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How to get a DOST SEI Travel Clearance

So, ok. A friend brought me to NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) yesterday to introduce me to her friend who works there. We asked for advise on how to get my NBI clearance quickly without the hassle of falling in line only to learn if I’m still on the hold departure list, again. Unfortunately, there was no way so I had to assume there hold order was still in force.

This means I have to go to DOST SEI in Bicutan and ask them to give me some sort of endorsement I can bring to the NBI next time. It was fairly simple though it took me several taxi trips from Makati to Bicutan to get some documents.

Here’s what you might need:

1) Formal letter of request addressed to the Director. You can check the current name of the assigned director here.

2) Bring your transcript of records. They might need to look at it to compare with their records.

3) Get the exact address right:

Science Education Institute
Department of Science and Technology
Room 207, 3rd Floor
PTRI Bldg., Bicutan, Taguig
Metro Manila, Philippines
Tel. Nos. (632) 837-1359
(632) 839-0241
Fax No. (632) 837-1924

When you arrive there, pick up a small slip at the front desk and write down the details of your scholarship. Hand it over to one of the officers there where they will check in their database the current status of your scholarship. If you’re not lucky enough, they may ask you to pay some penalties (esp. if you have failing grades) so be prepared to bring some dough. Fortunately for me, I didn’t incur any penalties.

They will then hand you an info sheet indicating their office hours and numbers along with the possible date when you can go back and get your clearance. For travel purposes, you may have to wait 2 working days. For local employment, you can get it in a day.

That’s it. Hope people searching on the web for this finds it useful.

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    17 Responses to “How to get a DOST SEI Travel Clearance”


    1. Gravatar Icon markku replied on Aug 5th, 2006 at 6:59 pm (1)

      You’re going on vacation abroad? ;)

    2. Gravatar Icon yuga replied on Aug 6th, 2006 at 1:29 am (2)

      Sort of. Blogging seminar in Taipei.

    3. Gravatar Icon Marc replied on Aug 8th, 2006 at 1:06 am (3)

      Say hi to the chinitas for us :)

    4. Gravatar Icon eric replied on Aug 8th, 2006 at 3:58 pm (4)

      abe wag kalimutan ang pasalubong ha. ahehe

    5. Gravatar Icon tecigurl replied on Feb 27th, 2007 at 1:48 pm (5)

      thanks man, very helpful :) i’ll be going to myanmar as missionary for 2 weeks :) God bless us all!

    6. Gravatar Icon Jehzeel Laurente replied on Feb 28th, 2007 at 10:37 am (6)

      just droppin by… i was checking for the search results for DOST-SEI to see my site ranking.. hihihi… :)

    7. Gravatar Icon Brixter replied on Aug 21st, 2007 at 10:31 am (7)

      Great post! I’m going to Europe in 3 weeks and this post is very helpful.

    8. Gravatar Icon Stephen replied on Nov 5th, 2007 at 12:16 pm (8)

      How about clearance for traveling abroad but still has an obligation to render service, any ideas how to secure a clearace / do I have to pay penalties? As far as i can remember it was stated in the contract that I have to pay a bond… but could be reimbursed when I returned. Any enlightenment? :-)

    9. Gravatar Icon Philip replied on Mar 26th, 2008 at 1:09 pm (9)

      Same problem with stephen up there..
      I am planning to work abroad but i still have 2 years to render here in philippines.
      what are my options for DOST to grant me the travel clearance?
      Thank you! this site is very helpful for us scholars,

    10. Gravatar Icon yuga replied on May 1st, 2008 at 5:56 pm (10)

      The same is needed. However, you may be asked to place a bond. It used to be Php20k-50k, depending on the years rendered.

    11. Gravatar Icon Aethen replied on May 17th, 2008 at 6:03 pm (11)

      Thanks, Yuga, very helpful. Im processing my NBI clearance also for/as a scholarship requirement.

    12. Gravatar Icon nightdrive09 replied on May 28th, 2008 at 11:03 am (12)

      Securing a clearance with DFA was very tedious for me. So be at DFA early in the morning. If youre lucky enough to complete the application process within the day, you can get the clearance the next day.

    13. Gravatar Icon andrew replied on May 31st, 2008 at 3:08 pm (13)

      thanks! this is very helpful, but i failed to report after failing a subject, so i guess i’m in a big mess. been working for Four (4) years now, would this be enough to get me a clearance considering i was only a scholar for a year.

    14. Gravatar Icon andrew replied on Jun 6th, 2008 at 10:10 am (14)

      received a call after forwarding my transcript they say i can get my clearance now.

    15. Gravatar Icon putik! replied on Aug 13th, 2008 at 2:02 am (15)

      I have the same problem with the clearance too.. though i have gone to the nearest DOST office..

      I was a DOST scholar (3 yr course) and after 2 yrs of enjoying the scholarship nag leave ko for 1 yr… after 1 year di na ako nag report sa DOST…

      2yrs plus na since nag leave ako… I have enjoyed the scholarship for 2 yrs and have been working for 2 yrs plus…

      do i still need to pay the bond if ever i have plans in working abroad?

    16. Gravatar Icon putik! replied on Aug 13th, 2008 at 2:10 am (16)

      *edit*
      the only time i went to DOST was to ask for any advice.. and they told me to send a letter address to MRS OGENA… i have made the letter but have not dropped it off sa office nila.. im doubtful if it will ever reach MRS OGENA.. hehehe

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