From November, Chinese citizens will again be able to apply for e-visas for up to 14 days of travel in the Philippines.

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From November, Chinese citizens will again be able to apply for e-visas for up to 14 days of travel in the Philippines.

CEBU CITY, Cebu (PIA) – For 2025, Region 7 exceeded its child-labor profiling target, recording 7,892 child laborers against its goal of 7,560. Most of the children profiled were from Negros Oriental, ...

The Court of Tax Appeals (CTA) has ordered the release of over ?40 million worth of imported rice seized by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) in June on suspicion of smuggling ...

In its latest move, Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. has launched Adrenalin Max 2.0, the next-generation human capital management (HCM) platform that redefines how over 7,900 RCBC employees across 450 ...

CEBU business and academic leaders have urged young innovators to build more grit and perseverance as many promising startup ...

The number of Philippine exporters has dropped to around 4,000 from over 6,000 five years ago, driven by rising costs, ...

Sailors' Society has announced in a press release that it reached areas most devastated by recent earthquakes in the Philippines to deliver food, water and psychological support to struggling ...

As Oh! Caraga stages its first full-length solo concert, the Vispop band envisions Cebu as a creative hub where Bisaya music can thrive ...

Secretary Rex Gatchalian on Friday said the collective action of national agencies, local government units (LGUs) and civil ...

The resumption of the eVisa program comes almost two years after the Department of Foreign Affairs temporarily suspended applications in China in November 2023.