akala ko din may green card na sya prior to marriage kse matagal sya nagstay sa states before and dun nga nya nameet husband nya sa stay nya na un. I wonder anong us visa gamit nya that time at nakapagstay sya ng matagal.
ang technique kasi sa us visa. dapat nakarating kana sa ibang bansa. humble kadapat ,straight to the point sa interview. tita ko 5yrs binigay sakanyang visa kaya nagtnt na lang sya ,lagpas 10 yrs nasya doon sa us. p.s wag daw mayabang or abnoy sumagot sa interview big no no sa kukuha ng interview. try nyo munang mag ibang bansa sa kalapit na countries mas may chances na mabigyan ka ng tourist visa sa mga malalaking country.
wala rin guarantee kahit nakarating ka sa ibat ibang bansa. nung first time ko nag apply sinabi ko lang na manunuod ako ng concert ng isang sikat na band, m young, not enough money or travel history during that time pero sinabi ko lng totoo. i was initially granted a muktiple visa, ung kasabay ko that time andami pa pinakita na stamp sa passport pero waley din.. sa totoo lang minsan swerte lng din tlga walang certain formula
Naku, dasal at swerte yan minsan. Ako dati tinanong lng ako ng name at purpose tapos ok na, TRUE story po. Naawa kse ata sakin ung consul kse basang basa ako ng ulan (nung araw kse wala pang telon sa labas ng embassy pag pipila ka for your appointment.
Excuse me? have you lived here? Who died and made you the expert? I lived here almost all my life and I have no complaints. FYI, research and googling are reliable tools to help you. Do it and learn more.
Hindi na baks, war dito war doon sa kung ano anong state. Pero kung meron stable job ka dito at hindi naapektuhan sa covid, better pa rin sya kesa sa Pinas.
And Philippines is a better place to live than the US? people can say whatever they want about the US but I would rather live here than anywhere else in The world.
@3:27 AM, "all your life" talaga? I doubt. If you live here in the US that long you should be more flexible to what they say "freedom of speech" Opinion ni @1:46 AM yun kaya wag ka na mag maasim. :-P
I totally agree with @1:46 AM that the US is not the best place to live. To others, wag na kayong mayamot at wala naman syang sinabi na Pinas ang the best place to live.
I live here in the past 10yrs. I used to live in many other places/countries as well, some work others for studies so I have the privilege to compare. In my opinion there are lots of other countries na maayos tumira, may mga pangit may magandang palakad. Para sa mga nandito sa US "all their life" na hindi pa nakaranas na tumira sa iba, well, sayang ang buhay nyo. Go out and see the world (after COVID nga lang)
12:03 while it may not be the best place for you to live, I would pick it over any countries where I have lived in Europe for example : Italy and Belgium where people openly display their disrespect and disdain towards a Filipino. Porket pilipino katulong na agad? That’s the kind of disrespect I experienced over there. The US may not be perfect but at least Filipinos get better jobs in different fields and respected kahit pa paano. Hindi yung minamaliit ka. Puro racist racist about sa US eh kamo mga Filipino napaka racist din naman.
4:49 tama ka and even if wala kang degree you can make a lot of money in the US. I'm pretty sure yung mga nannies esp sa NY earn almost as much as those who work in healthcare since wala silang tax, but that may not be 1:49's main point. Never naging madali para sa mga pinoy na makapasok sa US sa legal na working visa unless sa in demand na field ka nagtatrabaho (and over the recent years those were starting to disappear too, dahil saturted na yung nursing at physical therapy job market and some states actually established rules to make sure na yung mga US citizen ang makakakuha ng mga trabaho na yun, for example hindi ka pwedeng mag major ng nursing sa mga city universities ng new york if you are not a citizen, F-1 visa holder, or a green card holder) at ngayon after ng pandemic at depende sa outcome ng eleksyon, it may evwn be more difficult for filipinos to come here dahil mataas ang unemployment. I heard may mga changes din na gusto nilang gawin sa kung sino ang pwedeng mag apply for a working visa, at kung sino ang qualified na ipetition na family member. Parang mas maganda ang opportunity sa canada kahit pumasok ka sa bansa nila na walang degree requirement yung trabaho na papasukan mo, dahil mabilis ang path to citizenship. So magintay ka man for a few years working a min wage job (not that it's bad, makakasurvive ka parin kahit papaano if wala ka sa major metropolis areas na mataas ang rent or kung may side job ka) once permanemt resident or citizen ka na ng canada ang daming opportunities na pwede mong iaccess, you can even go back to school and obtain an in demand degree. Sa US, madami tayong kababayan na naiiwan sa limbo dahil naoover age, out of status, o nakakamatayan ng nagpepetisyon na magulang, and in the end get stuck in the shadows working hard under the table jobs para makaprovide sa pamilya sa pilipinas. It's not easy being a filipino immigrant in the US, ni hindi tayo qualified for visa lottery and pag pinetition ka ng family member mo you'd have to wait for at least 10 years, unlike immigrants from other countries like bangladesh, poland, etc., unless magpapakasal ka. Kahit yung mga nasa healthcare (you would probably know this too) they have to start from the bottom and work their way up, with companies taking advantage of them and paying them with lower rates kumpara dun sa mga US citizen at sa may mga greencard na, even if in most cases, mas may compassion at mas maayos magtrabaho ang mga pinoy. I'd say Canada is a better option if path to citizenship ang paguusapan.
11:09 AM, may free check up sa center baka pwede ka pasalaminan.
Di ko sinabing, "the US is not the place to live". It is not the BEST though. BUT, I dont mind living here since nandito ang buong family ko. Pero kung may opportunity na kumatok ulit para ma relocate naman sa ibang countries. why not. After all, excited ako palagi lumipat kung saan saang lugar/bansa. Study or work or anything basta legal ang stay at disente ang buhay.
8:25, kaya matagal ang processing ng visa sa US ay dahil may limit per year kung ilang visa ang ibibigay at each country ay may limit din.
Masyadong maraming US visa applicants na galing sa Pilipinas kaya matagal bago ma-approve dahil mahaba ang pila. Ang ibang bansa ay mas mabilis ma-process dahil hindi kasing-dami ng galing sa Pilipinas ang nag-aapply at ang pila nila.
Ay teh 2:39 fake news ka po! naging waiter po ako nung nagaaral p lng ako, hindi pa po ako college graduate non at 5'2 lng din po ako. Flight stewardess po ata sinasabi nyo haha
Police na yung husband nya sa America at nakabili na sila ng bahay duon, nanunuod ako ng vlogs ni rufa mae Need talaga na may isa mag compromise At least may work asawa nya dun at di asa lang kay rufa mae
I have 10 year multiple entry tourist visa, altho di ko pa nagamit. Ayun dito, can stay 6 months at a time. Exit ka for a few days and pwede naman mubalik for another 6 months and repeat cycle. Baka ganyan din visa type niya.
Lol, the USA is a very big country. What you see in the news is not really happening everywhere. 99% percent of the USA is just functioning as usual, people living their everyday lives.
Pwede naman magstay sa US ng 6mos if multiple entry visa hehe. And nasa Anerica sila now dshil naipit ng lockdown. Sigurado dito pa din sila madalas coz of her work. And as far i know police ung husband nya so maganda ang kita :)
Aabutin po yan ng siyam siyam lalo na ngayon. Ako almost 2 yrs na application ko pero waley pa din. Married din to an American citizen here. Hopefully mabilis sa kanya.
Bakit parang ang condescending ng tone ng mga nakatira sa US dito sa comment section. Ok fine, it's a better place to live pero wag naman maliitin ang pilipinas
Sa palagay ko nagsawa nalang ang mga kababayan natin dito, and minsan nakakalimutan na natin na yung pilipinas at mga pilipino =/= philippine government. Pag sa ibang bansa ka nakatira, may phase minsan na magagalit ka sa pilipinas pag narealize mo na hirap na hirap ka sa pagtatrabaho sa atin tapos ni hindi mo matustusan yung pamilya mo, samantalang sa ibang bansa nakakaipon ka, nakakapagprovide ka ng magandang buhay sa mga anak mo, etc. Dagdag pa na may mga pilipinong nagtatrabaho sa ibang bansa na minamaltrato at nasusubject sa mga dangerous na situations just because pinoy ka at maliit ang tingin sa bansa mo, at walang ginagawa ang gobyerno. Feeling ko halos lahat ng pinoy na migrants dumaan sa phase na narerealize nila na holy crap, yung cause ng suffering ko sa buhay stems from the fact that I'm filipino, cause kung sa ibang bansa ako pinanganak or citizen, may dignidad akong mabuhay ng maayos.
12:53 hahaha so mga kamag anak mo sa pinas aalaagan ka ng libre? At ano naman masama tumira sa nursing home? Hindi naman nilalagay ang mga matatanda dun dahil sa gusto lang nila. Meron din during nurse assisted na mga apartments hello. Wala Lang choice ang mga tao at need mag work. Sa pinas kasi daming tamad. Sa isang pamilya mansan isa Lang May work so meron talagang bantay na tambay.
1:38 Syempre hindi by choice ang pagtira sa nursing home. kaya lang aminin natin na marami din tlgang pamilya dito ang walang pake sa matatanda. I've been working as a nursing aide in a nursing home here in CA and merong ibang matatanda halos wala nadalaw at tumatawag even pre-covid. Well, ngyn syempre bawal naman tlga ang visits dahil susceptible sila sa sakit kaya doble ingat.
@1:38 Grabe k naman na sa Pinas maraming tamad. Wag po tyong judgmental. Hindi porke mahirap e tamad na lahat minsan kulang lng din sa opportunidad. Marami din pong masipag minsan napaglalaruan lng ng tadhana
Para kay ate 1:38 Hindi totoo na maraming tamad sa Pilipinas. Mahirap lang din minsan humanap ng work. Mapanglait ka po masyado. Etong pandemic na nga lang ang daming dumidiskarte para lang sa kabuhayan nila
12:53, nagoupunta sa nursing home ang ibang matatanda sa US dahil mga nagtatrabaho ang mga tao at wala silang kasama sa bahay maghapon, paano kung may mangyari sa kanila o atakihin sa puso habang nag-iisa?
Sa Pilipinas, puro walang trabaho ang mga tao kaya nasa bahay lang at puro tsismis ang inaatupag kaya may kasama lagi sa bahay ang mga matatanda. Puro umaasa lang sa isa o dalawang nagtatrabaho para sa buong angkan o kaya ay umaasa sa ipapadalang pera ng mga nasa ibang bansa.
anong komunidad po ba yan at ayaw magtinda ng taho at fishball? dito sa lugar namin lahat kung ano ano tinitinda at hindi po tamad mga pinoy sa pilipinas wag nyo na po ipilit yang mindset na yan at wag nyo po igeneralize...nakakalungkot na may mga pinoy na nang dadown ng kapwa dahil nakak angat
TALAGA bang sa US nakatira ang mga ito?? hahaha o mema lng din.. wala naman sinabi ung isang commenter na sa PINAS din nya gusto. who knows she might be referring to another country to live in
Ano naman Tingin mo sa mga na sa US? Never traveled outside the US? Kung Maganda sakanila America eh malamang Maganda nga at madami naman nag sasabi mula mismo Sa experience nila. Kung pangit experience mo eh malamang pangit nga at experience mo naman yan. Iba iba naman yan Eh
Tama naman kanya kanya lng yan. Nakakasurprise lng din kse ang dami ng disraught ng mga tao comparing livelihood in America from the Phil -- Btw, hindi po ako si 12:50 :) wag nyo po ako awayin haha
I'm an american citizen and decided to go back to the phil for my mental health. Did i think i made the right choice? maybe.. but am i happier - definitely! So don't judge people based on their choice of country to live in. It's not all bout the perks and privileges that matters
Sa mga nag sasabi ng explore the world, have you really tried exploring the world as a brown or black person? Yes there are racists in America as well as Canada but it’s nearly not as bad as racism in Europe and even in some countries in Asia. Have you tried going to these countries na Sobrang homogenous? They look at you with disgust and treat you like poop. At least in the US May variety ang mga tao hindi lng puti. Or kung ano man homogenous na population. Happy for Ruffa Me makaka piling na nya hubby nga todo na to!
Well yes I have. and I don't mean just the European countries by my statement of exploring the world. Oh and btw, I have not experienced racism in my stay in Europe. I know there are a lot of pervs and racist from there and I'm sorry if you have experienced such
We all have our own take on things. If it worked for her living in Europe and things worked better for you in the US, then great. At the end of the day, whatever makes us happy and comfortable is fine. kaya love love love. Wag na lang nating insultuhin ang pinangalingan natin.. hindi yun nakaka good vibes
Sa awa ni Lord hindi naman po ako naka experience ng racism nung nasa Denmark ako ng 5 taon. Hindi naman po cguro buong Europe e ganon magisip at magtrato
While I agree that in the US e may variety ng tao, it is also in the US that my kid was bullied badly in school because she is of mixed race. We used to live in Eastern PA and a "karen" would often ask me what my nationality was and if I'm legal to live there. We have eventually decided to settle in SG because of hubby's work and the trauma we have experienced living in the US.
I have experienced racism in France but actually it was also a French National who defended me. I was treated so well in Poland where I look so different. I always got the “stare” but I sometimes consider its only because im unusual. In the US, people won’t even give a second glance just because I’m Asian. Alam niyo we all get to experience stuff from places we’re not really from but that shouldn’t stop us from chasing a place that we can call home - wherever that may be.
People here trying to make it sound that US citizens don’t travel outside their own country. Very ignorant. If a lot of people think living in the US the best for them then, there must be a reason. I can say the same thing about Canada. I’ve worked there for 8 years. Didn’t like it because of the bitter cold weather. Is the US perfect? Definitely not. Is the Philippines the best place to live in the world? Definitely not but to some people it is. I would always love the Philippines and will be forever hopeful for my home country.
Ang iniintay ko lang talaga yung todo na to narration niya ng buhay US sa vlog niya. Sayang hindi ako nakatira sa state niya, it would be such an honor na may shared life experiemce kami living in the same state at parang indirectly niya mainanarrate ang day to day buhay ko with that iconic voice hahahahaha
Naku, ung tita ko aayaw ayaw din sa Pinas dati pero ngyng nagretiro, umuwi naman din. Sabi nga ni gary v.. kay tagal mo mang nawala.. babalik ka rin hehe
I thought she’s an American citizen even before her marriage?
ReplyDeleteakala ko din may green card na sya prior to marriage kse matagal sya nagstay sa states before and dun nga nya nameet husband nya sa stay nya na un. I wonder anong us visa gamit nya that time at nakapagstay sya ng matagal.
DeleteEven B1 B2 visa holders (tourist) can stay there max 6 months.
Deleteang technique kasi sa us visa. dapat nakarating kana sa ibang bansa. humble kadapat ,straight to the point sa interview. tita ko 5yrs binigay sakanyang visa kaya nagtnt na lang sya ,lagpas 10 yrs nasya doon sa us. p.s wag daw mayabang or abnoy sumagot sa interview big no no sa kukuha ng interview. try nyo munang mag ibang bansa sa kalapit na countries mas may chances na mabigyan ka ng tourist visa sa mga malalaking country.
Deletewala rin guarantee kahit nakarating ka sa ibat ibang bansa. nung first time ko nag apply sinabi ko lang na manunuod ako ng concert ng isang sikat na band, m young, not enough money or travel history during that time pero sinabi ko lng totoo. i was initially granted a muktiple visa, ung kasabay ko that time andami pa pinakita na stamp sa passport pero waley din.. sa totoo lang minsan swerte lng din tlga walang certain formula
DeleteNaku, dasal at swerte yan minsan. Ako dati tinanong lng ako ng name at purpose tapos ok na, TRUE story po. Naawa kse ata sakin ung consul kse basang basa ako ng ulan (nung araw kse wala pang telon sa labas ng embassy pag pipila ka for your appointment.
Deletebinasa ko with her voice, yes, go go go!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Rufa. Si raymund at richard kelan?
ReplyDeleteGrabe binasa ko talaga sa boses nya.. Tapos hindi na nawala wala sa isip ko.. Todo na toooo go go goooo!
ReplyDeleteAko din mga baks, binasa ko sa boses niya. Iconic leveling talaga ang boses ni rufa mae. Hay, kainggit naman, sana all may green card!
ReplyDeleteSorry, pero with the way things are sa US, parang it's not the best place to live.
ReplyDeleteExcuse me? have you lived here? Who died and made you the expert? I lived here almost all my life and I have no complaints. FYI, research and googling are reliable tools to help you. Do it and learn more.
DeleteDun na sya titira to be with her husband, police na ang husband nya dun at nakabili na sila ng bahay, need talaga na may isa na mag compromise
DeleteSaan te ang best place to live now? At bakit not US?
Deletelol as if ganda sa pinas?
DeleteHindi na baks, war dito war doon sa kung ano anong state. Pero kung meron stable job ka dito at hindi naapektuhan sa covid, better pa rin sya kesa sa Pinas.
DeleteAnd Philippines is a better place to live than the US? people can say whatever they want about the US but I would rather live here than anywhere else in The world.
DeleteExaggerated lang sa news na sobrang gulo sa US na akala mo ay buong US na. Ilang cities lang iyon na usually ay nasa downtown area.
DeleteMaybe for people without a degree. So far, maayos buhay if nurse ka sa Northern California. The highest rate per hour in the entire US.
DeleteMalaki US te. Generalize ang news. Anong nangyayayari sa New York not necessarily happening in Maine or other states. Think about that.
DeleteIt’s way much better than Philippines tho
DeleteI’m here and it’s definitely the best place to live...
DeleteKung magreretire ka na, ok lang umuwi ng pinas at dun ka magenjoy. Balik na lang pag need ng check ups kse pangit health care sa pinas.
Delete@3:27, Excuse me too, 1:46 is just giving her thoughts, your response is so rude and bragging. Just respect him/her. I'm not 1:46, though.
Delete@3:27 AM, "all your life" talaga? I doubt.
DeleteIf you live here in the US that long you should be more flexible to what they say "freedom of speech" Opinion ni @1:46 AM yun kaya wag ka na mag maasim. :-P
I totally agree with @1:46 AM that the US is not the best place to live. To others, wag na kayong mayamot at wala naman syang sinabi na Pinas ang the best place to live.
I live here in the past 10yrs. I used to live in many other places/countries as well, some work others for studies so I have the privilege to compare. In my opinion there are lots of other countries na maayos tumira, may mga pangit may magandang palakad. Para sa mga nandito sa US "all their life" na hindi pa nakaranas na tumira sa iba, well, sayang ang buhay nyo. Go out and see the world (after COVID nga lang)
12:03 while it may not be the best place for you to live, I would pick it over any countries where I have lived in Europe for example : Italy and Belgium where people openly display their disrespect and disdain towards a Filipino. Porket pilipino katulong na agad? That’s the kind of disrespect I experienced over there. The US may not be perfect but at least Filipinos get better jobs in different fields and respected kahit pa paano. Hindi yung minamaliit ka. Puro racist racist about sa US eh kamo mga Filipino napaka racist din naman.
Delete4:49 tama ka and even if wala kang degree you can make a lot of money in the US. I'm pretty sure yung mga nannies esp sa NY earn almost as much as those who work in healthcare since wala silang tax, but that may not be 1:49's main point. Never naging madali para sa mga pinoy na makapasok sa US sa legal na working visa unless sa in demand na field ka nagtatrabaho (and over the recent years those were starting to disappear too, dahil saturted na yung nursing at physical therapy job market and some states actually established rules to make sure na yung mga US citizen ang makakakuha ng mga trabaho na yun, for example hindi ka pwedeng mag major ng nursing sa mga city universities ng new york if you are not a citizen, F-1 visa holder, or a green card holder) at ngayon after ng pandemic at depende sa outcome ng eleksyon, it may evwn be more difficult for filipinos to come here dahil mataas ang unemployment. I heard may mga changes din na gusto nilang gawin sa kung sino ang pwedeng mag apply for a working visa, at kung sino ang qualified na ipetition na family member. Parang mas maganda ang opportunity sa canada kahit pumasok ka sa bansa nila na walang degree requirement yung trabaho na papasukan mo, dahil mabilis ang path to citizenship. So magintay ka man for a few years working a min wage job (not that it's bad, makakasurvive ka parin kahit papaano if wala ka sa major metropolis areas na mataas ang rent or kung may side job ka) once permanemt resident or citizen ka na ng canada ang daming opportunities na pwede mong iaccess, you can even go back to school and obtain an in demand degree. Sa US, madami tayong kababayan na naiiwan sa limbo dahil naoover age, out of status, o nakakamatayan ng nagpepetisyon na magulang, and in the end get stuck in the shadows working hard under the table jobs para makaprovide sa pamilya sa pilipinas. It's not easy being a filipino immigrant in the US, ni hindi tayo qualified for visa lottery and pag pinetition ka ng family member mo you'd have to wait for at least 10 years, unlike immigrants from other countries like bangladesh, poland, etc., unless magpapakasal ka. Kahit yung mga nasa healthcare (you would probably know this too) they have to start from the bottom and work their way up, with companies taking advantage of them and paying them with lower rates kumpara dun sa mga US citizen at sa may mga greencard na, even if in most cases, mas may compassion at mas maayos magtrabaho ang mga pinoy. I'd say Canada is a better option if path to citizenship ang paguusapan.
Delete12:03, the US is not the place to live pala pero nasa US ka pa rin.
Delete11:09 AM, may free check up sa center baka pwede ka pasalaminan.
DeleteDi ko sinabing, "the US is not the place to live". It is not the BEST though. BUT, I dont mind living here since nandito ang buong family ko. Pero kung may opportunity na kumatok ulit para ma relocate naman sa ibang countries. why not. After all, excited ako palagi lumipat kung saan saang lugar/bansa. Study or work or anything basta legal ang stay at disente ang buhay.
8:25, kaya matagal ang processing ng visa sa US ay dahil may limit per year kung ilang visa ang ibibigay at each country ay may limit din.
DeleteMasyadong maraming US visa applicants na galing sa Pilipinas kaya matagal bago ma-approve dahil mahaba ang pila. Ang ibang bansa ay mas mabilis ma-process dahil hindi kasing-dami ng galing sa Pilipinas ang nag-aapply at ang pila nila.
Tapos nakalagay sa wikipedia ni Rufa Mae sa US pinanganak hahaha.
ReplyDeletelol you rely on wikipedia? anyone can edit that page, it's not a reliable source. your thesis teacher didn't tell that to you?
DeleteSo anong visa use nya nung matagal sya nag stay don with her sister?
ReplyDeleteTourist visa depends what kind you can stay for 6 months
DeleteLong visa
DeleteTourist
DeleteUpto 6 months po pag tourist
Delete2:11 saan wikipedia mo nabasa yan? Baka sa ibang planeta na Wikipedia nakita mo. Angeles Pampanga sya pagkakaalam ko pinanganak.
ReplyDeleteSept 24 1:46 AM
ReplyDeleteat saan girl maganda at maayos tumira sa Pinas bawaaaa patawa ka girl.
At least dito sa States merong unemployment kapag na fired ka meron welfare at kahit uugod ka na pwede ka pa hire sa Wal-Mart
Sa Pinas waiter ang requirements
1. College graduate
2. Height 5'6 and above
3. Pleasing personality
4. Etc etc
Ha ha ha ha ayaw mo dito sa States???? DON'T ME sabi nga nila OMG!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Don't u just love being served by a person with pleasing personality? :)
DeleteAy teh 2:39 fake news ka po! naging waiter po ako nung nagaaral p lng ako, hindi pa po ako college graduate non at 5'2 lng din po ako. Flight stewardess po ata sinasabi nyo haha
Delete@146 Did you just enumerate all that you are not? LMAO
DeleteWaiter/waitress din ang flight steward/stewardess.
DeleteShe will be applying for green card - application pa lang she does not have it yet -- if she is married then this is by virtue of marriage
ReplyDeletePolice na yung husband nya sa America at nakabili na sila ng bahay duon, nanunuod ako ng vlogs ni rufa mae
ReplyDeleteNeed talaga na may isa mag compromise
At least may work asawa nya dun at di asa lang kay rufa mae
I have 10 year multiple entry tourist visa, altho di ko pa nagamit. Ayun dito, can stay 6 months at a time. Exit ka for a few days and pwede naman mubalik for another 6 months and repeat cycle. Baka ganyan din visa type niya.
ReplyDeleteUS is not a good place to retire or live at the moment. napakagulo nga ngayon
ReplyDeleteLol, the USA is a very big country. What you see in the news is not really happening everywhere. 99% percent of the USA is just functioning as usual, people living their everyday lives.
DeleteSa news lang na parang buong US magulo. In reality, hindi. Ilang cities lang ang magulo. Ang laki-laki ng US.
Delete1:46 Eh saan ang the best place to live? 🤔
ReplyDeletekala ko after marriage ayos na papers nya.mga fiancee/fiance nga 6mos ok agad.
ReplyDeleteAgree ako kay 1:46.Good luck sa kanya kung makakuha sya ng work.
ReplyDeletePwede naman magstay sa US ng 6mos if multiple entry visa hehe. And nasa Anerica sila now dshil naipit ng lockdown. Sigurado dito pa din sila madalas coz of her work. And as far i know police ung husband nya so maganda ang kita :)
ReplyDeleteAabutin po yan ng siyam siyam lalo na ngayon. Ako almost 2 yrs na application ko pero waley pa din. Married din to an American citizen here. Hopefully mabilis sa kanya.
ReplyDeleteIt took 2 years for my mom’s application to get approved, finally she’s here last February. Grabe ang bagal talaga during Trump’s era.
Delete7:31, 2 years lang? Mabilis iyon.
DeleteKesa naman dyan sa Pinas. Duh.
ReplyDeleteaccomplishment ito?
ReplyDeleteMeh, whatever, stay there.
ReplyDeleteGood riddance.
ReplyDeleteYou can extend your tourist visa twice for a valid reason and extension fee so technically she could stay in US legally for 1 1/2 year.
ReplyDeleteDaming bitter. Di nalang maging masaya sa kapwa
ReplyDeleteBakit parang ang condescending ng tone ng mga nakatira sa US dito sa comment section. Ok fine, it's a better place to live pero wag naman maliitin ang pilipinas
ReplyDeleteSa palagay ko nagsawa nalang ang mga kababayan natin dito, and minsan nakakalimutan na natin na yung pilipinas at mga pilipino =/= philippine government. Pag sa ibang bansa ka nakatira, may phase minsan na magagalit ka sa pilipinas pag narealize mo na hirap na hirap ka sa pagtatrabaho sa atin tapos ni hindi mo matustusan yung pamilya mo, samantalang sa ibang bansa nakakaipon ka, nakakapagprovide ka ng magandang buhay sa mga anak mo, etc. Dagdag pa na may mga pilipinong nagtatrabaho sa ibang bansa na minamaltrato at nasusubject sa mga dangerous na situations just because pinoy ka at maliit ang tingin sa bansa mo, at walang ginagawa ang gobyerno. Feeling ko halos lahat ng pinoy na migrants dumaan sa phase na narerealize nila na holy crap, yung cause ng suffering ko sa buhay stems from the fact that I'm filipino, cause kung sa ibang bansa ako pinanganak or citizen, may dignidad akong mabuhay ng maayos.
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ReplyDeleteDahil po sa comment ng iba na HINDI maganda tumuira sa States dahil siguro sa mga nagaganap lately. Anong bansa ba ngayon ang WALANG issue?
Parang sinasabi na rin na mas okay tumira sa Pinas kesa sa States
Kaya comment ko mas pipiliin ko dito sa States
1. Merong unemployment kapag nawalan ka ng trabaho
2. Merong welfare sa mga tamad
3. Merong medical sa matatanda
4. Kahit matanda ka na mag aplay ka ng work tanggap ka
5. Etc etc
Ikaw anong meron dyan sa Pinas? Na benefits?
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
after all these, uuwi ka sa pilipinas when ur old and gray kse iichapwera k n lng nila tsk! or better yet papa alaga ka sa nursing home - sad!
Deleteclose knot families..well, i think that's a wonderful benefit too :)
DeleteBaka naman hindi Pilipinas tinutukoy nung isang tita. Grabe ka naman atih!
Delete12:53 hahaha so mga kamag anak mo sa pinas aalaagan ka ng libre? At ano naman masama tumira sa nursing home? Hindi naman nilalagay ang mga matatanda dun dahil sa gusto lang nila. Meron din during nurse assisted na mga apartments hello. Wala Lang choice ang mga tao at need mag work. Sa pinas kasi daming tamad. Sa isang pamilya mansan isa Lang May work so meron talagang bantay na tambay.
DeleteI'm not 12:53 pero jeez! u have so much hatred for the philippines in your system.. u need a chill pill, sis!
Deletedont compare a first world country to a 3rd world one
Delete1:38 Syempre hindi by choice ang pagtira sa nursing home. kaya lang aminin natin na marami din tlgang pamilya dito ang walang pake sa matatanda. I've been working as a nursing aide in a nursing home here in CA and merong ibang matatanda halos wala nadalaw at tumatawag even pre-covid. Well, ngyn syempre bawal naman tlga ang visits dahil susceptible sila sa sakit kaya doble ingat.
Delete@1:38 Grabe k naman na sa Pinas maraming tamad. Wag po tyong judgmental. Hindi porke mahirap e tamad na lahat minsan kulang lng din sa opportunidad. Marami din pong masipag minsan napaglalaruan lng ng tadhana
DeletePara kay ate 1:38 Hindi totoo na maraming tamad sa Pilipinas. Mahirap lang din minsan humanap ng work. Mapanglait ka po masyado. Etong pandemic na nga lang ang daming dumidiskarte para lang sa kabuhayan nila
Delete12:53, nagoupunta sa nursing home ang ibang matatanda sa US dahil mga nagtatrabaho ang mga tao at wala silang kasama sa bahay maghapon, paano kung may mangyari sa kanila o atakihin sa puso habang nag-iisa?
DeleteSa Pilipinas, puro walang trabaho ang mga tao kaya nasa bahay lang at puro tsismis ang inaatupag kaya may kasama lagi sa bahay ang mga matatanda. Puro umaasa lang sa isa o dalawang nagtatrabaho para sa buong angkan o kaya ay umaasa sa ipapadalang pera ng mga nasa ibang bansa.
10:20, kung gustong magtrabaho, meron. Puwedeng magtinda ng fishball o taho.
DeleteKaya lang ayaw ng mga tao ng ganoong trabaho sa Pilipinas dahil mababa ang tingin ng mga tao doon.
anong komunidad po ba yan at ayaw magtinda ng taho at fishball? dito sa lugar namin lahat kung ano ano tinitinda at hindi po tamad mga pinoy sa pilipinas wag nyo na po ipilit yang mindset na yan at wag nyo po igeneralize...nakakalungkot na may mga pinoy na nang dadown ng kapwa dahil nakak angat
Deleteoo na... nakatira na kayo sa US at malaki mga sahod nyo.. happy na? grabe mapangmaliit iba dito
ReplyDeleteandami ding mema dito tungkol sa mga kabuhayan nila hahaha si rufa mae po ang topic di mga sarili nyo
ReplyDeleteTALAGA bang sa US nakatira ang mga ito?? hahaha o mema lng din.. wala naman sinabi ung isang commenter na sa PINAS din nya gusto. who knows she might be referring to another country to live in
ReplyDeletePara sa mga nakatira sa US, go out and explore the world. Bka magulat kayo na may mas maganda p plang oportunidan kesa sa America kong mahal :)
ReplyDeleteAno naman Tingin mo sa mga na sa US? Never traveled outside the US? Kung Maganda sakanila America eh malamang Maganda nga at madami naman nag sasabi mula mismo Sa experience nila. Kung pangit experience mo eh malamang pangit nga at experience mo naman yan. Iba iba naman yan Eh
DeleteTama naman kanya kanya lng yan. Nakakasurprise lng din kse ang dami ng disraught ng mga tao comparing livelihood in America from the Phil -- Btw, hindi po ako si 12:50 :) wag nyo po ako awayin haha
DeleteSa palagay mo ba ang mg tao sa US ay hindi nagta-travel sa ibang bansa? Lol! Mahilig mag-travel ang mga tao sa US, for your info.
DeleteKaloka! Heil Amerika tlga??
ReplyDeleteI'm an american citizen and decided to go back to the phil for my mental health. Did i think i made the right choice? maybe.. but am i happier - definitely! So don't judge people based on their choice of country to live in. It's not all bout the perks and privileges that matters
ReplyDeleteSame girl, going back to Pinas was the best decision I made after working in PA for almost than 12 yrs. Kanya kanya tlga I guess
DeleteSa mga nag sasabi ng explore the world, have you really tried exploring the world as a brown or black person? Yes there are racists in America as well as Canada but it’s nearly not as bad as racism in Europe and even in some countries in Asia. Have you tried going to these countries na Sobrang homogenous? They look at you with disgust and treat you like poop. At least in the US May variety ang mga tao hindi lng puti. Or kung ano man homogenous na population. Happy for Ruffa Me makaka piling na nya hubby nga todo na to!
ReplyDeleteWell yes I have. and I don't mean just the European countries by my statement of exploring the world. Oh and btw, I have not experienced racism in my stay in Europe. I know there are a lot of pervs and racist from there and I'm sorry if you have experienced such
DeleteWe all have our own take on things. If it worked for her living in Europe and things worked better for you in the US, then great. At the end of the day, whatever makes us happy and comfortable is fine. kaya love love love. Wag na lang nating insultuhin ang pinangalingan natin.. hindi yun nakaka good vibes
DeleteRacism is everywhere - it can be rampant in some countries/state and less in some but racism can only affect you if you let it.
DeleteSa awa ni Lord hindi naman po ako naka experience ng racism nung nasa Denmark ako ng 5 taon. Hindi naman po cguro buong Europe e ganon magisip at magtrato
DeleteHmmm, I’ve been to Europe, North and South America, Australia and Asia and I’ve never really encountered racism.
DeleteWhile I agree that in the US e may variety ng tao, it is also in the US that my kid was bullied badly in school because she is of mixed race. We used to live in Eastern PA and a "karen" would often ask me what my nationality was and if I'm legal to live there. We have eventually decided to settle in SG because of hubby's work and the trauma we have experienced living in the US.
DeleteI have experienced racism in France but actually it was also a French National who defended me. I was treated so well in Poland where I look so different. I always got the “stare” but I sometimes consider its only because im unusual. In the US, people won’t even give a second glance just because I’m Asian. Alam niyo we all get to experience stuff from places we’re not really from but that shouldn’t stop us from chasing a place that we can call home - wherever that may be.
DeleteAkala niyo naman walang discrimination sa Pilipinas. Kapag Bisaya, Igorot, probinsiyano, etc., ka, kung mang-lait ang mga tao sa Pilipinas grabe.
DeleteCongrats Rufa Mae, tuloy mo lang yan and be happy because you so deserve it!
ReplyDeletePeople here trying to make it sound that US citizens don’t travel outside their own country. Very ignorant. If a lot of people think living in the US the best for them then, there must be a reason. I can say the same thing about Canada. I’ve worked there for 8 years. Didn’t like it because of the bitter cold weather. Is the US perfect? Definitely not. Is the Philippines the best place to live in the world? Definitely not but to some people it is. I would always love the Philippines and will be forever hopeful for my home country.
ReplyDeleteAng iniintay ko lang talaga yung todo na to narration niya ng buhay US sa vlog niya. Sayang hindi ako nakatira sa state niya, it would be such an honor na may shared life experiemce kami living in the same state at parang indirectly niya mainanarrate ang day to day buhay ko with that iconic voice hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteNaku, ung tita ko aayaw ayaw din sa Pinas dati pero ngyng nagretiro, umuwi naman din. Sabi nga ni gary v.. kay tagal mo mang nawala.. babalik ka rin hehe
ReplyDeleteNew Zealand is the right place to be XD
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