Can a T-mobile sidekick work in the philippines?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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you must unlock your sidekick, just search at google how to unlock it, or go to t-mobile and ask to unlock it
Friday, December 7, 2012
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Can I work as a U.S Citizen in the Philippines
Can I work as a U.S Citizen in the Philippines?
I have considered the possibility I may move and work in the Philippines. I am a college grad with some business background but currently I am working as a longshoreman in Dutch Harbor Alaska. I bring that up meaning I have education in my background but I am also not afraid to get my hands dirty either. My options are open to anything and if there is a website or some good advice that can point me in the right direction I would be very much grateful ^.^ Take care and thank you.
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Jobs for foreigners are extremely scarce, There are special situation jobs like you have mentioned, as well as jobs available for those married to Filipinas or Filipinos, consultants and others on the Link below. But here is the bottom line for most of you: Though business opportunities abound even with little capital, a job, unless it is with a foreign company, is hard to find. If you don't work for a foreign based company, with a few exceptions you need be married to a Filipina to legally work in the Philippines. Work permits are not necessary if you are married to a Filipino citizen. You only need to register with the Department of Labor and Employment.
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For all pratical purposes, no. 20% of the entire population of the Philippines is working outside the Philippines. Another 50% who are still there are living at the poverty level. Opening a business is a ticket to bankruptcy. As a foreigner married to a Filipina you could get the Philippine equivelent of a green card and work. However, you'll find wages that average $5 a day and that's for 10 hours of work.
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Go to www.livinginthephilippines.com As the others have mentioned work for foreigners here is extremely rare. You cannot work on a tourist visa. You would need a working visa or have a spousal visa to be able to work here. With the average wage being $6 a day for a 10 hour day, 6 days a week.
I have considered the possibility I may move and work in the Philippines. I am a college grad with some business background but currently I am working as a longshoreman in Dutch Harbor Alaska. I bring that up meaning I have education in my background but I am also not afraid to get my hands dirty either. My options are open to anything and if there is a website or some good advice that can point me in the right direction I would be very much grateful ^.^ Take care and thank you.
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Jobs for foreigners are extremely scarce, There are special situation jobs like you have mentioned, as well as jobs available for those married to Filipinas or Filipinos, consultants and others on the Link below. But here is the bottom line for most of you: Though business opportunities abound even with little capital, a job, unless it is with a foreign company, is hard to find. If you don't work for a foreign based company, with a few exceptions you need be married to a Filipina to legally work in the Philippines. Work permits are not necessary if you are married to a Filipino citizen. You only need to register with the Department of Labor and Employment.
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For all pratical purposes, no. 20% of the entire population of the Philippines is working outside the Philippines. Another 50% who are still there are living at the poverty level. Opening a business is a ticket to bankruptcy. As a foreigner married to a Filipina you could get the Philippine equivelent of a green card and work. However, you'll find wages that average $5 a day and that's for 10 hours of work.
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Go to www.livinginthephilippines.com As the others have mentioned work for foreigners here is extremely rare. You cannot work on a tourist visa. You would need a working visa or have a spousal visa to be able to work here. With the average wage being $6 a day for a 10 hour day, 6 days a week.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
what do i need for travel paper work to enter the Philippines
what do i need for travel paper work to enter the Philippines?
I have my military id and a passport, i as thinking about taking a quick trip over to visit friends. what else will I need? staying in manila how expensive is it there? Thanks for your time.
Philippines - 1 Answers
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Manila is no different from any other capital in terms of safety. Just keep your wits about and you will be fine. It depends on your citizenship, but generally, foreigners are allowed access to the Philippines for a limited time of 21 days. After that you will need to go to the bureau of immigration to file for an extension. Since this is a quick trip you say, then it shouldn't be a problem. If you come from an ASEAN member country or the US, I'm sure that you don't need a visa. A passport and ID is enough. But do check the Philippine Embassy website just to sure.
I have my military id and a passport, i as thinking about taking a quick trip over to visit friends. what else will I need? staying in manila how expensive is it there? Thanks for your time.
Philippines - 1 Answers
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Manila is no different from any other capital in terms of safety. Just keep your wits about and you will be fine. It depends on your citizenship, but generally, foreigners are allowed access to the Philippines for a limited time of 21 days. After that you will need to go to the bureau of immigration to file for an extension. Since this is a quick trip you say, then it shouldn't be a problem. If you come from an ASEAN member country or the US, I'm sure that you don't need a visa. A passport and ID is enough. But do check the Philippine Embassy website just to sure.
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