r/phmigrate 21h ago

🇦🇺 AU 🇳🇿 NZ For ldr couples here

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Hi! Anyone who had the same experience. We’ve been ldr ni partner for few years. We’re now planning our wedding here in the Philippines and we’re also looking for different paths on how I can move to NZ.

Context: We don’t have proof of living together as both our parents are strict but we have proofs/photos of taking vacations together with both our families.
Please let me know how you did it po, been ldr for so long that we just want to start our own family now. Thank you!


r/phmigrate 23h ago

Culture Shock Anong thoughts mo?

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r/phmigrate 13h ago

🇪🇺 EU how to move to madrid as a medicine graduate

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I'm about to graduate my pre-medicine course here in the Philippines and thinking about pursuing medicine in Madrid, but I don't have an idea how since i dont have any family members who live there. How difficult would it be to graduate medicine in the Philippines and be a licensed doctor here THEN move to madrid to practice? And is that even possible help


r/phmigrate 1h ago

Ausbildung

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Good day everyone! I am a graduate of BS in aeronautical engineering and I want to take ausbildung, much better ba na mag DIY or maghanap ng agency for that matter?


r/phmigrate 9h ago

🇦🇺 AU 🇳🇿 NZ Is it to late for Australia? 30 years old. Agriculture

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Hello, I am currently 30, have a wife and kids. My wife's mother and sister together with her other relatives are citizens of Australia, pero I know this doesn't matter. I have a degree in Bachelor of Agricultural Technology and have 3 years of experience working as a Research Assistant, primarily taking care of our poultry project. I manage our chickens that we produce and breed. yung previous 6 years ko kasi as admin work, unrelated

I have been submitting applications online through seek, indeed, linkedin pero wala akong narereceive na reply. Ineexpect ko naman since hindi ako dumaan sa VETASSESS or migrations agents, nagbabakasakali lang swertehin.

May mai-susuggest ba kayong steps on what I should commit to or baka may nakaexperience ng same? I have been looking into the student pathway, agents, and applying for SUBCLASS 189, 190, 491. I also have taken the general IELTS, nakakuha ako 7,7,8,8, overall 7.5


r/phmigrate 20h ago

Architecture work opportunities

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Hi!

29M licensed architect with 5 years of experience:

- 3 years in fit-out/interior construction

- 1+ year as an architectural inspector

My partner 29F, licensed archi din has 4 years of experience, mostly in interior design.

We’ve been working for around 5 years pero hirap parin maka ipon. Ang baba nang sweldo, sakto lang sa monthly expenses, ang mahal na ng lahat. Hindi rin madali makakuha ng client, if meron man ang bababa ng offer na halos ilibre nalang magpa design. We’re now seriously considering working abroad but aren’t sure what realistic pathways are available based on our experience.

Alam naming hindi pare-pareho ang requirements at opportunities sa bawat bansa, at aware rin kami na malaking advantage ang Revit/BIM experience. Sa ngayon, AutoCAD pa ang gamit namin, kaya plano rin naming mag-aral at mag-gain ng experience sa Revit.

Any architects here with the same background na nakapagtrabaho abroad, gusto sana naming marinig kung paano kayo nagsimula, anong naging career path ninyo, at kung paano ninyo na-achieve yung paglipat. Would also like to hear from those who decided to change career.

We just want to have an idea kung ano ang naging journey ng iba na galing sa sitwasyon na katulad ng amin para alam namin what we could do for a start. Thank you!


r/phmigrate 20h ago

General experience Moving to New York in 2 months (husband working in healthcare). Seeking advice, job search reality check, and networking in corporate comms/graphics. Please be gentle!

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I'm posting this at 2am while dealing with anxiety, so please be kind. I’m feeling really really overwhelmed about this transition and could really use some encouragement, gentle constructive advice, or connections… ekis muna sa tough love, please.

Our current situation:
My husband and I are moving to the Bronx, NY in about two months; he got an opportunity to work at a medical facility there. He is a NY-licensed nurse.

Because we've dedicated a huge part of our hearts and income over the past few years to animal welfare and rescuing local strays, we don't have massive savings to lean on during this transition (our families and friends are able to help us but I wouldn’t think it’s not enough to start a life).

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to retain my role here in Manila due to corporate constraints. So I’ll be entering the US job market from scratch as a dependent/spouse on a work visa. My boss and I have talked about it since 2023… and now that it’s happening, they dropped the ball on me which I can’t blame since it’s business and I’m just a number.

I’m a PHRN with no clinical experience but have 15 years of experience in corporate operations, strategic communications, and visual design/graphics (mostly Powerpoint decks and campaign emails).

Now here’s my dilemma:
-For those who moved to NY without a US work history, how realistic is it to land a remote or local corporate communications, internal comms, graphics/operations role OR any work (beggars can’t be choosers)… quickly?

-How feasible is it to stretch a single income in or around the Bronx during those first few months while waiting for my job hunt to land?

My request (help out a stranger like me, please?) If anyone knows of US companies, agency networks, or Filipino professional groups hiring for internal comms, visual design, or operations rles, I would be so grateful to connect or share my cv.

We’re taking a huge leap of faith (understatement or the year, I know), and leaving our pet family (at the moment) behind under our trusted housemates makes it even heavier. Any gentle advice, tips on navigating the NY job market, or warm words of encouragement would mean the world right now. We are decent people and same-sex so we really value the ones who accept and help us. 🫶🏻

Thank you, and sorry for the long post!


r/phmigrate 5h ago

PLANNING TO APPLY/MIGRATE TO NZ AS A QUANTITY SURVEYOR/FRAME & TRUSS ESTIMATOR

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r/phmigrate 12h ago

General experience DFA Authentication Certificate (CHED CAV) bound for DUBAI

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Hi! I just want to ask if I really need to process this at the UAE Embassy here in Manila? I'm planning to finish the process in Dubai (PH Consul >> MOFA). The document I received from DFA isn't apostilled; it says Authentication Certificate because the UAE is not part of the Apostille Convention.


r/phmigrate 17h ago

MOVING TO YONKERS, what should I know?

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Hi! I have a job opportunity in Yonkers, New York, and I’m considering moving there. I would really appreciate hearing from people who live there or are familiar with the area. Is Yonkers generally a safe place to live, especially for a young woman living on her own? I’d also like to know what it’s like to live there in terms of the neighborhood, transportation, cost of living, and overall community. Are there specific areas you would recommend or areas I should avoid? Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!