The Philippines Cavite Mission: Pizza And Fingerprints

Monday, January 27, 2014

Pizza And Fingerprints

It is time to fingerprint all foreign missionaries returning home within the next four months. It the law in the Philippines, so there was a fingerprinting party at the mission office . . . and pizza, of course!

Elder Anderson

Elder Tadina

Elder Teitiewa

Sister Hamm

Elder Woolf

Sister Finau

Taking a break from the Employment Resource class offered within the Philippine missions.

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New Updates On Mail

Most of you will be sending emails or using the "Pouch" to write to your missionary.

Packages:
It is currently taking about 2 weeks for us to receive a box from out of the country. All packages sent through the postal system are charged P112. (peso's) delivery charge. Although Private carriers such as FedEx, DHL and others will deliver slightly faster and not add on a delivery charge, they will be more expensive to send.

Custom fees and import taxes can be charged on packages sent either by regular post or Private Carriers. (Private Carriers are more apt to be charged the custom fees and import taxes than a regular postal delivery.) The regulations are pretty complex - we haven't been able to find out why some parcels are charged while others are not. Unfortunately these charges can be expensive. Most have been between 2,000 and 3,000 pesos. ($45-$65)

All fees for receiving a package are deducted from the missionary's support.

Mission Office Address:
Philippines Cavite Mission
Avenida St., Pag-asa Subdivision,
Molino, Bacoor, Cavite 4102
Philippines
email: 1986465@ldschurch.org
phone: 011-63-046-518-4012