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Monday, September 23, 2024

Insta Scoop: Bea Alonzo Now Has Her Madrid Residency Card

Image courtesy of Instagram: beaalonzo

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  1. Tyang is the patron Saint of the nouveau rich. Flex na flex forda validation.

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    1. at least she got something to flex... i bet if u were in her shoes YOU'D BE THE SAME

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    2. True. Ang daming mga pinoy na resident ng ibang countries na mas mayaman pa sa Spain but they never flaunt it.

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    3. Omg hahahaha. Harsh but someehat true no? Hahaha

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    4. May ma iflex naman isipin mo hindi siya umasa kahit kanino para makabili ng condo sa Spain.

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    5. Agree 958. Hayaan na yan.

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    6. May tama ka, 1114!

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    7. As compared to someone with nothing to flex? Noveau riche versus old POOR?

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    8. She worked for it. Hayaan mo na.

      Don't flex if you are a nouveau rich and I am sure you are not old rich.

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    9. Every post on socmed is for validation

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    10. Especially the reason how she got it. Bumili lang naman sya ng property worth 500,000 euros minimum in order to get residency. Thats from her hardwork mga teh.

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    11. Nagsumikap sa buhay kaya yumaman sa malinis na paraan
      Kaya inspiring ang tulad nya ❤

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    12. Ok lang maging nouveau rich sa sariling sikap naman. At least hindi kumamkam galing sa kaban ng bayan o pumatol sa DOM.

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    13. Kesa sa mga politiko na galing sa corrupt ang pag bili sa mga kotse nila. Inspiring nga si Bea lalo na sa mga batang artista na mag ipon and mangarap ng ganito

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    14. Nakakain mga lang sa mamahaling restaurant o naka Starbucks flex na kayo agad. Wag plastic teh halos lahat na lang nasa insta o fb. So pls don't single her out dahil marami dito guilty of flexing in some way or another.

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    15. Mas ka flex flex ang mga galing sa hirap na yumaman sa tamang paraan kesa sa mga anak ng mga mayaman na sinuwerte lang na pinanganak sa mamayamang pamilya

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    16. 9:58 alta ka teh??? Maka look down naman sa nouveau rich! Atleast rich!

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    17. 12:16 EVERY post talaga? Sure ka EVERY post is for validation? Including posts that were meant to share important info, or to advertise a product or service being offered?

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    18. May problema ka ba sa mga nouveau rich or gusto mo lang gamitin ang salitang "nouveau?

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    19. It’s an achievement and through her own efforts. Seriously I see nothing wrong with it. Yun iba nga nag-asawa lang ng tanders for the green card eh nagfflex na sa socmedia why not her? What’s wrong if she flexes it?

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    20. 958 shes the richest celebrity now.. pinaghirapan nya naman yan.. so manahimik ka!

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    21. I will flex too if I had that, not for validation but because I am proud. pag inggit ka marami ka masasabi instead of being happy for the achievement of
      Someone. only in the PH. i am indeed happy for Bea!

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    22. Problema mo? Yumaman siya dahil pinaghirapan niya kung ano meron siya. Eh ikaw puro kabiteran lang...

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    23. Bea: noveau riche
      Bashers: old POOR

      Iligo nyo na yang inggit nyo oi!

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    24. I think its Bea’s right to document in her IG her life’s journey. And its normal some people will not like it cause either inggit or fan ng iba na napakalayo pa kay B and almost impossible to achieve B’s successful life.

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    25. umariba na naman si inggeterang 9:58pm

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    26. Bakit pag yamanin ang nagfiflex galit kayo? We all have a right to flex what we love. In the meantime, continue flexing your ulam for lunch. ahahahaha

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    27. Yung mga hampaslupa nga eh grabe na maka flex sa socmed pag artista nagpost flex agad? Ganyan talaga mindset ng mga inggitera 🤣 palibhasa hindi nila afford eh kaya bash na lang alam gawin.

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    28. Wala ka kasing Madrid Residency Card lola! Gosh you're so bitter gourd!

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    29. At least si Bea may mga investments.

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    30. Sus eh yung mga nagkaka-green card at citizenship sa ibang bansa eh kuntodo video at post din. Let her be. Marami nga na-educate na pwede pala magka-Spanish residency kung maka-afford ng property sa Spain. Maski si Coco Martin ineexplore na yon. Pinaghirapan ni Bea yan- reward na lang nya sa sarili nya.

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    31. 9:58 Work harder teh baka sakaling maafford mo rin para di ka nagmama-asim jan hahaha

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    32. ganyan talaga mga inggetera naghahanap ng ipipintas kahit di naman kapıntas pintas

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    33. Kape nga pine flex mo eh!

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    34. Inggitera spotted 😂

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    35. At 9:58 validated naman talaga siya even without approval. Stories like this talaga inspiring. Ako nga finlex ko din when I became a green card holder , then US citizen. Siguro, kung ka fb kita, galit ka rin sa post ko ano,

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    36. Bakit palaging may nanlalait sa noveu rich? As if hindi nakakaproud na you worked hard for something and that it is not handed to on a silver spoon. Yes ka flex flex sya.

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    37. Bitter mo naman. Ginawa mo na siguro lahat pero di kapa din naka angat sa laylayan

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    38. She can flex because she has something to flex. Instead of treating this post as positive you twist the heck out of it. It’s nice to be happy for others. Try it sometimes.

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    39. Why not? Masama ba iflex? Alam naman rin ng lahat background ni ante. I'm not a fan pero bilib ako, pangarap ko rin España kaso til now hanggang sampaloc lang keri haha

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    40. Bea naman is really new rich. Hindi naman yan generational wealth. May pa quiet luxury pa syang nalalaman pero talagang you know she came from poor beginnings. Cringe pa nga yung video nya dati na lola nya daw cooks osso buco, as if. Sana sinabi nya na lang na adobo. Masyadong nagpupumilit.

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  2. Wow.. congrats Ms. Bea..

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    1. LMAO mabulok ka diyan sa 'Pinas 10:29pm

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    2. Best comment, 1054!!!😆😆😆🙌🙌🙌

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    3. 10:54 natawa ako sa comment mo baks! kuha mo yung feelings ko ahahahaha

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    4. Minsan iniisip ko, ano ba ang masama maging noveau rich? Eh kung talagang mahirap sya at yumaman. Hi di naman mare reverse yung fact kung pinanganak ka na mahirap, pero pwede ka naman talaga umunlad.

      Besides, ang namumuna naman talaga nyan ay hi di ang old rich, kundi ang not rich.

      Disclaimer: hindi ako rich, old or new

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    5. congrats queen Bea!

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    6. 10:54 havey hahahaa sa true lang walang future sa Pinas. Ang yumayaman lang ay mga politiko. Mag mayor nalang ang mga anak mo dahil pag healthcare underpaid ang mga nurses for the work that they do.

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    7. 10:54 don’t worry, no need na to go to another country coz we live comfortably here.

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    8. 2:33 Hindi mo pa kasi na try makatira abroad lalo sa maayos na bansa kaya nasasabi mo yan, di ka maka relate! I agree na bulok ang pilipinas.

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    9. 233 kaya pala binitawa mo kanina siling pangsigang na 300 per kilo ngayon?? At 5.00 na lang binili mo sabay lamabing sa tindera dagdagan ng isa HAHAHAHA! living comfortably talaga ha?

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  4. Anyone can be a "resident" of any country as long as you have the money :D :D :D Try being a "resident" of Singapore ;) ;) ;)

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    1. Envy alert. At least this allows her to travel hassle free to all Schengen countries. Why be a resident of Singapore when you can travel there visa free?

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    2. Tama ka 1046. Me kakilala ako jan na sabi dadaan sa butas ng karayom to obtain residency at hindi lang pera pera.

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    3. Key word is as long as you have money.What's the point of living in Singapore when it doesn't have free healthcare.Singapore is more of a tourist destination

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    4. 1046, and what’s the problem with how you become a resident of other countries? As long as it’s not illegal, what’s your issue?

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    5. Nothing wrong with lots of hard earned money. :)

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    6. And that’s the problem. Not everyone got money, smiley.

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    7. Oo nga, whats special ba? Masyado binabalita na may property na siya doon, then now etong residency? Is she planning to settle there na?

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    8. Not entirely true. You have to have a legitimate reason in some countries like asylum, etc. Mema ka din e

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    9. 11:45 very wrong! I lived in singapore for 10 years and if you are a citizen or PR, you are entitled for free healthcare. Search mo ang MediShield Life

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    10. Singapore vs Spain lamang pa rin ang Spain. You get a Schengen visa which makes you to travel almost all European countries. There.

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    11. pag resident ka ng Spain free visa ka na sa lahat ng Europe country

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    12. And why is SG so special?? Sobrang liit na bansa nila kaya mahigpit sila sa pagtanggap ng immigrants. Kung malaki-laki land area nila, malamang mas madali (compared to how strict they are now) kumuha ng citizenship dyan. Yun lang yun.

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    13. 506am, please do your research. Singapore has the most powerful passport.

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    14. 5:06 google Most Powerful Passport. It's Singapore. And yes, we can travel to any EU country, visa free too!

      'Nuf said.

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    15. 5:06 but with a Singaporean passport, you get to travel to almost all of the countries, visa-free. There :)

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    16. Swertihan din maging citizen sa Singapore. Ang sister ng colleague ko, pati ang kanyang pamilya, ay naswertehang maging mga citizen. Isa sa mga benepisyo e yung halos wala na binabayaran sa bahay, etc. pero sa narinig ko din, kailangan ng mga anak nila na magserve sa military, parang katulad sa SK.

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    17. E kung ma afford ni Bea tumirA sa Singapore, ano next na hanash mo. Try nya tumira sa ibang planeta??!!

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    18. 506am, research ka rin pag may time, ha? Singapore has the most powerful passport.

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    19. 1046, oh you do need money to live in SG, regardless if you become a PR or not. It’s expensive to live in SG.

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    20. 1. If you have money, madali lang din po maging PR dito sa SG. Money means investment sa kanila, and you can topup/cover your CPF

      2. SG is top 1 or 2 most powerful passport in the world, no need to get a visa for u to go anywhere

      3. Medisave is their free healthcare. Although galing pa rin un sa pera mo (part of CPF) but you get to enjoy a lot of subsidies if you are a resident or citizen of SG

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    21. 3:32 5:49 “Residency” daw po, hindi “Citizenship”. Hindi porke PR ka ng Singapore eventually magiging citizen ka. Therefore, PH (or kung san man country ka galing) ang passport mo at hindi mo hawak ang most powerful passport. Also, kahit may Medisave ka, napakamahal ng healthcare doon. Lived there for more than 10yrs, normal tooth extraction lang a few hundred $ na eh, what more ang surgery ng impacted. Appendicitis nga lang 5 digits ang paopera. Tska ang mga seniors don banat pa din kakatrabaho bec they dont easily enjoy their CPF.

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    22. It's very hard to get a PR sa SG halos lahat ng Pinoy na nagaapply rejected. Even if you have a lot of money di pa rin basis para maapprove ang application mo. So I disagree with you 549. What more ang maging citizen sa SG.. jusko kaya nagalisan na mga Pinoy don and chose to migrate in AU, NZ, CA or stay for good in Pinas. On the brighter side, they have CPF so if nagdecide ka na iwithdraw ang pera mo paldo paldo ka paguwi mo ng Pinas dahil taas ng SGD :)

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    23. anong pakialam nyo kung sa Spain ni Bea piniling tumira kesa sa singapore,kanya kanyang gusto yan,gusto ni Bea sa malamig na bansa dahil mainit na sa pinas tapos mainit din sa Singapore,e sa Spain madali na syang makakapagtravel sa malalamig na bansa sa Europe dahil malapit lang

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    24. 10:33 maliit na bansa ang Singapore baka ayaw nila na ang mga foreign nationals ang karamihan dun. May sense of patriotism parin na as much as possible gusto nila siguro yung may deep roots sa Singapore

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  5. Pwede na sya mag travel Globally without visa

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    1. Iba ang residency sa citizenship.

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    2. Possible po ba yun kahit residence card lang meron sya at hindi spanish passport?

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    3. I don't think so. Maybe sa european countries but I think you should be a passport holder yata. I'm not so sure.

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    4. Residency card does not equate to citizenship. Wala pa syang spanish passport so need parin ng visa

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    5. Di pa siya citizen ng Spain, teh. kung may Spanish passport siya pwede

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    6. Hindi! Resident lang sa Madrid.

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    7. Basically para kang may Schengen visa plus access to other non EU countries that accept that visa.

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    8. 11:21 Yes pero among the benefits of having a Spanish residency is being able to travel around Schengen, no need na sa Spain ang entry unlike an ordinary tourist visa. Having an residency in EU also eases visa applications.

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    9. Nope not yet po. Residency pa lang yan,pag citizen na sya may passport na sya which she can use to travel abroad visa free.

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    10. She’s still a Philippine passport holder, not a Spanish passport holder.

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    11. Isn't she half British?

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    12. 1:51 but she has not met nor acknowledged her dad. Thus no passport or citizenship has been applied for her since birth. Perhaps she can claim but it takes a lot of work to claim British citizenship due to paternity for right of abode.

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  6. dream ko naman maging british citizen. congrats bea. one day ako din 🥺🇬🇧

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    1. Dream ko maging Canadian citizen

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    2. Ako din kaya lang citizen na ko ng ibang country

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    3. Huy ang positive thinking mo.Magpositve thinking nga din ako baka umubra

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    4. 11:44, im living your dream, pero iba pa din sa Pinas

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    5. I have dual citizenship, maganda din naman for some benefits

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    6. 11:15 why? parang wala namang masyadong perks being a british citizen apart from you can travel anywhere without needing a visa.

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    7. 11:15 I now have ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) sa UK, like the US Green card. I can now apply for a British passport. I wonder if I should. ILR is for lifetime and same rights (almost) as citizenship (except voting sa England although if I lived in Wales, Scotland or Northern Eire, I can). It took me awhile though, almost a decade.

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    8. 1:14 nasasabi mo yan kasi may option ka na. Saming mga stuck in this hell hole, iba perspective

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    9. Dream ko tumira sa English countryside or suburb. Ma experience man lang. Sigh.

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    10. Wow sarap naman ng nakatira sa Europe. Sana ako din :) enjoy kayo dyan

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    11. 12:45 Lika dito, I live by a Lake in historic Oakham, Rutland, England. 🙂 It's turning to fall in the countryside and it's wellies time.

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    12. 1144 kulang ka sa research, sa lahat ng Bansa bakit Canada pa. I thought dati napakaganda at galing dun un pala kayod kabayo ka din to survive, lahat may tax.

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  7. Does this make her dual citizen? Will she get benefits from that country? What is it for?

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    1. She has access to free healthcare and other benefits even if she's not a citizen of Spain

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    2. residency nman sya d citizenship.. kaya Pinoy passport pa dn sya.

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    3. 1117, sabi nga ni 1121 sa comment sa taas, iba ang residency sa citizenship. I don’t know the exact benefits of holding a residency in Spain, but in general, those benefits are specific to the country alone. No visa needed anymore to travel to where you are a resident. Your benefits are the same, if not MOSTLY the same, as their citizens. To give you some context, green card holders in the US are residents. Hindi pa sila US citizens, so if you are a Filipino, Philippine passport pa rin ang hawak mo kahit green card holder ka na. In Singapore, PRs (permanent residents) are the equivalent of green card holders in the US. There are countries which allow dual citizenship, others don’t. Check mo na lang online if you want to know more about these things.

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    4. Residency lang po yan, not citizenship. Karamihan naman ng ofw may residence permit/card. Iba pa yung permanent residence.

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    5. She got a permanent residency. It's like the green card in the US. Not citizenship.

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    6. Nope, residency lang yan. It’s different from citizenship.

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    7. dual i think and Health care benefits

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    8. Resident nga di ba? Not citizen yet but she’ll get there. If you’re a citizen of both countries then it means you get the benefits of both but you also as far as I know, declare taxes to both.

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    9. Spanish Golden Visa benefits include a pathway to citizenship, creating a safe haven for the whole family, visa-free travel to the Schengen Area, no residing or language requirements, business and work opportunities, access to high quality education and healthcare, tax benefits, and a mild climate.

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    10. Not yet. Residency pa lang, hindi pa citizen. Pwede kc yan basta may pera. But not like in Japan or Singapore, kahit may pera ka pa.

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    11. 12:18 oo pero ang Golden Visa ay fast forward ang process sa mamayam compared sa ofw hindi kailangan ni Bea tumira dyan para makakuha ng Residency

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    12. She is entitled for many benefits of Spain being a permanent resident. Remember she owns a condominium unit there.

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    13. Try mo kaya mag-google hindi pa-spoonfed ka

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    14. Permanent residency via investment. May travel access to Schengen area plus healthcare sa Spain. Mga golden visa gamit ng mga ultra high net worth individuals for increased and ease of mobility.

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    15. 1213, don’t confuse the card used by OFWs to residency or permanent resident card. What the have MOSTLY are work permits or employment pass. There are different types of working visa/permit, depends on the kind of work and/or salary bracket. At least that’s what I know for US and SG. Again, these things can be checked online.

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    16. 112am, pwede rin mabigyan ng SPR status (Singapore Permanent Resident) ang mga may pera if they choose to invest in SG. But it’s really a HUGE amount of money for business.

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  8. Resident, not citizen. Parang green card holder.

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  9. Spanish Golden Visa benefits include a pathway to citizenship, creating a safe haven for the whole family, visa-free travel to the Schengen Area, no residing or language requirements, business and work opportunities, access to high quality education and healthcare, tax benefits, and a mild climate.

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  10. Iba parin pag Citizen, pero atleast anytime pwede na ys dyan pumunta. Congratulations!🎊

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  11. Ay lol! Residency card po, hindi citizenship card.

    What for? Edi para she gets the same benefits as citizens of Spain + get her citizenship IF she completes the requirements. Ang hindi alam ng iba, people born in the Philippines has an option to become Spain’s citizens after 2 years with a Golden visa. Seems Bea is following this route.

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  12. dyan ka na makakita ng the one mo na spanish Bea 😂

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    1. Mas bagay sa kanya sa kanya me foreign blood din.

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  13. So? Barcelona is one of the struggling European city, if it's Monaco then yes flex it.

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    1. Her property is in Madrid, teh. Memah lng!

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    2. Inggit pikit. Lol

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    3. So ka rin! Hindi mo pa rin afford makabili ng bahay sa Barcelona. Sya ayan oh may residence n.

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    4. Madrid teh not Barcelona

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    5. Ang pait mo teh! Maging happy ka na lang for her try mo

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    6. 5:03 Baka nga kahit sa Pinas walang sariling bahay si 1:41. Lol.

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    7. Ikaw nalang ang bumili sa Monaco. Happy si Bea sa Golden Visa niya sa Spain ano bang problema mo dun

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    8. Saan kayang posh villa nakatira itong si 141? The nerve eh mukhang nagpapayong lang naman ITO sa gilid gilid.

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    9. Hinah hinay lang sa pangmamata. Taas ng standards! Sure ako di ka old rich or alta 'cause if you were you'd be lot nicer. Stay pressed and miserable!

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  14. she can travel freely across EU with her residency card

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  15. Spain is a lovely country. I don't think Barcelona is struggling, I was there last April. Like any major cities there are deprived areas but not as bad as third world countries. I have dual Spanish and Filipino citizenship and it has allowed me to travel extensively without applying for visas. The healthcare system is Spain is free. The weather and food is to die for. People are welcoming and lovely. I am now based in the UK because of work but I still go bqck to Spain every few months because it is a beautiful and safe country.

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    1. Free ung healthcare ? as in walang kinakaltas from your salary every month?

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    2. 1:35 wala naman talagang "free" but kasama na sa buwis na binabayaran.

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  16. She got a Golden visa thus the residency card. It doesn't equate to a Spanish passport although it gives her pretty much the same benefits as the locals such as free travel (no visa requirement) within the Schengen area. Sa sobrang hirap ng Spain they have this golden visa offering for those who can afford it. Imagine you either invest at least €1M in a business or in shares or buy property worth at least €500k (approx PHP30M) magkakavisa ka na. Barya lang un kay Bea na isang bilyonarya. Pero nabudol siya sa property nya sa Madrid. Ang mura lang ng properties sa Spain kahit pa Madrid un. She could have invested that money instead in a really nice villa in the Canaries or Balearic islands.

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    1. Pinagisipan niya ng mabuti ang pagbili sa Spain kasi ang ganda ng explanation ni Bea sa vlog na magbagal tumaas ang value ng bahay sa Spain. Cguro she's planning to keep the property and wala siyang plano to sell it, binili niya for the Golden Visa

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    2. Di sya nabudol, investment pa rin yon.

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    3. At saka bakit sa Madrid??? Why not sa Barcelona.

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    4. Someone na nagsasabibg nabudol sa Bea na wala namang property sa Spain hahaha

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    5. 337am, with the climate change, mauuna pang mawala investment nya sa mgw islands na sinasabi mo.

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    6. Yaan mo na, choice nya yun. Mas remote yung Canary islands and baka gusto lang nya ng matatambayan sa Madrid and pwede din pa rentahan.

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    7. "Sa sobrang hirap ng Spain" Wow hahah. Tatanggalin na ang Golden Visa na yan. At ang mura ng properties dito? Sure ka? Madami nga kahit adult na nakatira pa din sa parents nila, kasi hindi kaya bumili ng bahay. Tanong mo din sa mga kabayan natin taga Barcelona bakit madami hati-hati sa pag upa sa apartment. Nakatira ako sa city na less popular compare to Bcn at Madrid at mahal bumili ng property. Regarding sa healthcare question sa taas, yes free po at kinakaltas sa sweldo not sure 4% sayo at 30 % Sa company(hindi yan eksakto) kasama na din jan pag mag retire ka, pension mo.

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    8. di sya nabudol kasi malapit sya sa lahat,kung bağa sa pinas high end yung lugar tulad ng bgc,baka yung sinasabi mong mura e rural area

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    9. Hindi naman siguro tama na sabihing sobrang hirap ng bansang Spain, hindi cia kalevel ng Switzerland, Liechtenstein o Luxemburg pero sobrang hirap?! Hindi din mura ang properties dito. Madaming adult na nakatira pa din sa bahay ng parents nila kasi hindi makabili ng bahay. At madaming Filipino na nakatira sa Barcelona o Madrid na naghahati-hati sa pag upa. Regarding sa healthcare, may kinakaltas sa sweldo about 4% sa worker at 30% sa company. Pero kasama na jan ang magiging pension mo once mag retiro ka. Pag naospital ka, wala ka babayaran, visit sa doctor, laboratories wala din bayad. Ang may bayad salamin sa mata at dental. Ang golden visa, nag gegenerate yan ng pera para sa bansa dahil may tax na binabayaran.

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    10. 6:03 tama. Spain and Italy are actually two of struggling countries in the Eu na laging sinasalba kasi malapit na mabankrupt but these countries are still better than Pinas. Maski saang bansa nman here in Eu eh malaki tlaga ang tax at mahal ang properties. Pero mas naririnig ko kasi sa Spain ay they are more laid back at hindi ngarag sa work unlike other European countries.

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  17. Sana all talaga Bea.

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  18. Sus ang daming ingitero. I flex ko nga ang drivers license ko ,kaya lang wala akong sasakyan. Everything what Bea have she got it thru her hardwork, not regalo, not mana, nor lotto. She work hard for it, kaya Queen B, flex it to the max.

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  19. Maganda nga yan to spread awareness na pwede pala. Atleast pwedeng maging inspiration ng mga kabataan.

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  20. Congrats, mama Bea. Idol talaga kita. Independent thriving woman. 😌

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  21. Malaking bagay ang free healthcare kasi kahit gaano ka yaman kung ang sakit long term ang treatment muubos ang pera.

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  22. Maganda tong naisip ni Bea. Isa ang Spain sa nakikita kong sinasuggest ng mga gustong magretire abroad.

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    1. May mga financial advisers si Bea. They tell and advise her where and how to invest her hard earned money. Better for her. Mukhang tatandang dalaga na siya sa showbiz. Good decision though.

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  23. only pinoy celebs her age and below flex like this 😂 nakakatawa talaga tayo na nakaka cringe! so what if you have that? who cares?! like really.. who cares?!

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    1. Kanya-kanyang trip at kaligayahan yan sa buhay. yung iba nga nag kape at pastries lang sa Starbucks finiflex na sa social media. Same with those who obtain citizenship elsewhere or travel. She worked hard for it, walang siyang inagrabyado. Let her enjoy, post, and flex if she wants to.

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    2. I care. I think other people who love her and know she's been wanting that also cares and are happy for her. Pag may gusto yung friend mo at nakuha nya finally, hindi ka ba macare at masaya for them?

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    3. I like Bea but this was cringe nga 😆 Also Filipinos posting about them being citizens (finally) of other countries. I live in Scandinavia and narealize ko how cringe pinoys can be flexing personal stuff like this 🥲

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    4. who cares ka dyan, ipaligo mo lang yung inggit mo sa katawan

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    5. Ah, why did u even comment if you do not care in the first place lols

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  24. Ang bibitter ng ibang mga nagcocomment dito! Hindi nalang kayo maging masaya para sakaniya. Tigilan niyo na pagiging utak talangka. Congrats, Bea!!

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  25. Congrats, Bea! Ako rin soon! Will follow same steps to eventually be a local in Spain and be able to travel in more places without visa. It's cheaper and nicer to retire in Spain and Portugal. May healthcare pa that's actually free..

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  26. Paano sya pwede maging citizen ng Spain? If mag aasawa sya ng Spanish Citizen?

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    1. 2 years of stay lang dun eligible na for citizenship so either may work ka dun or gaya nya may property

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    2. 1149, nag-FP ka na rin lang, gamitin mo na rin sa pag-research ang access sa internet, wag lang puro chismis.

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    3. Depends sa country. Family namin nag Portugal PR. 5 years na PR with residency requirements (1 week a year) then may option after 5 years to acquire citizenship. Need to take a language proficiency exam para ma grant yung citizenship or just remain as a PR indefinitely basta ma meet yung yearly requirements.

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    4. After 2 years, she can file for Spanish citizenship.

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    5. sinabi ba nyang citizen sya ng Spain?maging resident ka lang ng Spain e same ang benifits sa citizen ang matatanggap mo tulad dito sa Japan kahit di citizen başta permanent resident ka same benifits matatanggap galing sa gobyerno

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    6. Filipinos has an edge to become a citizen after 2 years as a permanent resident, provided you pass the language exam. Philippines is a former colony of Spain, so along other South American countries na formerly colonised by Spain me faster route tayo.
      How to become a permanent resident is like sabi ng iba, is pera talaga ang katapat :) May apartment sya dun so proven na yun na may pera sya.

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    7. Yes, just buy a property in Spain. Be fluent in spanish and continuously live in Spain for 2 years. Basta may pera, madali lahat. This is the future back up plan of Bea. Madami ng countries nag ooffer ang Golden VIsa, hindi lang Spain.

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    8. Kung maging citizen na, habol ay passport. At kapalit naman ay bayaran ng sangkatutak na taxes.

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    9. 11:49 nakakaloka ka. Hindi porket nag asawa ka, magiging citizen ka na kagad. Karamihan sa EU or Schengen kailangan mapasa mo yung language requirement nila bago ka maging citizen tapos yung iba may required na salary rate.

      11:36 kasi naman yung taxes na yun may napupuntahan. Unlike sa Pinas, sa bulsa lang ng gobyerno napupunta.

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  27. I love to go to Spain for a Holiday.

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  28. Self made! At hndi umasa sa mayaman na partner or whatnot! Kaka inspire c Bea!

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    1. Sure ka na ba dyan?

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    2. 9:58 oo bakit? Si Bea pa ang tagal bago gianwa ang dream house niya kasi nag iipon talaga siya. Iniisip lagi niya panoniung nawalan ng trabho kaya ba niya maintain ang bahay niya. Daming pera na niya kasi nag iinvest lagi siya

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  29. Kaloka ang daming bitter. Eh anong tawag sa ibang artista na nagpopost ng construction ng bahay or businesses nila? Di na lang maging masaya sa achievement ng iba... Proud lang si Bea dahil dream niya magkaroon ng bahay sa ibang bansa, at nakuha niya yun dahil sa hard work... Isipin mo dati problema nila kung saan sila kukuha ng pambayad sa aprtment na tinitirhan nila sa ususan pero now nakabili na siya ng apartment sa madrid...

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  30. Naghihirap na Po ba Ang Espanya?

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    1. Struggling but may European Union nman kaya buhay pa rin ang Spain. Lol

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    2. 5:18, Hindi lang Spain ang may ganitong mga visa offers. Other countries too... Extra income for their country.

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    3. Not as bad as the Phils. Lol. Yung golden visa program is a way for these countries with powerful passports to earn extra and have money injected sa economy nila. Usually kumukuha nyan mga ultra rich from countries na mahihina passport like China, Saudi, Brazil. Maraming EU countries na may golden visa program like Austria, Portugal, Greece, etc. Iba iba lang yung terms and inital investment.

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  31. Ang linis ng Madrid

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  32. Nkklk mga comment hahaha bat G na G yun iba. Ka flex flex naman talaga yan hayaan nyo na si Bea. Ok lang mainggit mga ante ganun talaga, pikit na lang kesa comment pa kau ng nega HAHAHA

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  33. daming bitter, dindown pa ang pagiging powerful country ng Spain. sa tingin nyo if naghihirap ang Spain makakasama ba sila sa top 3 most powerful passports in the world. Also hindi lugi si Bea sa investment nya kasi 35M is nothing to her sa ilang taon na niya sa industry.

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    1. Baks, they are on the verge of bankruptcy, no kidding. Pati Italy. Nagulat din ako pero nasa De ako nakatira at very well known yan here in Eu na laging sinasalba yang dalawang bansa na yan from bankruptcy. Hindi lang Italy at Spain but Croatia pa yata. Maraming European Union countries ang naghihirap at laging sinusuportahan ng Germany. 😁

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  34. Seem like Queen B wants to slow down in showbiz, my retirement place na sya.

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