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Migration registration fees for BOESL can be paid through bKash

Migrant workers who are willing to apply for skill migration to Korea can pay their registration fees through bKash.

The registration will take place from 22nd December to 24th December 2019. Any Bangladeshi can apply through eps.boesl.gov.bd website for registration. The payment can be made through bKash anytime and anywhere across the country. Customers have to put the bKash payment Transaction ID and Passport Number to complete the registration. For bKash payment, no additional charges will be applied.

Bangladesh Overseas Employment and Services Limited (BOESL) recently signed an agreement with bKash Limited to facilitate easy and hassle-free payment of migration registration fee from all over the country.

Mizanur Rashid, Chief Commercial Officer of bKash and Md. Abdus Sobhan, Company Secretary of BOESL exchanged the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. High officials from each organization were also present at the signing ceremony.

Customers can make payment through bKash app or dialing *247#. App users can find ‘Pay Bill’ from bKash app menu and select ‘BOESL’ from biller list. In ‘Bill Period’, they need to select ‘December 2019’ and input passport number. After checking payment details, they need to tap on the arrow in the screen and insert bKash PIN at the last step. By completing payment, user will see confirmation details including transaction ID.

For *247#, customers need to follow some interactive process to complete the payment. Customers can get the details payment process from boesl.gov.bd website.

Launched in 2011, bKash, a joint venture of BRAC Bank, US based Money in Motion, International Finance Corporation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Ant Financial, operates as a payment service provider offering broad range of digital financial services under the regulation of Bangladesh Bank.

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