REGISTER AT SAUDI MINISTRY OF INTERIOR MACHINES AT MALLS?

UPDATE:

Nagrenew ako ng aking rehistro ng sasakyan sa Saudi Arabia gamit ng pagsign in online. Pagkatapos ko maprint ang resibo, pumunta ako sa Saudi Traffic Police na opisina sa Sahafa St. Jeddah at pagkalipas ng 15 minutes, ibinigay nila ang aking bago at updated na Estimara. Hindi na ako pumila at nagfill up ng form.

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Saudi Arabia OFW? Nakapagregister ka na ba sa MOI?

Bakit kailangan mong magparegister sa MOI Electronic or Internet Services?

www.moi.gov.sa

Meron pong madaling paraan para magenroll sa MOI E-Services
at napakadali lamang ng PROSESO.

Kapag nakakita kayo ng mga ganitong kulay green na machines sa mall o mga malalaking establishments o hospitals at banko, pwede po kayong magpaREGISTER.

Para sa kumpletong listahan ng mga SELF SERVICE MACHINE AND ACTIVATION CENTERS

ANO PO ANG PROSESO?

1. Pumunta sa pinakamalapit na Self-Service Machines pindutin ang ENGLISH at New Registration

2. Ilagay ang hinihinging numero ng inyong IQAMA NUMBER

3. Ilagay ang Index Finger sa ibaba ng screen, nakailaw ito ng blue, at pumupula kung nailagay na ang iyong Index Finger o Point Finger. Laging una ang kanan hintuturo. 

4. Kapag naging okay o natanggap ng system ang kanang hintuturo, hihingin niya na ilagay mo ulit ang kaliwang hintuturo. 

5. Kapag naging successful ang registration, hihingin niya ang inyong mobile number at ilalagay mo ito at pagkatapos ay makakatanggap ka ng SMS o text message na may kasamang code number, itatype mo ito to verify at sasabihin niya kung successful ang iyong registration.

LISTAHAN NG MGA LUGAR AT MALLS NA MAY MGA SELF SERVICE MACHINES NG MINISTRY OF INTERIOR NG SAUDI ARABIA.

City	Location
Riyadh	Riyadh Passports – King Fahd Road
Riyadh	Riyadh Passports – Flamingo Mall
Riyadh	Riyadh Civil Affairs – Washem Branch
Riyadh	Riyadh Civil Affairs – Morouj Branch
Riyadh	Riyadh Civil Affairs – Royal Mall Branch
Riyadh	Riyadh Civil Affairs – Royal Mall Branch Women Section
Riyadh	Nasriyah Traffic
Riyadh	Al-Sharg Traffic
Riyadh	Rawdah Traffic
Riyadh	Riyadh Region Governorate
Riyadh	MOL – Mursalat District
Riyadh	Chamber of Commerce – Dabab Road
Riyadh	STC – King Fahd Road Branch
Riyadh	STC – Al-Sewaidi Branch
Riyadh	King Khalid International Airport
Riyadh	Dove Plaza - Om Al Hamam, King Khalid Road
Riyadh	Riyadh Mall, 1st floor - Rawdah District
Riyadh	Dallah Hospital – Emergency Gate (4)
Riyadh	Al Remal Passports – Dammam Road
Riyadh	King Fahd Medical City – Main Building
Riyadh	Security Forces Hospital – Reception Gate
Deri'yya	Deri’yyah Passports
Deri'yya	Deri’yyah Civil Affairs
Kharj	Kharj Passports
Kharj	Kharj Civil Affairs
Hutat-bani-Tameem	Hutat-bani-Tameem Passports
Dawadmi	Dawadmi Passports
Al Zulfi	Al Zulfi Passports
Aflaj	Aflaj Passports
Al Majma'a	Al Majma'a Passports
Muzahmiyah	Muzahmiyah Passports
Quwaiyia	Quwaiyia Passports
Al Laith	Al Laith Traffic
Darma	Darma Traffic
Jeddah	Jeddah Passports – Kundara Branch
Jeddah	Jeddah Passports – Rehab Branch
Jeddah	Jeddah Passports – Tahliya Markets
Jeddah	Jeddah Passports – Sairafi Mall
Jeddah	Jeddah Civil Affairs  – Al Andalos Markets
Jeddah	Jeddah Civil Affairs
Jeddah	Jeddah Civil Affairs – Jawad Center
Jeddah	Jeddah Civil Affairs – Jawad Center (Women)
Jeddah	Sahafa Traffic
Jeddah	King Abdulaziz International Airport
Jeddah	Chamber of Commerce – Main Office
Jeddah	Al-Arab Mall – 2nd Floor
Jeddah	Aziz Mall – 1st Floor
Jeddah	Red Sea Mall – Gate No. 5
Jeddah	Stars Avenue Mall – King Abdulaziz Road, Gate C
Makkah	Makkah Passports
Makkah	Makkah Civil Affairs
Makkah	Al-Awali Traffic
Makkah	Makkah Region Governorate
Makkah	Deyafa Mall – Main Gate
Makkah	Makkah Mall – Gate 5
Qunfudah	Qunfudah Passports
Rabigh	Rabigh Passports
Tayef	Tayef Passports
Tayef	Tayef Civil Affairs
Madinah	Madinah Passports
Madinah	Madinah Civil Affairs
Madinah	Madinah Region Governorate
Madinah	Madinah Principality
Madinah	Madinah Traffic
Madinah	Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz International Airport
Yanbu	Yanbu Passports
Dammam	Dammam Passports
Dammam	Dammam Civil Affairs
Dammam	Dammam Civil Affairs – Al-Shati Mall
Dammam	Dammam Civil Affairs – Al-Shati Mall (Women)
Dammam	Western Dammam Traffic
Dammam	Eastern Region Governorate
Dammam	King Fahd International Airport
Dammam	STC – Al-Shati Branch
Dammam	Chamber of Commerce – Main Office
Dammam	Darain Mall – 1st floor
Khubar	Khubar Passport
Khubar	Khubar Civil Affairs
Jubail	Jubail Passports
Jubail	Jubail Civil Affairs
Hafr-el-Batin	Hafr-el-Batin Passports
Buraydah	Buraydah Passports
Buraydah	Buraydah Civil Affairs – Othaim Mall Branch
Buraydah	Qaseem Traffic Department – Al-Safaa District
Buraydah	Qaseem Region Governorate
Onaizah	Onaizah Passports
Onaizah	Onaizah Civil Affairs
Onaizah	Onaizah Mall – Gate No. 1
Al Rass	Al Rass Passports
Al Bekairiya	Al Bekairiya Passports
Hayel	Hayel Passports
Hayel	Hayel Region Governorate
Hafuf	Hafuf Passports
Hafuf	Hafuf Civil Affairs
Hafuf	Hafuf Traffic
Hafuf	Ahsa International Airport
Abha	Abha Passports
Abha	Abha Civil Affairs
Abha	Aseer Region Governorate
Bisha	Bisha Passports
Baha	Baha Passports
Baha	Baha Region Governorate
Tabouk	Tabouk Passports
Tabouk	Tabouk Civil Affairs
Tabouk	Tabouk Region  Governorate
Qurayyat	Qurayyat Civil Affairs
Jazan	Jazan Passports
Jazan	Jazan Civil Affairs
Jazan	Jazan Region Governorate
Najran	Najran Passports
Najran	Najran Civil Affairs
Al-Jouf	Jouf Region Governorate
Al-Jouf	Jouf Passports
Al-Jouf	Jouf Civil Affairs
Ar'ar	Ar'ar Civil Affairs
Ar'ar	Northern Border Region Governorate
Rafha	Rafha Passports

Kapag tapos na ang inyong registration, pwede kayo magLOG-IN sa 

PUBLIC QUERY FOR FINGERPRINT ENROLLMENT

Para sa mga may pamilya, may sasakyan at gustong maging updated sa kanilang record sa Ministry of Interior, makakatanggap kayo ng text kung narenew na ang Iqama, makikita niyo online ang inyong job designation o working visa status, makikita ang record ng mga dependents, sasakyan, insurance, health insurance, passport at iqama details, at marami pang iba, pwede kayong magregister dito.

REGISTRATION ONLINE

Sundan lang ang mga susunod na forms at ifill up ito. Kapag natapos na ito mafill-up, sundan ang messages kung kailangan pa ba itong iverify sa mga self-activation machines. 

TANDAAN: Wag kalimutan ang username at password at ang password ay laging CAPITAL letter ang first letter.

Ito ang dashboard kung successful ang inyong registration. Makikita niyo ang lahat ng information

Ang ibang larawan at infos ay galing sa MOI website at screenshot mula sa MOI website.

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FREE FACEBOOK ACCESS AND USAGE

DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN USE FACEBOOK FOR FREE? OPO, LIBRENG GAMIT SA FACEBOOK, KUNG WALA KANG INTERNET/WIFI O LOAD, AS LONG AS YOU HAVE VALID SIMCARD AT SMARTPHONE, PWEDE! 

The Facebook Zero is a project by Facebook inpartnerships with mobile phone internet based providers where you as customers can use FACEBOOK for free even you don't have credit load, or internet connection as long as you are using a simcard that belongs to Facebook partners. In the Philippines, you can use Globe or Touch Mobile Sim and in Saudi Arabia you can use STC Aljawal Sim.

Facebook free can be access in a text-based without video or images. You can see the link and when you click it, you have to pay some data usage. 

Free Facebook can be accessed by typing 0.facebook.com which include update of status, read your news feeds, you can LIKE, COMMENT in POSTS, SEND and REPLY to MESSAGES or send a MESSAGE to your friends and family TIMELINES.

(Ang mga photos ay makikita mo pa rin, kung icli-click mo ito pero may bayad na.)

Paano po ang gagawin? (What to do)

Make sure you have a valid simcard like the network provider listed below.

In Saudi Arabia, use STC, while in the Philippines, you can use Sun o Globe or Touch Mobile

Anong klaseng Smart Phone (What kind of phone)

3G o 4G Smartphones. May iilang Smartphone na 2G, subukan niyo rin po. Hindi ko pa nasubukan sa mga phablet at tablet pero kung walang simcard, seguradong hindi gagana.

Pagkatapos? (After that)

Magopen ng browser sa inyong Smartphone. 

Sa akin, ang ginagamit ko ay 

OPERA MOBILE 

NEXT BROWSER

DOLPHIN BROWSER

sa Android na Operating System

Kung minsan kung anong nakabuilt in na browser, yun ang gumagana. Itype ang 

    0.facebook.com     

ENJOY FACEBOOK!

These are the list of the initial 50 Network o Mobile Operators that provides free ACCESS to Facebook.

0.facebook.com
Country	Network Provider
Philippines	Globe, Sun, Smart
Saudi Arabia	STC
UAE	DU
KUWAIT	VIVA
BAHRAIN	VIVA
QATAR	VODAFONE
EGYPT	ETISALAT
HONGKONG	3
MALAYSIA	DIGI
THAILAND	DTAC
UK	3
US	T-MOBILE GO SMART
NEW ZEALAND	Telecom NZ
AUSTRALIA	TELSTRA
DENMARK	TELENOR
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC	VIVA
FINLAND	SAUNALAHTI
HUNGARY	T-MOBILE
INDIA	RELIANCE, VIDEOCON, AIRTEL
INDONESIA	3, AXIS, TELKOMSEL, XL
ROMANIA	VODAFONE
TURKEY	VODAFONE, TURKCELL, AVEA
FRANCE	SFR
IRELAND	3
CYPRUS	MTN
SINGAPORE	SINGTEL

Mark Zuckerberg mentioned about Philippines here in this video and the free internet provided by mobile operators in partnership with Facebook.

CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO ENLARGE 

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For OFWs: Saudi Labor Law in Tagalog

The following are guidelines, and Tagalog translation of the Saudi Labor Law as translated by Mr. Alex Asuncion. It is posted here with permission from the translator. We encourage other overseas Filipinos especially those who are in Saudi Arabia to share this very important post. 

For the English and Arabic version of the Saudi labor Law please visit the www.moi.gov.sa portal. 

Photo by Dennis Morales
Chemist, Jeddah, KSA

MGA GABAY NG OFW SA SAUDI ARABIA 

LABOR LAW OF SAUDI ARABIA HERE

LABOR LAW OF UAE HERE

LABOR LAW OF KUWAIT HERE

LABOR LAW OF QATAR HERE

LABOR LAW OF OMAN HERE

LABOR LAW OF BAHRAIN HERE

LABOR LAW OF JORDAN HERE

LABOR LAW OF EGYPT HERE

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The 2014 World's Top 10 Billionaires & Top 10 Most Eligible Billionaires

The 2014 FORBES LIST of Richest People on Earth

(ALL PHOTOS AND DATAS FROM FORBES.COM)

Overall Ranking

#1 Bill Gates$76 B

#2 Carlos Slim Helu & family$72 B

#3 Amancio Ortega

$64 B

SEE NEXT 10 HERE at FORBES LIST 

#4 Warren Buffett$58.2 B

#5 Larry Ellison$48 B

#6 Charles Koch$40 B

#6 David Koch$40 B

#8 Sheldon Adelson$38 B

#9 Christy Walton & family$36.7 B

#10 Jim Walton$34.7 B

THE MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELORS AND BILLIONAIRES

Drew Houston

Net worth: $1.2 billion Age: 30 

Cofounder and CEO of Dropbox

Albert von Thurn und Taxis

Net worth: $1.6 billion Age: 30 

A race car driving billionaire royal who lives in a castle

Eduardo Saverin

Net worth: $4.1 billion Age: 31 

Facebook cofounder and international man of mystery still owns about 2.2% of the social networking site

Robert Pera

Net worth: $2.7 billion Age: 35

Woo him with your knowledge of the Memphis Grizzlies, the NBA team Pera bought in 2012.

Yoshikazu Tanaka

Net worth: $1.6 billion Age: 37

Japan's most eligible bachelor, Yoshikazu Tanaka, has had a difficult year. Share price of his game site operator, Gree, has slumped by more than 20% over the past year. Impress this self-made billionaire with your skills in Knights & Dragons or Monster Quest.

Jack Dorsey

Net worth: $2.2 billion Age: 37

A certified masseur, the tattooed Jack Dorsey is one of Silicon Valley's most eclectic billionaires. He's started two billionaire dollar companies: microblogging service Twitter, 

Jan Koum

Net worth: $6.8 billion Age: 38

A new fortune this year, Jan Koum joined the billionaire ranks when Facebook announced that it was buying his mobile messaging startup WhatsApp for $19 billion in February

Jonathan Oringer

Net worth: $1.35 billion Age: 39

Jon Oringer, 39, became New York's first tech billionaire in 2013 thanks to the soaring value of Shutterstock, 

Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila

Age: 37 Net worth: $11.1 billion

The richest eligible bachelor, Santo Domingo Davila, seems to tick all the boxes. A dashing Harvard grad and avid art collector

Nicolas Berggruen

Net worth: $2 billion Age: 52 

Through a series of investments, Nicolas Berggruen has expanded the family fortune amassed by his father's art dealing.

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HOUSE BILL NO. 3576 MANDATORY TO SEND SUPPORT TO HIS OR HER LEGAL DEPENDENTS AS REQUIRED BY EXISTING LAWS

ANONG MASASABI NIYO MGA KABAYAN?

Ang kinatawan ng OFW Family Partylist na si Rep Roy V. Seneres ay nagfile ng House Bill 3576 na nagbibigay sa mga Ambassadors, Consul Generals, Charge d' Affairs ng karapatan para direktahan ang isang OFW na magpadala ng parte ng kanyang kinikita sa kanyang mga mga legal na dependents na naiwan sa Pilipinas dahil kung hindi ay posible itong maharang at hindi makapagrenew ng passport.

Ayun kay Seneres ang hindi pagpapadala ay likas na sa mga land based na OFWs hindi kagaya ng mga seaman na nagtratrabaho sa ibang bansa, at ang mga land based ay hindi sakop ng batas na NIREREQUIRE sa kanila na magremit ng kanilang sahod sa mga pamilya sa Pinas. 

Sa ilalim ng HB 3576, ang mga OFW ay mandatory na sundin ang batas na magpadala ng materyal, pinansiyal at moral na suporta sa mga miyembro ng kanilang pamilya sa Pilipinas habang nasa abroad. 

Ang bill ay nagbibigay ng karapatan sa Department of Foreign Affairs o DFA na kailangan ang isang OFW ay magbigay ng PROOF OF REMITTANCE  bilang requirement sa pagrerenew ng passport. Sa proposal na batas, kailangan rin ang mga kumpirmadong bank remittance, o resibo ng padala o Sworn Statement mula sa dependent na ang suporta ay binibigay nga at naibibigay nga sa kanila.

BASAHIN ANG KABUUANG BATAS DITO

HOUSE BILL NO. 3576 by OFW FAMILY PARTYLIST REPRESENTATIVE ROY SENERES

Principal Author: SEÑERES, ROY V.

Main Referral: OVERSEAS WORKERS AFFAIRS

Status: Pending with the Committee on OVERSEAS WORKERS AFFAIRS since 2013-12-16

AN ACT AUTHORIZING AMBASSADORS, CONSUL GENERALS, CHIEFS OF MISSIONS OR CHARGE D’ AFFAIRS TO ORDER AND DIRECT AN OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKER (OFW) TO SEND SUPPORT TO HIS OR HER LEGAL DEPENDENTS AS REQUIRED BY EXISTING LAWS

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:

SECTION 1. Remittance of Foreign Exchange Earnings. – Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), whether sea-based or land-based are required to remit regularly a portion of their foreign exchange earnings to their family or legal dependent recipient in the Philippines through the Philippine banking system or any authorized credit unions, money transfer operators or through the postal mail. Private employment agencies and other entities authorized by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) to recruit Filipino workers for overseas employment are similarly required to assist OFWs in the remittance of their foreign exchange earnings as provided for in this Act.

SEC. 2. Obligations and Duties of Overseas Filipino Workers. – It shall be the obligation and duty of every OFW to continue to observe and respect the laws, customs, traditions and practices of the Philippines wherever they may be. It shall also be the obligation and duty of every OFW to provide material or financial and moral support to one’s family or dependent in the Philippines during the period of overseas employment.

SEC. 3. Designated Recipient of Support. –The designated recipient of support of the OFW shall be one of those entitled to support from the OFW under existing laws. The designation of a recipient or dependent shall be in accordance with the enumeration in Article 195 of Executive Order No. 209, otherwise known as the “Family Code of the Philippines” which pertains to those who are obliged to support each other.

SEC. 4. Proof of Remittance. – For purposes of this Act, proof of compliance with the mandatory remittance requirement as mentioned in Section 1 hereof, may consist of any of the following documents showing that the OFW had in fact effected the aforesaid remittance to his or her designated recipient or dependent:
a) Confirmed bank (foreign) remittance receipt;
b) Receipt of International Postal Money Order;
c)  A Sworn Statement from the dependent that said support has already been satisfied and/or settled;

SEC. 5. Ambassadors, Consul Generals, Chiefs of Mission or Charge d’ Affairs Authorized to Withhold Renewal or Approval of Passport. – Passports issued to OFWs may be renewed by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) upon submission of the usual requirements and presentation of documentary proof of compliance to the remittance requirement provided for in this Act.  Upon receipt of a duly notarized Complaint for Support from any OFW dependent, which sworn statement duly authenticated by the Mayor or Governor of the dependent’s place of residence, Ambassadors, Consul Generals, Chiefs of Mission or Charge d’ Affairs are authorized to withhold the renewal or approval of the passport of an erring OFW unless proof of compliance of the remittance requirement of his financial support is submitted.

SEC. 6. Implementing Rules and Regulations. – Within sixty (60) days from the effectivity of this Act, the Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in consultation with the Secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), the Administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), the Administrator of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), shall promulgate the necessary rules and regulations for the effective implementation of this Act.

 SEC. 7. Non-impairment Clause. – Nothing in this Act shall be construed to diminish, impair or repeal the rights granted to OFWs under existing laws, rules and regulations.

SEC. 8.  Separability Clause. – If any provision or part of this Act is declared unconstitutional or invalid, the remaining parts or provisions not affected shall remain in full force and effect.

SEC. 9. Repealing Clause. – All laws, decrees, ordinances, rules and regulations and other issuances or parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this Act, are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.

SEC. 10.  Effectivity Clause. - This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after publication in the Official Gazette or in two (2) national newspapers of general circulation.

Copy of the House Bill here in Congress Fill Here

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