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I had problems when I was trying to add extra baggage. I cleared the app's cache and then everything worked. Just a thought, could you try their website instead of the app?
I had problems when I was trying to add extra baggage. I cleared the app's cache and then everything worked. Just a thought, could you try their website instead of the app?
So do you keep a pet llama, or a cat or dog named Kuzco?
Be yourself, who cares what other expats are doing! If you want it, just do it! Anything's possible with pesos!!!!!
This video is staged. I trained the dog for it. Still, it's funny. I laughed too. But this person posts staged videos like this.
I shouldn't be the one to enter it first, right?
I'm just going to believe that people fall in love, for the sake of my optimistic outlook on life.
It happens automatically with your second extension.
It's not right to judge people like that… People might look at you and think you were a loser back in your home country. Why do you think you're better than other foreigners? After all, you'll get old someday too. We all do. I find it strange to criticize or mock older people for enjoying their lives. Why would you? Just because they live on a pension? You're a pitiful and lonely person.
A dryer... you're in very rare company. Are you raising unicorns out in the province to keep your dryer (a unicorn) company? Welcome, and enjoy the journey.
Banaybanay ([banaɪ.banaɪ]), officially the Municipality of Banaybanay (Cebuano: Lungsod sa Banaybanay; Tagalog: Bayan ng Banaybanay), is a municipality in the province of Davao Oriental, Philippines.
You almost lost your soul over that 😭
You crazy bastard, you blew it all up!
Does the deposit go into a bank here? If so, she'd have done it at the bank. No papers like ours get sent.
I'd feel better buying a cheap $7 throwaway ticket.
The 29 days can be done at any BI, no problem, but it's easier online. Just click visa waiver, not tourist visa extension, and it's a really simple process ✌️
🤔 KNOW BEFORE YOU GO…. Understand that I love living in the Philippines, this is just an FYI… Don't even think about moving until you've lived there for at least 3 months. It's nothing like you think. It's a developing country, and you have no idea what that means until you experience it. Yes, there are beautiful places, but many are almost impossible to get to, and that's only a tiny part of living there. Flooding also happens often on every island. Foreigners can't own land. Be careful: buy land, and she can run you off and keep the land. It happens. You can own a condo, but renting is usually the best option. There's no higher authority to complain to. If you think you've been wronged, walk away and chalk it up to experience. Medicare doesn't apply outside the country. You should buy accident and medical insurance. Some people think the VA hospital in Manila will treat them. Wrong. It's an outpatient clinic for military-related injuries and illness. Medical care is often cash up front before admission, no matter how serious. That's true in many places, but remember you can't choose where you have an accident or a heart attack. The jeepney driver will take you to the nearest hospital or the one he has a deal with. I know from personal experience. If you're in an accident you're automatically at fault and have to settle at the scene, so carry lots of cash. An acquaintance is currently unconscious in a hospital in Dumaguete after a motorcycle accident. 25 beds in one room, 2 people in most beds. The hospital is demanding payment, but nobody knows how to get into his bank account or ATM card, things we don't think about. He has since passed away. Ambulances are few and far between, and traffic is awful in most cities, so it's a long trip to the hospital. Not all doctors are trustworthy. One man said his doctor told him he needed open-heart surgery, so he went back to the US for a second opinion and was told nothing was wrong with his heart. If you need prescription drugs from the US, you're probably out of luck. Prescription drugs must be sent by a pharmacy with proper documentation, and controlled substances and any prescription drugs mailed by a private individual are strictly forbidden. Lawyers and bankers… be careful.. they don't always act in your best interest, and there's nothing you can do about it. One expat bought a resort through his wife, only to find out the seller didn't own the property. There's a skin tax, a foreigner tax, an upcharge for foreigners. They think you're rich, and compared to them, you are. Most areas are oppressively hot and humid. Mail, electricity, internet, phone service and water are on and off and unreliable. They shut down the power plants weekly for maintenance. It's very noisy: dogs barking, loud talking, everyone seems to have two roosters crowing all night, karaoke blasting all night. That's their thing, don't complain. You are a g…
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