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> @ga2au said: > > @DreamerG said: > > > @ga2au said: > > > > @DreamerG said: > > > > > @ga2au said: > > > > > > @DreamerG said: > > > > > > > @ga2au said: > > > > > > > > @DreamerG said: > > > > > > > > > @Rizza said: > > > > > > > > > > @DreamerG said: > > > > > > > > > > Hello mga ka SG - check ko lang po; > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 1.) Saan po kayo nag pa medical with kids? Sata or Point? > > > > > > > > > > 2.) If sa kids po naka indicate na 719 - IGRA or TST means wala na po clang X-ray? its either blood test or skin test lang po ba? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Salamat po ulet sa inputs :-) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Sa SATA bedok po kami. Mabilis lang and mabait ung lady dr. Wala na pong xray sa kids, ang sinuggest nila samin sa SATA is un blood test instead of skin test kc daw may risk mag false positive sa skin test. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks po, salamat sa inputs. Madali po bang magbook sa kanila in terms of how many days from now nagbook po ang average available dates nila? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Ako po sa Point medical. Okay din sila. Watsapp mo nlng. Wag ka lang tatawag. I PM mo lang sila mabilis sila kausap. [preview] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thank you, naka off po pla minsan whatsap msg nila hehe.. nag proceed lang po ba kayo ng blood test sa kids at walang x-ray? > > > > > > > > > > Wala pong Xray pag bata. They will perform blood test sa knila. Papupuntahin kayu sa harap na clinic sa Mt. Elizabeth, pero wala na kayung babayaran dun kasi kasama na un sa binyaran niyo sa Point med > > > > > > > > Salamat po :-) weekdays po kayo nag pa book noh so mas less ang tao din.. > > > > > > Wednesday po kami nagbook. Mejo may tao din. Pero not a lot. Kais ibubook kayu ng clinic. Advise ko po halimbawa 11 ung schedule niyo, punta na kayu ng mga 10.hahhaa iaaccept na nila kayu niyan. > > > > Hello po ulet. Normaly po nyan pag sa Whatsapp, pag nag confirm po cla ok na po yun noh? Wala naman pong email pa.. salamat :-) > > > > > > Wala na. 😊 Thank you po :-) congrats and for sure very excited n po sa pag Big Move!

> @maguero said: > My 2 cents. > > I think a realistic mindset would be to hope for the best but prepare for the worst. The migration journey, particularly the experience in looking for the first job varies from person to person kahit na parehong-pareho kayo ng qualifications and work experience simply because you were looking for a job at different points in time, maybe in different places, and you don't present yourselves in the same way. Some employers evaluate applicants based on how they will fit in the team culture. > > Siguro meron din dapat differentiation between a survival job and a blue collar job. A lot of blue collar or tradie jobs require an apprenticeship which last for 1 to 6 years, so you can't just apply for those jobs maski gipit na gipit ka na. The pay is also quite good and can even be better than some office jobs which is why there are locals who really opt for careers as tradies. > > Sa tingin ko the best way to avoid getting a survival job is to ensure na malaki ang baon pag lumipat dito. That will take the pressure off needing to find a job, any job, right away and you can then afford to wait for an offer for a job you want. > > Having said all that, may kapatid at pinsan ako sa Canada. Pareho naman silang nakakuha agad ng trabaho sa field nila and hindi kinailangan mag survival job. Swerte-swerte lang din talaga ang pag migrate. True. Just prepare for the worst dn talaga and swertehan na lang dn. I have a friend na ngmigrate and was lucky to get a similar role nya dito sa pinas within a couple of weeks ng pagdating nya. Dasal lang dn talaga, sipag at diskarte. Sa nakikita ko kelangan lng dn na ilagay mo dn un sarili mo sa position na mgssucceed ka. Preparation talaga either monetary or skills wise.

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Hi. Seeking your advise on how to apply my children overseas to our current 485 visa now. I tried it online but i did it incorrectly. Made one application for the three of them and it resulted to my eldest son being the primary applicant and the two of his siblings as additional. Wondering if this is only paperbased? Or can be done online? For my children's application is it in one application or i need to make a new application for each of my children? Thank you Hope someone can shed light with this.

> @anne_001 said: > > @WanderingWandering said: > > Employed naman daw sila pero pang pinas sahod lol. > > yung tungkol dito, clarify ko lang. Na-hire ba sila ni Planit PH while waiting for visa? > O employed pa rin sila sa current employer nila ? > > afaik employed sila with planit. Mejo luge daw.

> @reyjhun061 said: > Hello po. My wife started his application for Aphra po po. I'm just wondering if you know any recruitment agency located or hospitals that offers sponsorship in Sydney po. Thanks po. Northern Beaches Hospital. And they have good migration agent.

In addition, PERAMAX also blocked me. I can't send them email anymore... I am not even harassing them... I was polite and trying my best to explain to them what was advised to me by both Banks. This made me think that they are really into something. Especially when I read the reviews on Facebook. The bank is right, they are using my money for crypto currency.

Hello - just new to Brisbane and looking to join a Filipino basketball team. I am 27 yr Male. Living at Carina but can travel around the south side. Can anyone help or suggest. Thank you.

Good day po, May experience or alam po ba kayo na courier na pwedi magpadala ng gadgets (cellphones and laptop to be exact)? Thanks in advance sa sasagot ! 🥰

Maraming salamat po sa reply! 😁

> @gelangel said: > Hi po. Anyone here bought a brand new car from Tynan Motors? Any feedback po? > And any thoughts po sa car finance? What is the est interest rate na nakakuha na dati ng car finance? Or any suggestions po para sa car loans? 😊 > > Thank you po sa mga magrereply. :smiley: Not familiar with Tynan but with regards to car financing usually may mga in-house ang dealership. You can of course go with banks or other 3rd party institutions. Based on my experience, it is best that you do not just stick with one dealership when looking to buy a car. At least contact 2 dealerships and ask them their best financing offer. I remember when I got my car, the first dealership gave me a rate of approx. 7.2% for financing (year 2017). Almost grabbed it but I tried looking for another and I got a better rate of 5.6% (I forwarded them the 1st dealership's offer through email). Also, try to check customer feedbacks regarding the dealership specially with their aftermarket services.