Going to marry with filipino & any indians in phil.?
Hope for the best
God will guide you to the correct path
my friend my name is anil my girl friend also Filipino ,i know more about Phillips , phlipnes is good country for living but for foreigner that not much safe place like India, the problem is there are people which is targeting foreigner they use to kidnap for the fact of money,before you go to that country you have to see the safe place for your accommodation also you have to go with local people support don't go any where alone ,,,,before you plan to settle at phlipnes you have to study what is there culture main thing there food is very different also life style is more fashion than a normal Indian people ,best business i find at phlipnes is money renting business or hotel industry i wish all the very best you
thanks and regards
anil
I have lived in India (he is from Bagalore so more Muslim) and now live in Philippines. If his family is unaccepting of you and your family, then where will you live? If in Bangalore, will be likely with his family. Its near impossible for you to work in India/Bangalore so you will be totally reliabt on him. Also, Indian culture has the wife in law supporting his family as cook, cleaner, mother. And you gotta learn how to cook Indian foods. I dont see you making a favorable impression on his family. India is still heavily caste driven, and marrying a Filipina is outside the norm.
Love is one thing, but being poor and with no family support will lead to grief in the end. I wish people would give better answers than trust in Love.
naushad_43 wrote:Region, caste, borders doesnot matter, what matters is love ..
Tell that to the poor girl who's in laws abused her in effort to make her a prostitute. Love is only one part of the equation. Family acceptance is important, if not more so, if she is going to adopt India as her home.
naushad_43 wrote:Region, caste, borders doesnot matter, what matters is love ..
These words sound good to hear but when it comes to real life it's the opposite always
naushad_43 wrote:Region, caste, borders does not matter, what matters is love ..
brother,
love is the least reason among all those you've mentioned~(sad to say!)
which is supposedly the greatest reason.. that is life...
trixie
Love is the last thing you two will remember when everybody's against your relationship. It is not easy to accept and revert to another religion just for the sake of love. And how strong is your man to resist the will of his parents?
You are so young, have a life and focus on other things that will make you a better person. Learn and have more knowledge about life before you marry.


the obstacles in ur love story is u don't have communication with his parents...
u know u said ur bf is Hindu religion...there parents hate Christianity...it is not that they hate that religion...but
they don't want to give up there religion which is Hindu...
They think that since ur Christian girl if u marry there son...
he will give up his religion...
So my suggestion is u better speak with there family n convince there parents regarding ur stand in religion after marriage....
and I am sure they will get convinced..
I wish God bless u both...
He can u give me ur bf facebook account username ??

charm2011 wrote:My advice to you beng, meet up with your boyfriend in Phils, if you both really inlove to each other, then marry him in philippines, it doesn't matter if his mother dont like you or your religion, you will sleep with your man not with his brother or mother.and if your church against it, then that's not right as christian they have to be understanding and they have to respect your decision, the god in christians did not say dont marry indian! You should not be bother about what the people would say against you. If your pastor or priest dislike your bf tell them "fuck off" i even dont have religion and i dont believe about god stuff but i am happily married for more than 10 years. It was like the world against me and my man that time... But later on it change... The parent or relatives of your man will accept you and the grandkids. I know an idian man married filipina for 15 years and happily living together with their kids. The indian man married for 10 years to a filipina but even once he never communicate to his relatives to say that he is married and have kids from filipina. They were just surpised aftere 15 years they find out that they have beautiful nieces. They accept it and no problem, as long as you and your man understand and love each other it doesn't matter if his relatives dont like you or not. You could live far away from them without communication.
can you help me. I'm in Dubai from Nepal and my girlfriend in Qatar from Philipin and also she is older than me. we are both want to marry with each other but we are both married in our country. And our previous relation is not good with my wife and her also same with her husband. she is staying alone from last 5 years and me also same.
Can anyone also help me .. I think lots of people coming out in this discussion. Well i am from delhi..(India) and wish to be there in phillipines but i am just confused and difficult situation about visa i think they provide only single entry tourist visa. But i am looking long time visa so that i can easily search job there. I hope anyone also can help me for this. But my main point is visa. I want to stay there for sometime or longtime depend on the situation there and Working condition. Hope i will get something positive response soon.
Kaushal
Philippine less developed than India, so don't expect to find jobs that a filipino can do.

yes kaushal.. its very tuff to get job here in philippines unless any comapny send u here for work. Also salary structure is less than india and tax is more.
Stil you want to come here, plz come as tourist and try jobs and company will provide work visa, unless u can extend tourist visa every 2 months upto 2 yrs i guess.

Ratz
Any jobs will likely be call center related, so you may be able to make 15k peso starting a month. Not much to survive on.
I am curious to know why there seem to be a lot of Indian nationals wanting to move to the Philippines, while many Philippinos are just surviving here or trying to move out themselves. I guess grass is always greener on the other side.

I better suggest to know from which caste in Hindu he belongs to. Every cast has different traditions in India. which they like so much.
To impress his mom, you need to make your self ready to accept and follow the traditions her mom's family is following including appearance and traditional wearing/dressing and the way talking to other people. It should not be just for the sake of his mother or your bf because indian ladies specially mom's are very expert in catching people are acting or doing it in real willingly and from bottom of their heart.
Anyways Facebook is going to help you once you obey all of above i mentioned. Every post of you both's picture's in traditional wearing and cultural events will touch their feelings and slowly they will start looking at you as daughter in-law. Thats it slowly they will start understand and appreciating the effort you did to transform and indwell their culture in you.
By the way, It is very important for you not to forget/follow your own culture as well. Because that's the base of your life.
I wish you all the best.
-Nilesh
(Indian)


I'm planning to move into Philippines, manila and start a own business together with my future wife
she lives there and mecurrently living in the Netherlands im looking for contacts and advise and i would prefer skype/voice call instead typing anyone here up for helping me, its just words >>> it will be worth it on the end, but if my thing works out i wont forget the people who been helping me its not like you must expect a reward but share = care and that makes love
sincerely a boy with a heart about to explode

there are a lot... and you might get stupid answers, I suggest you ask me definite questions and ill be glad to help you out
Mike
Yuu1991 wrote:I was wondering is a wedding in the Philippines expensive?
wedding should'nt be expensive the most important is you get married to the right person and be with her for the rest of your life......expensive if you make it grande.....
Surrealtjuh wrote:wow this is all so wonderful, beautiful to read, LOVE = LIFE no matter what right LOVE will conquer everything
I'm planning to move into Philippines, manila and start a own business together with my future wifeshe lives there and me
currently living in the Netherlands im looking for contacts and advise and i would prefer skype/voice call instead typing anyone here up for helping me, its just words >>> it will be worth it on the end, but if my thing works out i wont forget the people who been helping me its not like you must expect a reward but share = care and that makes love
sincerely a boy with a heart about to explode
there's so many things to start a business hope you can find one it is not important what business you want to get in as long as the filipino people will get in your flow hihih......goodluck.
All the best,
Christine
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