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06-14-10 03:23 #3572
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Col Law
If you go to an overseas Philippines Embassy you can apply for the 59-day visa straight up. It saves any hassles to get the extension.
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06-14-10 01:56 #3571
Posts: 4084Originally Posted by Col Law
Its a sensible rule that you have health insurance and I would REALLY recommend you have some.
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06-14-10 00:06 #3570
Posts: 186Insurance/visa
Sorry about this
Am I required to have health insurance? Visa?
As I read it, I don't need to obtain a visa before entry into the Philippines as a British passport holder But once entered I can obtain extensions there. And will I need the proof of health insurance when going for the extention
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06-12-10 09:01 #3569
Posts: 4Originally Posted by Econo Tech
Thanks
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06-11-10 09:00 #3568
Posts: 1685Originally Posted by Italo Norman
Those that return from overseas are normally back to settle down.
My 0. 02 $ worth comment.
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06-11-10 07:29 #3567
Posts: 172Stunned
Well my 3 day trip to the Philippines is sadly over today. When last here in 1997 I worked flat out for a month and then only had one night out. This time I made sure I walked around a few shopping centres and visited some normal bars.
Nothing could have prepared me for how many beautiful women there are in this country. My lowlight was actually a girl from a gogo bar, my highlight, my temporary girlfriend who I am dangerously close to falling in love with!
If you are planning to come here and like Filipina, be prepared to be stunned. This 40 yr old guy feels like a 18 year old full of testosterone after 3 days. Thank fuck I have a business class flight to catch up on some sleep on the way home. And some good memories.
Thanks to all the past contributors who as always make ISG the great base of information for us all.
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06-11-10 07:02 #3566
Posts: 4Need to locate a old GF in the P.I.
I no longer have her email address or phone number. Is there a way of getting her cellphone number from one of the providers there? Really do appreciate this guys. She was someone I knew along time ago in the states and moved back.
Thanks
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06-11-10 06:09 #3565
Posts: 4114Big demand
Originally Posted by Vandaddio
There are big demand on travel from North america to Asia this summer because of the World expo in China, tour company purchase alot of ticket in advance so there are not many seat avalible until the end of AUG, I got ticket last yr in June for 1100 USD it will be back to normal in Sep but again fuel tax will go up.
Fast Eddie 48
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06-10-10 21:54 #3564
Posts: 1239Tea Toattlers
Originally Posted by Col Law
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06-10-10 14:41 #3563
Posts: 186Tea
Sorry coming soon as a brit, what's the tea like just lousy Lipton.
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06-02-10 06:10 #3562
Posts: 188Originally Posted by Thaifun
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06-02-10 00:57 #3561
Posts: 148rip off
Originally Posted by Westcoast1
Too bad as I was getting excited to visit. But only for half that price.
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06-01-10 17:39 #3560
Posts: 67Originally Posted by Denom
Slow down ;) If you stay close to the sea, you will get the best seafood ever. lapulapu in good sizes and dirt cheap, crabs, shrimps, tuna, you name it. It is fresh for exactly the reasons you deplore.
I never stay in too small places too long. So a small town is reasonably fine, say the district market town. Villages are ok for day trips or hiking.
My main point is, however, that the fears about NPA are out of place. Unless you're suspected of connections with the RP or US governments, you're just fine if not better. In Muslim areas experienced travelers will do ok, as long as they do not go south the line of Sindangan/Pagadian on the Zamboanga Peninsula. South risk increases appreciably.
In Cotabato some areas are lawless and that has not necessarily much to do with religion. Criminal networks (I m not talking about the Ampatuans etc) of small crooks might be interested in making some money.
The pickings in all these areas are slim or zero. So you will most probably go there to visit an area together with your newly found love or visit your only love. There is no or just a very small scene.
Also there is no expat-scene at all. These are places to go local and enjoy it.
In other words, locations for people with an interest in the country, people, nature etc. who are not limited to visits of bars.
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05-31-10 21:35 #3559
Posts: 691From the girls that I know it was just word of mouth from one friend to the next is how they came to work there. Alot of the girls are located in AC and Manila. There is usually a boss that has what they refer to as an apartment for the girls and a computer with a cam account setup. The girls get a so called salary and the boss is supposed to buy them some food. Then the girls are required to get so much pvt time with customers to continue and working there.
Most girls dont have the money and credit up front to get the Cam account setup so they rely on someone else to work for.
The girls are happy to not have to actualy fuck the person in real but only on cam.
Originally Posted by Amjeck
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05-31-10 17:54 #3558
Posts: 1454cam girls
it seems that a lot of these girls are doing xxx cams to make money. I'm curious how they get involved with this type of business. Are there local recruiters? Or do they do to some kind of site and join up?