What are the advantages of immigrating to the Philippines?

For centuries, the Philippines has achieved interesting cultural integration. The local population is Malay-Polynesian, and there are 87 different mother tongues in the country. Add four centuries of Spanish rule and 100 years of American influence, and you will get a unique country in Asia. Here are the reasons why you should live in the Philippines.

1. Food is sacred.

Because the Philippines has absorbed many cultural influences (South Australia, Malaysia, Spain, China and the United States), the local cooking style is different from other Asian countries. Popular dishes include paella and watercress (Spanish era), pancit (noodles), torta (omelet), longganisa (Filipino sausage) and puchero (banana and tomato beef). The national dish is Adobao, which is stewed pork and chicken in vinegar sauce, plus cooking oil, garlic, bay leaves, pepper and soy sauce.

It has some of the best beaches on earth.

Whether you come to the seaside because of the beach, water or remoteness, you will find something that suits your needs. There are more than 7,000 islands in the Philippines, providing rich services for everyone! Palawan island was rated as "the best island in the world" by Kant nast Travel Magazine, and you can trust that its beaches will not disappoint people. Bondi Beach (located in pascua, Mara), Kalitang Beach (located in Island), White Beach (located in Boracay) and Sikehole Beach are also relaxing and charming beaches.

Everyone speaks English.

Although there are 87 native languages in the Philippines, English is the only common language that connects the population. You don't have to worry about any language barriers, because everyone everywhere will know themselves through English.

4. Low cost of living

Compared with the United States or Canada, the cost of living in the Philippines is very cheap. In the United States, two people can enjoy two dishes and three dishes for about $50, while in the Philippines, the same food can be bought for only a quarter of the price. In the United States, the price of a one-bedroom apartment in downtown is nearly $65,438+0,000, while in the Philippines, it is about $200.

5. Buy your own luxury penthouse

You can spend about $523,000 to buy your own 2 153 square foot split-level apartment in Tivoli Gardens, overlooking the swimming pool and the lovely Pasig River near Mandaluyong coronado. The well-equipped modern kitchen is equipped with a five-ring gas stove, a two-door Samsung refrigerator and a microwave oven. Two bedrooms upstairs and four bedrooms downstairs are all equipped with wardrobes. The penthouse apartment has four parking spaces and is close to Makati, Mandaluyong and Ortigas business districts.

6. Small and cheap townhouses, suitable for couples.

You can buy a small row house near Monte Brisa in Rizal for $26,000, which is very suitable for a young couple! This two-story apartment building has three bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 lovely kitchen, comfortable living room and dining room, with a total area of 538 square feet.

7. The diving here is great

Speaking of beaches, if you like marine life best, then the Philippines is the ideal place for you to enjoy the extremely colorful underwater life. Some people think that this country is the beach capital of Asia and has unparalleled possibilities in diving sites. Yapak (Boracay), Balicasag Fish Reserve (Mint Island), Mactan Island (Cebu) and Monadshoul (Mara pascua) are the best choices.

8. You can visit the rice terraces protected by UNESCO.

The rice terraces in the mountainous areas of the Philippines have a history of 2000 years, which can give you a glimpse of the ever-developing vivid cultural landscape. They have been protected by UNESCO since 1995. They are located in a remote area next to Lela Mountain in Cody, Luzon Island. The unique landscape provided by these rice terraces is a must-see for anyone who comes to or lives in the Philippines.

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