Philippine recruitment agency in Quezon City. Sends Filipino workers abroad, including construction trades to the UAE. Says it charges no placement fees.
About Staffhouse International Resources
Staffhouse International Resources is a recruitment agency in the Philippines. It finds jobs abroad for Filipino workers. The site says the company started in 1999.
The head office is in Quezon City. There is a second office in Cebu City.
Staffhouse says it is licensed in the Philippines. We could not find its licence number on its website. We also could not check it on the Philippines Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) list, because the DMW search did not work when we checked.
- Sectors:
- Construction, Hospitality, Engineering, Healthcare, Oil & Gas
- Founded:
- 1999
- Hires from:
- Filipino
Jobs they usually fill
The site lists these industries: agriculture, automotive, aviation, construction, engineering, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, oil and gas, and petrochemical.
In November 2026, the jobs page showed one UAE vacancy: gypsum installer and carpenter. Other open jobs were in Saudi Arabia, Oman, New Zealand, the Czech Republic and Belgium.
Who they hire
Staffhouse recruits Filipino workers. The jobs page shows skilled trades and service roles, such as carpenters, technicians, cooks, waiters and warehouse workers. Each job has its own requirements.
How to register
- Go to the jobs page.
- Find a job that matches your skills. For UAE work, look for the “Jobs in UAE” card.
- Click “Apply Now”. This opens an online form for that job.
- Fill in the form and send your CV.
- You can also apply as a walk-in at the Quezon City office.
The site says the recruitment team checks every CV. The employer then shortlists, interviews and makes the job offer.
What to watch for
- Staffhouse says it is “100% non-fee charging”. Never pay anyone who asks for money to get you a job with this agency.
- In the UAE, licensed recruitment agencies must not charge job seekers any fee. MoHRE, the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, treats this as illegal.
- Check that the job is on the agency’s own website before you send documents. Read your offer letter and UAE contract before you travel.
