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[QUOTE=Devils 1;1179876]If you're curious she confronted him when he returned with all of the evidence. He denied it but it didn't matter. She moved out, kept her job and stayed in the country for several years. She recently returned to Manila and has setup several small businesses with relatives using all of the money she made overseas.[/QUOTE]Don't need to requote it all. I dated a girl with almost the opposite experience. To me much sicker. She put spyware on her husbands computer to see what he was doing and found that he was constantly looking at gay porn. She divorced him and stayed here. Personally I think a girl losing a guy to another guy is worse than to women. Kind of odd that the guy would get married if he had all those women, seems kind of stupid to me.

[QUOTE=Forest; 1180616]I am trying to decide where I should spend a week of mongering this fall. I like to have sex with non (or "semi") pros, which puts the Phils right at the top of my list, based on my last very short experience in Makati. Of course, non pros require time and effort, so I like to mix them in with pros, making a perfect vacation that typically leaves me exhausted and happy at the end.

If there is one place I can recommend to you for pro and non-pro action it is the Philippines! Of course it depends what your preference is but if you like the LBFM you will truly enjoy the experience over there! Just start working on Tagged and DIA four weeks before arrival and you will be amazed what the yield on both categories will be! At the end the problem will be to keep a manageable schedule! Have fun and throw in a couple of good reports!

I got this message today on Cherry Blossoms from a woman in Cebu, about 30 yo.

[quote]Hello, TO YOU. JUST WANT TO TELL YOU THAT I LIKE YOU VERY MUCH BECAUSE I LIKE MANY TIMES TO HAVE SEX.[/quote]Never met her, or message with her before.

Has anyone else got a similar message in the past few days?

G

Lots of scammers on CB so I dropped my membership with them.

[QUOTE=Gangles; 1185699]I got this message today on Cherry Blossoms from a woman in Cebu, about 30 yo.

Never met her, or message with her before.

Has anyone else got a similar message in the past few days?

G[/QUOTE]

Never been to DR or East Europe (except Prague) or Africa but have been to Europe, Australia, SE and NW Asia, Carribean, South and Central America and have to agree that PI is the best place for the reasons Madison cited. I plan on retiring and raising a family there.

[QUOTE=Madisonguy;1181132]I think it really depends on you, your looks, your languages spoke. I would think a catholic asian country like Philippines would be best for a blonde white guy. I certainly have not found better in my travels. Haven't done Ukraine, want to but I don't think those women are easily pursuaded they're use to jerks pushing them around. South America would be good if you know spanish, Philippines I think it easiest bet because everyone speaks english and the girls are really laid back there. Latin women you would have to chance your balls being cut off if they found you cheating.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Madisonguy;1181132]. I would think a catholic asian country like Philippines would be best for a blonde white guy. I certainly have not found better in my travels. .[/QUOTE]Hate to be the geography teach here but lets see, how many Catholic Asian countries are there. Lets start at the top, Japan no Korea no, China no HK no Singapore Malaysia vietnam, Lao, Myanmar, Indonesia, Brunei no. Hmm maybe I missed a few countries but I think theres only one catholic asian country.

[QUOTE=FreebieFan;1186162]Hate to be the geography teach here but lets see, how many Catholic Asian countries are there. Lets start at the top, Japan no Korea no, China no HK no Singapore Malaysia vietnam, Lao, Myanmar, Indonesia, Brunei no. Hmm maybe I missed a few countries but I think theres only one catholic asian country.[/QUOTE]East Timor

Wow what a sad story but at least the girl tried to make the most out of that situation!

The guy is just a Micheal Jordan in Asia!

I used to be the Michael Jordan but I slowed down a bit!

[QUOTE=Devils 1; 1179876]Just when you think you've heard it all you run into a new Filipina and she tells you a story that blows your mind! I have been dating this girl recently, and true to form she brings all of her friends along for me to meet and buy a free meal. Well one night she brings a friend along that is so beautiful that I can't believe my eyes. The girl is educated, sweet and very fun and comes from a good family. Of course the conversation with these girls always goes in one of two directions; why my family is so poor or how this guy fucked me over. With this girl I knew her family was very good so I wasn't surprised to hear that some guy fucked her over so badly. The girl is beautiful enough to be a model or movie star. Then she goes on to tell me he was a western guy. And I would be willing to bet he is reading this right now. So here goes.

She was a normal girl in the province, going to college, and she decides to look for a mature, honest and successful guy on line. She meets a great guy from a western country, for over a year they talk and get to know each other, then he finally visits her several times in the course of a couple years. After the proper amount of time her and her family get comfortable with their daughter moving a very long way to get married and start a family. Well she is not in the new country very long before she starts to smell a rat. (we have all heard this story before, but read on it gets way better) The guy works a lot of hours and thinks it is better to go get drunk with his friends every night after work rather than going home to bang his 20 yr old 90 pound, model looking fiance. Now at this point she tells me when he would come to the phils to visit her for months on end, he would always go travelling around the islands. Without her! Strike 1.

Now that she is finally living in his country, the guy has decided that it is time for him to go travelling again. In the Phils, without her! Strike 2. Well you know these Filipina girls are like miniature detectives. She starts digging in his passport and other travel papers before he leaves the country. She discovers this guy has been cutting a path through Asia as wide as the Jap army during world war 2. If you've read about pussy for sale on this forum in any Asian country this guy has visited the country and stayed there for several weeks. How he is spending his time and amusing himself while there we do not know, yet! Keep in mind this is a 20 yr old girl just off the boat from the province, living in an all white country and she has no idea about things like mongering! About this time, the guy is out of the country, she starts to talk to the girls down at work about her future husband being out of the country. She is bored and has no friends other than the girls at work. Well the girls at work start to slowly ask her questions about where he is at and what does he do for so long when he's gone? So the detectives magnifying glass comes out and she starts digging in his computer and old dating sites. Well the guy is keeping contact on these dating sites with 100's of girls all over Asia. She finds pics of him in exotic locations with different girls doing a lot of different things. And I don't mean buying t-shirts! Slowly she is starting to realize the guy was not only visiting the Phils and her, he was going to 2-3 other countries before or after he visited her!

So here is the defining moment. She finds a list with all of these different girls names on it, most of the names so exotic that she can't even pronounce them. She rolls through the list (which takes a long time, because it is a long list) and her name is on the list. At number 2237!

Now when she told me that my mouth almost fell to the floor. But then she says to me with a completely straight face, what could this be a list of and how could there be 2236 before me! I laughed so loud they almost kicked me out of the restaurant. I didn't have the heart or the desire to tell her it has to be a score card. At any rate, when you think you have seen it all there is always someone out there with a crazier story than yours.

If you're curious she confronted him when he returned with all of the evidence. He denied it but it didn't matter. She moved out, kept her job and stayed in the country for several years. She recently returned to Manila and has setup several small businesses with relatives using all of the money she made overseas.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Cbea20;1186400]East Timor[/QUOTE]Wel done, full marks for spotting that. Mind, if you look at ISG reports on Est Timor theres some slim pickings. So I guess Philipines it is for the cat o lick stuff.

For various reasons I am seriously considering bringing my ph gf to Australia on a temporary visitor visa for 3 months.

Has any member gone through this process and is it easy?

Any advice would be most welcome.

[QUOTE=Python75; 1188803]For various reasons I am seriously considering bringing my ph gf to Australia on a temporary visitor visa for 3 months.

Has any member gone through this process and is it easy?

Any advice would be most welcome.[/QUOTE]This is not directly related to your post and does not answer the question you have posed, but in a way it is linked and is an interesting story in itself. I am currently working in South East Europe in the only country in Europe that does not have a visa regime, basically anyone can enter the country provided they have the means to support themselves during their stay. There are only a handful of Filipinas working here, typically employed in domestic positions and I have got to know one quite intimately. She works for one of the richest men in Europe and the guy has a number of other Filipina staff working for him. She has been trying to get a friend from Manila to come and work here as they are short of staff at the moment.

The first time her friend tried to leave Manila on an international flight, the Philippine Immigration Officers removed her and prevented her from leaving because she did not have enough funds to show she could support herself. She had told the immigration officers that she was going on a vacation to meet her old friends rather than tell them the truth that she was going there for work.

She tried a second time some months later, having borrowed money to show Philippines Immigration officers that she had the financial means, but this time she found she was blacklisted and not allowed to leave again, despite being in possession of flight tickets. It seems this obsession with people trafficking, continually propogated by NGOs and other organizations has led to a complete lack of objectivity by the Immigration authorities in the Philippines. I am sure had she offered the immigration officer a big fat bribe of say 10, 000. 20, 000 he may have allowed her through, but that method is also not a guarantee of success.

Incidentally I have a friend from New Zealand who was working here as a very well paid consultant. He brought a Cambodian bar girl on his last visit here as a companion for his two month assignment and as I said before a visa is not required here. They were taking a connecting flight in Germany and his companion was given an extremely hard time by immigration officials there, who questioned his girl at length about the purpose of her visit. Had my friend not actually been accompanying her, he felt it was very doubtful that she would have been allowed to continue her journey.

Since P4P is virtually non existent where I am, I was thinking before of importing my own companion from the Philippines. However even if the girl has an official invitation letter from me and proof of my financial status and ability to support her, I am doubtful whether she would even reach the border here and I have sadly abandoned the idea for now.

[QUOTE=Mortman;1188850]Since P4P is virtually non existent where I am, I was thinking before of importing my own companion from the Philippines. However even if the girl has an official invitation letter from me and proof of my financial status and ability to support her, I am doubtful whether she would even reach the border here and I have sadly abandoned the idea for now.[/QUOTE]Actually, the same govt of Phil has also indirectly helped legalise the proper 'export' of labour, as long as a few fees are paid, no sir, not bribe, but FEES.

PM and let me give you a run down on how it works, as living in Singapore, we do have issues, when we try to bring in legal workers, for short contract, or on approval basis, while Singapore MOM completes the paperwork.

Single Filipino and Thai women are basically blacklisted in almost all western countries because there has been such a high percentage of them in the past travelling on a tourist visa for 3 months, then skipping their visa. Two years later they turn up on the door of the local welfare agency with two kids in tow, no husband. And claiming welfare.

So it is much more complex to get one into Australia.

This is what you need:

1. Complete and lodge an application for a visitor visa for her. For pinay this must be done in hard copy. All other countries do it online. There is a balancing act between your necessity to buy her a ticket in advance, and the date by which a visa can be approved and issued.

2. A round trip ticket, with duration say no more than 3 months.

3. A Statutory Declaration signed by a Justice of the Peace stating who you are, your passport number, address. Your employer if you have one. State that you have known miss X for XXX months or years, that you have a budding relationship, and you want to bring her to Australia to explore your futures together. State that you accept responsibility for her. Provide all transport, accommodation, food, living necessities. State that you take responsibility that she will depart within the time period of her visa. I accompany this with a scan of my passport. You may need to include a statement of the funds that you have at your disposal.

4. You scan the declaration. Send the declaration to her so that she has a coloured version, including the stamp by the JP.

5 You also must fax the declaration to her because the fax cannot be digitally altered.

6 She needs to have enough money with her to get her to Australia.

7 She needs to have with her any voucher that you have for hotel accommodation, or statement that you will meet her at the airport.

I think that is all.

If you plan for her to stay longer, then you may need to apply for a sponsored visitor visa. This comes with the requirement for you to lodge a surety with the Dept of Immigration. If she skips her visa, you lose your money. May be from $10, 000 to $50, 000.

I think that is about it.

G

[QUOTE=Econo Tech; 1188853]Actually, the same govt of Phil has also indirectly helped legalise the proper 'export' of labour, as long as a few fees are paid, no sir, not bribe, but FEES.

PM and let me give you a run down on how it works, as living in Singapore, we do have issues, when we try to bring in legal workers, for short contract, or on approval basis, while Singapore MOM completes the paperwork.[/QUOTE]The same Philippines government in conspiracy (oops in diplomatic agreement with Taiwanese authorities) are making it a bureaucratic nightmare to bring people in. Ok the two government had a spat earlier this year but now the requirements are mad.

In order to get a resident permit one is required to get ones marriage cert notarised in the country in which you were married. If you were married in Buenos Airies for instance you got to take a trip there. Having done that the birth certs of both parties must be duly notiarised in the country of birth. Then, the Pilipino must get NBI clearance (to prove no criminal record). In order to get that the birth cert must be notarised by Philippines and Taiwan authorities. A voters certificate must be obtained. Then can apply for NBI clearance (think 2500 people every day applying with not a lot of shade, the line starts at about 4am) then have said NBI clearance notarised by Philippines and Taiwan authorities. Only then you can think about applying for said residence permit. They have made it incredibly difficult by choice as punishment for Philippimnes wrongly sending some Taiwanese criminals to China and not back to Taiwan. Governments!

[QUOTE=FreebieFan;1191508]Then can apply for NBI clearance (think 2500 people every day applying with not a lot of shade, the line starts at about 4am) then have said NBI clearance notarised by Philippines and Taiwan authorities. Only then you can think about applying for said residence permit. They have made it incredibly difficult by choice as punishment for Philippimnes wrongly sending some Taiwanese criminals to China and not back to Taiwan. Governments![/QUOTE]No. You can always engage an 'agency' and pay 2 months of 3 months of the salary of the worker (well, when they are on six month contract, the Filipino thinking is. He is getting rich, so can afford to pay, so steal half his heard earned pay) and cut short the paper work / time spent, and agencies get it done in 1 week.

BTW, in this country, where they do all kind of IT work, wonder why they can't get a one-stop clearence place? Money my friend, money.

Gloria bashers forgot that GMA made it easier for workers to go abroad. One of the first thing that PNoy did was to rescind that order, and bring back 'normalcy' so his cronies running agencies and all can be back to minting money. And if anybody refuses, call them as '[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url] victims. '

BTW, there was some picture of P Noy in Angeles, before his election: and a dozen girls around him. I wonder if the girls were for only photo-op, or.

Back to my hole now. LOL

PS: Rant mode off.