Southeast Asian Placement Center, Inc. (SEAPCI)

Yes. SEAPCI is licensed by the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) under License No. DMW-449-LB-09232024-R, which is published on its official website and valid until 24 April 2030.

No. SEAPCI explicitly states that applicants do not pay placement fees, recruitment fees, processing fees, or salary-deducted fees. Candidates are still responsible for personal expenses such as licensing examinations, passports, and government fees unless covered by the employer.

SEAPCI primarily recruits nurses for the United States through its partnership with Elite365 and also recruits healthcare professionals for the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The agency has historically placed professionals in 23 countries, although its healthcare focus today is mainly on the U.S. and UAE

Eligibility depends on the destination country's licensing requirements, employer criteria, clinical experience, English language proficiency, and immigration regulations. Candidates should complete SEAPCI's eligibility assessment to determine their suitability for available positions.

SEAPCI provides end-to-end assistance that extends beyond recruitment, including immigration coordination, visa processing guidance, relocation assistance, employer onboarding support, and continued communication with candidates to help ensure a smooth transition into their overseas healthcare careers.