Attention Filipinos in Hong Kong! If you have registered to vote in the 2028 elections, you can check your eligibility by finding your name on the certified list of overseas voters(CLOV) issued by the Philippine Consulate-General in Hong Kong.
Once available, PCG Hong Kong will issue a list of Filipino voters in this region, which can be accessed by visiting the Consulate-General website or checking the files listed below. Don’t miss your chance to exercise your right to vote and make your voice heard in the Philippine elections.
Registration for OFW voters for 2028 PH elections in Hong Kong is available and you can update personal details on their voter record, check their registration status, or reactivate a deactivated voter record. All you need is a valid Philippine passport. Visit the Philippine Consulate-General in your area to get started.
With only 360 days left to register as an overseas voter, Filipinos in Hong Kong are encouraged to take advantage of these preparations and exercise their right to vote in the upcoming elections.
Check if you’ve registered as per latest update on the official FB page of PCG HongKong:
List of Registered Overseas Filipino Voters in Hong Kong
To participate in the national elections, first confirm your name is on the Certified List of Overseas Voters (CLOV), available on the Philippine Consulate-General’s website or in person.
As of now, no CLOV for the 2028 elections is available yet. We will keep you posted once this is updated!
Check back on the PCG website or this post for updates. For assistance, contact the consular staff directly.
Lists are ordered alphabetically. *Use CTRL + F to quickly find your name—make sure it’s typed correctly with no extra spaces.*
The lists are ordered alphabetically and are straightforward to use, and COMELEC officers may add information or notes as needed.
To quickly find your name, use the CTRL + F shortcut and double-check that your name is properly typed and that there are no additional spaces or characters in the field.
How to Find Your Name in the List of Absentee Voters in Hong Kong
To check if you’re eligible to vote in the upcoming COMELEC national elections as an overseas voter, follow these steps:
- Visit the PCG Hong Kong website and locate the List of Registered Overseas Voters, organized alphabetically by last name.
- Open the PDF file corresponding to the first letter of your last name.
- Search for your name. If it’s there, you’re eligible to vote.
How to Vote in Philippine Elections at the Philippine Consulate-General in Hong Kong
Step 1: Verify Your Eligibility
First, confirm that your name is listed on Hong Kong’s Certified List of Overseas Voters. This establishes that you’re permitted to vote.
Step 2: Provide Identification
Proceed to the Special Board of Election Inspectors (SBEI) and present an approved ID like your passport for identity verification.
Step 3: Acquire Your Ballot
Once confirmed, sign the electoral register and collect your voting ballot. Confirm it is in flawless condition—free from marks, tears, or smudges.
Step 4: Visit the Designated Voting Space
Move to the allocated voting area. The SBEI will supply a folder for ballot confidentiality and a pen for making selections, ensuring voting privacy.
Step 5: Diligently Complete the Ballot
Take ample time to fill out the ballot according to guidelines. Avoid making additional marks or errors.
Step 6: Thoughtfully Select Your Candidates
You’re allowed to vote for one President, one Vice President, up to twelve Senators, and one Party List. Overvoting is disallowed; choose with care.
Step 7: Hand in Your Ballot
Return to the SBEI and insert your completed ballot into the Vote Counting Machine (VCM).
Step 8: Stand By for Confirmation
Await as your voter’s receipt is generated. Refrain from removing it yourself; it acts as a record of your vote.
Step 9: Scrutinize Your Choices
Thoroughly examine your voter’s receipt to validate that all your selections are accurately recorded.
Step 10: Deposit the Receipt
If all is correct, place your voter’s receipt into the specified box for Voter’s Receipts. Note that taking photos or making copies is not permitted.
Step 11: Alert for Any Discrepancies
If you detect any inaccuracies, notify the SBEI without delay. Be aware; submitting false complaints is prohibited.
Step 12: Depart from Voting Venue
Excellent work! You’ve now successfully voted at the Philippine Embassy in Oman. Thank you for your active engagement in this vital democratic exercise.
Video: Overseas Voting Reminder: It’s Time to Cast Your Vote!
The Philippine Embassy in Hong Kong released an important announcement for all Filipinos in the Hong Kong about internet voting:
Contact Information of the Philippine Consulate-General in Hong Kong
Address: 14th Floor, United Centre Bldg. 95 Queensway Admiralty, Hong Kong
Telephone number: +852.2823.8501
Office Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Website: www.hongkongpcg.dfa.gov.ph
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PHLinHK