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  • @TasBurrfoot Agree! You just need to compare initially so you'll have a better analysis of the cost of living.
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • @MikeYanbu Walang anuman, Mike! If one of you got a job, madali na yan. Makakasurvive naman kayo sa iisang sahod dito pero kung gusto nyong makaipon, better kayong dalawa. God Bless!
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • Guys, try Adecco recruitment agency. That's where I got my job. I'm based in Melbourne pala. Meron akong kilala ng forklift driver muna, kumuha ng certification then nakpagdrive kagad as casual til nakahanap ng work sa linya nya. All the best.
    in How long did it take you to get a job? Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • @RoseG Kakainspire naman. Excited na tuloy ako mainvite lol @Diana__Jane I'm happy to hear that you got inspired with my story. If you need pieces of advice, malaking tulong tong forum. You can also pm me. Goodluck!
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • @TasBurrfoot Wahahaha, no comment!
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • @RoseG thanks for sharing your experience. anong industry kayo ng hubby at saang State? Hindi ba mahirap ang BIG move nyo may kasama ba kayong anak and if you don't mind magkano ang baon nyong pera (approx). Hindi ba kayo nahirapan sa expenses nyo d…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • @Winnie2016 Sorry, super late reply. I'm glad to hear that you're also moving to Oz. So far talaga, lahat naman na meet ko na galing sa UAE, masaya naman dito. Mga nakabili na mga bahay which di mo magagawa sa UAE. Good luck and God Bless!
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG November 2017
  • Hi Guys, I was the one who started this discussion and I'm so happy to see that a lot of you have been participating in this thread. There were a lot of questions answered. Nakatulong talaga sakin at ngyon ko naiintindihan ang mga sinasabi ng ibang …
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG May 2017
  • Hi @djphoenix , Ang ginawa namin dati is yung mga appliances, yung ung sinama namin sa eroplano tpos ung mga damit, un ung nilagay namin sa cargo box sa DHL. 20k din ginastos. Mas madali kasi makakapasok ung cargo box kung mga personal items ung na…
    in shipping our items from Phl to Melbourne Comment by RoseG January 2017
  • How true is this? How did you ship your personal effects to Australia from Manila?
    in Personal effects to be shipped to Australia is prohibited. How true? Comment by RoseG May 2016
  • When we had our initial entry, I ate the spiciest food at Spice Temple. I live in Dubai and never had experienced that kind of spice. It caters Chinese cuisine. Really enjoyed it. It's a must try! Nasa Southbank yun. Of all the restos we've tried, t…
    in Favorite restaurants / cafe and food trips Comment by RoseG July 2015
  • @envy: Wow, ang bigat naman yan ng pagbayad ng tax, sa dalawang bansa. I guess kung initial entry lang naman kmi, di lang muna ko mag-aapply. Yung sa medicare, confusing lang kasi meron akong nakitang post na even less than a year of residency, ma…
    in Things to do first "After" arriving in Australia Comment by RoseG April 2015
  • @peach17: Hi Peach, thanks for the response. So you mean, based on your experience, di pa naman natatax yung mga assets and investments mo abroad kahit declared sya sa ITR mo? Thanks. @envy: very informative, thank you. hindi ba exempted ang Pinas…
    in Things to do first "After" arriving in Australia Comment by RoseG April 2015
  • @yosh10 Hi! I have the same question! 1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of getting a TFN? 2. If we applied for TFN, hihingi na rin ba sila ng tax sa mga assets mo and investments mo abroad?
    in Things to do first "After" arriving in Australia Comment by RoseG April 2015
  • @filipinacpa, san ka based? I think it depends from one company to another. Try your luck first. Probably magagawa mo yan sa mga freelancer pero yun nga lang di sila accredited. Kung propreblamahin yun lang din yung bayad, sakit lang sa ulo, DIY ka…
    in Difference between DIY and Migration Agents Comment by RoseG March 2015
  • Hi @majkensd, I also had the same question before. I suggest that if your situation is a complicated one and you don't have time to do your own research, better get a licensed migration agent. My husband and I started to process our visa application…
    in should i hire a migration agent Comment by RoseG February 2015
  • @SYD_CPA, thanks sa response. nagcu-cut din pla sila sa sahod ng employee. Dito kasi sa Dubai, their fee is equal to the first month's salary of the recruited applicant tpos walang deduction yun sa applicant. So normal na may cut ang mga recruiters …
    in Anong Recruitment Agency ang Nakatulong sayo? Comment by RoseG February 2015
  • Hi to All! Based on your application experiences, what are the recruitment agencies that at least called you for a job interview? I can see that there a lot of recruitment agencies in Oz but would like to focus our time on agencies that really resp…
    in IT Professionals in Australia Comment by RoseG February 2015
  • Hi @cvetu2004, thanks for the tip! Will probably do the same.
    in NBI Clearance - Affix thumb print on NBI Clearance Certificate Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • Hi @piglet24, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts again. I agree when you said that after the savings, what now? and for sure when we have our babies, expenses will get bigger. I also did some research on the monthly expense and as shared by…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • hi @retake, thank you for your insights. Though you resided in SG, we had the same situation. My husband is also an IT Professional so when you said that the mid-level IT Professional's salary range from 90k-130k before tax, it inspired me to come t…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • @goreo yes, yaka yan! may alam ba kyo na website kung saan ko pwede makita yung average salary sa AU? Thanks.
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • hi, @goreo, yung 900 AUD was cited by an agency in their website, approximately yan daw and weekly expense. Yes, 13k yung magiging net pay ng asawa ko pag same ang naging sahod nya dyan. Binawas ko na kasi yung tax na kikakaltas sa knya. Pero kung d…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • @goreo, malaki ba ang 3,600 AUD per month? yun kasi sabi sa isang website. yes, 13k Dhs ang net pay dyan sa Australia kapag same pa din sahod nya. Binawas ko na kasi dyan ang tax na ikakaltas sa kanya. Pero kung nandito kami sa dubai, 13k + taxes an…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • Hi Guys, Medyo magulo yung huling post ko. Here is the correction: If my husband will still earn the same salary that he is getting here in Dubai and with a weekly cost of living amounting to 900 AUD (as one website cited), it seems that we will …
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • Hi Guys, Thank you so much for all the details. It really inspires me to pursue what we have started. Just a few questions: 1. Between Dubai and Australia, where can you save more money? Since Dubai is tax-free, we are able to save a big chunk o…
    in Dubai vs. Australia Comment by RoseG January 2015
  • Hi Guys, Been out of this forum for a while. My husband and I decided to avail the service of a migration agent. It is much cheaper compared to the agent in Pinas. It is a total difference of Php 200k. Since we have a complicated case, the agent h…
    in Difference between DIY and Migration Agents Comment by RoseG August 2014
  • @IslanderndCity and @Tasburrfoot Can't thank you enough for sharing the links. We have started processing my husband's documents so we can submit it to the assessing authority. Thank you! God bless you!
    in Occupation ceilings-effect? Comment by RoseG July 2014
  • @moonchild Hi, thank you for the reply. My husband and I should really start working on his papers para makaabot pala kmi this programme year. Thank you so much. Big help! San nyo po nkikita yung update?
    in Occupation ceilings-effect? Comment by RoseG July 2014
  • @TasBurrfoot Thank you so much, sir! Will read.
    in Difference between DIY and Migration Agents Comment by RoseG July 2014
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