The Republic of the Philippines
[ADVISORY] Temporary Suspension of Operations of SSS New York
Consular Outreach Mission in Pittsburgh, PA, 25-26 October 2026 The Philippine Consulate General in New York is pleased to inform our kababayan in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and nearby areas that it will conduct a Consular Outreach Mission, in cooperation with the Filipino American Association of Pittsburgh on 24-25 October 2026, from 9am to 3pm, at the Philippine Center of Pittsburgh, located at 200 Church Street, West Mifflin, PA 15122.Available consular services are:-Passport-Dual Citizenship-Notarization-Overseas Voter Registration-Social Security Services (SSS)Clients who wish to avail of consular services are requested to take note of the reminders in our infographic and to pre-register through passport.gov.ph (for passport service appointments) and/or send an email to newyorkpcg.consularoutreach@dfa.gov.ph (for other services).
Notice of Resident Election Registration Board (RERB) Meeting, 19 October 2026 The List of Applicants subject of the RERB Hearing on 19 October are included in this link:https://tinyurl.com/3c2dcvrd
Yale University Honors FAHM And PH National Indigenous Peoples Month through Philippine Textile Exhibit Handwoven fabrics, including T’nalak, Piña seda, Kantarines, Pinilian, Kankanaey, Hablon, Pigi, and others, crafted by Indigenous communities and local artisans from various regions in the Philippines are showcased at Henry R. Luce Hall located in Yale University. (Photos by Nikka Arenal) New Haven, CT, 02 October 2026 – The Philippine Consulate General in New York and the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in New York, in collaboration with Yale MacMillan Center, Yale University’s Council on Southeast Asia Studies and Yale Peabody Museum, successfully launched HABI: A Philippine Textile Exhibit at Henry R. Luce Hall located in Yale University. The exhibit featured handwoven fabrics crafted by Indigenous communities and local artisans from diverse Philippine regions, including T’nalak, Piña seda, Kantarines, Pinilian, Kantanaey, Hablon, and Pigi textiles. Preserved largely through women-led micro and small enterprises, these weaves celebrate cultural diversity, resilience, and the entrepreneurial spirit of Filipino weaving communities.The exhibit opened with a virtual talk by Dr. Analyn Salvador Amores, Professor of Anthropology, founding and former Director of Museo Kordilyera at the University of the Philippines Baguio, and Project Lead of the Cordillera Textiles Research Project. Her presentation…
Filipinnovation Forum Highlights Gaming and Animation on Philippine Creative Industries Month in New York City Filipino-American animation, gaming, and motion graphics professionals shared their unique journeys and insights into navigating the creative industry during the panel discussion. (Photo by Nikka Arenal) NEW YORK, 29 September 2026 – The Philippine Consulate General in New York and the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in New York, hosted a forum on “Filipinnovation in Gaming, Animation, and Interactive” at the Philippine Center in New York. Held in commemoration of Philippine Creative Industries Month (PCIM), the event highlighted Filipino and Filipino-American professionals who have established careers in the gaming, animation, design, and interactive media industries in the United States. In his welcome remarks, Acting Head of Post and Consul Juan Carlos C. Borromeo acknowledged the significant contributions of Filipinos in the creative industry; he described it as a “fast-growing industry in the Philippines”and acknowledged its contributions to the Philippine economy. Trade Commissioner Alma F. Argayoso then presented an overview of the Philippine Animation Industry where she highlighted that the Philippines has more than 40 years of experience in creative services. She also issued a call to action and positioned the Philippines as a potential partner…
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Holiday Notice, October 2026
[ADVISORY] Nor’easter Expected to Bring Strong Winds and Coastal Flooding to New York City and Other States in the US Northeast The Philippine Consulate General in New York informs the Filipino community in the US Northeast that New York City has issued a Travel Advisory from 2:00 PM today, 25 September, through the morning of Sunday, 27 September 2026, as a nor’easter is expected to bring rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. Other states in the US Northeast have issued similar warnings and/or advisories. The National Weather Service has issued coastal flood warnings for much of the area’s coastline, with the greatest impacts expected on Saturday and Sunday. Strong winds may also bring down trees and power lines. Filipinos in low-lying and flood-prone areas are advised to take necessary precautions and monitor official weather and local government advisories. Please allow extra time for travel and avoid walking or driving through floodwaters. Those living in basement or ground-floor apartments in flood-prone areas should be prepared to move to a higher floor if conditions worsen. For immediate danger, call 911. For emergencies requiring consular assistance, please contact the Consulate’s hotline at +1 (917) 294-0196.
Philippine Fashion and Accessory Brands Showcase Craftsmanship in New York Filipino-designed products, from jewelry, bags, to footwear, are displayed at the Accessories Council (AC) Trade Showspace in New York. (Photos by Nikka Arenal) NEW YORK CITY, 15 September 2026 – The Philippine Consulate General in New York and the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in New York, joined twelve Philippine fashion and accessories brands at the welcome event of FASHIONPhilippines-New York 2026 at the Accessories Council (AC) Trade Showspace in New York City. Organized by the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) in partnership with AC, and supported by the Consulate and PTIC-NY, FASHIONPhilippines-New York 2026 aims to strengthen the presence and competitiveness of Philippine fashion accessories and manufacturers in the U.S. market. Acting Head of Post and Consul Juan Carlos C. Borromeo (2nd from left) and Trade Commissioner Alma F. Argayoso (leftmost) joined the welcome ceremony of FASHIONPhilippines-New York 2026. (Photo by Nikka Arenal) From jewelry, bags, and footwears, participating Philippine brands are positioning Filipino talent and creativity on the world stage while opening doors to new opportunities for growth and collaboration. (L-R) Mr. Rafè Totengco, Mr. Rowell Concepcion, and Ms. Karen Giberson during the panel discussion…
[ADVISORY] Temporary Suspension of Operations of SSS New York