Start with the clauses that changed in the contract. The 219-section rulebook is the appendix, not the first screen.
Read these first: wages, disability compensation, repatriation, grievance, and the Table of Offenses. The full 2010-to-2026 redline is behind that, not 219 sections.
Open the clauses that changed →All 219 sections, when you need the text. Placement fees, illegal-recruiter red flags, offenses and penalties, repatriation, licensing, and a 66-term glossary.
Open the full rules →Free public reference compiled by Eagle Intel from the official DMW issuances. Navigation aid, not legal advice — verify against the official DMW text for any legal or contractual decision.
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This is one of the issuances tracked in the Eagle Registry — every DMW, MARINA, and IMO rule governing Filipino seafarers in one place, each with a plain-language summary and a link to the official source.
See exactly when DC-06, DC-07, DC-08 and each 2026 rule take effect on the Effectivity Timeline.
