To facilitate the labours in profile completion, DoLISA and Center mobilized 10 staff to welcome them and provide direct assistance.

DoLISA staff receives labours’ profiles to register to work at RoK.

As the result, 210 out of 217 people who passed the Korean test held in February 2022 to work abroad under the Employment Permit System (Korea's flagship temporary labor migration program) in 2021 submitted profile. The others did not register due to lack of health condition.

As regulation, the provincial DoLISA will transfer these profiles to the Center of Overseas Labour (Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs) for RoK businesses to select qualified candidates.

Bac Giang now has about 1,500 labours working at RoK with average income of 25 million VND (over 1,000 USD) per month.

Labour export gradually recovers

(BGO) – In 2021, labour export still suffers impact by Covid-19 pandemic. To gain gradual recovery and ensure the disease prevention requirement in new normal situation, the sector of labour, invalids and social affairs, localities and businesses in the northern province of Bac Giang have taken great efforts to implement various solutions. 

Bac Giang DoFA supports fatal guest worker in Taiwan

(BGO) – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DoFA) in Bac Giang province on July 9 received the requirement for support from a citizen residing at Cau Go Tam Sao hamlet, Tien Luc commune, Lang Giang district whose relative died in Taiwan (China).

Startup journies in “village of guest workers”

(BGO) –The mountainous village of Tam Di in Luc Nam district, Bac Giang province recalls the homeland of numerous guest workers to Republic of Korea, Japan or Taiwan (China). Amid the huge wage of working abroad, several youths decided to stay at home and make their own start-up.

Japan’s new visa policy paves way for Vietnamese guest workers

Vietnamese people account for 55 percent of the foreign workers who are granted visa under Japan’s new policy adopted from April 1, 2019, according to the Immigration Bureau of Japan’s Ministry of Justice.

Vietnam ranks second in number of guest workers in Japan

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