Very informative ma'am jay! Ang dami ko kinompare sa ibang bansa and yes may pros and cons talaga pero very true yung pag ala ka pa ipon at bigla need maospital dolyares pa mandin, pero at least sa Canada anytime you need to see healthcare punta ka lang, no need maglabas money upfront. Tapos ung nanay ko may nakukuha na senior benefits kahit di naman sya matagal dito at di kamo namoblema sa school ng mga pamangkin ko habang nagsasave sacollege school nila. Pag naman ganito na nakikita ko ang pinupuntahan ng tax ko oks lang ako magbayad. Napagtatrabahuan naman yan! Yung iba kasi asal pinas pa din na pag binigay mo kamay kukunin ang braso... ang alam ata sa libre bubuksan lang bunganga hahaha..
un 2 kids ko naman approved na rin immigrant visa namin family of 4 pero ayaw nilang sumama, college students na kasi sila dito and both courses nila eh mga dream job nila. bunso ko nag premed, eldest ko course related sa cruise line. Maiiwan sila at dedecline nila ang immigrant visa, hindi nmin mapilit dahil ayaw din namin magsisihan sa bandang huli. Malalaki na sila at may mga desisyon na sa buhay, pero happy pa rin kami kasi kaming magasawa ang magstay sa Ontario napakabilis pa nman ma approve ng PR ni husband.
@@leydreithey205 hello. Thanks for sharing your story po. Yes allow the kids to pursue their dreams. They can always visit you naman po once successful na po sila, or vice versa. Travelling nowadays are more common than way back kayak if yun po ang gusto nila and you guys respect that, then let life happen. Welcome to Ontario po!
@@rosalbegas1590 hello. 65 po ang actual retirement age dito. So kung 60 pa lang at gusto mo na mag claim ng benefits pwede naman pero since maaga, mejo mas mababa kesa sa actual na pwede po makuha at age 65 (karamihan po ng senior benefits makuha at age 65). When it comes to magkano po iba iba po sya: calculated po kasi yung iba depende sa contribution nyo in terms of years of work sa Canada. Yung iba naman length of stay nyo sa Canada. And yung iba calculated sa worth of previous income nyo ng year before, and kung meron ba kau muna rrsp or wala po.
Jay tulongan mo nman ako yung ginawa kng etravel s anak ko na erase ko cya may qr code nman ako tapos gumawa ako ulit akala ko pariha lng ang qr code nla mgkaiba lng pala tapos hindi ko ma retrieve yung etravel registration nya anong gagawin ko hindi ba ako ma question sa taga immigration yan kng gagawa nman akng pangatlo?
@@AthaliahMiller hello. I went to read sa website po regarding sa case nyo and ito ang sinabi: What should I do if I lose the screenshot of my QR code? You may retrieve your personal QR code and view your data using the “Edit Registration” tab in the eTravel website. To open your profile, go to: etravel.gov.ph/search and enter your reference number and date of birth then press continue. I made a mistake. Can I still edit my information after I have successfully registered? As long as you have not been processed and verified by border control authorities (BOQ and Bureau of Immigration), you may still change some of your data through the “Edit Registration” tab in the eTravel website. I have registered more than once in the eTravel website, which QR code should I use? You may use either of the QR code but you should only choose one to present during inspection. Presenting different QR codes may cause delay or incovenience. Yan po sagot mismo: here is the link etravel.gov.ph Make sure to have lots/extra time kasi baka tanungin po kayo and mag take time ang io… 🙂
@@wardaddytv0707 hello. Yes under certain conditions. Not yet open to everyone but to previous visa holders for now, and US non immigrant visa i believe.
@@jaytapang_ Canada still requires a visa for Philippine Passport holders. eTA po yata yung tinutukoy niyo. It's another type of Tourist Visa po na easier and faster i-apply online if may existing US Visa ka or expired Tourist Visa in Canada. Not exactly visa-free talaga.
@@cjcj1000 hello. Yup, thus “under certain condition” po. And exactly why stated not open to everyone kasi eTA (travel authorization not visa) is for previous Canadian visa holders and us non immigrant as stated above po. Kaya po under certain condition.
Health care free n sinasabi mo is CHARITY. It’s not a free po kc binabayaraan nio yan s TAXES nio. Kaw pati n rin un parents mo. Kaya nga high tax nio jan db. Dito rin s AMERICA my healthcare din dito they called charity’ para yan s mga tao not afford to get healthcare insurance. We are all pay for it as a tax payer.wala free po. Ohh please. 😅😅
thanks sa sharing Ma'am... God bless...
Very informative ma'am jay! Ang dami ko kinompare sa ibang bansa and yes may pros and cons talaga pero very true yung pag ala ka pa ipon at bigla need maospital dolyares pa mandin, pero at least sa Canada anytime you need to see healthcare punta ka lang, no need maglabas money upfront. Tapos ung nanay ko may nakukuha na senior benefits kahit di naman sya matagal dito at di kamo namoblema sa school ng mga pamangkin ko habang nagsasave sacollege school nila. Pag naman ganito na nakikita ko ang pinupuntahan ng tax ko oks lang ako magbayad. Napagtatrabahuan naman yan! Yung iba kasi asal pinas pa din na pag binigay mo kamay kukunin ang braso... ang alam ata sa libre bubuksan lang bunganga hahaha..
un 2 kids ko naman approved na rin immigrant visa namin family of 4 pero ayaw nilang sumama, college students na kasi sila dito and both courses nila eh mga dream job nila. bunso ko nag premed, eldest ko course related sa cruise line. Maiiwan sila at dedecline nila ang immigrant visa, hindi nmin mapilit dahil ayaw din namin magsisihan sa bandang huli. Malalaki na sila at may mga desisyon na sa buhay, pero happy pa rin kami kasi kaming magasawa ang magstay sa Ontario napakabilis pa nman ma approve ng PR ni husband.
@@leydreithey205 hello. Thanks for sharing your story po. Yes allow the kids to pursue their dreams. They can always visit you naman po once successful na po sila, or vice versa. Travelling nowadays are more common than way back kayak if yun po ang gusto nila and you guys respect that, then let life happen. Welcome to Ontario po!
Diyan ka lang sa Canada Inday
Mam my tanong lang po yung mga 60 above my ron babg binefits pension at mag kano bawat buwan
@@rosalbegas1590 hello. 65 po ang actual retirement age dito. So kung 60 pa lang at gusto mo na mag claim ng benefits pwede naman pero since maaga, mejo mas mababa kesa sa actual na pwede po makuha at age 65 (karamihan po ng senior benefits makuha at age 65). When it comes to magkano po iba iba po sya: calculated po kasi yung iba depende sa contribution nyo in terms of years of work sa Canada. Yung iba naman length of stay nyo sa Canada. And yung iba calculated sa worth of previous income nyo ng year before, and kung meron ba kau muna rrsp or wala po.
Jay tulongan mo nman ako yung ginawa kng etravel s anak ko na erase ko cya may qr code nman ako tapos gumawa ako ulit akala ko pariha lng ang qr code nla mgkaiba lng pala tapos hindi ko ma retrieve yung etravel registration nya anong gagawin ko hindi ba ako ma question sa taga immigration yan kng gagawa nman akng pangatlo?
@@AthaliahMiller hello. I went to read sa website po regarding sa case nyo and ito ang sinabi:
What should I do if I lose the screenshot of my QR code?
You may retrieve your personal QR code and view your data using the “Edit Registration” tab in the eTravel website. To open your profile, go to: etravel.gov.ph/search and enter your reference number and date of birth then press continue.
I made a mistake. Can I still edit my information after I have successfully registered?
As long as you have not been processed and verified by border control authorities (BOQ and Bureau of Immigration), you may still change some of your data through the “Edit Registration” tab in the eTravel website.
I have registered more than once in the eTravel website, which QR code should I use?
You may use either of the QR code but you should only choose one to present during inspection. Presenting different QR codes may cause delay or incovenience.
Yan po sagot mismo: here is the link
etravel.gov.ph
Make sure to have lots/extra time kasi baka tanungin po kayo and mag take time ang io… 🙂
is it true na visa free na ang Canada para sa mga Philippine passport holder?
@@wardaddytv0707 hello. Yes under certain conditions. Not yet open to everyone but to previous visa holders for now, and US non immigrant visa i believe.
Hahhaha! Fake news yan.
@@jaytapang_ Canada still requires a visa for Philippine Passport holders.
eTA po yata yung tinutukoy niyo. It's another type of Tourist Visa po na easier and faster i-apply online if may existing US Visa ka or expired Tourist Visa in Canada. Not exactly visa-free talaga.
@@cjcj1000 hello. Yup, thus “under certain condition” po. And exactly why stated not open to everyone kasi eTA (travel authorization not visa) is for previous Canadian visa holders and us non immigrant as stated above po. Kaya po under certain condition.
Health care free n sinasabi mo is CHARITY. It’s not a free po kc binabayaraan nio yan s TAXES nio. Kaw pati n rin un parents mo. Kaya nga high tax nio jan db. Dito rin s AMERICA my healthcare din dito they called charity’ para yan s mga tao not afford to get healthcare insurance. We are all pay for it as a tax payer.wala free po. Ohh please. 😅😅