Especially better than Fox. Haha. But seriously too many foreigners whether Westerner, Asian etc think they're hot shit cause they have a little bit of money.
i agree. i completely stopped watching the news. In fact, i quit watching tv all together and got a you tube premium membership for $11.xx/mo watching all the ad-free videos I want. I watch anything i want and its a learning experience.
One point I much agree and have to point out guys, whether you know it or not you are representing all white men or brown or black whatever color you are or if you ride a motorcycle and it's a big loud one such as a Harley in Asia.... hopefully you can realize you're representing a lot more than just your own image there and I resent really crappie Foreigner Behavior right before or while I am present, it just makes it bad name for all of us and some people ought to just grow up... If you like to drink a lot well stay in the city and that party scene will fit better, with its own hazards.. but you never went to mess with Philippine or most Asian police, unless you know someone high up.
@@keiscott2953 THANK YOU!!! I've seen too many loud mouths absolutely ruin situations (restaurants, bars, etc..) for everyone else. Why go to a different country if you expect it to be like the one you left or think you'll change it to your liking because you're the big stud expat. Nobody is impressed.
In your home country US Australia Canada Britian, sometimes you gotta stand up for yourself. People will step in you, if you don't. Western culture is different like that.
Very solid advice, without sounding like a know-it-all or being condescending towards Filipino’s. Going on 25 years married to one, I have visited there 6 times, starting in my late twenties. First time, drank way too much with my newfound brothers in-law’s. Everywhere I went, someone would offer me a drink. Then realized that’s not who I want to be known as over-there. And as the only white person I have ever seen in her town, you stand out. Over the years I believe I have developed a mutual trust and respect with the town folks. Stay away from the booze.
i've been involved with a girl online while i am still here in the States, and she has been separated for many years, what you say in the last segment of your video really hits home, thank you . . . this HAS been on my mind, but you just reinforced it, friends and family con$piring against me . . . need that certificate of no marriage!
Top notch advice, live below your means, do not boast, be humble, be polite....learn to bite your tongue and walk away. It is just not worth it. Mark is bang on with his advice. Be safe, but don't just sit on the couch- see the world, be adventurous, take the first step. I have travelled to 130 plus countries. I still get disoriented in a brand new place the first day or two....it is amazing going back to a place you have been to previously, it is so easy... Travel very light, listen more than you talk, dress clean and neat, not flashy, hide your wealth. I have never been robbed or assaulted in over 35 years of travel. If you are drunk out late at night in a sketchy area, then you are asking for trouble anywhere in the world. I really enjoy this you tube channel, no agenda, great advice, great stories from a humble, modest man, living his best life, and encouraging others from a safe and non rose colored perspective
Thank you for a succinct and drama free video. I am widowed, retired, and tired of the cold. I am actually coming to the Philippines in late January of 2023. My decision to visit was helped along quite a bit by your content and other content makers. This video was especially helpful. I am going to visit for a few weeks to see if I can adapt. Thanks for your content.
I appreciate so much how truthful your analysis how is it to live in our humble country the Philippines. Wish other foreigners who plan to come and been living here find inspiration for this kind and honest revelation. Thank you, continue doing what you do so the world may know we love to have foreigners who embrace our own culture.
I have 2 businesses, it took me 6 years before I was confident it was the right thing to do and only because I was married and I had a good group of friends I knew I could trust. You cannot do business in the Philippines without Filipino support. 12 years ago I had an export business to Manila from Australia and my partner was Filipino with very good connections. My advice is to come to the Philippines with enough money and income to support yourself, make sure you have money coming in from back home, the Philippines is not a good place if you don't have much money, the locals are already struggling to get ahead the last thing they want is a foreigner struggling to. Forget about relying on a job, wages are extremely low and not everyone can be a successful UA-camr
U should start a U tube how to start a business in PHILs... many expats or foreigners would love to know... U can film the town hall & interview a lawyer an accountant..etc...
Just to correct you. In PH, all deposit accounts are automatically insured by BSP or Central Bank by 500,000 pesos. If the bank gets closed, you will get a max 500K pesos.
It's worth remembering that... an immigration officer (literally) can deny you entry, simply for being rude. More generally speaking... YOU are the visitor... it's ON YOU to "fit in".
Wow, what a great blog!!! You thought of everything, even the little things, like, will my GPS work, once I get there. Keep up the great work, and keep those informative, great blogs coming. you are living the life that we all want to live, because you have found a wonderful woman to share your life with, which is what we all want. You are a wonderful couple, and I wish you both all the happiness in the world. I’m 66, and will be moving to the Philippines in February. God willing, I’ll look forward to meeting with you, and having a cup of coffee with you, 😎😉👍🏼🙏🏼.
When I was there in 2016 and I yelled at my gf in public about something, not thinking it was a big deal. Just like you said, she didn't talk to me the rest of the night. Said she was very embarrassed, bc Filipinos will think she is a bad girl and side with the foreigner, causing her to lose face. I once got upset with a pharmacist and my gf said I embarrassed her again. In the states that is not a big deal, but there it IS, like you said. Thanks for the good advice.
Must watch video with very important advice. One thing I would recommend if you’re new to the Philippines is to start in Makati/BGC or maybe Cebu. Then you can get things out of your system and get acclimatised and if you do have some minor behavioural issues, loudness, drunk etc then nobody knows who you are and hopefully you move on. Basically avoid a place like Dumaguete or any other smaller city until you’re comfortable with your surroundings.
Well done. This should be required listening for ALL expats of all nationalities. Having lived in the Philippines for 3 years, I can vouch for this meassage.
Thank you Steven. I am no expert on the Philippines, this video was just my opinions based on two years of observations. It helps that I have traveled to over 100 countries. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Mark, this is a very informative video & in all the ones you've done, it's my opinion 'your best to date' Truly excellent & i'm so happy you turned your life around since being in the Philippines. I would say you deserve it & long may your happiness continue.
The best video and advice I have found on UA-cam ever! You are a very beautiful person in and out. It was a pleasure to listen to your opinion. I am planning to visit Philippines as soon as it's possible in 2021 and you have open my eyes. Thank you again, God bless you and your family. Andy from Toronto 🇨🇦
I think there are a lot of people, like myself, who have visited the Philippines for a month or so before. We feel like maybe we know a thing or two about what it's like to be in the Philippines. However, actually living there long term is probably a lot different from simply visiting for a while. This is valuable advice. Will keep this in mind!
A foreigner who drives in the Philippines should equip the vehicle with quality front and rear cams to record video. It will save you if you’re in an accident and get the blame when you’re not at fault.
@@moreontitodong2646 I’m sure that many transactions in the PH are honest ones, and I’m sure that video footage can sometimes bail a person out, but corruption is a problem in the PH, and so there is no guarantee of fairness and due process, that’s all I’m trying to say. Even in the West, there is no guarantee, but the greater the percentage of corruption in a country, the less guarantee there is.
Spot on advise. My wife is from Dumaguete and I have visited there a few times. An additional caution about going into business in the Philippines is be prepared to shell out substantial "grease money" for any permits or licenses you may need. Unfortunately that is how it is done there so you would need a trusted local to be on your side. Fortunately I was never in business there. I think I heard you say you are in Dmgt now. Perhaps on my next trip....
I have tiny bahay kubo in Nagbualao Basay Negros Oriental next to the Beach and and the highway road Dumaguete to Bacod.Anybody welcome to stay for free as long as small amount of time for free.you just pay water ant Electric.but is not fancy house just small bahay kubo.with two small 2/2 so breezy and relaxing.
Every man.I just subscribe your channel today ! I love it and all you says its true If am not wrong most Filipino welcoming Expat with open arms as long as you humble and polite,respectful. But if your arrogant most Filipinos hate you and your not welcome at all. I born and raised in down South of Dumaguete.but i left Philippines since 1999 and live 7 yrs in Singapore and now here in Miami Florida for 15 yrs. I love to meet both of you and your wife. God bless and more power to your channel
Yeah I agree with all you said. Greater majority of Filipinos are really good, very helpful, hospitable and loyal to a friend even foreigners but it should not be abuse and we need also respect including our laws the way we also respect laws of any country where ever we maybe.
Great Info Mark! Enjoyed watching dusk set in as well as the video played. We’re moving back to RP and likely the Duma area this Fall; so, looking forward to that coffee, as well as catching up now on all of your videos.
Great advice, one of your best videos! I learned from experience that most people in world think that Westerners all live in Hollywood and the streets are paved in gold. And I agree, some of the foriegners that are 10x worst. Solution: Vet everyone, both locals and foreigners. Lessons Learned: 1. Don't make other peoples problems your problem. 2. Don't feel bad that some people are poor. 3. If its not you, they will always find someone else to use. 4. Treat everyone with Dignity and Respect.
Nice to meet you Mark. I bumped into your channel via your friend Paul - old dog, new tricks, who I also like to listen to. Beautiful background and quiet - no traffic noise. I wish you well and will visit again.
What a rock solid video. I am planning to retire in the Philippines and have been planning strategically. Your imformation absolutely will help me make a solid plan. I have been to the Philippines several; times and will definitely take your advice.
I wish people migrating to Austria would be that humble and respectful to our culture. Especially when they are fed by our social system ... which is US paying taxes for them to get the social benefits here ...
Being nice and respectful will help anyone. It comes around, and you make friends, people will remember you for good reasons. Wherever you go, always be respectful.
I think this is one of your best video. I've seen 3 of your videos which are good too. Expat should watch this over and over, so it would stick on there head if they're planning to live in the Philippines. You covered almost everything that they need to know. I'm planning to travel to Oroquita city and found out they don't have good restaurants. I heard Cebu has everything and I'm planning to visit once I arrive Philippines.
Better than CNN, ABC, NBC, PBS, CBS
Especially better than Fox. Haha. But seriously too many foreigners whether Westerner, Asian etc think they're hot shit cause they have a little bit of money.
i agree. i completely stopped watching the news. In fact, i quit watching tv all together and got a you tube premium membership for $11.xx/mo watching all the ad-free videos I want. I watch anything i want and its a learning experience.
One point I much agree and have to point out guys, whether you know it or not you are representing all white men or brown or black whatever color you are or if you ride a motorcycle and it's a big loud one such as a Harley in Asia....
hopefully you can realize you're representing a lot more than just your own image there and I resent really crappie Foreigner Behavior right before or while I am present, it just makes it bad name for all of us and some people ought to just grow up... If you like to drink a lot well stay in the city and that party scene will fit better, with its own hazards.. but you never went to mess with Philippine or most Asian police, unless you know someone high up.
@@keiscott2953 THANK YOU!!! I've seen too many loud mouths absolutely ruin situations (restaurants, bars, etc..) for everyone else. Why go to a different country if you expect it to be like the one you left or think you'll change it to your liking because you're the big stud expat. Nobody is impressed.
@Mike Oxlong Right on Mike. Some people like being lied to by the lamestreamedia
.:)
Wise counsel. Do not get involved in local business. Earn income from overseas. Do not discuss your finances with others
True
That's the key and the truth. I don't talk bout my finances in the states and if someone asks me about my finances i shut them down right away.
@@SuperTruthfulBest way to be my friend.Your finances are nobody’s business but your own
I like that, "time and first impressions are irreversible." A keeper indeed. Tremendously valuable advice as well.
Be humble and empathetic, whether you're in the Philippines or in your own country.
Yes!
Character is everything!
In your home country US Australia Canada Britian, sometimes you gotta stand up for yourself.
People will step in you, if you don't.
Western culture is different like that.
Very solid advice, without sounding like a know-it-all or being condescending towards Filipino’s. Going on 25 years married to one, I have visited there 6 times, starting in my late twenties. First time, drank way too much with my newfound brothers in-law’s. Everywhere I went, someone would offer me a drink. Then realized that’s not who I want to be known as over-there. And as the only white person I have ever seen in her town, you stand out. Over the years I believe I have developed a mutual trust and respect with the town folks.
Stay away from the booze.
i've been involved with a girl online while i am still here in the States, and she has been separated for many years, what you say in the last segment of your video really hits home, thank you . . . this HAS been on my mind, but you just reinforced it, friends and family con$piring against me . . . need that certificate of no marriage!
All of the topics Mark talks about here is right on...I lived in the Phil (Mindanao) for three years. Be humble, Remember your a visitor there.
What a great conversation - I listened to the whole thing and forgot about time. This was two years ago - I wonder if the guy put roots down.
I have been watching videos from the Philippines since 2014. This is by far the best video I have seen. Bar none.
I agree,,,I only started watching since I cut the cord I refuse...REFUSE to pay 4 cable....
Giving them your DNA? Are you nuts?
Great vlog. Enjoyed it. Thanks for all the information. Very worthwhile.
Top notch advice, live below your means, do not boast, be humble, be polite....learn to bite your tongue and walk away. It is just not worth it. Mark is bang on with his advice. Be safe, but don't just sit on the couch- see the world, be adventurous, take the first step. I have travelled to 130 plus countries. I still get disoriented in a brand new place the first day or two....it is amazing going back to a place you have been to previously, it is so easy... Travel very light, listen more than you talk, dress clean and neat, not flashy, hide your wealth. I have never been robbed or assaulted in over 35 years of travel. If you are drunk out late at night in a sketchy area, then you are asking for trouble anywhere in the world. I really enjoy this you tube channel, no agenda, great advice, great stories from a humble, modest man, living his best life, and encouraging others from a safe and non rose colored perspective
Wonderful advice Mark. -- No matter where you are or what country you might be in !
Thank you for watching ☺️
Great video. A lot to consider. Thanks!!!
Thank you 😊
Thank you for a succinct and drama free video. I am widowed, retired, and tired of the cold. I am actually coming to the Philippines in late January of 2023. My decision to visit was helped along quite a bit by your content and other content makers. This video was especially helpful. I am going to visit for a few weeks to see if I can adapt. Thanks for your content.
I appreciate so much how truthful your analysis how is it to live in our humble country the Philippines. Wish other foreigners who plan to come and been living here find inspiration for this kind and honest revelation. Thank you, continue doing what you do so the world may know we love to have foreigners who embrace our own culture.
I have 2 businesses, it took me 6 years before I was confident it was the right thing to do and only because I was married and I had a good group of friends I knew I could trust. You cannot do business in the Philippines without Filipino support. 12 years ago I had an export business to Manila from Australia and my partner was Filipino with very good connections. My advice is to come to the Philippines with enough money and income to support yourself, make sure you have money coming in from back home, the Philippines is not a good place if you don't have much money, the locals are already struggling to get ahead the last thing they want is a foreigner struggling to. Forget about relying on a job, wages are extremely low and not everyone can be a successful UA-camr
U should start a U tube how to start a business in PHILs... many expats or foreigners would love to know... U can film the town hall & interview a lawyer an accountant..etc...
Totally agree I live in cebu
@@mela6046 that is interesting
Very good presentation! I've been here for many years. Thank you
Important thing to remember about banking. In USA most accounts are insured. Not so in PI. If the bank goes under you could have a problem.
Just to correct you. In PH, all deposit accounts are automatically insured by BSP or Central Bank by 500,000 pesos. If the bank gets closed, you will get a max 500K pesos.
It's worth remembering that... an immigration officer (literally) can deny you entry, simply for being rude.
More generally speaking... YOU are the visitor... it's ON YOU to "fit in".
I think this is about the 4th time I’ve watched this video Mark. Very informative. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Peter. I am glad you found my video useful
So true bro .Humility and discretion ,besides respecting each other .
Be humble, don't be loud. You should always be that way in foreign countries.
Good advice bo matter where you are.
Works well for me in my country too .
Trust me Americans and germans NEED that advice 😀😀😀
Wow, what a great blog!!! You thought of everything, even the little things, like, will my GPS work, once I get there. Keep up the great work, and keep those informative, great blogs coming. you are living the life that we all want to live, because you have found a wonderful woman to share your life with, which is what we all want. You are a wonderful couple, and I wish you both all the happiness in the world. I’m 66, and will be moving to the Philippines in February. God willing, I’ll look forward to meeting with you, and having a cup of coffee with you, 😎😉👍🏼🙏🏼.
When I was there in 2016 and I yelled at my gf in public about something, not thinking it was a big deal. Just like you said, she didn't talk to me the rest of the night. Said she was very embarrassed, bc Filipinos will think she is a bad girl and side with the foreigner, causing her to lose face. I once got upset with a pharmacist and my gf said I embarrassed her again. In the states that is not a big deal, but there it IS, like you said. Thanks for the good advice.
Mark, you seem like the perfect expat. Soft spoken, respectful, thoughtful and street smart.
Great advice, mate
This is Ross, from Brisbane . Australia .
Thank you Ross. 😊
Thanks Mark for the info. Reminded me of the do's and don'ts when moving to Hawaii. Very similar.
Great video with lots of sound advice!
Mark, this is without a doubt one of the best videos I have seen. All great and sound advice. Take care and have a good day!
I agree. 👍🌷🌞
That's all really good information. well done! I wish all expats were like you! Talaga!
Must watch video with very important advice. One thing I would recommend if you’re new to the Philippines is to start in Makati/BGC or maybe Cebu. Then you can get things out of your system and get acclimatised and if you do have some minor behavioural issues, loudness, drunk etc then nobody knows who you are and hopefully you move on. Basically avoid a place like Dumaguete or any other smaller city until you’re comfortable with your surroundings.
ALWAYS GREAT!!! - as expected. Thanks.
Well done. This should be required listening for ALL expats of all nationalities. Having lived in the Philippines for 3 years, I can vouch for this meassage.
Thank you Steven. I am no expert on the Philippines, this video was just my opinions based on two years of observations. It helps that I have traveled to over 100 countries. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Very good video thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Bill
Great information thanks for sharing! Take care and God bless you all! David
Great advice. I was an expat living in the Philippines 2 years ago. Everything you said is spot on.
R.I.P Mark. You will be missed!
Yes he will Steve😢
Grate blog and absolute right. Thank you
One of the best info videos I've seen. Thanks.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
Thank you for posting this helpful video.
Mark, this is a very informative video & in all the ones you've done, it's my opinion 'your best to date'
Truly excellent & i'm so happy you turned your life around since being in the Philippines. I would say you deserve it & long may your happiness continue.
The best video and advice I have found on UA-cam ever! You are a very beautiful person in and out. It was a pleasure to listen to your opinion. I am planning to visit Philippines as soon as it's possible in 2021 and you have open my eyes. Thank you again, God bless you and your family.
Andy from Toronto 🇨🇦
I think there are a lot of people, like myself, who have visited the Philippines for a month or so before. We feel like maybe we know a thing or two about what it's like to be in the Philippines. However, actually living there long term is probably a lot different from simply visiting for a while. This is valuable advice. Will keep this in mind!
That is very true. I've lived here for a year now. Mark is giving some good advice!
Well said.
I live there since 2007...I can speak Visayan, read and write, although not needed. There are con artists everywhere!
Is there a channel like yours but with a female's perspective--like, a female ex-pat?
A foreigner who drives in the Philippines should equip the vehicle with quality front and rear cams to record video. It will save you if you’re in an accident and get the blame when you’re not at fault.
That works in The West, but in the PH, they’ll still make it somehow your fault, or they’ll just ignore the video footage.
@@Tuxedo_Cake it's not true that because you're a foreigner its automatically your fault even if there is video...
@@moreontitodong2646 I’m sure that many transactions in the PH are honest ones, and I’m sure that video footage can sometimes bail a person out, but corruption is a problem in the PH, and so there is no guarantee of fairness and due process, that’s all I’m trying to say. Even in the West, there is no guarantee, but the greater the percentage of corruption in a country, the less guarantee there is.
@@Tuxedo_Cake bro likewise in US corruption is chronic too that's why Donald Trump was defeated in election...hehehe...
@@moreontitodong2646 Ha Ha , good funny :)
Excellent work putting this together. I hope guys heed it.
Thanks brother great advice I learned a lot from you your honest man and very sincere thank you
Thanks. Hug that lovely Gen for us all. What an angel she is.
Excellent advice. Thank you Mark. All the best. Mitch 🙏
Another excellent video!...one of my favorites.
Spot on advise.
My wife is from Dumaguete and I have visited there a few times.
An additional caution about going into business in the Philippines is be prepared to shell out substantial "grease money" for any permits or licenses you may need.
Unfortunately that is how it is done there so you would need a trusted local to be on your side.
Fortunately I was never in business there.
I think I heard you say you are in Dmgt now. Perhaps on my next trip....
Mark you have a nice barritone voice. So soothing.
yes I agree He has a gift...most ppL do NOT have a really nice voice
I have tiny bahay kubo in Nagbualao Basay Negros Oriental
next to the Beach and and the highway road Dumaguete to Bacod.Anybody welcome to stay for free as long as small amount of time for free.you just pay water ant Electric.but is not fancy house just small bahay kubo.with two small 2/2 so breezy and relaxing.
Every man.I just subscribe your channel today ! I love it and all you says its true
If am not wrong most Filipino welcoming Expat with open arms as long as you humble and polite,respectful.
But if your arrogant most Filipinos hate you and your not welcome at all.
I born and raised in down South of Dumaguete.but i left Philippines since 1999 and live 7 yrs in Singapore and now here in Miami Florida for 15 yrs.
I love to meet both of you and your wife.
God bless and more power to your channel
Very open and Honest advice.
"There is wisdom in dimming your light" Tao Te Ching
unless driving in Philippines at night from what i hear ..ha ha
@@mapleleaf7530 Ha Ha I bet!
You are an asset to that country aswell.
very well said sir,enjoy your stay in the Philippines
I just discovered your channel and subscribed. Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you again 🤗
Andy 🇨🇦🇵🇱
Yeah I agree with all you said. Greater majority of Filipinos are really good, very helpful, hospitable and loyal to a friend even foreigners but it should not be abuse and we need also respect including our laws the way we also respect laws of any country where ever we maybe.
Great Info Mark! Enjoyed watching dusk set in as well as the video played. We’re moving back to RP and likely the Duma area this Fall; so, looking forward to that coffee, as well as catching up now on all of your videos.
Wow! U hit everything on the nail mark...
This is one of the most informative channel on the Philippines. Great videos.
Wow great video very informative you really lay out there....thanx!
Great advice! Thanks.
Thanks! Solid advice.
Great advice, one of your best videos! I learned from experience that most people in world think that Westerners all live in Hollywood and the streets are paved in gold. And I agree, some of the foriegners that are 10x worst. Solution: Vet everyone, both locals and foreigners.
Lessons Learned:
1. Don't make other peoples problems your problem.
2. Don't feel bad that some people are poor.
3. If its not you, they will always find someone else to use.
4. Treat everyone with Dignity and Respect.
Great advise Mark. Happy that all is working out for you in the Philippines. Be safe and enjoy.
35:10 REMEMBER marriage here is forever......NOTE:BACKGROUND SKY TURNS bright to DARK ...lol..... (1,11mins,synergyhmecareads,frontier14secsads)
from light to dark in 30minutes. nice touch, great video.
Nice video. Thank you for the kind words. Stay safe.
Good stuff Mark.
I agree...be nice to Filipino, just remember you are foreigner...be respectful...
Excellent information and insights
Excellent advice and much appreciated .
Hi Mark ,thanks a lot for your kindness and the information you share with us .I wish you good health and all the best.
Once again thanks for the great Information ! I will be moving to PH at the end of November so your advice has been so helpful ! Robert
What a nice background you have there sir! I wish i could visit there!
Good stuff n great work
I always visit the Philippines and everything you said is 100% right
Cheers
Ben
Great video, and I've seen many about the Philippines! Thanks for sharing.
Very well said from an honest and experienced man
Nice to meet you Mark. I bumped into your channel via your friend Paul - old dog, new tricks, who I also like to listen to. Beautiful background and quiet - no traffic noise. I wish you well and will visit again.
Thanks for watching Graham, I love living on the beach but I do miss the mountain.
What a rock solid video. I am planning to retire in the Philippines and have been planning strategically. Your imformation absolutely will help me make a solid plan. I have been to the Philippines several; times and will definitely take your advice.
I think this is the best video I've watched. A lot of good advise!
Thank you
Love your videos, just found you, thanks 🙏
Yep, Best video I have seen. Tons of great info. Great job man.
I wish people migrating to Austria would be that humble and respectful to our culture. Especially when they are fed by our social system ... which is US paying taxes for them to get the social benefits here ...
Being nice and respectful will help anyone. It comes around, and you make friends, people will remember you for good reasons.
Wherever you go, always be respectful.
Thanks for a very useful, helpful and informative video!
I live in Thailand, same advice applies here. Buyer beware! Nice job, Mark.
Sound advice! Thank you, sir!
Great information. I think the key is to watch this video once a month while you are there.
I think this is one of your best video. I've seen 3 of your videos which are good too. Expat should watch this over and over, so it would stick on there head if they're planning to live in the Philippines. You covered almost everything that they need to know. I'm planning to travel to Oroquita city and found out they don't have good restaurants. I heard Cebu has everything and I'm planning to visit once I arrive Philippines.
Well done better by far then most i have seen
Thanks for the good information , be safe Keybow out
Thanks for watching Keith.
Totally enjoyed this upload. Your insights are so wise. Makes me feel like am listening to Dale Carnegie.
So glad you liked it.
Being nice and polite with someone goes with the saying, you can do more with honey than vinegar.
Thanks mark for the most informative video on the Philippines,also definitely play your cards close to your chest ,be it in Thailand or Philippines
Fantastic video.Concise well planned advice for anyone planning to live or visit any country as a guest. 👍👍👍
Spot on ..i live in Colombia
Bur great advice