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It's completely legal glee cuz they paid for your papers and you back out. They will hold your passport until you pay the said amount until then your passport will be use as collateral. Is there any opening job of cabin crew here in Phillipines? Until then hehe

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The role of the lawyer varies significantly across legal jurisdictions, and so it can be treated here in only the most general terms.
Regards,
Los Angeles DUI Lawyer

kABAYAN ISANG ARAW LANG ANG VISA KAHIT DYAN SA INTERNET MAKUKUHA MO ANG VISA MO KUNG NA IPASOK NA NILA IYON TRY MO MAG OPEN KA SA WEB SITE NG QATAR , WWW.moi.gov.qa, mag check ka sa visa kung alam mo ang Application # at Date of Sub at Representative, kaya mag tanong ka sa Agency alam nila iyon o kaya tawagan mo ang Madina Group WLL . Tel. # 00974-4600818.

CIGE GOODDAY NALANG!!!!!!

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Many incidents like this one do happens everytime abroad. Some residents do breaks in on some filipino's apartment. They should be aware and be ready always for this kind of burglary..
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First of all, you do not have to pay a single centavo.

Report the incident to OWWA, or POEA or whatever government agency is in charge of the managing these recruitment agencies. I think its POEA since you are technically an OFW yet. Its written in bold letters in the hallways of reputable recruitment agencies “that the agency shall not collect any fees…..(qualifications apply), or shall not collect a fee exceeding….”

In the first place, your turning back on an accepted offer remains your prerogative and a risk borne by the employer. I have done that, even when the ticket has been issued in my name and did not pay a single centavo. First of all, if the offer is not that good, and you got a better deal either locally or abroad, why would you be beholden to a foreign company who tried to give you less than what you are worth? Secondly, the recruitment agency will not be held liable by the company for the processing of your visa and the cost associated to it, WHY THE HELL SHOULD THEY CHARGE YOU? Sending your papers to via courier should not cost that much, and even if it did, it’s a risk borne by the recruitment company, NOT YOU. Third, the worst thing that could happen is for your name to appear both in the recruitment company’s database and the foreign company’s database as one who turned back on a signed contract, therefore you will not be able to apply in the same agency or in the same foreign company or its affiliates.

IT IS AGAINST THE LAW TO HOLD THE PASSPORT OF ANY CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES, OR ANY NATIONALITY BY ANY RECRUITMENT AGENCY OR ITS REPRESENTATIONS. File a complaint with POEA, research the actual law on OFW fees and mention it in your complaint…tapos copy furnished mo yung agency. You can even cite the case as qualified theft, harassment, illegal practice of trade etc etc etc.

Having said that, although reneging on an offer sheet is entirely your choice, you must also remember that your signature bears significance. You gave your word but you backed down on it. I hope that when any of our kabayans still in the Philippines decide to work abroad, make up your mind first, think a thousand times and live your decision.

I hope this helps and goodluck.

First of all, you do not have to pay a single centavo.

Report the incident to OWWA, or POEA or whatever government agency is in charge of the managing these recruitment agencies. I think its POEA since you are technically an OFW yet. Its written in bold letters in the hallways of reputable recruitment agencies “that the agency shall not collect any fees…..(qualifications apply), or shall not collect a fee exceeding….”

In the first place, your turning back on an accepted offer remains your prerogative and a risk borne by the employer. I have done that, even when the ticket has been issued in my name and did not pay a single centavo. First of all, if the offer is not that good, and you got a better deal either locally or abroad, why would you be beholden to a foreign company who tried to give you less than what you are worth? Secondly, the recruitment agency will not be held liable by the company for the processing of your visa and the cost associated to it, WHY THE HELL SHOULD THEY CHARGE YOU? Sending your papers to via courier should not cost that much, and even if it did, it’s a risk borne by the recruitment company, NOT YOU. Third, the worst thing that could happen is for your name to appear both in the recruitment company’s database and the foreign company’s database as one who turned back on a signed contract, therefore you will not be able to apply in the same agency or in the same foreign company or its affiliates.

IT IS AGAINST THE LAW TO HOLD THE PASSPORT OF ANY CITIZEN OF THE PHILIPPINES, OR ANY NATIONALITY BY ANY RECRUITMENT AGENCY OR ITS REPRESENTATIONS. File a complaint with POEA, research the actual law on OFW fees and mention it in your complaint…tapos copy furnished mo yung agency. You can even cite the case as qualified theft, harassment, illegal practice of trade etc etc etc.

Having said that, although reneging on an offer sheet is entirely your choice, you must also remember that your signature bears significance. You gave your word but you backed down on it. I hope that when any of our kabayans still in the Philippines decide to work abroad, make up your mind first, think a thousand times and live your decision.

I hope this helps and goodluck.