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December 17th, 2004 11:54 AM #11Originally posted by ghost_2192
ito opinion ko lang don't expect na tutulong sila I mean your relatives, minsan ibang tao pa na di mo kilala ang tutulong sa iyo.
You have to do everything on your own doon walang maid, you have to cook, clean, do the laundry lahat and throwing the trash.
Tapos nung ok na ako nakapag adjust na tatawag tawag magkita daw kami, What for? homesick ba siya, leche problema na niya yun, kanya kanya na lang kami.
Mabuti pa yung ibang Pinoy na di mo kamaganak sila yung talagang tumulong at ang turing sa yo parang kapamilya.
Ok lang mag migrate spending power mo matindi kaagad compared sa atin kayod kalabaw ka na sa katratrabaho pambili lang ng cellphone o PS2 o XBOX o tv na maganda e PAGIIPUNAN pa, dito isang araw na sweldo (OT) sobra sobra pang pambili.
At yung quality of life iba talaga, kung sa Pinas pangarap na lang yung magkaroon ng MB, BMW, Lexus o Volvo, dito kayang kaya basta masipag ka lang.
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December 17th, 2004 12:31 PM #12thanks sa tips at replies, guys.
it really means a lot to me.
my main concern why i want to migrate,
i want a better future for my kids,
and a gov't that i can rely and depend on.
i really dont mind starting all over again, because i know it'll be worth it.
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December 17th, 2004 12:51 PM #13
yeah how true... sinubukan ng family namin(back in the 80's) magmigrate sa US. Mismong mga kapatid ng father ko did'nt help us financially when we needed it. eh 5 pa sila magkakapatid nun dun... so we had to go back here in the phils. yun mga kapatid ng mother ko tinulungan nila uli kami sa pinas kase naubos resources namin nun sa US.
pero pansin ko sa US, my mother and father worked almost 24x7. sometimes 2-3 jobs... wala na time sa family. and as a kid(mga grade 2 ako nun), I was really forced to do it all on my own. bahala ako sa breakfast, sa pagsakay sa Bus, sa studies... minsan iipunin ko pa yun 25 cents na bus fare ko and walked home para at the end of the week may pambili ako ng G.I. Joe figurines hehehe. and as a kid, malakas yun discrimination sa kin as a filipino. dapat talaga patunayan ko sa mga puti sarili mo.
even today, now that I have work. when i go back to the US for business trips... minsan may discrimination parin. sa desk clerk na lang sa ticket booth, asumption kaagad sa kin economy at pinagbabayad na ako sa mga hand carry ko... but when they check my ticket business class pala. sa inpection sa airport halata talaga... pero it has improved and not as apparent as before.
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December 17th, 2004 12:59 PM #14
i think ok talaga support ng government ng canada. but also, malaki din tax nila.
walang kwenta talaga gov't ng phils. its like every man for himself hehehe and everyone position themselves. palakasan sila sa presidente
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December 17th, 2004 01:08 PM #15
mz danni - what about Australia or New Zealand ... di mo ba tri-ny?
to guys whove been to aust and canada or those with relatives living in these countires? how do these countries (au & nz) fare in comparison to Canada, standard of living wise and syempre availability ng jobs - saan ba mas madali pumunta?
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December 18th, 2004 02:17 AM #16Originally Posted by jolog1
Saka kung lilipat ka sa ibang bansa sa mga kamag-anak, dapat magaling ka makisama. Hindi yung tipong ikaw pa ang dapat suyuin at iwan mo na ang pride mo sa Pinas.
Cardo818, mahirap talaga buhay noong 80's dito sa US, pero the 24x7, 2-3 jobs does not exist anymore. Unless you're a non-skilled worker supporting a family of 10 people in Pinas, then you would need 3 jobs. It's still true kung wala kang working permit sa US. I moved to the US back in 1992 with nanay and she only had one job 9am-5pm but we were able to survive.
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December 18th, 2004 04:47 AM #17
Redisel buti na lang di ka napakita sa Pinsan mo, kasi ang ibang Filipino sa States and Canada pero di naman lahat naging mayabang na porket citizen na sila or greencard holders may ipinagmamalaki na, kungbaga hypocrito na eh plastic. Misan pa nga lolokohin ka pa ng kamag-anak mo. When I was in the states halos di ako pinapansin ng Uncle ko, sabi ko tuloy kung ganito lang naman eh kanya-kanya na lang why bother calling him leche siya bakit sino ba siya mukang pera pa. Siguro dala na rin yan ng environment you have to be independent, ang masama nito family kayo eh dapat natutulungan kaso hindi eh kanya-kanya na.
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December 18th, 2004 04:55 AM #18
To mz danni, I wish you luck di naman siguro masama if you want to migrate to Canada it's your choice; plus you want a better future for your kids god speed na lang sa iyo.
Last edited by ghost_2192; December 18th, 2004 at 05:14 AM.
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December 18th, 2004 05:29 AM #19
Why some people want to migrate to Canada, well siguro first a good education for their children, may ambition din sila second better pay. Third a better environment good governance, it's their choice bakit natin sila pipilitin mag-stay dito, I can't blame people like them kasi they want a better life a better future all I can say to these people migrating to Canada and other countries good luck and god bless I hope they make it.
Last edited by ghost_2192; December 18th, 2004 at 05:32 AM.
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December 18th, 2004 08:16 AM #20The thing with Canada and US is the government got your back. The government don't want you to fail because if you fail, you end up being a liability to them. They have to pay you welfare and medical care, you can't pay taxes, statistics says you will also commit a crime. If you can't afford college, they'll send you to college through grants, loans, and deferred loans (loans with no interest until you graduate). Government college will give you quality 2 year degree that is not expensive. Employment discrimination is illegal there and unlike in pinas, the law is uphold and enforced there. ACLU and NAACP got you back.
Between Canada and US, Canadians got the most government support but they hit you with taxes.... something pinoys are not used to paying.
Kung tamad ka, hindi sanay magtrabaho ng 8 hours a day eh huwag ka nang pumunta. Yung isang kakilala ko nagtrabaho sa Wendys, employee lang. She worked her butt off for 2 years pagtapos inoffer na siya ng assistant manager position. Hard work pays off over there, hindi tulad sa pinas... kung sino kilala mo that counts.
Na lock ang Gcash ko, need verification pa and kasama sa list nila ang philsys ID paper, but when I...
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