migration

[prinsipe]

mga sir, i need your opinion regarding - which country is better to migrate to - Australia or USA?

thanks a lot in advance!

[theveed]

USA malabo unless madami kang pera, may kamaganak dun o may existing work ka na dun.

[BoEinG_747]

sir ..veed ..hirap ba mag hanap ng work doon? ...

i heard dami oppotunities...or depende sa tao na choosy when it comes towork ?

[BlueGirl]

sir prinsipe, sa australia racist daw ang mga tao dun lalo na sa mga pinoy pero madami work available..sa US kung wala kang visa mahirap kasi naghigpit na sila..madali kung may relatives ka dun para matulungan ka...

[moneywhiz]

with the spate of kidnappings and crimes in the metro manila area, im beginning to think that migrating would be a better option for me and my future wife.....bahala na, i still have to think it over at least 10x

[budakdak]

mga sir, i need your opinion regarding - which country is better to migrate to - Australia or USA?

thanks a lot in advance!

Kung gusto mo talaga kumita? sa USA, pero kung gusto mo balanse lang, sa AUS...

[fx36]

Kung gusto mo talaga kumita? sa USA, pero kung gusto mo balanse lang, sa AUS...

sa USA pag masipag ka at kahit anong job yun bang hindi ka mapili OK ang kita, kaya lang malaki din ang tax gaya dito sa LA...sa AUS wala akong idea....pero kung talagang gusto mo malaki ang kita, sa Middle East ka mag work kasi TAX FREE dun....

[ozcity]

Kung gusto mo talaga kumita? sa USA, pero kung gusto mo balanse lang, sa AUS...

not really.....yung isang friend ko pumunta ng US.after 2 months bumalik din dito sa AU..hirap daw humanap ng trabaho dun..

kung gusto mo talaga kumita sa middle east ka..walang tax..

[ozcity]

sir prinsipe, sa australia racist daw ang mga tao dun lalo na sa mga pinoy pero madami work available..sa US kung wala kang visa mahirap kasi naghigpit na sila..madali kung may relatives ka dun para matulungan ka...

never experience racism dito sa AU...siguro sa ibang lugar..

[j_avonni]

mga sir, i need your opinion regarding - which country is better to migrate to - Australia or USA?

thanks a lot in advance!

I have a friend who is now an Australian citizen. After living there for more than 10 years, he is now thinking of migrating to US.

Migrating to Australia is easier and faster than to US. So, try mo muna ang Australia.

[budakdak]

not really.....yung isang friend ko pumunta ng US.after 2 months bumalik din dito sa AU..hirap daw humanap ng trabaho dun..

kung gusto mo talaga kumita sa middle east ka..walang tax..

Ozcity, I should've expounded on that. What I meant was... Kung gusto mong kumita ng mas malaki sa US ka. Sa paghahanap naman ng trabaho, I agree mahirap maghanap ng trabaho sa US. Sa AUS ganun din naman lalo na kung wala kang tinatawag na "local experience".

[ozcity]

I have a friend who is now an Australian citizen. After living there for more than 10 years, he is now thinking of migrating to US.

Migrating to Australia is easier and faster than to US. So, try mo muna ang Australia.

true..kaya yung iba dito muna dumadaan sa AU then AU to US..mas madali na..

[voltes_V]

Suggest ko naman sa Canada. I have a cousin who just arrived here and in just 2 weeks time 4 job offers agad. Basta hindi ka mapili marami talagang job openings dito. Pero kung mapili ka naman like me for example it took me 3 months to get a job related to my line of work.
My wife naman had no problem getting work since she's a nurse which is incredibly still in demand here.
Also if your planning to go to US it would probably be easier if you will be coming from canada especially if you decide to be a canadian citizen which only takes about 3 years of stay here.

[Heretic]

If I have a business and am well-off, I wouldn't and shouldn't migrate to another country. Like it or not, especially with today's crisis, I have the responsibility to at least keep my subordinates employed. It wouldn't be fair to just pack up and leave them behind.

[bad driver]

reading Goonsquad HQ makes me want to move to the states.

[j_avonni]

reading Goonsquad HQ makes me want to move to the states.

If you feel you are not safe here anymore, it's your choice to move. Good luck.

[luckytruck]

Just arrived here in SoCali three weeks ago. I plan to stay in the USA with my family for 5 years minimum and 10 years maximum (hopefully maka-ipon na para capital sa negosyo sa Pilipinas). My fiance' is a nurse, so she shouldn't have trouble getting a job. I just got a relatively good job (according to my cousin who has lived here for 20 years) just yesterday, i start on the 16th of Sept.

mga SoCal tsikoteers, pwede na ako sa October EB natin.

andy

[zidane21]

reading Goonsquad HQ makes me want to move to the states.

ang kulit ng message na yun a! ako nga rin kinikilabutan sa mga nakasulat sa goon squad! ganun ba talaga kasama sa bansa natin?

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[prinsipe]

not really.....yung isang friend ko pumunta ng US.after 2 months bumalik din dito sa AU..hirap daw humanap ng trabaho dun..

kung gusto mo talaga kumita sa middle east ka..walang tax..

sir oz and fx36, i'm currently working in saudi as consultant...pero parang di ko tatagalan ang lungkot dito e. although masarap nga kasi walang tax. yun iniisip kong migration is for long term para din sa family ko. ayoko kasi dito sa saudi lumaki ang mga anak ko.

thanks a lot for all the replies.

[ozcity]

sir oz and fx36, i'm currently working in saudi as consultant...pero parang di ko tatagalan ang lungkot dito e. although masarap nga kasi walang tax. yun iniisip kong migration is for long term para din sa family ko. ayoko kasi dito sa saudi lumaki ang mga anak ko.

thanks a lot for all the replies.

sir kahit saang bansa ka pumunta malungkot talaga...pero malungkot nga talaga dyan sa saudi...daming bawal eh..

yung isang kaibigan ko galing din dyan sa middle east..sumuko dahil sa lungkot..hehehehe