Dos and Don’ts When You’re In Australia

caratroti

Good morning,

I just have one question, why aren't women allowed to sit next to the driver in taxis?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="caratroti">Good morning,

I just have one question, why aren't women allowed to sit next to the driver in taxis? </blockquote>

who said so?

JC45

@gj3037 like everywhere

peiyamada

Hi po!

2019 na...ganun pa rin po ba? bawal pa din ang DL movies and music na nakasave sa phone? Visiting Sydney/Melbourne this Feb. dami ko pa naman music at movie. huhu

Thank you!

Captain_A

@peiyamada by law bawal sya, though random inspection lng yun.

got friends na nakapasok with it, they didn't know n bawal at swerte sila na hndi sila na-inspect.

For me, i wont risk, baka masira ang trip ko ng isang bagay na avoidable nmn, but its up you.

Saveontransfers

Do: Learn how to use MATE.

Do: Understand their SLANG WORDS.

Do: Know that Australia is BIG COUNTRY. It's like 7 times bigger than the Philippines.

dee0829

Do know that you have to CLEAN AS YOU GO.

Captain_A

DO: respect PRIVACY.. big deal saknila yan..

bulbasaur

@Saveontransfers it is 26 times bigger than the Philippines in terms of land area.

jmban33

@bjsbelonio naunahan mo ko sa comment na to pre hahaha

cyborg5

Do: learn how to be fake. Like conversations always start: how are ya? Ang response nyan always: good thank you. Tas ask mo din: yourself? Hwag mong iratatak mga kabiguan mo sa araw/buhay. Wala naman silang paki. Parang pang opening lang

Don’t: interrupt someone talking

tigerlance

@wanderer said:
hi is it true ba need ang licensed laptop if pumunta ng australia from pinas? baka ma hold sa immigration pag hindi licensed..

no need based from experience 🙂

Wala naman sila hinahanap pero I brought my licence key. Pero sa pagdaan sa scanners

kahit sa pilipinas, and pagtapak mo sa AU domestic, pinahiwalay nila ang laptop sa bag.

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