BIG MOVE

naksuyaaa · March 21

@BaaBaa said:
Uy hi @naksuyaaa ! KakaBM ko lang din and same tayo occupation, CE/Structural Engineer. Anong state ka nagdecide magmove?

Hello @BaaBaa congraaats po! Niceee may ce/struct na din ako na na-meet haha! NSW po ako. Ikaw?

BaaBaa · March 25

@naksuyaaa said:

@BaaBaa said:
Uy hi @naksuyaaa ! KakaBM ko lang din and same tayo occupation, CE/Structural Engineer. Anong state ka nagdecide magmove?

Hello @BaaBaa congraaats po! Niceee may ce/struct na din ako na na-meet haha! NSW po ako. Ikaw?

NSW din ako. I think we should connect. Madami dami ata tayong mga NSW na CE haha.

casssie · March 27

page 15 pa lang ako. nakaka overwhelm!!! 🤪

madam @era222 nasan kanaaa. i need your 2025 newbie guide hahahahaha

marav0318 · March 28

Hi po,

Just want to ask for those ICT ang occupation na nag big move specifically sa Melbourne, may mga questions lang po ako and trying to research as early as now.

1.saang areas or suburb po kayo nagsettle? Saan ba mas ok tumira especially if with kids ?
2. How much rent per week?
3. Travel time papuntang CBD by public transpo and by car?

mathilde9 · March 30

@casssie said:
page 15 pa lang ako. nakaka overwhelm!!! 🤪

madam @era222 nasan kanaaa. i need your 2025 newbie guide hahahahaha

Ikaw na daw gumawa ng bago for 2025 big move hahaha. Aabangan namin for future reference.
(hinahanap ko kasi yung post nya, alam ko nabookmark ko na yun eh, nawala yata)

casssie · March 31

@mathilde9 said:

@casssie said:
page 15 pa lang ako. nakaka overwhelm!!! 🤪

madam @era222 nasan kanaaa. i need your 2025 newbie guide hahahahaha

Ikaw na daw gumawa ng bago for 2025 big move hahaha. Aabangan namin for future reference.
(hinahanap ko kasi yung post nya, alam ko nabookmark ko na yun eh, nawala yata)

i gotchu sissy! page 30

GUYS BOOKMARK, SAVE, DOWNLOAD, PRINT NYO NA !!
PR NEWBIE GUIDE TO NSW by era222
# https://docs.google.com/document/d/18jQIdQkr1Rsq_qRxmexUqQwGdJ53Sax8iFKUfbi6fBE/view

sayang di na active si madam @era222 . pero nag iwan naman sya ng legacy. LEGACY???

mathilde9 · April 1

@casssie said:

@mathilde9 said:

@casssie said:
page 15 pa lang ako. nakaka overwhelm!!! 🤪

madam @era222 nasan kanaaa. i need your 2025 newbie guide hahahahaha

Ikaw na daw gumawa ng bago for 2025 big move hahaha. Aabangan namin for future reference.
(hinahanap ko kasi yung post nya, alam ko nabookmark ko na yun eh, nawala yata)

i gotchu sissy! page 30

GUYS BOOKMARK, SAVE, DOWNLOAD, PRINT NYO NA !!
PR NEWBIE GUIDE TO NSW by era222
# https://docs.google.com/document/d/18jQIdQkr1Rsq_qRxmexUqQwGdJ53Sax8iFKUfbi6fBE/view

sayang di na active si madam @era222 . pero nag iwan naman sya ng legacy. LEGACY???

Sobrang comprehensive pala ng document nya haha. Magbabasa ka nalang talaga. Grabe! Thanks @era222.

May nabasa akong better ang NAB than commbank. May I know why sa mga nag open dyan on both banks? Alam ko lang kasi may $4 interest ako per month sa commbank now. Pero winawaive nila pag navisit ako sa branch upon request.

brainsap · April 1

k> @marav0318 said:

Hi po,

Just want to ask for those ICT ang occupation na nag big move specifically sa Melbourne, may mga questions lang po ako and trying to research as early as now.

1.saang areas or suburb po kayo nagsettle? Saan ba mas ok tumira especially if with kids ?
2. How much rent per week?
3. Travel time papuntang CBD by public transpo and by car?

sa west side of melbourne ako nag-settle kasi un work ko is nasa west din. so before moving to australia, naghanap na ako ng work, accepted the job and started looking for place to stay. sa west side, i noticed na mas madami immigrants and asians.
check mo sa realestate.com.au, cheaper sa west compared sa ibang areas ng melbourne
20 mins by train (Vline/PTV) to Southern Cross Station and 18 mins by car.

fmp_921 · April 1

@mathilde9 said:

@casssie said:

@mathilde9 said:

@casssie said:
page 15 pa lang ako. nakaka overwhelm!!! 🤪

madam @era222 nasan kanaaa. i need your 2025 newbie guide hahahahaha

Ikaw na daw gumawa ng bago for 2025 big move hahaha. Aabangan namin for future reference.
(hinahanap ko kasi yung post nya, alam ko nabookmark ko na yun eh, nawala yata)

i gotchu sissy! page 30

GUYS BOOKMARK, SAVE, DOWNLOAD, PRINT NYO NA !!
PR NEWBIE GUIDE TO NSW by era222
# https://docs.google.com/document/d/18jQIdQkr1Rsq_qRxmexUqQwGdJ53Sax8iFKUfbi6fBE/view

sayang di na active si madam @era222 . pero nag iwan naman sya ng legacy. LEGACY???

Sobrang comprehensive pala ng document nya haha. Magbabasa ka nalang talaga. Grabe! Thanks @era222.

May nabasa akong better ang NAB than commbank. May I know why sa mga nag open dyan on both banks? Alam ko lang kasi may $4 interest ako per month sa commbank now. Pero winawaive nila pag navisit ako sa branch upon request.

Natawa ako sa legacy haha. Pero totoo, laking tulong ng guide na ginawa ni @era222 . Hanggang Citizenship meron sya info hahaha. Buong AU journey natin may guide na.

gelo0924 · April 1

Good Day! For those na granted na po ng PR Visa nila, Ask ko lang if required po ba talaga ng CFO (Commission on Filipinos Overseas) certificate bago daw po umalis ng Philippines?

fmp_921 · April 1

@gelo0924 said:
Good Day! For those na granted na po ng PR Visa nila, Ask ko lang if required po ba talaga ng CFO (Commission on Filipinos Overseas) certificate bago daw po umalis ng Philippines?

Yes po. For 189 and 190 required ang CFO seminar.

eZbZaZAU · April 3

Hi po, ask ko lang masyado na kame na-overwhelmed sa mga info na medyo confusing na. After mareceive ang grant, what's the next thing to do? we're thinking of December mag BM just to settle everything here. nagaaral na din kasi mga kids.

fmp_921 · April 3

@eZbZaZAU said:
Hi po, ask ko lang masyado na kame na-overwhelmed sa mga info na medyo confusing na. After mareceive ang grant, what's the next thing to do? we're thinking of December mag BM just to settle everything here. nagaaral na din kasi mga kids.

Good start po eto guide ni Ma @era222 :
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/18jQIdQkr1Rsq_qRxmexUqQwGdJ53Sax8iFKUfbi6fBE/mobilebasic

casssie · April 3

Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

whimpee · April 3

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

casssie · April 3

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

_sebodemacho · April 4

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

Yuing Medicare Levy Surcharge only happens when you dont have private health insurance, and you reach a certain threshold of the combined household income. It is well possible to reach that kung dalawa kayo nagwowork. https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/medicare-and-private-health-insurance/medicare-levy-surcharge/medicare-levy-surcharge-income-thresholds-and-rates#ato-Incomethresholdandrates202324

But, what's more concerning is merong Lifetime Health Cover Loading na tinatawag kapag pinatagal nyo pa yung hindi pagkuha ng private health. If you are 30yo or above, every year over 30 na wala kang private health may patong na 2%. So, kung 35 ka ngayon, 5 x 2 = 10% na patong. https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/why-health-insurance/tax/lifetime-health-cover

Now meron leniency na binigay for new PRs na over 30yo who just moved to Australia. Para maiwasan mo yang LHC Loading, you better take out cover within the 1st year of your residency as PR. When you register for Medicare, merong checkbox to tick to receive the LHC Letter, that's your proof of first registration to Medicare, the private health provider will require you of that. Kung hindi nyo sya napansin, that's fine, you can simply call Medicare to request for the letter per person.

We took out cover on the last month of our first year, para lang makatipid rin kahit sa unang taon

In an ideal world nga sana, wala na dapat private health kasi you already paid for Medicare. But thing is, may mga services na hindi pa rin talaga covered ng Medicare, like ambulance (oo, pag may emergency at wala kang private health, pagbabayarin ka ng ambulance fees after. Imagine, nagka emergency ka na nga't lahat. lol), dental, optical or commonly known as the "extras". Sulit na sulit namin yung dental and optical na yan, though meron pa rin kaming konting pay out for optical haha!

Pros and cons sya. Guess the best way to look at it, is that you are covered in both worlds - public and private health.

EDIT: Applies to 491 holders too. As mentioned in the replies.

haringkingking · April 4

@_sebodemacho said:

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

Yuing Medicare Levy Surcharge only happens when you dont have private health insurance, and you reach a certain threshold of the combined household income. It is well possible to reach that kung dalawa kayo nagwowork. https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/medicare-and-private-health-insurance/medicare-levy-surcharge/medicare-levy-surcharge-income-thresholds-and-rates#ato-Incomethresholdandrates202324

But, what's more concerning is merong Lifetime Health Cover Loading na tinatawag kapag pinatagal nyo pa yung hindi pagkuha ng private health. If you are 30yo and above, every year over 30 na wala kang private health may patong na 2%. So, kung 35 ka ngayon, 5 x 2 = 10% na patong. https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/why-health-insurance/tax/lifetime-health-cover

Now meron leniency na binigay for new PRs na over 30yo who just moved to Australia. Para maiwasan mo yang LHC, you better take out cover within the 1st year of your residency as PR. When you register for Medicare, merong checkbox to tick to receive the LHC Letter, that's your proof of first registration to Medicare, the private health provider will require you of that. Kung hindi nyo sya napansin, that's fine, you can simply call Medicare to request for the letter per person.

We took out cover on the last month of our first year, para lang makatipid rin kahit sa unang taon

In an ideal world nga sana, wala na dapat private health kasi you already paid for Medicare. But thing is, may mga services na hindi pa rin talaga covered ng Medicare, like ambulance (oo, pag may emergency at wala kang private health, pagbabayarin ka ng ambulance fees after. Imagine, nagka emergency ka na nga't lahat. lol), dental, optical or commonly known as the "extras". Sulit na sulit namin yung dental and optical na yan, though meron pa rin kaming konting pay out for optical haha!

Pros and cons sya. Guess the best way to look at it, is that you are covered in both worlds - public and private health.

+1!

Yup sulit na rin talaga, kaya todo take advantage na lang sa extras para kahit papano magamit mo 'yung at least half ng worth ng binayad mo for the year :P

Applicable din siya for 491 visa holders

mathilde9 · April 4

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

Yuing Medicare Levy Surcharge only happens when you dont have private health insurance, and you reach a certain threshold of the combined household income. It is well possible to reach that kung dalawa kayo nagwowork. https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/medicare-and-private-health-insurance/medicare-levy-surcharge/medicare-levy-surcharge-income-thresholds-and-rates#ato-Incomethresholdandrates202324

But, what's more concerning is merong Lifetime Health Cover Loading na tinatawag kapag pinatagal nyo pa yung hindi pagkuha ng private health. If you are 30yo and above, every year over 30 na wala kang private health may patong na 2%. So, kung 35 ka ngayon, 5 x 2 = 10% na patong. https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/why-health-insurance/tax/lifetime-health-cover

Now meron leniency na binigay for new PRs na over 30yo who just moved to Australia. Para maiwasan mo yang LHC, you better take out cover within the 1st year of your residency as PR. When you register for Medicare, merong checkbox to tick to receive the LHC Letter, that's your proof of first registration to Medicare, the private health provider will require you of that. Kung hindi nyo sya napansin, that's fine, you can simply call Medicare to request for the letter per person.

We took out cover on the last month of our first year, para lang makatipid rin kahit sa unang taon

In an ideal world nga sana, wala na dapat private health kasi you already paid for Medicare. But thing is, may mga services na hindi pa rin talaga covered ng Medicare, like ambulance (oo, pag may emergency at wala kang private health, pagbabayarin ka ng ambulance fees after. Imagine, nagka emergency ka na nga't lahat. lol), dental, optical or commonly known as the "extras". Sulit na sulit namin yung dental and optical na yan, though meron pa rin kaming konting pay out for optical haha!

Pros and cons sya. Guess the best way to look at it, is that you are covered in both worlds - public and private health.

+1!

Yup sulit na rin talaga, kaya todo take advantage na lang sa extras para kahit papano magamit mo 'yung at least half ng worth ng binayad mo for the year :P

Applicable din siya for 491 visa holders

Questions:
(1) Yung basic without extras for example sa bupa, comparable ba sa coverage ng medicare?

(2) Yung extras na meron sa bupa, usually hindi covered yun sa medicare?

(3) Kapag medicare lang, sa govt hospitals lang ba ako pwede magpa consult / admit if issue ang budget?

(4) Kapag annual tax filing, pwede ko ba isama yung private health insurance ko sa parang tax relief (di ko alam tawag sa au)?

haringkingking · April 4

@mathilde9 said:

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

Yuing Medicare Levy Surcharge only happens when you dont have private health insurance, and you reach a certain threshold of the combined household income. It is well possible to reach that kung dalawa kayo nagwowork. https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/medicare-and-private-health-insurance/medicare-levy-surcharge/medicare-levy-surcharge-income-thresholds-and-rates#ato-Incomethresholdandrates202324

But, what's more concerning is merong Lifetime Health Cover Loading na tinatawag kapag pinatagal nyo pa yung hindi pagkuha ng private health. If you are 30yo and above, every year over 30 na wala kang private health may patong na 2%. So, kung 35 ka ngayon, 5 x 2 = 10% na patong. https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/why-health-insurance/tax/lifetime-health-cover

Now meron leniency na binigay for new PRs na over 30yo who just moved to Australia. Para maiwasan mo yang LHC, you better take out cover within the 1st year of your residency as PR. When you register for Medicare, merong checkbox to tick to receive the LHC Letter, that's your proof of first registration to Medicare, the private health provider will require you of that. Kung hindi nyo sya napansin, that's fine, you can simply call Medicare to request for the letter per person.

We took out cover on the last month of our first year, para lang makatipid rin kahit sa unang taon

In an ideal world nga sana, wala na dapat private health kasi you already paid for Medicare. But thing is, may mga services na hindi pa rin talaga covered ng Medicare, like ambulance (oo, pag may emergency at wala kang private health, pagbabayarin ka ng ambulance fees after. Imagine, nagka emergency ka na nga't lahat. lol), dental, optical or commonly known as the "extras". Sulit na sulit namin yung dental and optical na yan, though meron pa rin kaming konting pay out for optical haha!

Pros and cons sya. Guess the best way to look at it, is that you are covered in both worlds - public and private health.

+1!

Yup sulit na rin talaga, kaya todo take advantage na lang sa extras para kahit papano magamit mo 'yung at least half ng worth ng binayad mo for the year :P

Applicable din siya for 491 visa holders

Questions:
(1) Yung basic without extras for example sa bupa, comparable ba sa coverage ng medicare?

(2) Yung extras na meron sa bupa, usually hindi covered yun sa medicare?

(3) Kapag medicare lang, sa govt hospitals lang ba ako pwede magpa consult / admit if issue ang budget?

(4) Kapag annual tax filing, pwede ko ba isama yung private health insurance ko sa parang tax relief (di ko alam tawag sa au)?

Responses (based on what I know lang ah):
(1) Yup, actually sa intindi ko, more of may access ka lang talaga sa specialists (based on the package na kinuha mo; may different levels: mas maraming covered, mas mahal haha) if ever and sa private hospitals kapag may private hospital cover ka. Maganda rin 'yung ambulance cover na kasama na sa BUPA packages, though may option na ambulance cover lang. Naka-5 rides na anak ko sa ambulance (approximately $1200 per ambulance service) within 2 years kaya medyo nasulit ko na rin talaga hahaha

(2) Yes. Yung extras ay mostly yung mga "extra" medical services talaga like general and major dental, optical, physio, mental healty, chiro, etc.

(3) Yup, okay naman na talaga ang medicare. Nag-private insurance lang din talaga ako for tax purposes and a little extra coverage for ambulance and dun sa dental/optical services. Kesa ibayad ko sa medicare levy surcharge, gamitin ko na lang sa private insurance

(4) Yup masasama/madedeclare siya sa tax computation

_sebodemacho · April 4

@mathilde9 said:

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Hiii (so... page 36 pa lang ako HAHA)

anyway, sa mga nasa AU na, kumuha pa ba kayo ng private health insurance? from what I know, may levy daw pagdating ng tax season if wala nun. can anyone enlighten me?

Yes, may additional medicare levy if you don't have private health. But this is only if you exceed the income threshold. Generally recommended pa din to get private cover.

ah. new information saken hehe thank you! 😊

Yuing Medicare Levy Surcharge only happens when you dont have private health insurance, and you reach a certain threshold of the combined household income. It is well possible to reach that kung dalawa kayo nagwowork. https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/medicare-and-private-health-insurance/medicare-levy-surcharge/medicare-levy-surcharge-income-thresholds-and-rates#ato-Incomethresholdandrates202324

But, what's more concerning is merong Lifetime Health Cover Loading na tinatawag kapag pinatagal nyo pa yung hindi pagkuha ng private health. If you are 30yo and above, every year over 30 na wala kang private health may patong na 2%. So, kung 35 ka ngayon, 5 x 2 = 10% na patong. https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/why-health-insurance/tax/lifetime-health-cover

Now meron leniency na binigay for new PRs na over 30yo who just moved to Australia. Para maiwasan mo yang LHC, you better take out cover within the 1st year of your residency as PR. When you register for Medicare, merong checkbox to tick to receive the LHC Letter, that's your proof of first registration to Medicare, the private health provider will require you of that. Kung hindi nyo sya napansin, that's fine, you can simply call Medicare to request for the letter per person.

We took out cover on the last month of our first year, para lang makatipid rin kahit sa unang taon

In an ideal world nga sana, wala na dapat private health kasi you already paid for Medicare. But thing is, may mga services na hindi pa rin talaga covered ng Medicare, like ambulance (oo, pag may emergency at wala kang private health, pagbabayarin ka ng ambulance fees after. Imagine, nagka emergency ka na nga't lahat. lol), dental, optical or commonly known as the "extras". Sulit na sulit namin yung dental and optical na yan, though meron pa rin kaming konting pay out for optical haha!

Pros and cons sya. Guess the best way to look at it, is that you are covered in both worlds - public and private health.

+1!

Yup sulit na rin talaga, kaya todo take advantage na lang sa extras para kahit papano magamit mo 'yung at least half ng worth ng binayad mo for the year :P

Applicable din siya for 491 visa holders

Questions:
(1) Yung basic without extras for example sa bupa, comparable ba sa coverage ng medicare?

(2) Yung extras na meron sa bupa, usually hindi covered yun sa medicare?

(3) Kapag medicare lang, sa govt hospitals lang ba ako pwede magpa consult / admit if issue ang budget?

(4) Kapag annual tax filing, pwede ko ba isama yung private health insurance ko sa parang tax relief (di ko alam tawag sa au)?

Questions:
(1) Yung basic without extras for example sa bupa, comparable ba sa coverage ng medicare?

Naur (lol). See answer below ano ang pinagkaiba ng coverage nila.

(2) Yung extras na meron sa bupa, usually hindi covered yun sa medicare?

Naur. Generally, yung medicare is for everyday use (lol ano daw), more on GP mga lagnat-laki ganyan. Yung private health mo is for the extras (ambulance, dental, optical, etc), more importantly for hospitalisation talaga sya, and major operations as long as covered ng insurance na kinuha mo. Papasok majorly yung Medicare kung na-ospital ka sa public hospital. Pero kung meron kang choice, sa private ka pagamot, para naman magamit mo yung private health. And, imagine PGH na modern and improved lang, ganon ang lagay ng mga publicj hospitals dito. So expect aligaga, pila to get the care that you need, and all. So, it depends kung san ka talaga nagpagamot. They are almost the same, but.....not really.

(3) Kapag medicare lang, sa govt hospitals lang ba ako pwede magpa consult / admit if issue ang budget?

Naur. Pwede sa Private clinics rin. Ang process kasi is parang sa SG - GP (general physician/practitioner) ka muna, then sila mag suggest ng specialist kung need. Ang sistema ay, merong GP na bulk billing and non-bulk bill. Pag bulk billing, wala ka totally payout. Yung non-bulk bill, tama ka! Merong payout, lol, pero merong portion na pwede mong reimbuse from Medicare.

(4) Kapag annual tax filing, pwede ko ba isama yung private health insurance ko sa parang tax relief (di ko alam tawag sa au)?

Automatic na syang bawas dun sa presyo once you took out the private health cover. Di ko lang sure kung makikita sya sa tax return kasi first year pa lang namin ngayon with private health. Balitaan kita sa October lol.

mathilde9 · April 4

Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

_sebodemacho · April 4

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Malaking reaksyon ko rin yan nung una hahaha! Pambihira kako, walang ambulance cover ang Medicare, e yun yung basic.

haringkingking · April 4

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

_sebodemacho · April 4

@haringkingking said:

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

Ay totoo yan, jusko. Meron akong kilala may sugat sa pisngi ng pwet nya, matik binigyan lang ng antibiotic. hindi gumaling pre, ang nangayri umuwi pa ng India para lang magamot na tulyan hahahahahaha!

Mahirap rin talaga magkasakit dito e. Di ka papansinin hanggat hindi life or death situation.

EDIT: Pero depende pa rin talaga, meron naman kasing maswerte sa GP na nakuha nila haha. So di ko naman nilalahat, baka sabihin basher ako ng sistema lol. Basta, hindi rainbows and butterflies ang Australia, so please lang wag mag romanticise masyado.

haringkingking · April 4

@_sebodemacho said:

@haringkingking said:

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

Ay totoo yan, jusko. Meron akong kilala may sugat sa pisngi ng pwet nya, matik binigyan lang ng antibiotic. hindi gumaling pre, ang nangayri umuwi pa ng India para lang magamot na tulyan hahahahahaha!

Mahirap rin talaga magkasakit dito e. Di ka papansinin hanggat hindi life or death situation.

Wahahaha napauwi pa nang di oras sa sariling bayan grabe!

Totoo 'yan, kung minsan nga, ayaw ko na lang magpunta sa ospital kapag may sakit anak ko, tutal papahigain (though libre stay, sobrang lamig pa ng aircon hahaha) lang anak ko dun tapos papainumin ng panadol. Kaya ko rin naman gawin sa bahay 'yun eh hahaha

_sebodemacho · April 4

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@haringkingking said:

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

Ay totoo yan, jusko. Meron akong kilala may sugat sa pisngi ng pwet nya, matik binigyan lang ng antibiotic. hindi gumaling pre, ang nangayri umuwi pa ng India para lang magamot na tulyan hahahahahaha!

Mahirap rin talaga magkasakit dito e. Di ka papansinin hanggat hindi life or death situation.

Wahahaha napauwi pa nang di oras sa sariling bayan grabe!

Totoo 'yan, kung minsan nga, ayaw ko na lang magpunta sa ospital kapag may sakit anak ko, tutal papahigain (though libre stay, sobrang lamig pa ng aircon hahaha) lang anak ko dun tapos papainumin ng panadol. Kaya ko rin naman gawin sa bahay 'yun eh hahaha

Eto pa nga pre, nagpacheck up ako. Aba, yung GP nag-Google lang sa harap ko. HAHAHA. E nagawa ko na yan sa bahay e! Naknangtokwa.

mathilde9 · April 4

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@haringkingking said:

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

Ay totoo yan, jusko. Meron akong kilala may sugat sa pisngi ng pwet nya, matik binigyan lang ng antibiotic. hindi gumaling pre, ang nangayri umuwi pa ng India para lang magamot na tulyan hahahahahaha!

Mahirap rin talaga magkasakit dito e. Di ka papansinin hanggat hindi life or death situation.

Wahahaha napauwi pa nang di oras sa sariling bayan grabe!

Totoo 'yan, kung minsan nga, ayaw ko na lang magpunta sa ospital kapag may sakit anak ko, tutal papahigain (though libre stay, sobrang lamig pa ng aircon hahaha) lang anak ko dun tapos papainumin ng panadol. Kaya ko rin naman gawin sa bahay 'yun eh hahaha

HAHAHAA comedy. Panadol pa rin pala dyan. At least nabalatan na daw panadol. Iinumin nalang.

_sebodemacho · April 4

Gusto ko yung nag kwentuhan tayo dito ahhahahaha! @haringkingking @mathilde9

haringkingking · April 4

@_sebodemacho said:

@haringkingking said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@haringkingking said:

@mathilde9 said:
Thank you, @haringkingking and @_sebodemacho (na aussie accent na). Good to know na hindi naman pala nalalayo sa sg ang sistema.

Pero, bakit naman di covered ang ambulance ek ek sa medicare? Yun nga yung definition ng may sakit talaga di ba? Oh naur! 😆

Special daw kasi pag naka-ambulance, derecho emergency room hahaha. Kapag pipila ka sa emergency area sa hospital, priority nila 'yung malala na sitwasyon. Kapag lagnat-laki lang, mga 2 hours ka maghintay hahaha

Ay totoo yan, jusko. Meron akong kilala may sugat sa pisngi ng pwet nya, matik binigyan lang ng antibiotic. hindi gumaling pre, ang nangayri umuwi pa ng India para lang magamot na tulyan hahahahahaha!

Mahirap rin talaga magkasakit dito e. Di ka papansinin hanggat hindi life or death situation.

Wahahaha napauwi pa nang di oras sa sariling bayan grabe!

Totoo 'yan, kung minsan nga, ayaw ko na lang magpunta sa ospital kapag may sakit anak ko, tutal papahigain (though libre stay, sobrang lamig pa ng aircon hahaha) lang anak ko dun tapos papainumin ng panadol. Kaya ko rin naman gawin sa bahay 'yun eh hahaha

Eto pa nga pre, nagpacheck up ako. Aba, yung GP nag-Google lang sa harap ko. HAHAHA. E nagawa ko na yan sa bahay e! Naknangtokwa.