[Katilpz]

Hi---im a newbie here.
im a real estate agent & businessman.
would like to say
happy new year to all!!!

[streamwirelive]

Hi! I'm new as well and I saw you came from the Philippines? I used to live there

[Katilpz]

Originally Posted by streamwirelive

Hi! I'm new as well and I saw you came from the Philippines? I used to live there

Hi. Kmusta! Nasa NZ ka ba? Paano ka nakapunta dyan? anong hanapbuhay mo? Could you share your living in NZ? Mahirap ba dyan? Magkano yung kita dyan sa mga basic job? kung bachelor dergree ka anung magiging trabaho mo dyan at magkano?

Mac

[streamwirelive]

Ahh sorry I don't speak much filipino. I just used to live there 'cause my mum's filipino. However, new zealand isn't a bad place, it's quite nice here (mostly)

[Katilpz]

I'm sorry. I thought you are full-blooded. Anyways, do yo have a job? What's in it for NZ to a bachelor degree like me seeking job abroad? What is the minimum pay-offs for basic job? Do you think it might be a big adjustment for a Filipino to move there? in terms of food, clothing, neighborhood, houserent,
dialeck, etc. bec. our family (of 4-2 kids, 5 & 8 yrs. old) would like to consider
migrfating to US, UK or Canada this year.

By the way, KIWI is what they called the citizen in NZ, isnt it?

Mac:

[streamwirelive]

I'm only 16 so I don't have a full-time job. You'd likely get a good job with a bachelor degree here. It's a bit of an adjustment to move here from the Philippines, schools are not much of a problem, house rent can be a little high when compared with the philippines. It shouldn't be much of an adjustment, the only things that might be a bit different is driving on the other side of the road perhaps? Other than that I don't think it's a very big difference. However if you're considering US, UK or Canada, I'd personally choose Canada, I hear it's a very very safe place there. Just my opinion.

I don't know much about the job wages here. The only things I can tell you are about what I've learned from living here, if that's any help.