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SEOUL REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Announcements And Advisories

ANNOUNCEMENT: KF-ACH 2023 ASEAN Bookstore Pop-up Store


The Korea Foundation-ASEAN Culture House will launch the ASEAN Bookstore, a pop-up store introducing the cultures of ASEAN member countries through a variety of printed materials such as magazines, art books, and literature. The store will run for three weeks, from Thursday, August 10 to Thursday, 31 August 2023, at the PROJECT RENT OLDTOWN (18-1 Seongsui-ro 3-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul).

The theme of the ASEAN Bookstore is "Neighbors." The KF-ACH will introduce books from the ASEAN region to the Korean public so that they can become more familiar with the life and culture in the ASEAN region as neighbors. There will also be a selection of books from the Philippines, including 90 Days: Dispatches from Cebu by Marc Abuan (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/cebuabf/?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG). Please visit the ASEAN Bookstore this month.

Other Announcements And Advisories


December 03, 2025
JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: Project Term Personnel (PTP) for the Overseas Voter Registration

The Philippine Embassy in Seoul is now accepting applications for the position of Project Term Personnel (PTP) for the Overseas Voter Registration for the 2028 Philippine National Elections. The detailed job description, required qualifications and skills for the position are enumerated as follows:

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December 02, 2025
HOLIDAY NOTICE FOR DECEMBER 2025 and JANUARY 2026

Those who have confirmed appointments with the Consular Section of the Embassy on these dates may walk in -- without an appointment -- on any other date, between Sunday and Thursday, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

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November 26, 2025
ADVISORY: WARNING AGAINST ILLEGAL LOAN-SHARKING SCHEMES TARGETING FOREIGN WORKERS

The Philippine Embassy, through its Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Korea, wishes to inform all Overseas Filipino Workers of a recently uncovered large-scale illegal loan-sharking operation that victimized more than 9,000 foreign workers across the country.

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