S01E05: Navigating life's curve balls | OFW nawalan ng trabaho sa Singapore, lumipat sa Australia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Taong 2016 nang umalis ng Pilipinas si Riel para makipag-sapalaran sa Singapore. Makalipas ang dalawa't kalahting taon at matapos mawalan ng trabaho, siya naman ay naglakas ng loob na iwanan ang buhay doon at muling makipagsapalaran dito sa Australia.
Samahan niyo ako at pakinggan natin ang kanyang kwento.
#pinoy #ofw #singapore #australia #filipino
well said about SG...napako na ko dito sa SG for 12yrs but still aiming for Aussie life.
Nice episode! What made this interview more interesting is that interviewee is highly articulate. I am also waiting for my residency as an offshore. Got invited Q4 last year. Hoping to get my grant soon and get to AU early next year!
Glad that you enjoyed this episode. Malapit na yung visa grant ninyo ☺
love your questions, and Riel could actually do a vlog or podcast herself ❤ she’s very on point, direct, realistic and intelligent!! full of wisdom!!❤🎉
May podcast po sila dati ☺
Malalim itong na guest mo a gratitude , law of attraction etc grabe ang heavy ng guest mo na to❤
Ang lupit ng conversation parang nanonood ako ng TV 😍
Thank you po. Ang galing talaga ni Riel ☺
ang very good nmn nitong guest mo.. npka intelligent ng mga sagot nya, pagsasalita nya, on point lht.. hurray.. !
nakakatuwa. ang free mag isip. just going with the flow!
She detailed and very informative experienced in Singapore. Perfect! former Singapore OFW.
True , fast paced Ang Singapore . I worked from 2018 to 2024 May. Now nandito na Ako sa Sydney , relax dito and I liked it.
So far this is my favorite episode kaya napa subscribe ako hehe, galing ni ate riel napaka articulate, one day makakapunta din akong australia hahanapin ko kayo hahaha ang sarap magkaroon ng friend na ganto 😁
I also spent years in Singapore before moving to Sydney.. Riel is on point with her comparisons, observations and differences.. gusto ko sya mging friend hehe
nice interview. vary informative, articulate (not in a conyo way), very mature and driven at a young age, she'll go places..
1st time to watch your channel.. this is the 5th episode so i'm not sure about the context of your channel title "The Pinoy Expat".. there's a difference between an Expat and an OFW. OFW, you applied for work then relocated (if there's a job waiting for you/direct hire or even agency) or came to another country to find work (don't tell the Philippine IOs hehe) and stay as long as your working visa permits or you're able to be a PR/Citizen. So, all gastos initially is yours alone. Your efforts alone..
An Expat is a higher level of employee. The company sends you to another location/branch/country, relocates you all expense paid, housing, family, IS schooling, even allowance for domestic helpers, etc. They'll stay until they're relocated again. Typically, Expats are mostly caucasians but there are also asians and a few (to my knowledge) pinoys na swerte (2 officially, so far)..
The interviewee is an OFW. Not an Expat. some people (OFWs) use the Expat term loosely for status, yabang, etc. which for me is misinformation. I'm an OFW too and when someone assumes i'm an Expat, I correct it and not milk it..
I'll try to watch your other episodes and see if they are Expats or OFWs. good job so far based on this episode..
Thank you for your insight. By definition, an expatriate or "expat" is somebody who leaves their country of origin and settles abroad for an extended period of time, often permanently. Regardless kung sila pumunta dun or pinadala ng company.
Also the notion that most expats are Caucasian is wrong. Anybody, regardless of their skin colour, nationality, and origin can be expats. Sa Pinas shempre ang makikita natin na Expat ay puti/westerner kasi for the longest time sila ang lagi nasa Pinas. But Indian, Chinese, and other nationalities who stay in the Philippines for work are also expats.
The channel is called The Pinoy Expat because it aims to share the stories of Filipino migrants, whether temporarily or otherwise, across the globe. So that includes International Students, OFWs (who migrated with working visa right away), permanent residents, and those who eventually adopted the citizenship of their host country.
Thank you for watching and looking forward to see you on our future episodes 😊
sobrang dami kong take away sa interview na to.❤ very informative, realistic, insightful, and meaningful conversation about life!🎉
Hindi naman mabilis magsalita ang mga Singaporean, I've worked there for 10 years. They speak clearly and straight to the point, wala ng paligoy-ligoy. At totoong fast paced ang diskarte nila sa pagtatrabaho, kailangan matapos mo kagad ang project mo on their projected time frame.
Correct... Wala silang sugarcoating
Missing Sydney, yung nagwowork ako Dyan, nasa $6-7 pa yung order sa lunch order hehe, Ngayon mahal na pla.. $12. 😊
5 yrs from now sana may condo nako sa BGC or Makati para may tirahan ako tuwing uuwi sa Pinas 😄
Dami kayang nature parks sa Singapore.
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SG is paying more than Australia in terms of IT
Yep but you'll be working until 10pm. Here in Australia the pay may not be THAT much compared to SG, but you get to have a life. As they say, you can't have your cake and eat it too :)
@@ThePinoyExpat.OfficialThose extra earnings in Singapore because of higher salaries and low tax can be used for early investments so one can retire early. So yes, you can have cake and eat it but a little bit later so take your pick
@@ThePinoyExpat.Official I think better not to stereotype, it all depends on your job. I work as an IT professional in SG earning minimum 12K SGD and doing nothing at work. I come to office late and go home early 😉
@@monarcfmoso This is not factual considering the benefits like Superannuation. There is also no pathway to residency in Singapore. I recommend Europe. I lived in both Singapore and Australia.
Dinala ni universe?😅
Hawker center ba kamo ? Yung nakita ko dyan malapit sa haymarket minimum mga 50 dollars binayaran ko kasama yung jowa ko heheh maha mura talaga sa singapore malula ka sa dami ng hawker dun tabi tabi yung sa haymarket yung nag iisa lang yung malay hawker katapat ng trapik lights yung katabi ng lao kitchen
Yes malaki ang tax dito pero d mo ba alam dito sa australia meron kang makukuhang tax claims? Like u r spending for course fees for career advancement or leading to advance ments lahat ng yan maclaim mo din yung mga annual necessities like laptop, course advance ment , tools lahat ng yan ma claim mo sa pinas wala kang maclain dun 😂😂😂😂😂 bahala ka sa buhay mo kaya maswerte talaga tayo dito