OFW Features here. We celebrate the journeys of Filipinos living and working in Dubai, from seasoned professionals and skilled workers to trailblazing entrepreneurs and industry leaders. Through these inspiring conversations, you’ll discover the triumphs, challenges, and invaluable lessons that shape their lives abroad.
Whether you’re planning your own move to the UAE or simply looking to connect with the vibrant Filipino community, these stories offer practical advice, fresh insights, and a dose of inspiration. Join us as we explore the dreams, dedication, and resilience that define the Overseas Pinoy experience in Dubai.
For today’s OFW interview, we interviewed Ms. Clarisse, who is currently working as a New Product Development Technologist. She has been living in Dubai for about five and a half years now. It is also …
For our latest OFW interview, we interviewed Ms. Camille, who is currently working as a Receptionist/Personal Assistant in Dubai. Aside from having a full-time job, she manages a small business, Ilocano Delicacies. As the name …
Today’s OFW interview features Andy Salas, the General Manager of an award-winning restaurant in Dubai. Thanks to his exemplary leadership and commitment to customer relations, Couqley, a French Bistro and Bar in Jumeirah Lake Towers …
In our next OFW feature, fortune favors the bold as Lorna Lacambra Soriano, an Ilocana who is a living proof that perseverance, courage, and determination to go beyond in life is worth it. The 55-year-old …
Our latest OFW interview features a familiar face in Dubai’s Filipino community. In fact, you may have watched one of his videos about the latest restaurants, or seen his face as one of the brand …
“Dubai has a lot of opportunities, you just have to be patient and faithful,” shares Nikki, our latest OFW feature. Hailing from the captivating province of Bohol, Philippines, she has been living in Dubai since 2011. …
“Every day is a learning day,” shares Rachelle Lorene, our latest OFW feature. She is 28 years old and hails from Tuguegarao City, Cagayan… though she spent most of her childhood Quezon City. She graduated with a …
“Prayer, hard work, and determination.” These three things are a must for those who want to achieve their dreams, shares Jenny, our latest OFW feature. For someone who grew up in the slums, working multiple …
For OFWs, perhaps the hardest thing about being abroad is being away from family. Aside from the physical and mental demands of work, there’s the emotional toll of loneliness and homesickness. Fortunately, there is one …
“Keep studying and accepting opportunities that will give you exposure and experience.” These are some words of wisdom shared by our latest OFW feature, Mr. John Patrick Duro. He is 35 years old, holds a …