Hi Timothy. When I first read about the SRRV Expanded Courtesy visa I thought you had to be retired from the military but not the case. The requirement is to have "served honorably" in the US military for a minimum of "two years" and have an honorable discharge and show proof of that on your DD214. It was an eye opener for me and one item that certainly gave me reason to retire in the Philippines. I agree with you 100% about the Philippine people. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂
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Good day Karen and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and commenting. I certainly think this is all true. 🙂🙂 Hope this finds you well and wish you have a great week there. Stay safe. 🙂🙂
Regarding #2. Is your observation may be a general one? Have you been to Davao City? It's mass chaos on the roads. I've been here two weeks now and It's shocking how undisciplined drivers are. I have seen the traffic enforcers in intersections during rush hours only. If they have traffic lights (rare), some of them do not work. I AM NOT looking forward to driving here. However, it's a price I'm willing to pay to live here.
Good day Chris and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and sharing your experiences about Davao City which will be helpful for the viewers. I speak specifically of coming from Thailand and taking residence here in Cebu where Filipinos tell me the traffic is bad but from my perspective its good. 🙂🙂 Certainly not chaos that you describe there. There are certainly trade off’s living in a foreign country and I hope aside from the traffic, you can find peace through patience. 🙂🙂 Please subscribe to ATP if you have not already for future information like this. Your comment is much appreciated and I wish you best there. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂
Good day Chris and thanks for subscribing. Absolutely agree with you that the people are wonderful and I hope your settling in goes smooth. Take care and have a great day. 🙂🙂
Good day ReadySetGo and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and allowing me to give you a hilarious laugh. 🙂🙂Other viewers have also commented and shared similar views but for me in my area in and around Cebu, there is a sense of good road safety management which is totally opposite from where I was in Thailand. But I understand it is not the same every where here in the Philippines. Please subscribe to ATP if you have not already for future information like this. Your comment is appreciated. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂
I didn’t know they had a DD214 set up. I’ll keep this in mind when I turn 50. The PI is the best as far as people by far!
Hi Timothy. When I first read about the SRRV Expanded Courtesy visa I thought you had to be retired from the military but not the case. The requirement is to have "served honorably" in the US military for a minimum of "two years" and have an honorable discharge and show proof of that on your DD214. It was an eye opener for me and one item that certainly gave me reason to retire in the Philippines. I agree with you 100% about the Philippine people. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂
Excellent!!
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All true❤
Good day Karen and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and commenting. I certainly think this is all true. 🙂🙂 Hope this finds you well and wish you have a great week there. Stay safe. 🙂🙂
Regarding #2. Is your observation may be a general one? Have you been to Davao City? It's mass chaos on the roads. I've been here two weeks now and It's shocking how undisciplined drivers are. I have seen the traffic enforcers in intersections during rush hours only. If they have traffic lights (rare), some of them do not work. I AM NOT looking forward to driving here. However, it's a price I'm willing to pay to live here.
Good day Chris and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and sharing your experiences about Davao City which will be helpful for the viewers. I speak specifically of coming from Thailand and taking residence here in Cebu where Filipinos tell me the traffic is bad but from my perspective its good. 🙂🙂 Certainly not chaos that you describe there. There are certainly trade off’s living in a foreign country and I hope aside from the traffic, you can find peace through patience. 🙂🙂 Please subscribe to ATP if you have not already for future information like this. Your comment is much appreciated and I wish you best there. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂
@@ATPAllThingsPhilippines-jb2050 Thank you for the reply... I am a subscriber and I do plan to stay (despite the traffic)... Wonderful people here.
Good day Chris and thanks for subscribing. Absolutely agree with you that the people are wonderful and I hope your settling in goes smooth. Take care and have a great day. 🙂🙂
Gave me a hilariuos laugh about road saftey and obeying the rules
Good day ReadySetGo and thanks for looking at ATP, viewing this video and allowing me to give you a hilarious laugh. 🙂🙂Other viewers have also commented and shared similar views but for me in my area in and around Cebu, there is a sense of good road safety management which is totally opposite from where I was in Thailand. But I understand it is not the same every where here in the Philippines. Please subscribe to ATP if you have not already for future information like this. Your comment is appreciated. Stay safe and have a great day. 🙂🙂