Aiming to enable job seekers to apply for employment easier via the “Local Occupational Vacancies” function provided by the Macao One Account, three new services – “Curriculum Vitae (CV)”, “My Interview” and “Favourite Job” – were added to the platform yesterday, the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) said in a statement.
According to the statement, job seekers can update their personal information at any time through the “CV”, and add their interview schedule to the “My Memo” function through the new “My Interview” service, so that they can receive a reminder of the interview date to help them prepare for the interview in advance.
The bureau said that it launched the “Local Occupational Vacancies” function online in April, enabling job seekers to make their selection online more quickly.
The statement pointed out that since the introduction of the scheme, there has been a “significant increase” in the number of successful applicants through the bureau’s online platform.
Drivers now can renew driving licences & special driving permits via Macao One Account
Meanwhile, a statement by the Transport Bureau (DSAT) yesterday said that from 10 a.m. today, Macau ID card holders who have signed up for a personal account under the Macao One Account can apply to renew their local driving licence, special driving permit and international driving licence via the platform.
The statement underlined that online applicants for renewal of their local driving licence or special driving permit should make sure that their licence or permit has six months before the expiry date, or has expired but does not exceed two age groups, while applicants for an international driving licence should make sure that the validity period of his/her local driving licence is not less than 30 days.
The statement did not elaborate on the “two age groups” stipulation.
According to the statement, applicants must submit the ID photo that has been added to their Macao One Account, complete the application of the vehicle driver’s physical and health certificate at a health centre under the Health Bureau (SSM) and submit them electronically to the Transport Bureau. Afterwards, face recognition will be used to confirm their identity and online payment.
After completing the online application, the successful applicants can pick up their physical driving licence at the selected location during the application process within three working days at the earliest, or follow the progress displayed in the “My Service” function of their Macao One Account, the statement pointed out.
The statement reminded the public that the successful applicant for renewal of his or her driving licence should hand in their old driving licence at the time of collection, while a formal declaration form must be signed if the old one has been lost or stolen.
This Chinese-language poster provided by the Transport Bureau (DSAT) yesterday shows nine steps on renewing a local driving licence or special driving permit via one’s Macao One Account.
