Why do I have to pay for my FDW's trip home, even when she was the one who resigned?
Employers are responsible for the cost of sending their FDWs home. This responsibility forms part of the conditions for granting a work permit, and is made known to employers at the point of work permit application. This is to prevent a situation where the FDW, upon termination of her employment, is left stranded here with no other means to return home.
This information is sourced from MOM
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