Filipino workers in Malaysia were able to renew their professional licenses without going home after the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) held its first Foreign Mobile Service (FMS) in the country on April 12, 2026. The program aimed to help Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) save time and money by bringing services closer to them. Instead of flying back to the Philippines, workers in Malaysia were able to renew their licenses and complete other requirements on-site. Read more in our articles including "PRC and OWWA launch mobile service for Filipinos in Malaysia" and "US company fakes AI automated service with Filipino workers".
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Jul 15, 2026Filipino workers in Malaysia were able to renew their professional licenses without going home after the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) held its first Foreign Mobile Service (FMS) in the country on April 12, 2026. The program aimed to help Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) save time and money by bringing services closer to them.
Instead of flying back to the Philippines, workers in Malaysia were able to renew their licenses and complete other requirements on-site.
Our coverage of Filipino workers Malaysia includes: "PRC and OWWA launch mobile service for Filipinos in Malaysia"; "US company fakes AI automated service with Filipino workers"; "AOC launches 13.3-inch Color E Ink Monitor". Each article provides unique insights and information.