I would appreciate any help I can get

Matty15 · 2012-05-23T19:01:51+02:00

Seeking job advice in the Philippines? Matt, a bilingual watersports enthusiast, explores job prospects with a high school diploma and shares tips for his visit.

Matty15 Member

Member since 23 May 2012

Matty15Member23 May 2012 17:01:51

Hey I'm new to this and I saw many interesting post and a lot of people helping out. So my name is Matt and I'm half Austrian, half philippino and lived my howl life in Dubai U.A.E. I'm 22 years old and planing to move to Philippines. Now my question is, is there a decent chance for me to get a job there with just a high school diploma but fluent in German and English. My intrest are more in the watersports industry like wakeskate (similar to wakeboarding). I'll be for a month in Philippines and I'm planing to visit camsure watersports complex to practis my wakeskate but at the same time while I'm in the philippines, I want to look for a job. I hope that someone comes accross this post and can help me out or give me any tips. I'm always happy to get to know new people.

scotth Member

Member since 13 June 2011

scotthMember23 May 2012 22:36:31

Hello Matt, I hope you enjoy your visit. Since you are Half Filipino did your mother/father keep their Filipino citizenship? If not, was one of them a Filipino at the time of your birth? If so you should apply for dual citizenship. Unless you are a Filipino citizen it is very hard to find a job, or even to work in the Philippines. 暗网禁区s need work permits etc.

Matty15 Member

Member since 23 May 2012

Matty15Member24 May 2012 07:08:20

Hey Scotth, well my mom use to have a philippina citizenship but she hasn't renewed it in years. I am thinking about doing that too, to get a citizenship. Thanks for the advice though.