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Yesterday 17:04 #16542
Posts: 438It's a wrap
Hi Guys,
Well it's been a very accommodating couple of weeks here once again. I know I've added to various other threads, but the summation is probably best left here.
Mixing business and pleasure in the The Phils was made a little more difficult this time around, as there was the issue of emergency dental work being done early on. Which included getting a tooth ripped out in Subic for a fraction of the price you'd get at home. I discovered a BBBJ can ease any pain.
Boracay was another story, and heading there solo in the end, I had repeat visits from a girl who just wanted some money who wanted to get home.
I gave Pina Love a go and it turned out to be great with contacts. There's a lot of fucking about with it, weeding out the old desperate women looking for cash.
Last night in Makati, I met up with one of the younger girls I met from Blow Row in Angeles last year. We had dinner and then she got on the Red Horse which got a bit messy. Big mistake you may think? Anyway I got her on the back of a "Joy Ride" motorcycle and she survived the trip back to Cavite.
After she left the City Garden hotel in Makati, I went out for a smoke (Generally I don't smoke, but when there's Tanduay involved and 169 piso packets of ciggies at 2 am, anything can happen)\.
So after dismissing the bakla out the front of the hotel, Jo-an asked if I'd like a BBJ and she had ID for the hotel reception.
Well, for 2000 p we had a great time, and there was a lot more than a BBBJ hit and run. She stayed the night and then I tipped her another 1000 p after the wake-up sex the next morning.
So my conclusion is, The Phils always delivers, even if you don't take the typical bar girl route. There's always going to be people saying it isn't like it used to be, but honestly, what places is?
If you don't like the place, or certain cities, then don't do it and complain about it.
Always delivers for me _ Phil.
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03-14-25 22:53 #16541
Posts: 307Duterte gone means?
I reckon there wil be a significant uptick in petty crime with Duterte in the Hague,. Davao? I guess you can keep it now.
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03-14-25 16:45 #16540
Posts: 430Originally Posted by CharmCityDave [View Original Post]
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03-14-25 15:35 #16539
Posts: 258Best dating app in PH for low noise to signal ratio
Hi, Returning the Manila for the first time since COVID. I'm sure lots has changed. What are the best apps for meeting women interested in a short term relationship in exchange for my generosity? My sweet spot are the non-pros, semi-pros who are like 7's. I'm going to guess they all have a high noise to signal ratio. Any ideas which one or two are better?
Last time I was there I did ok with just Tinder, I think I tried pinalove as well. I'm sure a lot has changed. BTW I'll be in the Manila area. I might not leave Makati LOL. But I don't want bar girls.
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03-14-25 04:03 #16538
Posts: 430Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
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03-13-25 15:38 #16537
Posts: 3882Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
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03-13-25 11:42 #16536
Posts: 207Originally Posted by OldAndUgly [View Original Post]
The SRRV visa is complex and 'costs' between $1,500 and $20,000 in (refundable-on-final-departure) bank deposits, which can only be withdrawn for long-term accommodation leases, or condominium purchases. The bonuses are: no limit to stay in PI, free coming and going, no ACR-card & no necessity for an onward travel ticket (have proof to show check-in).
The Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) program in the Philippines has undergone several changes regarding age eligibility. Initially, applicants aged 35 and above could apply for the SRRV Classic program with higher deposit requirements, ranging from USD 20,000 to USD 50,000 depending on the applicant's situation. However, the current official stance from the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) often sets the minimum age at 50 for the SRRV Classic unless the prospective retiree falls under an exception such as the SRRV Courtesy for former Filipino citizens who can be as young as 35. The SRRV Smile program is designed for active and healthy applicants aged 35 years and older, requiring a visa deposit of USD $20,000 in a PRA-accredited bank. For the SRRV Classic program, applicants aged 35 to 49 years old need to deposit USD $50,000, while those aged 50 and above need to deposit USD $10,000 to $20,000.
The SRRV Smile program is designed for active and healthy applicants aged 35 years and older, requiring a visa deposit of USD $20,000 in a PRA-accredited bank. For the SRRV Classic program, applicants aged 35 to 49 years old need to deposit USD $50,000, while those aged 50 and above need to deposit USD $10,000 to $20,000. The SRRV program has attracted a significant number of Chinese retirees. As of the latest updates, 38% of SRRV holders are Chinese, indicating a substantial interest from this demographic.
In summary, while the SRRV program initially allowed younger applicants aged 35 and above, the current focus is more on retirees aged 50 and above, with exceptions for specific categories like the SRRV Smile and Courtesy programs. As of the latest updates, 38% of SRRV holders are Chinese, indicating a substantial interest from this demographic. In summary, while the SRRV program initially allowed younger applicants aged 35 and above, the younger-Chinese (POGO-gambling) deluge has meant the focus is more on retirees aged 50 and above, with exceptions for specific categories like the SRRV Smile and Courtesy programs.
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03-12-25 16:13 #16535
Posts: 430Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
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03-12-25 14:14 #16534
Posts: 7230Nudder good report there Trevor.
Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
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03-12-25 13:54 #16533
Posts: 307Good post but
Originally Posted by Trevor2522 [View Original Post]
You ask who wants to stay in muff land for a continuius 3 years. Many do. I do but I doubt I could hack it at this stage. I look at the losers' videos online and those who settle in and plod along, running small busienss and humouring their lady friends. Of ocurse, folk end up everywhere but the Phils is a palce you want to have your ducks in order or you'd end up nuts or worse. I don't think I could do three years. In a prison, yes but I the funny farm that is the Phils, no.
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03-12-25 09:39 #16532
Posts: 207Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) in Brief
Monthly Pension: A minimum monthly pension of US $1,500.00 is required. For former Filipinos, the requirement is US $1,000.00.
Health Insurance: A health insurance policy accepted in the Philippines.
SRR Visa Deposit: A deposit of US $10,000. 00 is required. For former Filipinos and certain categories of applicants, the deposit is US $1,500.00.
NBI Clearance: If the applicant has stayed in the Philippines for more than 30 days from the date of last entry prior to the SRRV application, an NBI Clearance is required. This clearance is valid for one year from the date it was secured.
Passport: The applicant must have an original passport with a valid arrival / entry visa in the Philippines and must be physically present in the Philippines during the processing of the SRRV application.
Additional Dependents: For each additional dependent beyond two, an additional visa deposit of US $15,000. 00 must be remitted under the name of the principal applicant, except for former Filipinos under the SRRV Courtesy.
The SRRV visa offers several benefits, including indefinite stay with multiple-entry / exit privileges, exemption from certain fees and taxes, and other advantages. For the most up-to-date and detailed information, it is recommended to contact SRRV Visa Consultancy directly.
https://pra.gov.ph/srrv/
Complete and properly filled out applications can be processed as fast as 15 to 20 working days, if you apply at one of the main PRA branches. If you apply through a satellite office, processing time can extend to 25 to 30 business days.
NBI clearance is a bummer but sounds like a one-off in this case. I assume any tax-clearance requirement is waived, as SRRV holders are not permitted to work.
All that said, many just continue staying, long-term, on tourist visa-waiver extensions, for up to 3 years! Nowadays, one can be called in for a personal interview but, if financially-solvent and well-dressed, should not be an issue. Who wants to stay in La-La-Land for a continuous 3 years anyway?
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03-10-25 03:54 #16531
Posts: 3882Originally Posted by Jarango [View Original Post]
Wasn't it the DEA who perfected the crack dealers winning Lotto scam? How stupid can someone be?
Enjoy. G.
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03-10-25 00:03 #16530
Posts: 307Needles and haystacks
Originally Posted by Lalake [View Original Post]
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03-09-25 18:43 #16529
Posts: 3882Originally Posted by PhilJoy [View Original Post]
That's 90% of what a PI would do.
G.
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03-09-25 17:23 #16528
Posts: 438Originally Posted by Lalake [View Original Post]