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living in the philippines

Living in the Philippines

Mar 21, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Saturday, March 21, 2015Living in the Philippines is not so bad. Most things you need, you can buy here. The malls are big and with a large variety of stores. There are many restaurants everywhere. Practically every streetRead more…

Mar 21, 2015Dutch Expat 2 comments
RA 8344

RA 8344 & emergency & hospital

Mar 20, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Saturday, March 21, 2015You can find many stories and reports on the Internet that hospitals and doctors ask for an advanced payment or deposit before helping a patient. There are also stories of patients dying on the sidewalkRead more…

Mar 20, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
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Future of the Philippines

Mar 19, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Saturday, March 21, 2015The Philippines is a country with many problems. The Philippines will have much bigger problems in the future than they are having today. Current situation : Presently the population is over 101 million people whileRead more…

Mar 19, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
404 page not found

new 404 page

Mar 14, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Saturday, March 21, 2015Today I have created a better and new 404 page. What is a 404 page? You might ask I will try to explain: The Internet is a huge collection of websites and web pages. AlmostRead more…

Mar 14, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
learning tagalog

Learning Tagalog – 2

Mar 3, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Thursday, March 19, 2015For those people who have start learning Tagalog, the only official language in the Philippines next to English, I’ll give some links where you can have some on-line lessons. For an expat to be acceptedRead more…

Mar 3, 2015Dutch Expat 4 comments
Filipinos and money

Filipinos and money

Mar 2, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2015Being an expat foreigner in the Philippines, I am considered rich. Perhaps because Filipinos think there is a money tree in my backyard, spouting bills of 500 and 1000 pesos every day. What I tellRead more…

Mar 2, 2015Dutch Expat 9 comments
slow internet

Slow internet connection in the Philippines

Mar 1, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2015Compared to other (more developed) countries The Philippines has internet connection much slower than technically possible. The reason behind this is partly technical, but most of all unwillingness of the ISP. To explain how InternetRead more…

Mar 1, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
overstaying foreigner

overstaying foreigners in the Philippines

Feb 28, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2015Overstaying foreigners are citizens of countries, not the Philippines, who are staying in the Philippines without proper staying permit. Staying permits are: all kinds of visa, balikbayan status, SRRV and the like. The Bureau ofRead more…

Feb 28, 2015Dutch Expat 6 comments
fight of the century

Boxing fight of the century

Feb 26, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2015The Philippines have been waiting 5 years for it to happen, and now it is coming near. The Fight of the Century Imagine Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal not playing each other, or Djokovic. OrRead more…

Feb 26, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments

Sweet food

Feb 25, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Friday, March 13, 2015A little history Today, exactly 27 years ago, I first set foot on Philippine soil. It was the anniversary of the People’s Power Revolution. When I look back, I have noticed that the country hasRead more…

Feb 25, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
food not sex

food not sex

Feb 22, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Sunday, February 22, 2015Somewhere in 2009, I was in Cubao on the corner of EDSA and Aurora blvd. when I saw a strange white thing hanging on a lamppost. When I came nearby, I realized that I wasRead more…

Feb 22, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
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Driving your car in Manila

Feb 21, 2015By Dutch Expat

last updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2015Driving your own car in the Philippines Many years ago I have heard that driving in the Philippines and especially in Metro Manila can be compared with driving in hell. There is even a sayingRead more…

Feb 21, 2015Dutch Expat 0 Comments
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