Noting an increase in the number of Filipinos detained in the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf Cooperation Council-member countries, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday reiterated its appeal to Filipinos to refrain from submitting fake documents to gain employment.
In an advisory, the DFA also asked Filipinos to have their documents verified by the nearest Philippine embassy or Consulate General, as most Filipinos charged with falsification were unaware that they received fake documents from their relatives in the Philippines.
The DFA did not mention how many Filipinos were recently jailed in the UAE and GCC because of fake documents.
In an advisory, the DFA also asked Filipinos to have their documents verified by the nearest Philippine embassy or Consulate General, as most Filipinos charged with falsification were unaware that they received fake documents from their relatives in the Philippines.
The DFA did not mention how many Filipinos were recently jailed in the UAE and GCC because of fake documents.
