Philippine Books
We highly recommend the following Streetwise Philippines publications:
If you want to relocate to the Philippines but still need to make a living, this book will help you decide how you will do that. Written by someone who lived off the economy there for several years, it is packed with proven tips and great business ideas for making money in the Philippines.
‘Philippine Dreams’ is one man’s experiences living in a tropical paradise with his beautiful Filipina bride. As well as handy information, this book also provides a very enjoyable read and an insight into Filipino life for the expat living in the Philippines.
The Philippines is full of friendly and honest people but like everywhere there are a people you need to avoid. This guide tell you how to deal with any corrupt officials you might encounter and other travel risks How to deal with corruption and other risks in the Philippines
Even local professionals can make mistakes or become unwilling victims in the Philippines property market. Philippines Property Primer is the best investment you could make before hbuying, selling or renting a property in the Philippines.
How to meet the Filipina of your dreams online or via a penpal introduction agency, even if introduced by friends or relatives or someone you meet while visiting. This guide to dating Filipinas will tell you how to avoid scammers who are always looking for soft touch Amerikanos.
This reliable guide to marrying and migrating your dream Filipina has been purchased by hundreds of men just like you who are eager for information about this major step in their lives, and the lives of their Filipina brides. Get your copy now.
The third book in the Filipina series, this volume offers good advice on making the magic last. It includes proven strategies to manage tampo, cheating, culture shock and more. Find out what it’s like being married to a Filipina
This is the BIG ONE! How to meet, marry, migrate and make the magic last, Filipina 101, Filipina 202 and Filipina 303 together in one complete, unabridged volume. Everything you need to know to go from single to happily married with your own dream Filipina.
Visa For Employers
For anyone thinking of starting a business and employing at least ten Filipinos on a full time basis (including paying SSS and PhilHealth etc) there is now a new class of Visa available. The Special Visa for Employment Generation or SVEG is a new concept aimed at increasing the job opportunities of Filipinos inside the Philippines.
The visa gives the holder multiple entry and exit privileges similar to the SRRV (Special Retirement Resident Visa) but without the need to deposit large amounts of money with a local bank for six months. The SVEG holder is allowed to live in the Philippines as a permanent resident and can own and operate a business, according to the existing restrictions placed on all foreigners in business.
While this new visa doesn’t allow you to have 100% of a business that previously required 60% local ownership or gives you the ok to practise a profession on the foreign prohibited list, it does open the doors to those who don’t have a Filipina spouse or wish to get married again merely to live here.
Your business must employ the ten locals in non-domestic roles, so you can’t include your Yaya, maid, driver and yardboy on the payroll. If your employee numbers slip below ten you should contact the Bureau of Immigration immediately and discuss the matter. You won’t be deported in the middle of the night but it does pay to work with the BI proactively.
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SVEG really helps foreign investors to do business in the Philippines and invest in the country. They can do business a lot easier and can help the country to profit at the same time provides opportunities to increase the number of jobs for the Filipinos.
The SVEG indeed opens greater opportunities for others of foreign natinality. Because it gives chances to those who are not married to a Filipina or anyone who wishes to get married again just to reside in the Philippines.