g morning / evening would you recommend to move to the…
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g morning / evening
would you recommend to move to the philippines ?
i need info from the source, from you living there.
- how much it will cost to move to philippines and stick there (vaerage and minimum cost) ?
- how is the job market there for foreigners and the salary range?
- the residency system and visa renewal (fees and tricks and traps) ?
would you recommend to move to the philippines ?
i need info from the source, from you living there.
- how much it will cost to move to philippines and stick there (vaerage and minimum cost) ?
- how is the job market there for foreigners and the salary range?
- the residency system and visa renewal (fees and tricks and traps) ?
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Hello my friend ☺️
Yes, i am from the Philippines, so I'll share honest insights for you.
Cost of Living:
Minimum can be around $400-$700/month if you live simple and outside big cities. Comfortable living is usually $800-$1,500 + depending on your lifestyle and location (Manila is more expensive).
Job Market:
To be honest, local salaries are quite low. It's much better if you have remote work, online business, or income from abroad. That's what most foreigners here do.
Visa/Residency:
Tourist visa is easy to extend but you need to renew it regularly and pay fees. Long-term stay is possible but you need to plan for the costs and process.
MY ADVICE :
The Philippines is a great place to live if you like a relaxed lifestyle, friendly people and lower cost of living - but it's best to visit first before deciding to move permanently.
Hope this helps. 😊
Yes, i am from the Philippines, so I'll share honest insights for you.
Cost of Living:
Minimum can be around $400-$700/month if you live simple and outside big cities. Comfortable living is usually $800-$1,500 + depending on your lifestyle and location (Manila is more expensive).
Job Market:
To be honest, local salaries are quite low. It's much better if you have remote work, online business, or income from abroad. That's what most foreigners here do.
Visa/Residency:
Tourist visa is easy to extend but you need to renew it regularly and pay fees. Long-term stay is possible but you need to plan for the costs and process.
MY ADVICE :
The Philippines is a great place to live if you like a relaxed lifestyle, friendly people and lower cost of living - but it's best to visit first before deciding to move permanently.
Hope this helps. 😊
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Thank you 😊, yes , every word did.
A visit is already expensive, flight ticket from Tunisia + few thousands USD to just test a short time there. More than what I have tbh.
So , if you fly there , it's to stay there, no tests lol
You confirmed what I already found on web , thank you.
A visit is already expensive, flight ticket from Tunisia + few thousands USD to just test a short time there. More than what I have tbh.
So , if you fly there , it's to stay there, no tests lol
You confirmed what I already found on web , thank you.
Go to Boracay!! 🤩 I think you’ll find work there, since it’s so touristy. I’ll be coming there on vacation.😁
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thought about it and am affraid to get stripper job there hahaha
but it's a good target area
but it's a good target area
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would be amazing to meet you teher for sure , if you won't make me sing or dance loool
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Hahaha of all the places, why Philippines?😁 Php 30k to 40k a month will be more than enough coz I know you are frugal , but way of life here is far different from your area. Good morning 😊
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g morning
it's hot , i love heat + warm people there knows how to live properly + and natural food abundant too...
doesn't matter the way of life there, i have my own ways.
finding a job there is a challenge though.
it's hot , i love heat + warm people there knows how to live properly + and natural food abundant too...
doesn't matter the way of life there, i have my own ways.
finding a job there is a challenge though.
Approx
*2.66 million Filipinos unemployed
*49.4 million employed
As of March
had in my notes.
Part of networking hahha
*2.66 million Filipinos unemployed
*49.4 million employed
As of March
had in my notes.
Part of networking hahha
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Lool you keep good records.
That looks good with ~ 5%
Compared to ~15% here
That looks good with ~ 5%
Compared to ~15% here
you can just visit it first yourself so you can experience Philippines firsthand, go to Siargao where lots of foreigner peps are there, and lots of lovely Filipina also, like
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it looks more touristic area , high budget required there especially for fresh low budget visitor .jobs there are also quiet hard to get i guess
but i'll do more researches about siargao
nah , am not going to chase chiks there lol
but i'll do more researches about siargao
nah , am not going to chase chiks there lol
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