Aussie Couple Living Off-Grid In the Philippines // Growing A Permaculture Fruit Forest
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Josh and Paris are actually leasing the land, they do not own it! 🙂
Path To Paradise i was about to ask that..
I got confused for a while, because theres a law that foreigners can't purchase a land here in the Philippines.
Any new vlogs 😊
Don't forget to say 'tabi tabi po' when wandering around thick grassy places 🤭
Any new videos to update their life?
The video said, "...they recently PURCHASED a land in the Phil..." but the Philippine Constitution generally prohibits foreigners to buy and own lands in the Philippines, except by inheritance and if you already secured an SSRV (for foreign retirees). But foreigners may purchase real properties such as condominium units.
Actually people think when your living like this its so poor but really life is supposed to live freely and simple..they are clearly having the best times of their life..
Well said I totally agree.
People forget that living simple doesn't mean you're POOR, simple living means that no stress, no debt, no health issues, no vices and specially NO FAKE PEOPLE.
I think this is called gentrification
pretty much, its the same mantra i tell my relatives living in the Php. They are blessed to be able to eat what they plant. I have yo worry about money here in the U.S. just so I can eat.
@@MrSubielove true! One of my ULTIMATE GOAL in life is to live a SUSTAINABLE LIFE, I plant what I want to eat.
While other foreigners showing their luxurious life as their content in their yt channel, these ones humbly showing us how we should realize how blessed we already are.^^
while thousands of Filipinos are migrating to Australia, these Australians are moving to the Philippines
Sherlocke Holmes depends on what humans want lol Simple living vs comforts in life.
And planting!
@Phil's Four can't agrre more of you, some kababayan do not respect privacy.
@Phil's Four yes it is...
and how come they bought a property in the Philippines?
Living in a city for so long, I dream of having my own lot in a paradise and plant some vegetable. Food are not scarce if you know how to grow them. Good luck on your plants and trees. Hope they grow full and abundant.
Back in 1994 in ilocos where I'm from there was this couple white from the US who lived near the jungle by the river landowner built a small simple wooden house and they paid rent monthly for over 2 years..They loved the jungle..I've seen them walking and biking on an unpaved road couple times and they don't use any motorized vehicle I'm sure they could've afford it but they chooses not to I heard they were rich couple back where they're from..just wanted to share it
They are called Amish people here in the US. They choose not to have motor vehicle, no electricity, no telephones, they dress so conservatively..
I own a five-hectare farm in Luzon and it is mostly planted with mangoes, half of the land is planted with rice and other fruit-bearing trees. But I am still envious of this couple, Paris and Josh, for living back to basics. I guess that is what we ought to be, NOT wanting so much in life and still be happy with what we have. Make full use of the Natural Resources that we have, Solar Power and Spring Water, ALL FOR FREE!!!
ALL THE BEST TO YOU GUYS...
Naawa ako sa couple na ito, diko alam masyado akong na touch the way they live, para lang silang mga bata na nag lalaro ng bahay bahayan.. alam ko na may kaya naman sila pero ginusto nila na mamuhay ng payak, payapa, yong lalaki wala syang tsinilas hahaha.. sana maging masaya sila sa buhay na tinatahak nila.. God bless you
I am including you in my prayers, welcome to the Philippines. I love you both, take care
I didn't know that such young couple would choose living off grid away from their country. Such an inspiration.
And why not? Living off-grid in Australia is like living in the Arabian desert complete with Arab camels. lol
I hope they wont give up early in this kind of living. Cause it'll be a worth in a long run. You'll be appreciating everything because of this humble living life.
We have lots of videos like this, I will fix my hard drive so I have access to that footage!
its refreshing to see young friends from different culture adapt and enjoys thriving in the this country. would love to see more videos 😊
Verry nice planing fruits and tree, salute sir.
I admire them, I'm a Filipina living here in the Philippines. Simple life is the best. 💓
Happy to see you guys leaving comfortable in the Philippines nice property bring more animals tree bearing fruit hope you safe always guys more power
Nice to see some one is doing Right for the Environtment. Go plant more fruit Bearing tree...
Impressive off-grid tiny home you made there. 🤗👍
Good on you mate. Investing early.
Nice!
Enjoy the Nature here in the Philippines!
It is nice to see young couples living this simple life in paradise with lots of fruit bearing trees.
@making the move by darren you life full of hatred and lack of love.
I was told by a mango grower to cut that branch at the very center of the tree in order for the mango to bear more fruits. That is to allow the sunlight to penetrate thru.
We don't want anyone to find us. So refreshing to see young people trying to become real people again. Take the blue bill and remain a slave in an illusion. Take the red pill and become a slave in reality. Take the green pill and stop being a slave.
Moringga is a plant that have a lot vitamins ..a leaves that cure or prevent from any sickness as long as you eat it often...
not sure if they can really own na land. foreigners are not allowed to own a land here. ever if you have second class citizenship still cant own a land if you dont have a Filipino blood.
lease for 99 years
First thing comes in my mind too?
плющ гагара yup .. no offense to them..
you can brought a land pero filipino po yung naka lagay sa title. thats what my father did
Yeah maybe they have internal arrangement..
Pili are mostly from the Bicol region. Like Durian of Davao, they are now growing in other parts of the country.
you are living my dream life! I am going home in 9 years time to start my homestead as well God willing, i just have some concerns about the ownership of your land, are you sure it's actually yours? i have dual citizenship so that's not a problem with my future farm, please make sure your paperworks are really sound. You seem like good people and i don't want some people to take advantage of your youth and trusting hearts.
Guys, they leased the land. They know they can't buy it (Philippine Law). A sort of misunderstanding, there. But they leased it. And it's nice to know foreigners appreciating and making productive use of the land.
My Filipino wife could own land in PH and I could pay for it, but I could not own it.
its conjugal property so technically its yours to
@@haroldaducayen1225 Actually, it's paraphernal it's only conjugal if both parties are Filipino.
You can owned it too, there is a method to do so.
He is correct. Foreigners cannot own land in PH. They can only own condominiums. You have to change the constitution if you want foreigners to own land.
Change your citizenship if you want to own one since you are married with a local. There is a number of years required.
This is interesting... is there anyway to know what happened to them now?
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@@DexieEvangelista How about Josh and Paris?
wow! i didn't expected for those young forein people to live in such a very humble place with just the basic necessities. I am even more impressed with how they are interested onto planting herbs, fruits, etc. That's ineteresting! I am glad they are not those people, who are into fame or expensive clothes and.shoes. :-))
This is BS. Foreigners are not allowed to buy, own land in the Phils. They must just lend this from some islanders.
Probably a long term lease~ or one of them married one or they got citizenship 😆
It's the law. Foreigners can't buy land at all. The landowners can lease the land to you for so long then it is giving back to the rightful owners.
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It's long term lease for foreigners usually more than 50 years.
Compose all those dead grasses and branches guys, its a very good fertilizer for your plants someday.
They have cacao, they have bananas, they have land to till oh my I love it. Moringaaaa😍. I miss my old life. Away from stressful life.
WOW! You inspired me a lot, Thanks for posting! :-)
They look domesticated.. and that sound of nature is so relaxing
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in 3 years after you can actually harvest all those fuits in your yard. you have a good vision! you just need to clean those weeds surrounding your plants.
yep another person here was right only filipinos can own land in the Philippines so either they have been conned out of there money or something else is going on......check your title..... I managed to get a life time lease on some land there but even that is not secure.
Funny though I can own the house but not the land !
At the time of their purchase, you are correct, no non-Filipino can own land. If the other half of the couple is Filipino, said person can be named as the full owner. However, I believe, in 2019, that has changed. Besides that though, another big issue for them might be is whether this land doesn't have multiple liens on it, or that the extended family members are not claiming for it as well. It is also important to note that even the titles can be faked! As a personal story, our family has owned a particular land for 30 years now, we have a clean title, the very owner sold it to us but the grandchildren who weren't even born at the time the property was sold to us, are contesting our ownership. Our story is not unique sad to say; it's a convoluted system because even people in the departments in-charge of giving the titles can be bribed and multiple titles can be given for one land, that's why many owners are in a pickle. It's a convoluted world, so very sorry to report.
That said the best properties to purchase are the those which were foreclosed by the banks because for certain, they have original titles and those are clean.
@@miasantiago4583 oh yes don't get me started on the levels of corruption and unfortunately the corruption starts at the very top and then trickles down through the layers over populated government down to the cop patrolling the streets.....
Why a country with such a small land mass has so many levels of government I will never be able to work out.
Having said all that the Philippines is a magical place with lovely people and for all its faults I would love to live there again.
It could be a retirement mecca if the government made some constitutional changes and protected foreign investment .
Similar in Indonesia.
u r correct under our law, there s no such thing as a lifetime lease. the most that u can lease is 25yrs and renewable for another 25years
@@miasantiago4583 hnd nmn natin Alam kng saan nila un renentahan I binili. Maaaring sa bangko, pero imposibleng hnd cla kumunsulta sa MGA uturidad para manirahan dito sa bansa.
I am married Filipina, so basically I bought the land but I can't own it but anyway I love the land over there it's so fertile.
Just ask your wife to sign a 99 years lease agreement notarised by Filipino lawyer. That means that in case she dies before you, no one can't force you out of the land and her family can't sell the land because legally you have rights of the land being the person who lease the land for 99 years.
I thought that if foreigner brought the land with Filipino wife ,then if things went south .the law would give the Filipino a 60/40 split.please advise if you know this to be correct.
yeah coz I'm confused when you say they bought it coz there's a Law about that
I thought in the PHILIPPINE foreigners not allowed to buy land.
@@emilyacana341 That's right. FOreigners are prohibited from purchasing land in the Philippines. They might have been scammed or had it registered under the name of a Filipino citizen.
You guys gained a new sub here!
Australian national are very welcome to Philippines but never ever CCP-China citizens. Enjoy your time with us...may God bless you couples🙏🇵🇭🇦🇺
Yeah as well as Spaniard n americans are always welcome
You could make nice soup from Moringga leaves. You can even eat the stick, flower of moringa.
The nipa hut is way too small even Filipino standard, hehehe
Leo Lipar resthouse lang siguro
Yes it's more like a garden shed, I doubt they actually live there.
Great choice that you have place in Philippines no1 most happiest country in the world
The fact that they knew durian types are amazing. You guys should come to Malaysia again and try the real durian kampung (if you haven't already)!
Nice plants
im a filipino born australian , living a simple life like this couple is a dream.less stress and away from the hustle and bustle of city life..good on you guys.
Perfect place I love the farm
THIS IS A YEAR AGO BLOG WHEN I POUND IT, THATS THE KIND OF LIFE I WANT TO,IM PLANNING TO FORGOOD IN PHIL.AFTER MY RETIREMENT. I HATE STAYING IN CITY OR CROUDED PLACES I WANT TO MAKE MY OWN PARADISE THAT I CAN CALL MY PLACE.(shout up from canada )
Simple life happy life....
It's so nice to live in the island if you have own property, and also its good if you have nice and kind local company to guide the you.
Happy simple life❤️
Young Australians showing the Filipinos that you don't have to live in the city as squatters in sub-human conditions. You just have to believe that by growing some plants on a small area of land might be the pathway towards self-sufficiency. As a Filipino living in Australia, I think the person creates his or her situation and more broadly, their country. The Philippines as the case with other countries, is a creation of its people. As a whole, a country is a creation of everyone in that country.
The problem is, there are more Filipinos with no money to purchase land and seedlings and very little help from the government. They struggle to feed large families each day. The politicians are the only successful ones because many of them are corrupt. The new president is trying to change the culture but he faces much opposition from the established elite. They have no birth control and most are Catholic and have large families to feed, clothe and school. I wish it was as simple as obtaining land and producing enough to get out of poverty, but it is more complicated than that. They need more industry, more farming, more energy production and more incentive to have smaller number of children. Four children instead of 12 to 14 children per household.
Common men dont tolerate those austrial ...do vlogs and earn much more ...
The problem with these foreigners, even though they can't own the lands, they make the land prices rise too much. They can't be contented with just little lots, they want hectares. They are the ones displacing the poor provincianos. Aren't you aware of that?
wow ... adventurous chanel
Oh i thought foreign people are not allowed to own lands in the Philippines.
that's what I know as well...
You can buy land in the philippines that's the fact!
Baka po parents ng one of them ay Filipino ponor else hindi po pwede.
They actually can if they've stayed long enough in the country and applied for Philippine citizenship and got approved.
Bka nag bayad sila sa mga corrupt na pulitiko
Nice plot of land. A few years more and youll have a small farm.
Love how they used the coconut fronds to make the fence
Gino BluecoreVPN Dude...admit it. Those two aussies are mentally off the grid. That lot is nothing but a weed infested shithole. lol
you need to plant more pilis because there are male n female trees
We had alot of Pili tree in our farm in Bicol
Foreigners! buying a property in Philippines is against the law.
They are leasees, that's permissible.
ou nga baka may siblings siguro sila na pilipino o kaya naman kurakot yung mayor dyan
pwd real estates pero di pwd land
@@goldwally1428 ou business yun eh kung sa bagay si senator manny pacman nga ang daming bahay sa america tatlo atang mansion e
Nangungupahan lang daw sila, di sila bumili. Mali yung unang sabi nung bisita nila.
planting rice what we really know..in our farm.. thank u for some fruits ideas that i didnt know is exist hehe
Mango Trees bear fruit normally after 5 years and it has to be pruned in order to prevent it from growing so tall which will be difficult to reach. Enjoy your land hoping that all your plants and trees will grow well and thrive excellently.
Their trees didn’t come from seedlings. They were grafted from mature trees.
. unless you become dual citizens, you might not own the land. noticed that alot of pinoys are in awe. i am too. excellent plan. i guess im 953 subsriber. looking forward to your future videos.
I married filipina in Canada.
After We bought property in philipines
My Filipino wifes name was on title. She put 80% money
My name was also put on title also as foreigner husband. ( because foreigner husband name can also be on title). I put 20% money
We got married in canada and we divorced in canada too.
Later filipino lawyer in philipines told me and my wife that the property was 50 % and 50% each in case we split. Like in america. But i was nice to her and took my 20% only and signed my 50% to her (by filipino) law)
SO DONT LISTEN TO ANYBODY ABOUT PROPERTY IN FLIPS...JUST ME:
FOREIGNERS CAN NOT OWN LAND BY THEMSELVES.
FOREGNERS CAN OWN PROPERTY ONLY WHILE MARRIED TO FILIPINA AND AS LONG AS SHE IS ALIVE.
IF PINAY WIFE DIES FIRST.
...FOREIGNER BY LAW IS ALLOWED TO SELL PROPERTY AND KEEP 100% of THE MONEY. ( BECAUSE HE CANT OWN IT BY HIMSELF anymore BUT HE IS GIVEN TIME TO SALE it.
...OR LAND CAN BE PUT ON FILIPINO CHILDREN NAMES if THEY PROCREATED.
Every body else talking about foreigner and land in flips got no f...idea
Cristian Colome yep. Estate laws protect foreign ownership in cases of predeceasing a Filipino partner. You’d be entitled to your share in some convoluted percentages usually not more than 50% of the whole property, especially if she has children, or his/her property was not liquidated from an earlier invalidated marriage. It would depend.
You can owned it weather your wife died etc. If you applied for filipino citizen or dual citizen filipino-canadian citizenship.
Oh😱 your my costumer in magsaysay fruistand bye the durian..
Foreigners can’t purchase land property in the Philippines. Even filipinos by birth but decided to be a citizen of other country can’t purchase one, unless if they decide to reclaim their filipino citizenship by applying.
Yes..i'm also wondering how they bought it seems shady🤔
You setup a company, co-owned by a local (51-49% split), use that same company to by land/property. It's legal.
or lease the land for 99 years. still very much legal
Enjoy
well done guys… at that Young aged, they are already independ and they are doing very well. That small "Kubo" is small and cute but that is okay, its only for sleeping. I like all those small trees you plant..... A Kind of brave to do that in a foreign Country like Philippines..... I hope you make vlogs in the future.
Gmelina is exotic to the Philippines and has little value for biodiversity in the especially to birds due to its fruit repelling properties..however, its timber has high economic value. I highly recommend planting more tropical fruit trees such as spanish plum, java plum, guava, star apple and anonas.
Wise decision to move in the Philippines 😊👌 ENJOY in your new paradise 😉 ❤️🌞👍 God Bless all of you
foreigners can buy agri land in Ph up to 1 hectare and 1000 sq m if residential land
Ohh..just a little reminder..Just be careful it's possible that there are some flying monsters..it sometimes sounds like "tiktiktik" or wak wak..🤗😆
When you hear that at night don't go outside okay..
I love the couple idea of escaping the loud and busy City life
I also love the idea but I hate doing that lol.
In a jungle there's more a lot of fun, relaxing, and peaceful. As a youth we need to enjoy our life, before we left in this world
Philippine avocado is 3 times bigger than in Australia.....
You should clean those grasses so that they wont suck the nutrients from the soil and your plants will grow faster and rich....
They are practicing permaculture so the grass is ok
That's not the point of permaculture. Weeds are fine
Own the land? Not sure about that, maybe a lease. In PH, only citizens are allowed to own/buy a land.
Thanks for appreciating the PH rural life though. This makes me miss my hometown and backyard.
Young people now wants to ga back farming. You can built greenhouse
You don't have to build a greenhouse in the Philippines, the whole country is a greenhouse...;). That's why Philippines is a paradise.
I was also about to point out that foreigners are not allowed to buy land in the Philippines. But people already pointed it out in the comments
i'm not sure but i think du30 administration amend a new law about foreigner owning lot in PH...and that
it welcomes everyone coming.
At least they followed their dream. After all, if it doesn't turn out the way it should be, you could always move on. All the best to the couple, wherever they are right now😊
This is a life goal!
You're different from other youngsters you really can live outside of the city and modern gadgets. Its. Like fearfactor
Wow
This place looks amazing! Paradise!
I didn't know foreigners are allowed to buy land here in PH. anyway, lots of luck to them and hope they find success in their journey.
As far as I know, Gemalina tree is not a native tree but a foreign tree along with the mahogany.
Correct. Both came from Central America
New subscriber here ✌️😊 Keep safe everyone!
stay in the philippines for atleast 10 contenious years, have childrens there enrolled them in school, apply for a filipino citizenship then you can purchase and own that property. but i'mnot a 100% sure thats how far i know in terms of our law
I'm not sure. I have Chinese friends, they're couple. And their daughter (pure Chinese by nationality and blood) pay tax for staying here in the Ph. Even though she's born here in the Ph. Her parents told me that even her (the daughter) can't buy house or lot under her name.
young people in hippie hari krisna like lifestyles in the 60 and 70's commune living free with nature.
Your so lucky. Theres more treasure in that area.
@rest roxas; no luck here. More like courage and doing something while you can the way you want.
I will purchase a plot of land in the PH within the next 24 months. /Affirmation
Plants more foods veggies and fruits you like and drilling for your water supply
Please stop swinging the camera all around...!
You’re making me motion sick trying to watch
this...!
Have a great day and be blessed.
welcome to Phil..
Where is your bathroom & kitchen?
You have a huge land to plant a lot of Vegestables ...plant tomatoes..eggplant..green beans..okra..chili..corn..all u need to do is to do land preparations..make a garden..u can also plant papaya..Calamansi..Guava..
Mango..Banana..and many more..
This vlog was still a year ago (April 2019), does anyone knows what happened to the Australian couple, any updates? And to this couple as well?
Theres no new vlogs for 11 months so maybe they didnt do so well or did so well they didnt need to share anymore
Well they're off grid so they're still there
they're back in Australia, and working on building sustainable community there!
Path To Paradise what happened? Why did they go back?
@@pathtoparadise5838 yeah I wanna know too...did filipino permaculture went well or nay?
Nice cute house
one can effectively "own" a property through long term lease , w/ automatic renewal, just like most multi-million pounds high-end flats in London that has 80 yrs lease..
Yes just like how some foreigners do in Siargao, they lease a land for 100 yrs.
but thats a no no here in the Philippines. in fact a long term lease can only be for a term lf 25yrs and renewable for another 25yrs.
Oo Yan Ang taktika ng mga porinjer hnd nmn Yan binibili. Imposibleng hnd Yan cla nag consolta sa otoridad.
are they allowed to own property in the Philippines as if they are foreigner?
@@mommy244 Simple answer is no, A non filipino citizen cannot own land there.
Will you foreigners stop announcing and bragging that you bought or own lands here in the Philippines? There is a law that you can not own lands in the Philippines and you should stop your propagandas that you can buy and own lands here. You are disrespecting us and our laws. What if we report you to the BID?
That dude is walking with no protection on his feet...awesome he literaly embraces nature👏👏👏
yeah connected to nature. ions
Ganun po ako sa bukid namin. Pag makauwi ako ggawa din ako ng vlog about buhay probinsya
I don’t know if the couple has dual citizenship to the Phil. But what I know is you need to be in a corporation, married to a filipino or you have a filipino partner where your name and his/her name are both in the paperwork of the land. I’m not being rude but consider this as an advice because the government can embargo your land from you. The locals who sold the land might not know about this law. So be mindful and keep your paperwork.
It's refershing some young people are interested into this.
I hope to visit this place. I believe they bought it but named under a Filipino citizen? or one person corp I think the later process is a bit of a paper work
Foreigners usually do a process called corporate lease - usually more than 50 years lease.
@@pinayladyoz8044 oh interesting, does that need to be 40/60 ownership?
@@alphasiera1757 - not necessarily, you are going to lease only. Lease means rent only for certain numbers of years, you can't buy. Therefore, you will not owned the land.