Author: V. Reekay
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Great ideas Enrique. Thank you
Ne Neng had 4 government Ids before you ever set foot in the Philippines. We both have PH bank accounts and passports. I know a little about relationships I was married for 40 years and have been with Ne night and day for 3 years. A lot of things that are often said about Filipinas only apply to kids not more mature woman like Ne. She is a 46-year-old business owner with employees.
Good video Reekay !!
It really is shocking how difficult Philippines makes it for people to get a government ID and be able to work.
Especially for the province dwellers.
The banks aren’t reliable. Their schedules and locations are atrocious- it requires long travel periods.
Waiting for the 10th for Philippines to open up again!
Helping a Filipina get government ID and/or a passport is definitely a solid gesture.
I had considered helping mine open up a Bank Account with PNB, but that proved difficult. I figured a joint account would make it easier to send her money without remittance fees.
I think the way it was supposed to work is that if I have a PNB account here in America and she has a PNB account there, we can transfer for free from account to account.
The passport fee is pretty high: one month’s salary for most of them. Her passport will allow her to come vacation with you or work outside the country.