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rising_sun

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Re: UAE: Dubai, Abu Dhabi
« Reply #140 on: April 04, 2011, 07:17:03 pm »
oo sis ang mahal ng rebooking ng cathay dahil sumakto din sa pagtaas nila ng fare.
1000 dhs yung binayad ng cousin ko for rebooking (that includes tax, fuel, rebooking fee)

bhey0624

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« Reply #141 on: April 04, 2011, 08:34:03 pm »
^i agree with blackberryqueen, very inconsistent sila...  like yang nangyari sa China, i honestly think dapat managot din ang mga immigration officials or yung mga tao from NAIA.  pano nakalusot sa kanila ang ganon kadaming drugs?! tsk tsk tsk

@rising_sun, over sa mahal ng re-booking fee na yan ha! ganon na ba kamahal ang fare ng uae-mnl-uae? baka hindi na kami uuwi nito sa susunod :(

imnuttz

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« Reply #142 on: April 08, 2011, 05:51:02 pm »
Sis, I don't think there's an option for rush processing here.

oo nga sis e.. what about agency na pag kumuha ka ng visa sa kanila kasama na pa red ribbon sa consulate? thanks...

euwie

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« Reply #143 on: April 11, 2011, 09:37:44 pm »
question lang po, na-try nyo na ba magdala ng tv going into manila na walang tax? pauwi kasi kami ng asawa ko this May,gusto sana namin magdala ng tv kasi syempre mas mura tv dito di ba kesa pinas. tia!

southpaw

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« Reply #144 on: April 11, 2011, 11:01:18 pm »
^We did when we went home in december. Sabi ng friends ko non-taxable daw if 32" or below. Pero nung christmas kase mismong si Noynoy nagsabi na tanggalin nga daw tax nun time na yun - parang pamasko para sa mga OFW. So ayun, yun ibang kasabay namin sa airport 42" ang inuwi.

blackberryqueen

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« Reply #145 on: April 11, 2011, 11:05:44 pm »
My flatmate brought home an old 32" TV last October, wala naman daw tax or any declaration whatsoever.

euwie

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« Reply #146 on: April 11, 2011, 11:09:16 pm »
thanks sisses for the reply. so kung 42" dadalhin namin, malamang may tax na no? hay.... nbalitaan ko nga yun nung december. gusto sana namin dalhin kasi yung 42" since para sa daddy ko naman yun para maenjoy nya talaga. kasi malabo na mata nun e. anyone who has an idea how much ang tax? thanks!

deesosexcy

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« Reply #147 on: April 14, 2011, 06:12:48 pm »
gusto ko din magdala ng tv pero 32inch lang..Etihad un sasakyan namin sa May15 to MNL..eh mga sis pano kung barbie na nasa malaking box pwede un diba icheckin?..may idea po ba kayo or meron na po ba nakabyahe thru etihad?ilan baggage allowance nila economy class?..thanks..di na aabot un lbc box ko eh,try ko nalang isiksik sa bagahe namin ni hubby un mga pasalubong

blackberryqueen

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« Reply #148 on: April 14, 2011, 06:20:44 pm »
Sis 23 kgs lang sa etihad, as in strict cla. I travelled 2x within the year via etihad, so i know they reduced the luggage allowance from 40, to 35, to now 23 kgs.

showermist

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« Reply #149 on: April 15, 2011, 12:08:35 pm »
mga sis, magkano ba ang average sahod ng chemist sa abu dhabi? TIA!

deesosexcy

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« Reply #150 on: April 15, 2011, 09:37:55 pm »
Sis 23 kgs lang sa etihad, as in strict cla. I travelled 2x within the year via etihad, so i know they reduced the luggage allowance from 40, to 35, to now 23 kgs.

ty po sis..so eto isang lets say 22kg na luggage ichecheck in ko, tapos ag handcarry ko is yung shoulder bag ko at pwede pa ba ako mag handcarry ng laptop bag? ang laman is yung laptop ko lang?..natry mo na po ba mag excess ng bagahe?..at last question po,pano kung magdala ako ng isang regular na lbc box magkano kaya bayaran ko?

blackberryqueen

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« Reply #151 on: April 15, 2011, 11:20:09 pm »
All i know is 23 kgs for checked in luggage, and 7 kgs for hand-carried bags. One time sa pinas, they allowed extra kgs for my checked in luggage, coz less than 7 kgs yung hand-carry ko. So i think, so long as its 30 kgs combined, pumapayag sila. But don't rely on this, coz I heard too, pinapalipat pa nila ibang things to really stick to the 23 and 7 kgs allowance.

From another airline, I got charged $20 per excess kg. As for Etihad, my flatmate got charged AED290 for an excess of 4 kgs.

talyn1123

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« Reply #152 on: April 16, 2011, 03:14:22 am »
Mga sis, me announcement from PICPA, me vacancy for an Accountant sa isa sa mga companies sa Abu Dhabi. If anyone's interested, I can PM you the email add.

hi there, ngayon lang ako napadpad sa thread na to..anyway, open pa ba yung vacancy as announced by PICPA? kindly PM me if it still open. TIA!

talyn1123

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« Reply #153 on: April 16, 2011, 03:56:45 am »
hi mga sis!! from abu dhabi here!

if ever na may alam kayong vacancy for accountants, kindly give me PM or post the message here...hanap na kasi ako n malilipatang new work, pa expire na kasi ang visa ko this coming june 1.
TIA!

euwie

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« Reply #154 on: April 17, 2011, 07:18:16 am »
ty po sis..so eto isang lets say 22kg na luggage ichecheck in ko, tapos ag handcarry ko is yung shoulder bag ko at pwede pa ba ako mag handcarry ng laptop bag? ang laman is yung laptop ko lang?..natry mo na po ba mag excess ng bagahe?..at last question po,pano kung magdala ako ng isang regular na lbc box magkano kaya bayaran ko?

sis, sana nag emirates airline ka na lang. hanggang 30kg ang allowance nila. tapos, ang hand carry pa, parang carry all you can! haha! kaya ang mga cabin crew, kapag full flight, nagsu-struggle talaga sa pag ayos ng mga gamit kung san pa pwede isiksik. tsaka, kung may cabin trolley bag kang dala, be sure na may lock kasi nag iintercept sila sa gates ng mga malalaking bags or kapag walang wala ng space sa cabin, ipapaoffload na yun to cargo. pero ewan lang kung magkano difference ng fare ng etihad at emirates.  ;D

rogue0214

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« Reply #155 on: April 18, 2011, 12:47:04 am »
gusto ko din magdala ng tv pero 32inch lang..Etihad un sasakyan namin sa May15 to MNL..eh mga sis pano kung barbie na nasa malaking box pwede un diba icheckin?..may idea po ba kayo or meron na po ba nakabyahe thru etihad?ilan baggage allowance nila economy class?..thanks..di na aabot un lbc box ko eh,try ko nalang isiksik sa bagahe namin ni hubby un mga pasalubong

sis, 23 kgs. lang baggage allowance ng etihad. Pero nung umuwi ako last Oct., 31 kgs. yung check in ko. Sabi ko na lang wala akong hand carry ayun nakalusot naman.  ;) 

cind3r3lla

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« Reply #156 on: April 18, 2011, 05:16:26 am »
Hi,

Can anybody suggest a good resort (which has a pool and a beach) somewhere in RAK or UAQ? Konti lang kasi yung nago-google ko at hindi maganda yung reviews sa mga lumalabas eh.

Thanks.

boaVista

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« Reply #157 on: April 18, 2011, 01:34:51 pm »
hello mga sis. im planning to visit dubai on january 2012. visit visa lang sana kaso wala kaming idea ni hubby paano ba yong process? how much ang fees? si hubby nga pla is working in dubai and nasa 5kaed lang yong salary nya. pwede kaya isponsor nya ko? how much kaya yong feess and others payments if ever? need ba may ticket na once na nag apply ng visa? dapat ba jan sa dubai sha mismo mag apply or pwede na dito na lang sa pinas through travel agency? anong mas ok gawin para hindi ako ma deny.

nag google ako last night pero walang masyado info eh.

tumawag ako sa embassy dito sa manila ang sagot sa akin hindi daw nila alam ang process tungkol sa mga visa dahil hindi daw sila nagbibigay ng visit visa. NGEK naman. bakit may Embassy pa kung hindi nila alam ang process? kahit hindi sila nag bibigay ng visa at least may guide sana. kalerky!

bhey0624

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« Reply #158 on: April 18, 2011, 01:55:32 pm »
Hi,

Can anybody suggest a good resort (which has a pool and a beach) somewhere in RAK or UAQ? Konti lang kasi yung nago-google ko at hindi maganda yung reviews sa mga lumalabas eh.

Thanks.

Hello sis, never been to RAK or UMQ but i heard that The Cove Rotana Resort - RAK is really good and as per my former boss, the Bin Majid Beach Hotel is also good (though 3 yrs ago na ata yun hehe).. Can you please let me know which resort kayo nagdecide pumunta ha and if its good.  I'm also planning a getaway on June eh for our wedding anniversary sana :)  Thanks!

bhey0624

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Re: UAE: Dubai, Abu Dhabi
« Reply #159 on: April 18, 2011, 02:28:12 pm »
hello mga sis. im planning to visit dubai on january 2012. visit visa lang sana kaso wala kaming idea ni hubby paano ba yong process? how much ang fees? si hubby nga pla is working in dubai and nasa 5kaed lang yong salary nya. pwede kaya isponsor nya ko? how much kaya yong feess and others payments if ever? need ba may ticket na once na nag apply ng visa? dapat ba jan sa dubai sha mismo mag apply or pwede na dito na lang sa pinas through travel agency? anong mas ok gawin para hindi ako ma deny.

nag google ako last night pero walang masyado info eh.

tumawag ako sa embassy dito sa manila ang sagot sa akin hindi daw nila alam ang process tungkol sa mga visa dahil hindi daw sila nagbibigay ng visit visa. NGEK naman. bakit may Embassy pa kung hindi nila alam ang process? kahit hindi sila nag bibigay ng visa at least may guide sana. kalerky!

hello sis! i'm from abu dhabi so am not really familiar sa rules ng dubai. often kasi, magkaiba ang sistema ng abu dhabi and dubai.  but since wife ka naman, i don't think that should be a problem.. if aed 5k ang salary ni hubby mo, he can sponsor you (correct me mga sis if i'm wrong).  and that should not be expensive, alam ko kasi sa abu dhabi aed 100 ang visa. am not so sure lang kung nanghihingi sila ng bond which is refundable naman when you left the country.  it would be better din kung magtatanong tanong hubby mo dito sa dubai kung pano ang process... ticket is not require to apply for a visa. 

and make sure din that you'll have your marriage certificate (from NSO) authenticated - red ribbon from DFA and stamp from UAE Embassy dyan sa Phils. your hubby might need this (original) to process your visit visa. 

 

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