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maje801

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #160 on: December 02, 2009, 10:03:24 am »

mga sis/bro sa sydney...

baka may mai-recommend kayong serviced or self catering apartment or any short-term rental na suitable for a family with 2 years old child.

from adelaide, transfer kami ng sydney on the 3rd week of december. need namin temporary accomodation habang naghahanap ng bahay. mahal kasi mag-hotel.

thanks in advance.

halfasniceasyou

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #161 on: December 03, 2009, 08:35:06 am »
^ i have naked dsl with iinet. the wireless modem came with a phone so i get free calls (voip). we don't have a phone line through telstra because i didn't want to pay line rental and we don't make many house calls anyway. it's $59.95 per month 16GB limit. pretty good so far :) 24 month contract btw.

i think we have the same plan sis. we're with iinet too. ok nman so far, kaka-start [textspeak!] nman last september e.

magic dragon

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #162 on: December 04, 2009, 10:34:46 am »

hello again! i hope someone can teach me this...

1. how far is the sydney int'l airport to the business district? let's cite here to estimate the distance like of between NAIA and one metro manila key city.

2. the cheapest and most accessible transport to go to the business district? how to avail of that transport excl the taxi. probably, by bus or train? 

pls teach me. great thanks. :)

selly

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #163 on: December 04, 2009, 03:07:07 pm »
^ where are you staying? it is about 15kms from the airport to the cbd. i would say 20 min including medium traffic by car/taxi.

if you know where ur going then i would say to take the train from the airport into the cbd. if you're staying in a hotel then maybe you should ask them if they offer a shuttle service.
check here for train timetable: www.cityrail.info

hope this helps!

prisma

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #164 on: December 04, 2009, 05:37:47 pm »
mga sis/bro sa sydney...

baka may mai-recommend kayong serviced or self catering apartment or any short-term rental na suitable for a family with 2 years old child.

from adelaide, transfer kami ng sydney on the 3rd week of december. need namin temporary accomodation habang naghahanap ng bahay. mahal kasi mag-hotel.

thanks in advance.


meriton serviced apartment in CBD sis.

magic dragon

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #165 on: December 05, 2009, 07:29:54 am »
hope this helps!

it sure helps us to decide. thank you for the kindness.  :-*


maje801

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #166 on: December 05, 2009, 11:39:50 am »

^^ will check meriton. thanks sis!

ms.bedimpledgirl

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #167 on: December 07, 2009, 01:51:43 pm »
hello! I'm planning of visiting australia next year. I'm the US right now. And ask ko lang if somebody has tried doing this?

just want to have some inputs on this.

salamat

akthung

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #168 on: December 07, 2009, 06:38:04 pm »
sis....you are in the US meaning, you live in the US and would like to visit australia?

if this is the case then, if you are a US Citizen, you don't need a visa, BUT you need an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). plus all the requirements of those that fall under the visa waiver program.

on the other hand, if you're a Filipino citizen simply on a vacation in the US and would like to visit australia, then you need an appropriate Visa and an ETA.

mga sis, kung may kulang, please add. TIA ;D

port80*

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #169 on: December 07, 2009, 10:16:32 pm »
Ako naman pabaligtad -- we'd like to go to the US maybe in 2011.  Is it really easier to get a US visa from here than from the Philippines?

ms.bedimpledgirl

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #170 on: December 08, 2009, 02:26:25 am »
sis....you are in the US meaning, you live in the US and would like to visit australia?

if this is the case then, if you are a US Citizen, you don't need a visa, BUT you need an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). plus all the requirements of those that fall under the visa waiver program.

on the other hand, if you're a Filipino citizen simply on a vacation in the US and would like to visit australia, then you need an appropriate Visa and an ETA.

mga sis, kung may kulang, please add. TIA ;D

hi sis! i'm a permanent resident here in the US.Not so sure if I'll fall under the ETA or the regular paper visa application.

thanks

akthung

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #171 on: December 08, 2009, 07:22:06 am »
bedimpledgirl, i think there has been some changes. better ask your travel agent.

Am I eligible?

You are only eligible to apply for an ETA while you are outside of Australia. To apply through this site, you must also hold one of the listed ETA-eligible passports. If you do not meet these criteria, you may be eligible for an eVisitor or an e676 Tourist visa online. Visit www.immi.gov.au to check your eligibility for these services.
ETA-eligible passports:
     

    * Brunei
    * Canada
    * Hong Kong SAR
    * Japan
    * Malaysia
    * Singapore
    * South Korea
    * United States of America

Holders of UK British National (Overseas) (GBN) passports are not eligible to apply for ETAs through this site


you can visit this site.http://www.eta.immi.gov.au/ETAAus1En.html

akthung

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #172 on: December 08, 2009, 07:28:39 am »
Ako naman pabaligtad -- we'd like to go to the US maybe in 2011.  Is it really easier to get a US visa from here than from the Philippines?

Generally Yes.

You're earning in a first world country, you're obligated to return to work.

You might easily get a 10 year visa pa! my mom and sister did...easily.

noong P.R. kami sa singapore (at that time they don't give citizenships unless kailangan ka ng singapore) uber dali lang mag apply for US visa. just show certificate of employement and all the basic requirements...oks na!

port80*

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #173 on: December 08, 2009, 12:07:41 pm »
^Wow talaga? That's great news.  We'll start researching more on this nga.  Thanks!

akthung

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #174 on: December 08, 2009, 03:22:14 pm »
yun ang pagkakaalam ko ha sis. grain of salt....grain of salt =)

nakakatuwa nga ang US visa nga noon di ba sis, stamp lang...as in stamp yung parang "received" stamp. lol
« Last Edit: December 08, 2009, 05:04:03 pm by akthung »

snow25

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #175 on: December 09, 2009, 07:35:36 am »
hello mga sis! I'm looking for a good general practitioner (GP) or a Filipino GP here in Melbourne. Anyone knows that you can recommend?  I called one here at Kings Park Medical Centre but they don't accept new patients na except kung relative ka nung existing patient nila.  Bakit kaya?  I find it too difficult magpa-check up here.

I went to a GP yesterday near here.  I didn't like the GP assigned to me.  He was even chewing bubble gum while talking to me. He didn't even explain much about the medicine he was prescribing.

cind3r3lla

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #176 on: December 09, 2009, 07:53:38 pm »
hello again mga sis, especially sa mga mommies...

i had posted a question a few pages back about baby milk... sadly, my little boy was diagnosed to be lactose-intolerant just recently.  :( kaya, from progress, ni-shift siya from S-26 LF. lactose-free type of milk.

may narinig ba kayong cases nyan dyan? pano yun kung ang pinapainom nyo sa mga bata ay fresh cow's milk? o meron namang mga formula na lactose-free na available dyan? thanks again.

ms.bedimpledgirl

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #177 on: December 10, 2009, 12:26:24 am »
bedimpledgirl, i think there has been some changes. better ask your travel agent.

Am I eligible?

You are only eligible to apply for an ETA while you are outside of Australia. To apply through this site, you must also hold one of the listed ETA-eligible passports. If you do not meet these criteria, you may be eligible for an eVisitor or an e676 Tourist visa online. Visit www.immi.gov.au to check your eligibility for these services.
ETA-eligible passports:
     

    * Brunei
    * Canada
    * Hong Kong SAR
    * Japan
    * Malaysia
    * Singapore
    * South Korea
    * United States of America

Holders of UK British National (Overseas) (GBN) passports are not eligible to apply for ETAs through this site


you can visit this site.http://www.eta.immi.gov.au/ETAAus1En.html

Hi sis! thanks for this info. From what i read, it looks like i'll be needing to do the paper application which needs some supporting documentation.I've already asked my friend in Australia to send me an invitation letter to visit.Then i'll start processing.

lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #178 on: December 10, 2009, 11:16:33 am »
hello again mga sis, especially sa mga mommies...

i had posted a question a few pages back about baby milk... sadly, my little boy was diagnosed to be lactose-intolerant just recently.  :( kaya, from progress, ni-shift siya from S-26 LF. lactose-free type of milk.

may narinig ba kayong cases nyan dyan? pano yun kung ang pinapainom nyo sa mga bata ay fresh cow's milk? o meron namang mga formula na lactose-free na available dyan? thanks again.

Hi sis, may mga lactose free milk din dito. Even S-26 LF is available according to the website of Wyeth. Hindi nga lang sila ganon kadaming stocks sa shelves but I'm sure you won't have a problem getting them since there are also babies here that are lactose intolerant.

akthung

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #179 on: December 12, 2009, 09:53:10 am »
Guys and Gals,

Mukhang tahimik dito. Are you all busy getting ready to host a Filipino Christmas party? (Lechon and all...)

eerily quiet in this thread. heheh

 

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