Here's how:
1. Submit the following docs to "your" dost regional office:
- Letter of request. (just ask me if you want a copy!:)
- TOR
-and ur COEs (certificates of employment)
2. Follow-up the status of ur application like a week after you submitted the requirements by calling up
the regional office where u filed. Or, you can contact directly the head office in Taguig: (+632)837-1333 and look for Sir Dante.
3. He will be sending you a soft copy of a "bank stub" indicating the amount that you need to pay and their account number thru email.
4. Pay for the exact amount thru any Landbank branch.
5. Once paid, scan a copy of the receipt and email to marlon_a_a@yahoo.com.
6. Call the main office to confirm that u already paid.
7. After bout 3 days, the head office will be sending the CLEARANCE to ur regional office.
8. You can then claim ur clearance from there!
EASY!!
If you want to know the amount, i have here a copy!;p
I've read in one of the blogs that upon getting the temporary clearance from DOST you still need to go to the Bureau of Immigration to get an "Allow Departure Order" slip. Is this true? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi Karissa!
ReplyDeleteYes, i think so too but i guess it depends on where you are traveling. If its to a country that does not require a visa, it is not necessary. I even know someone who went to SG with only passport and tickets with him. NO NBI CLEARANCE! MEANING, NO DOST TEMP CLEARANCE!:)
However,it would be safer to get temp. clearance and "allow departure order" before u travel just to make sure no one can stop u from going OUT.:)
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ReplyDeletehello...the term here is "pay". is this different from posting a cash bond? like you will be able to get your money back from DOST after the intended out of country travel.
ReplyDeletehello! sorry for the very late response.
ReplyDeleteyou're right, u just deposit the amount to Landbank. And yes, you can get the exact amount after you submit all the necessary post travel requirments. :)
How much did you pay for the cash bond?
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