Immigration officials released 52 Taiwanese and Chinese tourists on Tuesday night, almost 12 hours after they were taken to the Bureau of Immigration office here for verification of their passports and other travel documents.
The Bureau of Immigration deported 21 Taiwanese nations suspected of being part of an international syndicate engaged in credit card fraud and cybercrimes.
The Philippine Overseas Employment Agency is warning Filipinos seeking employment abroad about e-mail scams offering jobs as nannies in the United States.
Here’s something to think about: Filipinos enjoy the greatest amount of freedom on the Internet in Asia, according to a new report.
More than 300 foreigners, suspected members of a cybercrime and human trafficking syndicate, were arrested in simultaneous raids in Quezon City, Marikina City, and Cainta and Antipolo City in Rizal province on Thursday.
MANILA, Philippines–Saying it was another illegal recruitment scheme, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration on Monday warned job seekers about Internet scams offering hospital jobs in North America with “no experience required.” POEA chief Hans Leo Cacdac said these scammers, through e-mail, offer jobs in prestigious hospitals in Canada and the United States “without any fees” [...]
