Consular Services Appointment System
Move with Malong: An Online Cultural Workshop, 11 September 2021
In observance of 2021 as the Year of Filipino Pre-Colonial Ancestors, the Department of Foreign Affairs brings you “Move with Malong: An Online Cultural Workshop.”
Join us in this interactive cultural workshop that will bring Philippine culture straight to your homes on 11 September 2021 (Saturday) at the following times:
Session 1: 2:00 (GMT) / 10:00 (GMT+8) - https://youtu.be/8TyIlX08Q_Y
Session 2: 8:00 (GMT) / 16:00 (GMT+8) - https://youtu.be/ee9YbfKgGYY
on the official Facebook page and YouTube channel of the DFA!
“Move with Malong: An Online Philippine Dance Workshop” is a project of the Department of Foreign Affairs, in partnership with the National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA), and in cooperation with the Bayanihan Dance Company.
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Consulate General-Shanghai conducts voter sign-up in Ningbo City
Shanghai, 07 September 2021 – The Philippine Consulate General (PCG) in Shanghai conducted field voter registration on 04 September at the Raffles City Mall in Ningbo City, for Filipinos based in said metropolis and its surrounding localities in Zhejiang Province.
Situated 207 kilometers from Shanghai, Ningbo is a major port city in rapidly-growing Zhejiang Province, and is home to a sizeable Filipino population.
The PCG voter registration team was composed of Deputy Consul General Marlowe A. Miranda, and Attaché Chris Ian San Juan, who served as Administering Officer and Data-Capturing Machine Operator, respectively. Also joining the team was the Consulate General’s Assistance-to-Nationals Officer, who provided advice and responded to the queries of individual Filipinos on their particular concerns and requests for assistance.
Providing valuable support and assistance to the Consulate General’s team were Filipinos affiliated with the organization “Pilipiningbo”.
The Commission on Elections’ (COMELEC) has prescribed 30 September 2021 as the last day for overseas voters to file applications either for registration, certification as overseas voters, or transfer of registration records from one Philippine foreign service post to another.
The Consulate General Filipinos in Shanghai continues to call on Filipinos in Shanghai and the provinces of Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Hubei, and Anhui to visit and register for purposes of May 2022 polls, while paying due attention to COVID-19 safety measures and restrictions by local authorities.
With the deadline approaching, the Consulate General is conducting voter registration daily, including weekends, until 30 September during office hours.
Applicants must present their original passport as proof of citizenship and identity. Forms are available at the Consulate General. Filipinos visiting to register are requested to wear facemasks and present their Shanghai green health code at the building entrance in accordance with Changning District health regulations currently in effect. END
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To register, applicants must personally appear at:
PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL
Suite 301 Metrobank Plaza
1160 West Yan’An Road, Changning District
Shanghai, China 200052
Requirements: 1) photocopy of valid passport; or 2) if dual citizen, copy of oath of allegiance of proof of Philippine citizenship from the Bureau of Immigration; or 3) if seaman, copy of Seaman’s Book.
For more information, please visit:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/overseasvotingph/
DFA-OVS Reminds Overseas Filipinos of Voter Registration Deadline, 30 September 2021
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Interested VFS applicants can fill up their application form (OVF-1) by using the i-Rehistro system on COMELEC’s website
https://irehistro.comelec.gov.ph/irehistro/ovf1
and submit the scanned copy of their duly accomplished OVF-1 to COMELEC-OFOV:
• by sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.;
• by Facebook Messenger via https://fb.com/overseasvotingph
Upon receipt of the application, COMELEC-OFOV will schedule a videoconference with the applicant for identity verification and oath taking.
However, new registrants as overseas voters and those whose biometric data have yet to be captured are required to set an appointment and personally appear at their nearest Embassy or Consulate. The directory of Philippine Embassies and Consulates may be accessed through this link: https://dfa.gov.ph/about/dfa-directory/our-foreign-service-posts-dfa.