<blockquote rel="quesoboy">Hi guys,
Just a quick question. Is there really a need to have a dental exam and acquire a complete dental record before you leave for Australia? I keep seeing it in people's checklists but I haven't encountered it in any of the requirements from DIAC.
Why is there a need to have this?
Hope someone can enlighten me.
Thanks!</blockquote>
The reason kaya nasa checklist yan is not for DIAC purposes. More likely kasi mas mura magpalinis at magpaayos ng ipin sa pinas as compared sa Australia kaya sulitin na.
Ang masarap na ienjoy sa pinas:
Whole body massage using romantic oil scent - Lets face it - P510 lang
Footspa and with pedicure - P560 lang (nail a holic cash and carry makati)
Linis ipin with pasta - 1,500 linis, 900 pasta per teeth (Healthway greenbelt 5)
Haircut with conditioner and menthol massage - P1,000 (bruno's barber sa Glorietta)
Sulit na sulit at masarap. More than 3 times prices nyan dito plang sa Singapore. Marami pang cheaper version nyan. Dati nagpabunot ipin officemate ko dito sa SG inabot ng 150sgd isang ipin, sa province namin sa laguna dati nagpabunot ako bagang na at wala pang makapitan 400 pesos lang, galing pa =). Kung ako sa inyo sulitin nyo yan sa pinas.