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27/05/2025

As of January 2025, 🇵🇭 Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your destination country before traveling. ✨✈️💗

CTTO

19/05/2025

7 TIPS TO BUY CHEAP FLIGHT TICKETS

1. Book on Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday and Wednesday are among the best days to buy flight tickets. Most airlines usually set up their booking systems on Tuesday at 7:00 PM. This is because airlines know that most passengers will only have time to book tickets on weekdays. According to statistics, it is proven that most of us only browse ticket prices on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays.

2. Book Early, But Not Too Early

Based on experience, you should book tickets at least 21 days in advance of your travel date. Most airlines have set up their systems to achieve as many ticket sales as possible. Therefore, the system has a certain quota for very cheap tickets. For example, in the system, it is determined that for flights from Kuala Lumpur to London, only the first 20 passengers will get the lowest price. The next 200 passengers will get a medium price, and the rest may be more expensive. In short, the airline's system will set ticket prices based on the margin they want when flying from Kuala Lumpur to London.

3. Suitable Flying Days

Try to book tickets to fly on Tuesday or Wednesday. Most airlines set these two days as 'less busy days' for booking systems. Airports are also usually less busy on these two days compared to Fridays and Sundays when the booking system and airports become very busy.

4. Look for the 'Best Deal' for International Flights

Most airlines will offer the 'Best Deal' about 11 to 12 weeks in advance for international flights. So, you need to regularly check ticket prices during this period.

5. Choose to Land at Smaller Airports

You can try this technique, which is landing at an airport that is not the 'main airport' for that destination. For example, if you want to go to London, many will usually choose to land at Heathrow. Next time, don’t land at Heathrow, but try landing at a 'smaller' airport near Heathrow, such as the airport in Manchester. Then, from Manchester, you can take a train to London. Try this method. It should be cheaper!

6. Clear 'Cookies'

Many people do not know this. Clear the cookies on your laptop, smartphone, and PC if you have visited the airline's website 30 days before. This is because through these cookies, the airline's booking system will assume that you have visited their website repeatedly. Therefore, the booking system will set the same price even if you have visited the website multiple times. Sometimes, the price may even increase! So, practice the habit of clearing cookies on your internet browser. If you don’t know how to delete them, ask Mr. Google!

7. Compare Prices

Don’t be lazy to google and compare the ticket prices you want on other websites. Don’t just focus on one website. You will be surprised because sometimes you will find cheaper ticket prices from the same airline. Here are some search engines that I frequently use for travel:

1. Skyscanner
2. CheapFlight
3. Momondo
4. Kayak
5. Google Flight
6. Ita Software
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19/05/2025

SKL sa mga gaya ko na naiiwan palage ang SMAC 😂
Working ang QR / BAR CODE nya gaya sa WalterMart supermarket 👌

Setup nyo lang gmail account nyo with smac

13/05/2025

Montjuïc 🎉

12/05/2025

Paris 🎉

07/05/2025

As of January 2025, 🇵🇭 Philippine passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a visa prior to arrival. This discrepancy may be due to differences in classification, such as including visa-on-arrival or eVisa destinations.

Here are some notable visa-free destinations for Filipino travelers:

Asia:
Brunei: Up to 14 days
Cambodia: Up to 30 days
Hong Kong: Up to 14 days
Indonesia: Up to 30 days
Israel: Up to 90 days
Kazakhstan: Up to 30 days
Laos: Up to 30 days
Macau: Up to 30 days
Malaysia: Up to 30 days
Mongolia: Up to 21 days
Myanmar: Up to 14 days
Palestinian Territories: Up to 90 days (but only through Israel.)
Singapore: Up to 30 days
Taiwan: Up to 14 days (visa-free entry extended until July 31, 2025)
Tajikistan: Up to 30 days
Thailand: Up to 60 days (visa exemption period extended from 30 to 60 days starting July 15, 2024)
Vietnam: Up to 21 days

The Americas:
Barbados: Up to 90 days
Bolivia: Up to 90 days
Brazil: Up to 90 days
Colombia: Up to 90 days
Costa Rica: Up to 30 days
Dominica: Up to 21 days
Haiti: Up to 90 days
Peru: Up to 183 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Up to 90 days
Suriname: Up to 30 days

Oceania:
Cook Islands: Up to 31 days
Fiji: Up to 4 months
Kiribati: Up to 90 days
Micronesia: Up to 30 days
Niue: Up to 30 days
Samoa: Up to 60 days
Vanuatu: Up to 90 days

Africa:
Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire): Up to 90 days
Morocco: Up to 90 days
Rwanda: Up to 90 days
The Gambia: Up to 90 days

Please note that visa policies are subject to change. It's advisable to check the latest entry requirements with the embassy or consulate of your destination country before traveling. ✨✈️💗

CTTO

29/04/2025

“Set your goals high, and don’t stop till you get there.” —Bo Jackson

25/04/2025

“I need six months of vacation, twice a year.” – Unknown

09/04/2025

AIRCON TIPID TIPS 😍😍

Sino may Aircon?

Here are some tips for saving on air conditioning electricity costs:

To save on electricity, I set my air conditioner to dehumidification mode (DRY mode), keeping the room's humidity between 50-60%.

On the remote control, I set the temperature to 26°C, but the actual room temperature is 24.3°C, with a humidity of 47%. Normally, my room's humidity is around 70%. In Malaysia, the ideal, fresh, and healthy humidity range is between 50-60%.

This means my air conditioner is working well and is suitable for the size of the room. The optimal sleeping temperature is 24°C or 25°C. Even if you set the remote control to 16°C, you might only reach about 19°C, but the compressor will keep running, leading to a spike in electricity costs.

To save energy, set the remote control to dehumidification mode (DRY mode, represented by a water droplet symbol instead of a snowflake) and set the temperature to 24°C or 25°C. If it still feels uncomfortable, you can first set the remote to 22°C in cooling mode (COOL mode), and then switch to dehumidification mode (DRY mode).
Dehumidification mode can save approximately 50% of electricity compared to cooling mode (COOL mode) because the compressor operates at a lower frequency.

For reference, the electricity cost per hour for an air conditioner is approximately:

- 1 HP (900 watts) - 20 sen per hour
- 1.5 HP (1.2 kW) - 30 sen per hour
- 2 HP (1.9 kW) - 40 sen per hour
- 2.5 HP (2 kW) - 50 sen per hour

Hope this helps!

04/04/2025

FOR AWARENESS ONLY: — Laglag BALA victim.

Kung ikaw ay nabiktima ng Laglag bala sa Airport, at alam mong hindi ikaw ang may gawa.

Ito ang step or guide na dapat mong gawin.

1. Remain calm/Kalma lang yes!👌🏻
2. Request to scan again your baggage DO NOT OPEN IT!❌
3. If they did not allow you, you can allow them but make sure just 1 officer only ang mangalkal. Take Video📸
4. if merong Bala/Bullet na nakita. DO NOT TOUCH IT! ❌Kung hindi mag iiwan kayo ng Finger print.
5. Make sure you take Videos📸 Prior and during the kalkalan.
6. If bullet found ask PNP To run a fingerprint scan sa bullet✅
7. Kung panatunayan wala kang Kaso at biktima ka.
File a case R.A. 10591 Sec.38💯
Section 38 of Republic Act (RA) 10591, the Comprehensive Fi****ms and Ammunition Regulation Act, imposes a penalty of prision mayor in its maximum period for willfully and maliciously planting evidence (fi****ms, ammunition, or parts) to implicate someone, with a harsher penalty of reclusion perpetua if the perpetrator is a public officer or employee.

6. Kung walang Abogada contact PAO.
Public Attorney’s Office Central Office
Address: Office Address: 4th & 5th Floors DOJ Agencies Building NIA Rd. corner East Ave., Diliman, Quezon City
Hotline: (02) 8929-9436; (02) 84262075; (02) 84262801; (02) 84262450; (02) 84262987; (02) 84262683
Local: 106/107 (Office Hours)
Local: 159 (Outside Office Hours)
Email: [email protected]

Recos:
*Cling wrap your luggage
*Do not buy luggage na madaling masira
*Do not bring a lot of cash. TAKAW MATA SA MGA BUWAYA❌
*Always carry your belongings. DO NOT Engage with strangers in Airport! (ex. Pinahawakan sayo yung gamit or iniwan mo yung gamit mo na wala ka.) ❌

ctto: Atty. Chiradee

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