, Maternity, Disability, Death, Retirement and Funeral claims) Forwarding of requests from members pertaining to the disposition of their SSS checks Conduct of information dissemination to OFWs in their respective place of work by appointment and with proper coordination with the Philippine Embassy Receive applications for the Unified Multi-Purpose ID
Shout out for OFWs in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain. Here is the list of SSS Branches and Contact Information in the Middle East where you can go for different kinds of transactions or check your membership.
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Saudi Arabia
1. Al Khobar

Adress: Philippine Overseas Labor Office Ground Floor, Gulf Center Building, Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9665) 5890-3597

Foreign Representative: John L. Sibbaluca

Email Address: alkhobar@sss.gov.ph


2. Jeddah
Address: Philippine Consulate General, 4663 Al Fajer Street, Al-Rehab District 3 P.O. Box 4794, Jeddah, KSA
Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9662) 6670925
Foreign Representative: Michael DG. Ingal 
Email Address: jeddah@sss.gov.ph

3. Riyadh
Address: Embassy of the Philippines Site D4, Collector Road C, Diplomatic Quarters, Riyadh 11693, KSA, P.O. Box 94366
Contact Numbers: Tel No. (9665) 54782440
Foreign Representative: Danilo Q. Calape
Email Address: riyadh@sss.gov.ph

To contact SSS in Saudi via the 1-800 International Toll-Free Call Services, dial 800-863-0022. Or you may email your SSS concerns to ofw.relations@sss.gov.ph.

Read: SSS Retirement: Am I Qualified For Pension If There's A Gap On My Contributions?

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
1. Abu Dhabi 

Address: Embassy of the Philippines,

W-48, Street No. 8, Sector 2-23, Plot 51, Al Qubaisat, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Mobile No. (97150) 908-9407
Representative: Ruel A. Velasco
Email: abudhabi@sss.gov.ph

2. Dubai
Philippine Overseas Labor Office
35 Beirut Street Extension 2, Al Qusais 3, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Mobile No. (971) 5621-23426
E-mail:dubai@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Lydia E. Cabagnot


Qatar

1. Doha
Address: Philippine Overseas Labor Office
Corner Al Furat St. 960 & Al Qaisoum St. 827,
Onaiza Area, Doha,
State of Qatar, P.O Box 24900
Tel. No. (974) 448078599
Mobile no. (974) 661-43076
Emai: doha@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Migchael D. Ingal

Kuwait

1. Kuwait
Philippine Overseas Labor Office
Villa 152, Block, Nouman Bin Basher Street,
Corner Damascus Road, Failha,
The State of Kuwait. P.O. Box No 26288
Mobile No. (+965) 6097-1901
Email: kuwait@sss.gov.ph
Representative: Jeremy M. Redulla

Bahrain

1. Bahrain
Address: Embassy of the Philippines
Villa No. 939, Road No. 31952, Block 332
Mahooz Area Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
Mobile No. (973 3690-6218
E-mail:bahrain sss.gov.ph
Representative: Edre G. Bayno

Read: Online Application For SSS Retirement Benefit For OFWs, Voluntary Members Now Ongoing

You can also call SSS Branches using toll-free cal services numbers;

UAE – 800-0639-0038
Saudi Arabia – 800-863-0022
Qatar – 00800-100-260
Bahrain – 8000-6094

With the above-mentioned SSS Branches and Contact information, you can do the following;
  • Registration and issuance of new SSS numbers for members in the regular and Flexi Fund programs
  • Verification of previously issued SSS number
  • Verification of SSS Contributions Summary
  • Verification of loans previously availed(short-term and housing loans)
  • Assisting members in the proper accomplishment of registration and payment forms
  • Receiving and screening of SSS Loan applications(Salary Loans)
  • Receiving of requests for data amendment
  • Receiving and screening of SSS Claim applications(Sickness, Maternity, Disability, Death, Retirement and Funeral claims)
  • Forwarding of requests from members pertaining to the disposition of their SSS checks
  • Conduct of information dissemination to OFWs in their respective place of work by appointment and with proper coordination with the Philippine Embassy
  • Receive applications for the Unified Multi-Purpose ID

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