Bakit Australia?

czha · August 2014

@IslanderndCity good answer! haha .. mamimiss mo din ang lah sa bawat sentence

dhey_almighty · August 2014

Kesa naman middle east ulet! :-p

Australia...ang daling umuwi ng pinas...hawak mo ang passport mo...may mga equal rights ka dito...pala-ngiti ang mga aussie na nakakasalubong ko....walang bayad ang mga freeway...relax ang mga tao...straight forward ang mga tao...ang gaganda ng mga aussie na nakikita ko sa mga shops and coffee house...ang bilis ng processing ng mga papers (mostly online)...

***un nga lang at up to now e wala pa akong nakikitang Kangaroo! :-p

Milkan · August 2014

bakit Australia? low crime rate and siya ang nagbukas ng work opportunity para sa akin.

@dhey_almighty: ...magaganda talaga, kaya kung gusto ko mag relax e punta na lang ako sa Gloria Jeans coffee shop . lol..try mo din sir sumakay ng tren Joondalup or Fremantle line during rush hour, mabubusog mata mo sa mga nagagandahang dilag. lol

goreo · August 2014

para sa amin, Australia dahil sa healthcare, education and it's really a great place to raise our son and future kids..

dhey_almighty · August 2014

@Milkan noted sir
hahaha

lester_lugtu · August 2014

Why australia?

High income, just that.

Other than that, sa pilipinas ko lang makikita.

1. Lumalaki at tumatanda ang pilipino na hindi drug addict.

2. Mababango ang mga pinoy, all day everyday. Babae man o lalaki.

3. Mahabaaaa ang pasensya ng mga pinoy kaya masarap kausap. Walang halong kaplastikan.

4. Hindi natin alam ang word na racism.

5. Traffic man palagi at nakakainis, paguwi mo ng bahay, wala pa din makakatalo sa pamilyang dadatnan mo.

6. Hindi man ganun kataas ang quality ng education, kaya ko naman makipagkwentuhan, makipagsigawan, at makipagharutan sa loob ng classroom ng buo ang expression ko at hindi nagdadalawang isip magsalita dahil tagalog.

7. Panget man ang health system satin at expensive ang magpagamot, kasama mo naman ang family mo sa mga times na maysakit ka. Even tita, tito, insan kayang bumisita sau kapag hospitalise ka.

8. Hindi uso satin ang aged care.

9. At kahit mainit man ang panahon buong taon, mausok at mataas ang pollution, pagdating ng gabi sama sama pa din kau magpapahinga ng pamilya mo sa iisang bahay at ang kinabukasan ay 1 na namang challenge na kayang kaya.

10. At wala pa din tatalo sa isaw, sisig, adobo, proven kapag kinain mo sya sa pinas. Bakit? Dhl sa vetsin.

pmzinoz · August 2014

^ sorry man, i find it difficult to agree with your opinions..

just saying :-)

gmad06 · August 2014

:-/ am confused

clickbuddy2009 · August 2014

Kesa naman middle east ulet! :-p

Australia...ang daling umuwi ng pinas...hawak mo ang passport mo...may mga equal rights ka dito...pala-ngiti ang mga aussie na nakakasalubong ko....walang bayad ang mga freeway...relax ang mga tao...straight forward ang mga tao...ang gaganda ng mga aussie na nakikita ko sa mga shops and coffee house...ang bilis ng processing ng mga papers (mostly online)...

***un nga lang at up to now e wala pa akong nakikitang Kangaroo! :-p

Hahaha... Talagang hindi pinalagpas mga naggagandahang mga aussies? Pero totoo yan mate, kaliwa't kanan, makikita mo mga mala-artistahin ang dating. Wala pang mga make up yan ha. Buti na lang at hindi selosa wife ko, nakikipagunahan pa nga sakin sa pagturo ng chicks.

dhey_almighty · August 2014

@clickbuddy2009 apir mate! haha

buti na lang at hiwalay na ako sa asawa ko! hahaha

RuChe · August 2014

Di ganun kalaki time difference sa pinas. Di mahirap magsched ng call/chat time.

Family friendly and me work life balance. Sakto 5pm pede umuwi. Ayaw nila nag-o-ot mga tao.
Hindi ganun ka problema ang traffic because of good transportation system.

IslanderndCity · August 2014

@IslanderndCity good answer! haha .. mamimiss mo din ang lah sa bawat sentence

Hahaha. Relate much lah

mhej · August 2014

population density, and 4 seasons in a day. ;-)

Sorry, alam ko typo to. Pero naloka ako imagining the possibility of experiencing 4 seasons in a DAY! sakit ang aabutin natin niyan dre. hehehe.

I chose Australia because of proximity to the Philippines as well as familiarity with the culture since I've worked with an Australian company since 2009 and have gotten to know a number of Australians on the job.

But if it wasn't Australia, it would be somewhere else. For me, it was more of a matter of anywhere but the Philippines (and maybe North Korea, Africa, Middle East and China). hahaha!

orengoreng · September 2014

I'm torn between AU and CAnada. Nauna na kc ang AU visa ko when I found out Canada is opening doors for IT last year. Tagal ko rin sya hinintay, 2008 pa ako nagapply sa CA as FSW then my papers was returned because they pull out IT in the category. Until I found out about AU fast processing thru my cousin who's now in Sydney. I like Canada because of its clean and green environment, proximity to US where my love of my life are residing (my nephew and niece) and cheaper commodities. What I don't like in Canada is the extreme cold, longer residency b4 citizenship I heard they're changing it from 3 to 6 yrs and lesser number of leaves mandated by govt

On the other hand, what I like in AU is the proximity to PH almost the same timezone makes me easily monitor and chat my mom @ home, laid back living as many have said but hoping that it true once I start working, more leaves so I can have vacation to PH, US and CA, less time traveling and cheaper fare tnx to cebupacific I hope they will have good service for this route, the weather not too cold and higher wage I hope so too. US is really my dream destination I got most of my relatives in the US and only few in CA but my mom prefer to stay in PH and visit whenever to US.

I won't know what's the best for me only when I get to try living on those places but I cannot get two PR all at the same time as I will soon give up one from another and will put me in a bad list for abandonment of PR.

Does anyone here have tried living in Canada and Australia and which he you prefer living in. One confused IT professional here seeking for insight. Thanks.

dhey_almighty · September 2014

@orengoreng Bro, as per sa mga tropa ko na nasa Canada na, maganda rin ang Canada pero ang reklamo nila ay ang extreme weather conditions pag winter...at ang isa pa e ang hirap silang makauwi ng pinas since malayo nga at mahal ang pamasahe, considering na yung nagpunta sila duon e tatlo lamang sila and now e lima na sila...kaya mahal na ang pamasahe nila...and take note, mga 2 weeks lang sila maglalage sa pinas...unlike sa Australia e saglit lang e nasa pinas ka na :-)

why dont you give it a try dito sa Oz for the meantime since on-going naman pala ang Canada mo...if hinde mo nagustuhan dito sa oz, then may option kang mag Canada... :-)

***ang masasabi ko lang e may reason kung bakit nauna ang Australian Visa mo...there is no such things as coincidence... :-)

TotoyOZresident · September 2014

bakit Australia? low crime rate and siya ang nagbukas ng work opportunity para sa akin.

@dhey_almighty: ...magaganda talaga, kaya kung gusto ko mag relax e punta na lang ako sa Gloria Jeans coffee shop . lol..try mo din sir sumakay ng tren Joondalup or Fremantle line during rush hour, mabubusog mata mo sa mga nagagandahang dilag. lol

Magpa member ka ng Gym. Then punta ka dun every week its up to you. Attend ka ng Yoga dami dun

makikilala mo pa sila at makaka usap.

TasBurrfoot · September 2014

Why australia?

High income, just that.

Other than that, sa pilipinas ko lang makikita.

1. Lumalaki at tumatanda ang pilipino na hindi drug addict. - you sure on this? highly doubt

2. Mababango ang mga pinoy, all day everyday. Babae man o lalaki. - hasty generalization

3. Mahabaaaa ang pasensya ng mga pinoy kaya masarap kausap. Walang halong kaplastikan. - walang halong kaplastikan? I don't think so... In fact dahil ang mga Pilipino are not very direct with what they feel, I would say that is partly kaplastikan din.

4. Hindi natin alam ang word na racism. - THIS IS WRONG!! Filipinos are the most racist people that I know; meron tayo adjective sa mga itim, sa mga chinese, sa mga indians. In fact there is internal racism going on din (i.e looking down upon a Bisaya...)

5. Traffic man palagi at nakakainis, paguwi mo ng bahay, wala pa din makakatalo sa pamilyang dadatnan mo. - kung lilipat abroad, may pamilya ka rin naman dito na dadatnan everyday ah... not unless you plan to pursue single blessedness.

6. Hindi man ganun kataas ang quality ng education, kaya ko naman makipagkwentuhan, makipagsigawan, at makipagharutan sa loob ng classroom ng buo ang expression ko at hindi nagdadalawang isip magsalita dahil tagalog.

7. Panget man ang health system satin at expensive ang magpagamot, kasama mo naman ang family mo sa mga times na maysakit ka. Even tita, tito, insan kayang bumisita sau kapag hospitalise ka.

8. Hindi uso satin ang aged care. - aged care is not too bad I would say... at least dito, well taken cared off sila ng mga nurses, etc. malungkot lang isipin though especially sa atin Filipinos who are not used to this practice.

9. At kahit mainit man ang panahon buong taon, mausok at mataas ang pollution, pagdating ng gabi sama sama pa din kau magpapahinga ng pamilya mo sa iisang bahay at ang kinabukasan ay 1 na namang challenge na kayang kaya.

10. At wala pa din tatalo sa isaw, sisig, adobo, proven kapag kinain mo sya sa pinas. Bakit? Dhl sa vetsin. - try eating Thai food... I stopped taking in vetsin in my food since moving in Melbourne, taste better naturally and it is healthy pa.

I don't agree with you mate...

Pero as I always say, different strokes for different folks naman so ayus tayo diyan!

rencerencerence · September 2014

@dhey_almighty matang-lawin mate haha

JCsantos · September 2014

Pinoy inde racist? hehehe tingnan nyo kung paano natin pansinin at pagtawanan yung mga bisaya , ilocano etc .... batangueno ..sa tingin nyo ba e inde racism yun

dhey_almighty · September 2014

@rencerencerence hahaha

vhoythoy · September 2014

I'm torn between AU and CAnada. Nauna na kc ang AU visa ko when I found out Canada is opening doors for IT last year. Tagal ko rin sya hinintay, 2008 pa ako nagapply sa CA as FSW then my papers was returned because they pull out IT in the category. Until I found out about AU fast processing thru my cousin who's now in Sydney. I like Canada because of its clean and green environment, proximity to US where my love of my life are residing (my nephew and niece) and cheaper commodities. What I don't like in Canada is the extreme cold, longer residency b4 citizenship I heard they're changing it from 3 to 6 yrs and lesser number of leaves mandated by govt

On the other hand, what I like in AU is the proximity to PH almost the same timezone makes me easily monitor and chat my mom @ home, laid back living as many have said but hoping that it true once I start working, more leaves so I can have vacation to PH, US and CA, less time traveling and cheaper fare tnx to cebupacific I hope they will have good service for this route, the weather not too cold and higher wage I hope so too. US is really my dream destination I got most of my relatives in the US and only few in CA but my mom prefer to stay in PH and visit whenever to US.

I won't know what's the best for me only when I get to try living on those places but I cannot get two PR all at the same time as I will soon give up one from another and will put me in a bad list for abandonment of PR.

Does anyone here have tried living in Canada and Australia and which he you prefer living in. One confused IT professional here seeking for insight. Thanks.

Same here Canada will always been my first choice kesa Australia and US yung dream destination ko. I haven't been visited US and Canada so i can't say it with finality. I've supposed to move sana sa Pembroke Ontario last year kung hindi lang nagkaproblem sa LMO. Open na din this year ung accountant sa Canada pero too late. As of now, my plans is to really enjoy Australia for the next 5 years. After that, kapag Australia Citizen na ako, i will check whether kung gusto ko pa mag work sa US and/or maagapply ng PR sa Canada or just stay nalang sa Australia for good. But deep within my heart i really wanted to try living on that other side of the world hehe

vhoythoy · September 2014

Why australia?

High income, just that.

Other than that, sa pilipinas ko lang makikita.

1. Lumalaki at tumatanda ang pilipino na hindi drug addict. - depende na sa lugar at sa tao na yan. Kahit saan meron nyan mas lesser nga lang sa iba dahil mahigpit like dito sa Singapore wala pa ako nakikitang adik dahil bitay ang aabutin. Yung lugar na kinalakihan ko dati sa Dagat dagatan malabon maraming adik dun. Pati nga minsan sa bahay namin may pot sessions dami pang frat at gang war. Pero hindi ako sumasali hehehe.

2. Mababango ang mga pinoy, all day everyday. Babae man o lalaki. - Depende na to, pero ako mabango all day everyday

3. Mahabaaaa ang pasensya ng mga pinoy kaya masarap kausap. Walang halong kaplastikan. - Depende na din sa tao, wala sa lahi at lugar to

4. Hindi natin alam ang word na racism. - Depende na din sa tao, wala sa lahi at lugar to, pero tama nga madaming racist na pinoy din. Dun sa lugar namin dati looked down din generally ang bisaya. Pero more on stereo type lalo kung hindi pa close or kilala. Pero later nagiging tropa din. Pag baduy manamit bisaya, kapag malaki katawan construction worker na bisaya, kapag babae tinatawag na katulong/ inday, actually minsan kapag panget tinatawag pang mukhang bisaya, yung mga maiitim, bumbay, etc. naririnig ko lang yan ah

5. Traffic man palagi at nakakainis, paguwi mo ng bahay, wala pa din makakatalo sa pamilyang dadatnan mo. - Siguro kapag kasama mo pamilya mo sa Australia baka wala na din difference. Ang nakakamiss lang cguro ung mga tropa at ka basketball, ka pusoy, kapitbahay, kasi sa pinas maraming tambay at maraming activities everyday

6. Hindi man ganun kataas ang quality ng education, kaya ko naman makipagkwentuhan, makipagsigawan, at makipagharutan sa loob ng classroom ng buo ang expression ko at hindi nagdadalawang isip magsalita dahil tagalog. - Hmmm. May mga schools din sa pinas na mataas ang quality of education (e.g. ateneo/up/la salle/aim) problem lang talaga eh global recognition just for me. hirap kasi magsalita ng tagalog sa ibang bansa kasi di first language nila unlike sa pinas lahat halos nakakaintindi ng tagalog.

7. Panget man ang health system satin at expensive ang magpagamot, kasama mo naman ang family mo sa mga times na maysakit ka. Even tita, tito, insan kayang bumisita sau kapag hospitalise ka. - health system in pinas in general yes not good, pero may place din maayos at maganda. like sa makati med world class un, pero mahal nga lang. relatives advantages nga yan, lalo na kung close kayo sa relatives nyo.

8. Hindi uso satin ang aged care. Kung maginhawa buhay mo sa pinas walang problema to and may mga health insurance ka. Ang maganda lang talaga para sa akin tumanda sa pinas is hindi ka masyado maboring. Besides kapag may dementia ka na, magiging maramdamin ka na, makakalimutin at maalala mo ung kabataan mo, old friends/ relatives, at magandang alala mo sa pinas. Thats the case of my grandmother who passed away at age 87. Kaya i'm not really closing door to retire and die in pinas.Tapos, close family ties kasi at kasama mo plagi ang apo mo. Tapos pwede ka makipagchikahan sa kapit bahay, pusoy, tong its. Di kasi masyadong tanggap sa kultura natin na iiwanan nlang ang matandang parents/lolo at lola sa aged care/ home for the aged at bahala na. But ofcourse not always the case.

9. At kahit mainit man ang panahon buong taon, mausok at mataas ang pollution, pagdating ng gabi sama sama pa din kau magpapahinga ng pamilya mo sa iisang bahay at ang kinabukasan ay 1 na namang challenge na kayang kaya. - Not an issue kung kasama mo buong pamilya mo mag migrate.

10. At wala pa din tatalo sa isaw, sisig, adobo, proven kapag kinain mo sya sa pinas. Bakit? Dhl sa vetsin. - Pagdating sa naman food, pinas pa rin ako. Nothing beats pinoy food for me. Kahit ung simpleng banana q sa labas ng bahay, pares, andoks, karinderia, razons halo halo, maxx, etc.

Here's my own opinion naman hehe

vhoythoy · September 2014

double post

cholle · September 2014

Hirap mag-agree sa mga ni-raise niyang points about Pinas...

Why australia?

High income, just that.

Other than that, sa pilipinas ko lang makikita.

1. Lumalaki at tumatanda ang pilipino na hindi drug addict.

Actually, marami ngang trabaho dapat ang PDEA diba at hindi nga nila kayang lutasin ang problema sa droga. Di mo mabibilang sa kamay mo yung mga batang kalye na nagrurugby na.

2. Mababango ang mga pinoy, all day everyday. Babae man o lalaki.

Pag nagcocommute ka, hindi mo ba naaamoy yung ibang mga kasabay mo?

3. Mahabaaaa ang pasensya ng mga pinoy kaya masarap kausap. Walang halong kaplastikan.

Au contraire, ang mga tao sa ibang bansa ay mas straight to the point. No nonsense. Sa atin nga, madalas yung backstabbing sa workplace, pakitang-tao, being nice for the sake of pakikisama, etc. Related na yan sa kaplastikan kung iisipin mo.

4. Hindi natin alam ang word na racism.

Completely beg to disagree. Lahat ng puting matanda tinatawag na "hey Joe!", yung terms na intsik beho, chekwa, pana, egoy/negro, promdi, etc. marami tayo niyan! Hindi lang tayo racist, minsan discriminating pa - sa may kapansanan, sa di magaling mag-Tagalog/Ingles, sa maagang nag-anak ("disgrasyada"), may tattoo, third sex (true story - nanay ko assumes all male homosexuals have HIV, hirap niyang i-educate naman!). Mahilig tayo mamintas, pero balat-sibuyas kapag ang puna ay nakatuon sa atin.

5. Traffic man palagi at nakakainis, paguwi mo ng bahay, wala pa din makakatalo sa pamilyang dadatnan mo.

Tulad ng nabanggit nina @TasBurrfoot at @vhoythoy, this won't be a problem if you migrate together with your family, or if start your own family in another country. Also, it's even better since walang traffic, you get to come home earlier and spend more time with your family. Ngayong nakabakasyon ako sa Pinas, napansin ko ito eh: aalis nang 6am just to beat the morning rush, tapos 9pm, minsan 10 o 11 na nakakauwi ang kapatid at parents ko. Asan ang quality time??

6. Hindi man ganun kataas ang quality ng education, kaya ko naman makipagkwentuhan, makipagsigawan, at makipagharutan sa loob ng classroom ng buo ang expression ko at hindi nagdadalawang isip magsalita dahil tagalog.

I'd pick better quality education any day over being able to gossip, makipagharutan at makipagsigawan sa classroom. Otherwise, what is the point of going to school?

7. Panget man ang health system satin at expensive ang magpagamot, kasama mo naman ang family mo sa mga times na maysakit ka. Even tita, tito, insan kayang bumisita sau kapag hospitalise ka.

Pag nagkaedad na tayo, hindi biro ang gastos sa healthcare. I have a feeling one day you will rethink this

8. Hindi uso satin ang aged care.

The fact that it is not uso, I don't see it as a problem. It's a matter of choice for families. The services are available even in Pinas, so it's up to the family whether they want a nurse caring for their elderly. Pwede rin naman hindi ilagay sa aged care pag nasa Australia eh, nasa sa inyo yan.

9. At kahit mainit man ang panahon buong taon, mausok at mataas ang pollution, pagdating ng gabi sama sama pa din kau magpapahinga ng pamilya mo sa iisang bahay at ang kinabukasan ay 1 na namang challenge na kayang kaya.

Same as #5, not a problem if you are with family in Australia. On the other hand, dahil nabanggit mo ang init at polusyon, minus points yan sa Pinas.

10. At wala pa din tatalo sa isaw, sisig, adobo, proven kapag kinain mo sya sa pinas. Bakit? Dhl sa vetsin.

Not sure how vetsin in food is meant to be a plus point... I would thin otherwise. Kapag naman na-miss mo ang Pinoy food, pwede ka naman magluto. Healthier pa because you know exactly what goes in your meal.

Milkan · September 2014

bakit Australia? low crime rate and siya ang nagbukas ng work opportunity para sa akin.

@dhey_almighty: ...magaganda talaga, kaya kung gusto ko mag relax e punta na lang ako sa Gloria Jeans coffee shop . lol..try mo din sir sumakay ng tren Joondalup or Fremantle line during rush hour, mabubusog mata mo sa mga nagagandahang dilag. lol
Magpa member ka ng Gym. Then punta ka dun every week its up to you. Attend ka ng Yoga dami dun makikilala mo pa sila at makaka usap.

@TotoyOZresident

brod Zumba na lang ako. LOL.

Fitness No.1 sa Smithfield NSW sinubukan ko mag Zumba (kasama sa package pg nag enrol ka sa Gym), nasa likuran ako na pwesto...one day lang ako, di ako makapagconcentrate e. LOL.

orengoreng · September 2014

@vhoythoy @dhey_almighty salamat mga bro sa mga sinabi nyu! as for now what I'm heading is precisely to AU first and see if things will work out. Just enjoy what AU can offer and always looking forward to go home and work hard para may pera mauwi kay mader and pamangkin.

Actually I haven't been to AU and I don't have any idea what AU does look like, been to US many times to be with family but never been to Canada. I always know Canada is more beautiful than US because of its lash greenery atmosphere but I really don't like the cold winter they have. US winter is already harsh for me much more if I were in CAnada delubyo lamig daw but just as my relative told me you'll get use to it.

For me nothing beats Pinas, but have to leave and try living to other place where it can give me security and financial stability in the future not only for me but also to my family. Once I got my citizenship in AU I would thiink if I have chance to stay in US or go back to PH for a short break and head wherever God wants me to be.

Hope all our endeavors are also the plans of God for us.

vhoythoy · September 2014

@vhoythoy @dhey_almighty salamat mga bro sa mga sinabi nyu! as for now what I'm heading is precisely to AU first and see if things will work out. Just enjoy what AU can offer and always looking forward to go home and work hard para may pera mauwi kay mader and pamangkin.

Actually I haven't been to AU and I don't have any idea what AU does look like, been to US many times to be with family but never been to Canada. I always know Canada is more beautiful than US because of its lash greenery atmosphere but I really don't like the cold winter they have. US winter is already harsh for me much more if I were in CAnada delubyo lamig daw but just as my relative told me you'll get use to it.

For me nothing beats Pinas, but have to leave and try living to other place where it can give me security and financial stability in the future not only for me but also to my family. Once I got my citizenship in AU I would thiink if I have chance to stay in US or go back to PH for a short break and head wherever God wants me to be.

Hope all our endeavors are also the plans of God for us.

Sa Canada first choice ko is Vancouver (glass city) then Toronto then Montreal. Ang ganda ng rocky mountains nila bandang alberta yata un, and ofcourse malapit sa US. So far nakarating na ako sa Melbourne and the place is very nice and vibrant. No problem for me spending several years living there besides it was chosen as the #1 most liveable city in the world for the 4th time hehehe. I am also looking forward to work/live in Sydney. Basta for the next 5 years its all about Australia for me. I will see what happens after that.

TotoyOZresident · September 2014

bakit Australia? low crime rate and siya ang nagbukas ng work opportunity para sa akin.

@dhey_almighty: ...magaganda talaga, kaya kung gusto ko mag relax e punta na lang ako sa Gloria Jeans coffee shop . lol..try mo din sir sumakay ng tren Joondalup or Fremantle line during rush hour, mabubusog mata mo sa mga nagagandahang dilag. lol
Magpa member ka ng Gym. Then punta ka dun every week its up to you. Attend ka ng Yoga dami dun makikilala mo pa sila at makaka usap.

@TotoyOZresident

brod Zumba na lang ako. LOL.

Fitness No.1 sa Smithfield NSW sinubukan ko mag Zumba (kasama sa package pg nag enrol ka sa Gym), nasa likuran ako na pwesto...one day lang ako, di ako makapagconcentrate e. LOL.

Sanayan lang yan... magsasawa ka rin sa kakatingin. Puede ka naman makipag kaibigan sa kanila eh. Kung single ka Invite her to drink a coffee malapit sa gym KKB yun di ka nman kailangan magbayad ng iinumin nya. That's another way to know the person. Hindi mo nman kailangan magtiis sa kakatingin. hwag mo pala pilitin kung ayaw means baka bf yun. Explore yourself and be friendly. It will improve your confidence and local English speaking. Be a good boy Mayt...

orengoreng · September 2014

@vhoythoy bro, banff alberta rocky mountain ata yun sinasabi mo pangarap ko pumunta ng CA nakita ang Niagara Falls at pumasyal sa Calgary Alberta, super green daw doon in touch of nature hopefully when I settled in AU with stable income and leaves to spend, CA embassy will grant me visa unlike before they denied me my visa twice. Ayaw talaga nya sakin anyway I think i got purpose in AU kaya kahit pagpupumilit ko sa Canada eh ayaw pa rin ako papasukan for reason I don't know. Hope all is well in Melbourne. I'll be staying in Sydney next year.

TotoyOZresident · September 2014

@vhoythoy bro, banff alberta rocky mountain ata yun sinasabi mo pangarap ko pumunta ng CA nakita ang Niagara Falls at pumasyal sa Calgary Alberta, super green daw doon in touch of nature hopefully when I settled in AU with stable income and leaves to spend, CA embassy will grant me visa unlike before they denied me my visa twice. Ayaw talaga nya sakin anyway I think i got purpose in AU kaya kahit pagpupumilit ko sa Canada eh ayaw pa rin ako papasukan for reason I don't know. Hope all is well in Melbourne. I'll be staying in Sydney next year.

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Uruguay
1Visa-on-arrival fee: USD100.
2Visa-on-arrival fee: USD50.
3Visa-on-arrival fee: KWD5.
4Visa-on-arrival fee: USD20.

Visa-free entry to Schengen area for 90 days of any 180-day period
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland

Visa-free entry (or visa-on-arrival) valid for 90 days
Albania
Bangladesh
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Chile1
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Japan
Malawi
Nicaragua2
Serbia
South Africa
South Korea
Venezuela
Zambia3
1Visa-on-arrival fee: USD95.
2Visa-on-arrival fee: USD10.
3Visa-on-arrival fee: USD50.

Visa-free entry (or visa-on-arrival) valid for 1 month
Antigua and Barbuda
Belize
Lebanon

Visa-free entry (or visa-on-arrival) valid for 30 days
Brunei
Egypt1
Indonesia2
Taiwan
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
1Visa-on-arrival fee: USD15.
2Visa-on-arrival fee: USD25.

Visa-free entry (or visa-on-arrival) valid for 21 days
Philippines

Visa-free entry (or visa-on-arrival) valid for 14 days
Bahrain

Visa-on-arrival fee: BHD5.

All other destinations
To visit other countries, or to stay for longer periods, you may require a visa. Please check with the embassy or consulate of the country you will be visiting.