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Application Process

How do I start my application with Principalia?

Visit our website to browse current job openings. If you find a role that fits your qualifications, send your resume to info@principalia.com. It’s also recommended that you bring your resume to our Makati office for a personal discussion with a recruitment specialist/assistant, who can provide more details about the position.

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If you don’t see a suitable job posting online, visit our office, as some openings may not be advertised. Alternatively, you can submit your resume or complete our online application form, and we will contact you when a matching position arises.

Can I apply if I’m out of the country?

Yes. Simply email your resume to info@principalia.com or complete the online application form on our website. If shortlisted, ensure you're available for an interview in the Philippines at the scheduled time.

Who should I contact during the application process?

Speak with the Recruitment Specialist or Assistant assigned to the job you're applying for. Our friendly staff will direct you to the right person.

I was selected during the interview. How long until I am deployed?

Once you’ve submitted all requirements, your documents will be forwarded to the employer for visa processing. The time frame depends on the Labor Ministry (or equivalent) in the hiring country. Some visas are approved quickly, while others may take longer.

I’ve been waiting for months with no update on my application. Why?

Possible reasons for the delay include:

  • Incomplete submission of required documents

  • Lack of commitment to the offered job

  • Pending visa approval

What documents do I need to prepare before applying?

Prepare the following:

  • Updated resume with detailed job experience

  • Three recent 2×2 photos

  • Certificates of Employment and any relevant training certificates

 

Additionally, ensure your Philippine passport is valid for at least a year. If you don’t have one, you can submit your resume while applying for your passport.

What is the salary?

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) sets a minimum salary range depending on the destination country, but actual salaries will depend on the job, your qualifications, and the employer. Rest assured, our clients offer competitive compensation packages.

How long does it take to process my application?

Processing begins after your interview with the prospective employer, once you've received a job offer and completed all the necessary requirements.

What if I wasn’t selected after the interview?

Don’t worry! There are other opportunities available. Consider applying to other employers we work with. Ask our staff about openings in different countries that match your qualifications

If you’d like more information about job seeking at Principalia

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