If you’ve been thinking about moving to the Philippines for a while, you might be a bit afraid to take that leap.
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Moving to The Philippines
Friday, October 8th, 2010 at
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The Filipina | Moving To The Philipiines
Saturday, January 31st, 2009 at
12:52 pm
Treasure of Asia: The Filipina
The Filipina, also known a a bebot in Tagalog, or dia in Cebuano in other languages for younger Filipina or women of the Philippines. She is something you must experience to understand. And like any other human, she is complex and no two are just alike. Any time you start trying to describe a whole class of women in a country, you risk being labeled as stereo typing.
Moving To The Philippines | Cold Showers | Part VI
Friday, January 2nd, 2009 at
12:01 am
Cold Showers and Other Missing Creature Comforts
In the Philippines, most homes don’t have hot water at the tap. Now one should consider that the average temperature is some where near 80F or warmer. There are some exceptions to that. In the mountains, the average temperature may be more than five degrees cooler, depending on where and the elevation.
Moving To The Philippines | Part V
Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 at
12:01 am
The Language Barrier
Even though I’ve titled this series of post reasons not to move to the Philippines these are more accurately described as the less than positive issues about the Philippines. They are issues that each person should consider for themselves. I am not trying to discourage anyone from moving to the Philippines. I love the Philippines and I’m very happy to be here. My real intent is to help people better prepare themselves if they do make this major change in their life. I’m so glad I made it but I wish I had known more of the things since I got here.
Moving To The Philippines | Part IV
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 at
12:01 am
Getting a Job In The Philippines
If you’re planning on getting a job after you move here, I doubt you have a clue what your getting yourself into. First, you can’t work here legally on a tourist visa. A tourist visa is how most of us come in. If you get married it is fairly easy to get a resident visa that will allow you to work. Though there are laws on the books to allow others to get a visa, there is very little change you’re going to get one of those.
Moving To The Philippines | Part III
Monday, December 29th, 2008 at
12:01 am
Filipina
One of the main positives of the Philippines can easily turn into a negative. If you’re coming to be with a woman, you need to be ready for the possibility that she will not show up. You might want to even hire a private detective to check her out before you get to devoted and committed to her and certainly if you’re sending her money. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard, “I thought my girl was different.” Sometimes the girls fool themselves, thinking they can leave their home town to be with you. Sometimes the girl was only fooling you. Be very careful of that.
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