LAWS FOREIGNERS NEED TO KNOW (Stay Out Of Jail In The Philippines)

#StayOutofTrouble ‪@TheFilipinaPea‬
Visitors to the Philippines may be unaware of many laws here that could land them behind bars - or worse! Attorney Gracelyn is back to explain these laws in order to keep you on the right side of the bars.
We'll also take a look at several strange, unfair, or silly laws that are still on the books, so join us for a look at the rules that can save you from jail!
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[@TheFilipinaPea]

👉My videos and the effort I put into them are 100% free for everyone to enjoy, and all I ask is that you leave a thumbs-up on any videos that you like and subscribe to my channel - I have never, and will never, ask you for anything else. For those of you that still wish to support my channel further, however, I’ve posted my links below. Thanks! 👉 Support through PayPal: www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GC9T7PMLZ3BDW&source=url 👉 Patreon: www.patreon.com/thefilipinapea

[@stevefreedom2469]

In America and depending on the state, if you walked in on a cheating spouse and killed them on the spot or caught them directly afterwards, things are the same. As long as it's not planned and you are surprised, you can claim temporary insanity. There is a human condition where people may lose control. Some of it is real and some not. But with a lawyer, you can get off.

[@johnnaismith4989]

Well done sweetheart,

[@terancetheindomitable9701]

@@DrsIrHenkJanJansen They're just using hypothetical examples of what could happen. They're not saying this happens all the time. But why would the police ask you if a girl had given her consent unless a girl filed a complaint against you? Unless you saying a woman filed a complaint against you and the police never questioned you.

[@wordforthespirit951]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnWZgI2ro693nc0 Here is t shirt link I have put this on a couple comment sections.

[@xomox5316]

What an honest channel, great interview.

[@mrs.j.r.hemmingerpaguia620]

"I don't think there's any police bias against foreigners" 😂 Right. Remind me how many bribes I've been pressure to pay in Cebu while commiting no crimes whatsoever and how that had nothing to do with being a foreigner.

[@55mikeburns]

Many people in PH, even educated people, are a bit naive and believe the government propaganda that the gov't is always right and that there is zero corruption.

[@michaeljohnbailey9719]

Its a percentage of... if your perceived to look like you've got money.

[@robertn2813]

If your arrogance is evident to me..............................

[@Mutiny960]

Zero, because there is "no police bias against foreigners" lol /sarcasm. Obviously those officers were just trying to make sure you weren't carrying around too much cash b/c it might be dangerous an attract criminals lmao.

[@craigsphilippines466]

I lived with this woman in Bataan a long time ago and the police were called because of her accusations against me , to not get into a long story why , 4 big policemen came , they were very fair and they listened to my story and accepted what they saw was right on my side , I thought they would have believed her lies because she is a Filipina and I am a foreigner but that was not the case , they were really nice

[@mrs.j.r.hemmingerpaguia620]

Takeaway from this video: don't commit crimes. And the attorney has never experienced life as a foreigner in the Philippines (she was dead wrong about police bias).

[@jankp5144]

and also they dont charge a filipino for murdering a westener unless his relations fund to prosecute .thats what i heard,

[@The-Vega-Islands]

Better have that coffee money ready.

[@michaeljohnbailey9719]

Foreigners are considered a good opportunity to scam money from. In any situation...in any situation in any situation......the Philippines is lawless, Wrong place wrong time.....its wise to be aware. And smart....it doesn't have to be that way if your wise and aware of the endless possibilities.....you don't have to commit crimes in the Philippines to get into deep trouble...as one example. One of MANY...read SCOTT MCMAHON PHILIPPINES tip of the iceberg.....anything can happen....its still legal in the Philippines for a spouse to kill their spouse...yep rush to fact check....think of the possibilities......tip of the iceberg....

[@f1hotrod527]

Yeah, I agree. I have heard in most Asian countries the police and the people will stick with their own and always take the side of the local. In the west I think it is the opposite. If you are a visiting foreign person, the police will probably give you a benefit of the doubt unless there is proof you did something wrong..

[@senseofstile]

I have my opinions about police bias, If you treat the police with respect, chances are you will be treated fairly. There are some stories on the web where the PNP will look at the situation objectively. If you are an innocent foreigner, the police understand that.

[@jaydizel]

As a Filipino, I can definitely say, there's discrimination within the Filipino mentality... Skin color matters and so forth.

[@MikeHinshawNomadicTexan]

I may have to reconsider the Philippines after watching this video. There are some really scary laws that can have a horrible impact on foreigners. Some of these laws are insane!

[@stansigstad9316]

Well I'm never going to the Philippines but was thinking about getting a wife there. After watching this that's never going to happen.

[@Makeit101]

Yes! A great many laws in the Philippines are just tragically ridiculous and unfair, and, unfortunately, reflect the religious immaturity of a kind, but (primarily) poorly educated third world population that badly needs to revise laws and thinking that is based upon long-ago discredited sections of the bible, in order to be taken seriously as a respected member of the free world in the 21st century. Can people navigate around this craziness and corruption? Of course they can, and many will prefer it. Money talks, bribery can work, and if they "flip a coin" they may even find out who their next mayor will be. A country where you could be sued for libel and lose in court for telling the truth about a politician"s evil deeds and nasty character...who would have believed it?? I don"t believe that all this does justice to the great majority of fine people who live in the Philippines, so wondering if significant change is on the way?..While I do hope so, I also rather doubt it.

[@nookam]

False accusations are common in the USA 🇺🇸 too. A girl gets mad accuses the man of hitting or rape.Ruins his reputation, loses his job, gets locked up and the women later admits to lying. No punishment for her.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Fortunately that doesn’t happen much here, in fact Filipinas rarely make rape accusations because it brings dishonor to them and their families

[@Aubatron]

Not completely true. Girls do get punished for false accusations, but it is like a slap on the wrist. I think if a person accuses someone of a crime that bad to destroy their life, if you can prove they lied, they should get the same sentencing that the guy would have gotten. It's really messed up, colleges/universities wont even wait to see if the accusation is true, they just instantly kick you out of the school the second you're accused.

[@thudor1]

@@TheFilipinaPea, that does make sense.

[@Mutiny960]

@@TheFilipinaPea That sounds......dangerous. There are quite a few American guys that will go there to take advantage of that fact.

[@jeffreyroot6300]

@@TheFilipinaPea That’s a double edged sword: false claims may be rare in PI, but how many real rapes go unreported?

[@asianight9188]

Have been married to a filipina for 26 years. She is old school, love her to bits, if she left there is no way I would ever get involved with another one. They ain't like they used to be, it's all a game these days

[@TheFilipinaPea]

How long have you lived here, AAN? So you’ve seen the rise of the scammers, too?

[@asianight9188]

@@TheFilipinaPea 26 years, Facebook has ruined the mentality of nice girls in my useless opinion. There were no sexpats in those days, and the Dumaguete pedofile ring did not exhist

[@nandorblue]

​@@asianight9188 Do you really want to look for pedophiles? 100,000 teenage pregnancies every year in the Philippines. Guess who impregnates those underage girls? Yes you guessed right, local men. Now do the math and compare it to the number of foreigners doing it.

[@kymjames8146]

This video is really making me think twice about even coming too the Philippines. I was considering investing in a filipino friend and retiring there. I was going to build a recording studio and produce a female filipino group to market in the UK and USA. Now I'm concerned that I could end up a target. Thank you Filipina Pea.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

No need to worry, Kym, it’s really no worse than anywhere else. Just be polite, don’t fool around with married women, stay out of drunken brawls and you should be fine 😊

[@JohnDoe-sx2zk]

sounds like your getting scammed. flips are masterful at stealing money

[@blackrain3466]

Kym ...Do as I do visit but do " not " live there if you enjoy peace & quiet !

[@roberthancock359]

@@TheFilipinaPea it sounds like it is actually better there than here in the U.S. a woman can completely fabricate an allegation of rape and the guy will be arrested with no evidence. Then he has to defend himself.

[@nidacabresos8963]

be careful about ur plan.. whn u say money 😅

[@timothyalday6173]

This video has made me question my decision to move to the Philippines.

[@MikeHinshawNomadicTexan]

Exactly my thoughts. I was really enthusiastic about the Philippines, but several of these laws are very archaic and ridiculous!

[@davidulmer9774]

You're not the only one. Date a girl that's married but lied about it and end up going to jail. She has too much and says yes, then cries rape. Date a girl with kids who steps away for a minute and someone complains and you go to jail. Say something someone doesn't like, go to jail. These law a just absolutely ridiculous.

[@mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990]

You guys all need to visit temporarily for six months or so before making your decision. If THIS video is causing you doubt, trust me when I say there are 1000 other things that you haven't even THOUGHT OF yet, any of which could be a deal breakers for some people. There are a LOT of nice country options in the region, so make sure you "date" a few before you "marry" one. Seriously.

[@TheRTM]

All of the laws that they addressed are insane but the one that really dropped my jaw was the “exemption” for murdering ones spouse.😳

[@markcollins2666]

@@TheRTM, yeah, that was a little loosely interpreted. Not an exemption, but a acquittal. It's not automatic, all this has to come out in court. But if successful? With a good lawyer, you could pull that off almost anywhere.

[@tjking1909]

So then all the single mothers in the Philippines should sue the father’s of their child? But that never happens.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yup, because Filipinas rarely sue or make rape allegations

[@bobbruce4135]

When Pinay get to the West, they sue the crap out of their petitioners in divorce and paternity matters. There is more involved than meets the eye with relationships. They will have sex with macho boys all the time, not use birth control and say it was God's will. Don't try to think (there is no logic to it).

[@erniebell1858]

@@TheFilipinaPea Maybe that's because they can't find the fathers, or because they (the fathers) have no money to pay, or they don't know the law and can't afford an attorney.

[@DrsIrHenkJanJansen]

Good point. so, to all single mom's with a child from. foreigners sue the guy and get your money for something you created together and he is not take the responsibility for it, did he had your consent to make this baby???? Did you consent to leave you if so shut up and continue your life.

[@nexba83]

So truthful..pinas never sue the pinoys tht abandoned them...pinays will sue only foreigner exes beacause pinays are still in love with the pinoys that left them and foreigners are just money not love....pinays takes their revenge on the foreigners!

[@stoicfreediver]

And people accuse me of being picky or even arrogant for seeking a university educated career woman with no children 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼

[@bobbruce4135]

I tried that when I was fresh out of grad school. Young educated men were striking out left and right. An 80 YO man in the 5 star hotel had virgins lining up to marry him. I asked him his secret. Paying the Pinay's family a huge bride price and ongoing remittances. But, his assets were all in an irrevocable trust. The educated ones hate foreigners, will admit so if you understand what's being said behind your back, but they LOVE green cards. Peace.

[@tcruise77]

They are the ones who dug their own grave.... lmao...

[@wernerschneider4460]

Oh, my wife was 36 when I married her (I was 35). She has a university-degree, of course no children and before me she only had once somebody whom one could maybe call something like a boy-friend (there was no sex involved of course, she would have never allowed that to anybody). She was the youngest in the family and her mama (her father was suffering from advanced dementia already at that time and died before we married), sisters and brothers were already sure that she would never marry, because she was very choosy.

[@robinshould3366]

Whooa!, listen David you are well within your rights to look for what you want. I am looking for the same type of girl. I want a university educated girl with a Degree, who wants to "Work" and not just live off my Money. She should have "No Children", "No Family" and "No Contact with Ex-Boyfriend/s" and only has one phone number. Also, she must not be "Married" and "Not a Widow". Why buy "Balut" when you can afford "Blue Tuna?"

[@damienpalladino8797]

A fillipina with no children is very unusual in my research. They are considered "over the hill" at the young age of 30,Hmmm.

[@neilpratt]

Sounds like a place to avoid after listening to that

[@danluzurriaga6035]

🎇

[@johnv5156]

You might want to stay out of most of S.E Asia if that's the case, Philippines is no different.

[@davidcastillo2838]

I Have to admit Pea's personality makes her more attractive!

[@markmeenaghan934]

Yes. Pea is very impressive. Knowledgeable and great sense of humor and intelligence shows with her production.

[@normanoglesby8345]

As with anyone, the beauty is inside, with that being said,,, she has nice packaging,, most definitely

[@normanoglesby8345]

Maybe I’m getting old, but her soul is far more than just her looks,,, love you Pea,,,,

[@MrBenHaynes]

Stewardess Pea is the smoothest!

[@Nyufly]

Yes. She may not be what westerners think is beauty, but her charisma, intelligence, humor and femininity makes her very attractive.

[@clydekimsey7503]

The court scene cracked me up!😄 If i lived there, i would probably sue half the city for loud dogs and roosters!😆😅😋

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Clyde! I thought it was funny, too 😊

[@jimle22]

And loud videoke disturbing the peace. Oh I forgot, there is no disturbing the peace ordinance anywhere in the Philippines.

[@wernerschneider4460]

I don't care about animals. I like their sounds.

[@rikiyul]

@@wernerschneider4460 yess....it’s life ... We better awake early there ...coz of heat.👌🏻

[@jab376]

@@wernerschneider4460 YOU like the sound until you have to get up early for work feeling sleepy.. 😁😁😁😁

[@scottlancour4707]

She summed the entire video up perfectly with one line. “Don’t be a douche.” Words to live by.

[@JosiahWarren]

what if a woman just decides that she will claim she was rapped ???

[@tommorrow7814]

I believe I can SUE her for LIBEL, for saying that🤔

[@scottlancour4707]

Stay away from the crazies, bar girls, and other bad Filipina’s and don’t act like a douche and your not likely to have that problem. Treat them well and act right and you won’t have many issues in the Philippines.

[@GivingYouTruth]

@@JosiahWarren To answer your question, you get a 20 to 30 year prison sentence. This is why you record everything! And I mean EVERYTHING! Do you know what it's like to be in a Filipino prison? You don't want to know.....

[@mvj8663]

I was surprised that your friend is a lawyer because she looks so young but she definitely answers your questions like a lawyer haha..You asked her some great questions and it is so helpful....I love your channel and you haha

[@shawnmurphy2047]

I had my first visit there with my Filipina wife last November I was so comfortable and happy with your beautiful country and the people were so kind and hospitable I love Philippines cannot wait to return when this pandemic is over with 🙏❤️🇵🇭 The police officers were very kind to me I approached an armed soldier in Baguio city and said hello to him and he shook my hand and was very kind ✌️😊

[@jonathangoodwin646]

I agree myFilipino wife Visit to Philippines and my 3 kids My wife is From Davao . My philippine wife and my kids we live in Northern California Pass Sacramento. This was the best choice I've ever made getting married to a Filipino woman. I'm married here 2006 she was 29 at the time time I was almost 50. We've been married for 16 years She is Medical assistant I'm retiredFrom my University . I cannot hardly wait to go back to the Philippines Is to visit her family. My wife's family is so nice I love her family .My wife is 44 years old I'm 65.

[@christophercatchpole3567]

Holy flaps, thats why I was getting lots of horrible stares in metro when I was looking after my partners daughter while she was shopping 🤣

[@TheFilipinaPea]

YUP!

[@Lifebeyondthesea]

the law does account for having the parent/legal-guardian with you at the time. that is not a crime to have the parent/guardian of the child present. the problem is if with a minor in a public or private place, without the parent present.

[@boracay12]

yeah ,and there are kids here that sell shell necklaces . i bought more than i need just out of admiration for their work ethic and their willing to aid to their family . so instead of buying more shells i would treat them to a soda . this freaked out the resort waiters , they said they didnt want any "trouble". so no more sodas .

[@bobbruce4135]

Too much gynocentrism and anti-foreigner discrimination for my comfort and too many foreigners have been extorted by scams involving alleged crimes just to stay out of jail for years before a trial. I think feminist NGO's may have also influenced the making of this law to keep Western men on the plantation back home. Look at IMBRA law in the USA... known to have been based on lies.

[@johnwales4214]

I live in an area that most of my neighbors are squatters, boarders and pedicab drivers. One of the neighbors 8 or 9 year old daughter didn't have a pair of flip flops and had been walking barefoot for weeks. I had lived there for over a year and know most of my neighbors. So I asked the girls parents if she could walk to the store with me. I didn't even give a reason, just asked if she could walk to the store with me. It's a 10 minute walk. She had borrowed a pair of shoes to walk with me. After getting to the store, I took her to the selection of shoes and told her to pick out a pair. Should have seen her face light up. Now I understand why the cashier at the check out made such a big deal over us being together. The cashier asked the girl why she was with me. The girl told her and I told the cashier about seeing her without shoes for weeks. The cashier then gave me praise, which I wasn't looking for, and that was the end of that. Honestly, I am glad that an under aged child with an older man is questioned. It should be. Maybe I'm also naive, but I still believe in people. If you are not doing anything wrong, you don't have anything to worry about. Now for the conclusion of my story. The next day I had 10 or 15 children from my neighborhood ,standing in front of my apartment, pointing at their feet. Of course all of the children were barefoot. Got to love it.

[@yvesmerveille5618]

If this is the case, foreigners should stay out of the Philippines because they are being taken advantage of by the Filipinas and the government as well. The laws are drawn against foreigners.

[@erniebell1858]

I've been to the Philippines as a tourist a few times. I have never had any problems with the law. I try to be polite and respectful to everyone, I don't talk about politics or religion, and I don't use foul language.

[@vikingrogaland2844]

Just behave

[@cliffordparmeter6940]

Unless you have lots of money to pay the cops off.

[@josephlivinglife5547]

You are right that what I’m seeing just like you , sad

[@nuwaubian999]

Couldn't of said it better myself..

[@ptm8375]

They dont mention it. But on tv was said that if you go with a married filipina and her husband files a case under adultery u can get 12 years in prison

[@grahamw56]

Adultery does not apply to men in the Phils. Of course her husband might just choose to invest little more than 100 dollars US and have you killed.

[@jamessaltzberry5781]

Filipina pea has such a great sense of humor and full of insight.. amazing

[@loneranger668]

Pea: This particular video actually discourages foreigners from going to the Philippines. These laws sound scary and very uninviting to the average male visitor. I don't know!!!!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It’s not bad, really - just use common sense and keep your eyes open!

[@grahamw56]

@@TheFilipinaPea Unfortunately 'our' western version of common sense is often very different to the Filipino version. Still, your country, your rules. I'm still reasonably happy to be here...especially during this pandemic horror.

[@jkm49us25]

When the issue if annulment comes up how about the hubby/father leaves his wife shortly after his daughter is born and was cheating on his wife. He now has 2 sons by the second woman does not provide any support. Who is the troll?

[@binary_ironclad]

Yeah, I just came across this video and have to agree. Was considering doing the nomad/investment thing there and I’m pretty concerned after this video. I keep to myself and my businesses, but I’m not keen on being targeted or abused in a system that is so stacked in favor of women. Great video, very insightful.

[@danluzurriaga6035]

@@binary_ironclad All of these countries in the region are like this. The Phils may be the least worrisome. If you decide to be a nomad investor it is something you need to get used to. The Phils is much more welcoming to westerners than the others with the possible exception of Vietnam, which does not have as good business visa options as the Phils.

[@thomasgordon1792]

Lol but kids sleeping on the sidewalks no one even notice? Every morning while in Cebu my female friend and I would walk around passing out bags of food and some pesos to children sleeping on the streets, lucky we didn't get arrested! Oh well won't let the fear of jail stop me lol and if cheating in the Philippines was a death sentence there be bodies everywhere and fewer hungry children!! Gotta love the Pea!!

[@tommorrow7814]

I don't believe she ever said it was ILLEGAL to give food to homeless kids, so why would U go to jail for that?😞

[@bcrigg9388]

Attorney Grace was AMAZING! Quite educational! This video should be REQUIRED VIEWING for all newbie foreigners planning to live here. Thanks Grace & Thanks Pea!!!

[@CO84trucker]

Here in the states the saying goes: Come on vacation, stay on probation. Never got into legal trouble on holiday (stateside or abroad) but a reality show called "Locked Up / Banged Up Abroad" is enough reason to stay on the good side of the law.

[@brianchase9251]

Very, very wrong about police bias towards foreigners. I'm sure she's just speaking from her own experience at representing foreigners. I bought a motorcycle when I lived in Makati 15 years ago and it became almost impossible to get from point A to point B without being pulled over and hit up for 1000 or 2000 pesos (bribe) for no reason. Other than the reason being that I was white. I was once going down a street ( 2 way street) with many other cars and motorcycles moving in the same direction and the "reason" I was pulled over was "going the wrong way down a one-way street." LOL. That one cost me 2000 on the spot. It became necessary to look a block ahead for police and then go around the block to avoid them. I ended up just selling the motorcycle and going back to using taxis. This story is just one of many stories I could relate.

[@josephlivinglife5547]

Sad not worth invest anything there the country appears to behind in the times,

[@nandorblue]

After reading the boards of other countries in Africa such as Kenya, Uganda and Madagascar it seems to be the same problem.

[@ralphstewart4025]

"unregistered arrow" , "don't be a douche", ...what great sketch comedy you do...brilliant as always...You are our defense ; "We're crazy about the Filipina Pea"

[@patrickmcdonald4096]

OK your Attorney is very,very cute. Good information.

[@ijignatov8743]

Foreign gentlemen, it doesn’t matter you’re not looking for trouble, troubles are seeking you 😇 But keep being positive, a fair skinned and blue eyed Christian is not illegal here. American fellows should not complain of their legal rights in the U.S. - you have at least the right to own a home (a land with a house) and have a job, something generally you don’t have in the Philippines 😎

[@PaulMcB873]

False jailbait accusation happened to me in USA when I was a young soldier. An alibi and don't break the law, that's what saved me. Listening to this, allows me to see the many similarities of our women.

[@oranjelicht]

Yes jailbait but your dick wants you to follow it.....

[@garytaylor5937]

They are all the same by nature only the circumstances in Philippines are different

[@PaulMcB873]

@@bobbruce4135 good advice, thanks.

[@bigterryk]

My wife always tells me if she ever catches me cheating she will cut it off, now that I watched this, maybe she serious lol

[@fendermon]

I would error on the side of safety. @Big T

[@goofyjohn6191]

She is

[@longbeach225]

@Stephen Negley The Jimmy is gone ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! 🤣🤣

[@patrickgroll2046]

This exact thing happened to me a couple years ago. I was picked up at Cebu airport by a cute girl who I'd met on DIA. We spent the next 5 days together and it was great! Well, little did I know that she had a local (expat American) older boyfriend. After I returned to the USA, she filed a criminal affidavit against me for rape and kidnapping (!!). I wouldn't have heard about it except that the old guy (who it turned out was really behind the whole thing) sent me a hostile email pointing out the same. I hired a lawyer on Mactan to run over to the courthouse and see if there was an action against me. Indeed there was. It took me 8 months and $3000 to get the charges dropped. What a ridiculous country!!!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

SERIOUSLY? Oh my god! Then let that be a warning to you guys - make sure the girl you’re chatting with has her CENOMAR, and you still must be very very careful!!!!!!! I’m so sorry, Patrick!

[@JohnSmith-dm1wo]

He said it was her boyfriend not husband. How would he know

[@ognano420]

Tell Grace she has a beautiful smile!

[@johneBGood]

Okay, so I am now no longer interested in the Philippines. Time for me to rethink the benefits of continuing to be single.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

But you HAVE to come! I was looking forward to meeting you 😆

[@GivingYouTruth]

I know what you mean John. Isn't it crazy? There is NO country in the world where you're safe from gynocentric, feminist laws that protect ONLY whhhaaaamennn and 3nslav3 men. I listed a few ways to protect yourself in my comments above. A few ways to protect yourself in the Philippines, don't give any money to a Filipina, or you can be charged with "financial abuse" and put in jail, if you break up with a girlfriend or wife. Unfortunately, this means NO long-term relationships and you'll have to continue to pump and dump. Also, make sure you record EVERYTHING, BOTH AUDIO AND VIDEO so she can't put you in jail for 30+ years for a false accusation. Isn't modern day feminism great? Smh.....

[@johneBGood]

@@TheFilipinaPea Thank you my friend, you are one awesome young lady and for you, I would come just to meet you and say HELLO. Too much drama for me to stay though, I have had enough drama to last 1,000 lifetimes and was looking for a place to finally just be me.

[@waterbug1135]

I agree if being with women is your only draw. I plan on moving to the Philippines but not really seeing the benefit of getting into a relationship. This is a worldwide problem for men. And BTW, staying single for a guy isn't much protection. You're certainly at risk just by dating. Not even talking to women, keeping a distance at all times is the least risky.

[@reyduck7742]

@@TheFilipinaPea Then I’ll come meet you 😂

[@alexandermayer2026]

Thank you. This post is probably the most vitally informative of any that you have done. It is also probably provides proof positive that foreigners should not have anything to do with the women of the Philippines, nor anything to do with integration into the society. "Sweet and gracious" women looking to find financial security with a foreigner can easily feel scorned; the jealousy already pointed out as a big problem among Filipinas can result easily in the women taking revenge without having any factual basis. Another country that is more trouble than could ever be imagined. Taking your girlfriend's daughter to the beach (stigma of pedophilia) and fencing your land to have a claim against squatters (private property rights clouded) are my two favorite reasons to stay away.

[@bobbruce4135]

There are tons of scams there. Every expat has blood chilling stories to tell. Myself included. They are ruthless. I liken the expats there to MacArthur returning after the slaughter at Corrigidor. A perverse game to see if the mouse can win against the cat. Some are true TradCucks, and slave away to support an extended Filipino family. The clever ones try to live-in only and do visa runs (now you know why) before the family extorts them for more money. A vasectomy is advisable as Pinay refuse birth control as they actually believe babies come from a God (I'm not making that up). Peace.

[@chrisbroussard4951]

@@bobbruce4135 I'm sure you know, for bible believing Christians, all life (babies) originates from God. Of course everyone understands biology is required.

[@rudolphbritzze6612]

Love the video. Very important insight to respect laws and the citizens of a country.

[@keithaspin5160]

What a truly illuminating video...knowledge is power......I for one have benefitted from your advice.......and now am engaged in constructive dialogue with my filipina friend who is an unmarried mother....

[@ericwofford1896]

Always budget money to grease palms if worse comes to worse.

[@mateor7302]

It's always cheapest to pay the first guy...

[@CaptainJackSparrow110]

Never display your wealth. If they see you have a lot of money, they will target you.

[@robertn2813]

OR , just don't be an asshole in someone else's country

[@tomtruther3874]

Or grease your a$$$$$

[@CIAG4PNP]

Like when you visit the zoo remember the sign do not feed to Animals ? Cheaper to have a Pinoy Lawyer on retainer! But if you go only bring what your willing to give away 🙈🤣

[@scottb646]

So I never have to worry about babysitting when my girl goes shopping? Yes thank you

[@Bereadyalways123]

Okay BIG tip guys. stay local in your Barangay parish, get to know the local police, in my cane just outside cebu city the police come around my house and eat and play on my play station somtimes 5 at a time, even I am back in the UK my mahal knows them all , I know some, there great, myself and my mahal are also patched up in a big MOTOR BIKE Filipino club, what I am trying to say keep in with the Filipinos, be humble and kind, do not back-chat them and shout etc, it is 100% who you know in the Philippines please trust me on this, do not take drugs there BIG mistake for you, do not drink and drive there, I say this again learn TAGLOG ..31 + years on and off in the Phils, so I know what I am saying..

[@rkatz0]

More excellent content! Thanks again!

[@senseofstile]

Thanks for the info. I would say the majority of foreigners living in the Philippines are with separated women. The part that needs to be explained is the prison sentence for that is 6 - 8 years.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

If the foreigner knows the situation, they could get in trouble, yes. If their girlfriend tells them she is legally single but she’s lying, they have a valid defense

[@bobbruce4135]

Who wants to sit around in jail for years? Chances are, the asawa and her ex who reported the foreigner just want the money and have the family "cop" bust them for a big-time scam. Many Pinay are pimped for a plethora of scams to bring big money to the family. Also, the foreign incels and TradCucks there are often dating single mothers... which means children are around.... more opportunities for false allegations and money. Go to Thailand. Relax and have fun.

[@kerrymurphy8311]

@@TheFilipinaPea WOW I AM NEVER GOING LOL. I CANCEL. LOL.

[@glenproctor1999]

You always look at really relevant issues and get the very best people to tell us about stuff! Thank you Pea!

[@samadiddle]

Wow! Great topics. Stuff I didn't think of after living in the Philippines for many years, thanks Pea.

[@tomiesto240]

I've been thinking about this for months now... Even if the borders were open, I couldn't be seen with my girlfriend in public for as long as people have to wear masks. She's 5'1", and security guards always ask her how old she is (she's 25).... WIth a mask on, she looks like a minor. She laughs about it, but I tell her all the time that I won't ever go out in public with her if she doesnt have her ID on her. I've literally lost sleep over 3 of the questions you asked in this video (all of the false accusation questions). I was under the impression that foreigners are autmatically guilty and can be left to rot in jail just because a Filipino said they did something. Thank you so much

[@bobbruce4135]

Yes, you will rot for any false allegation. That's why they do it any chance they can get. Go to expat groups (not necessarily Dumaguete) and hear the horror stories.

[@tomiesto240]

I'll check for a group in Bacolod, thanks for the advice

[@wernerschneider4460]

My wfe is 5'2" and I'm 6'2", but nobody ever thought her being something else but what she is, probably also because we're almost equal age - she's even 9 months older than me.

[@tommorrow7814]

I think you're kinda lucky she's 5'1", I like those tiny girls there and there are many of them that are 4'8", 4'9" tall, I would have to tell them to wear HIGH heels when we go out😆

[@lorcis1]

@@tommorrow7814 i have been chatting with a woman 22 years old that says she is 4' 5", i am 5'11, she is beautiful but maybe dangerous for me too, they might all think she is a child

[@cwill2000]

The Philippines is about to be alonely place.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It already is with these travel bans! 😔

[@michaeljohnbailey9719]

@@TheFilipinaPea perfect reply

[@jimle22]

For me, it is already a lonely place because of the unwanted China export and lockdowns.

[@bobbruce4135]

@@TheFilipinaPea I think cwill2000 was talking about the laws no foreigner would go along with.... better off in Thailand.

[@olyman63]

Great show Pea Thank you

[@liquidity0144]

Complicated subject and you two pulled if off beautifully.

[@leothelion4952]

Wow ! good interview Pea Attorney Graceland is so spot on with her knowledge and she is good looking too!

[@kylekadell1981]

Retiring in the Philippines with your Filipina wife is a wonderful dream in life; but your video almost shows more cons than pros to move to the Philippines.

[@michaeljohnbailey9719]

Tip of the iceberg

[@infiltr80r]

There's a few pros but many many many many more cons. The funny thing is that the pros are evident within a few months, the cons appears after many years once you learn how it is here.

[@redpillsatori3020]

@@infiltr80r ..took me a few months to a year fully notice the cons. Been here almost 3 years now. I’d say the biggest downside to living here is how most people you interact with here will try to get money out of you somehow

[@TheDocBranch]

Great heads up vid. Better to know the rules than to not. Ignorance is no defense. Especially when you don’t speak the language.

[@CIAG4PNP]

Do not retire there they will rob you of your retirement and you will return to USA with regrets ! There is a law for the Foreigner and a law for the locals! You only win if you have the right connections 💯 😉 👍

[@WhenTheManComesAround]

This video is absolutely worth a million dollars! I very much appreciate all the info in order to protect myself & follow the law when I visit. Many many thanks for taking the time & effort to make this 👍👍

[@racheysdad]

Definitely agree with not acting superior or being arrogant. Being respectful and considerate is a big deal in their society. Once was in the province hanging out with my wife's relatives at the front of their house when the local "gangster" showed up wanting to introduce himself to me. I had him sit down with us, we had a few shots of tequila, and chatted for about 30 min. And as he left, I gave him a bottle of tequila. He was so happy, he told me that if anyone around town gave me any trouble, to say that I know him personally....lol So for the price of a $10 bottle of tequila, I made a new "friend". Easier to catch more flies with honey!

[@timdrettwan2637]

Lol I don’t know if I now want to go to the Philippines. I might get sued. Lol

[@armyvet1423]

My ex wife (Filipina) told me one time if u don’t do what I tell you to do. I will hurt myself and tell the Police you did it and have you arrested. I immediately went to the Police Station and filed a Police Blotter. This was just the start of things. It got worse. I even complained of her abuse to me and her family trying to kill me. Which I was laughed at. I had to leave the Philippines from her abuse because my health go worse. I am currently still under medical care from her abuse and can no longer travel internationally because of my health. My mom died from her abuse too. Me and my ex wife were both the same religion and our local leaders even asked me to help as a local leader (which I did) But, fortunately I was volunteering with a Filipino Govt agency that kept me safe no matter what her lies were. So, be careful guys. My Govt former team members felt so bad. They spent time looking for a proper Filipina for me with a background check.

[@bobbruce4135]

Great post. I've seen tons of scams myself.. was nearly killed (for money) planned by a Filipina and her undisclosed lover. Don't trust any of them.

[@montrosewilliams3183]

Great Video. I still love it there.Nice and informative video,Pea and Attorney.

[@Santospur]

Been all over the Philippines, Manilla, Palawan to Boroci to name a few, on many occasions. Never seen or had any trouble. Great Country and people. Thanks Pea!

[@davidcastillo2838]

Hey brother in you're option is Palawan is it pollution free?

[@Flymike53]

Mind boggling laws wow! Thanks Gracie and Pea for bringing them to our attention. The last part was razor sharp 😂 I loved it!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Mike! I do love to do funny endings 😊

[@Gurkha9]

Some very interesting laws in the Philippines, especially the one about catching your spouse in the act of adultery and criminal exemption. Gracelyn's knowledge is always good to have on your channel.

[@randypotter204]

I heard about something they used to have in the U.S. that was called a "temporary insanity" defense. Not sure if it's true or not.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

She clarified things I certainly wasn’t aware of!

[@paulatudor691]

I take medication for epilepsy and have for over 40 years. No problems with it in many years now so that would stop me from visiting my friend?

[@goofyjohn6191]

In louisiana u.s.a. it called crime of passion and like the philippines no penalty for the killer.

[@michaellittlewood3032]

I learned something today. Thank you.

[@blocktech2788]

This is very eye-opening 👀

[@floydhill9265]

Whenever the cops show up, just begin a religious ceremony....noted!

[@richieredw2142]

You know, that's not entirely true, I remember when I was living in Manila, there was a case where a man from Panama who was in Ph learning harbour administration, he met a girl at a night club and they agreed to go back to his hotel, there was even evidence of both of them kissing in the elevator going up to his room. After a night together the man was awoken by the Police knocking at his room door and the girl from the night before was nowhere to be seen. The Police told the man he was accused of rape and took him to the station, where he was advised by the girl's lawyer that he was accused of rape and had to suffer the consequences. luckily for the man he had diplomatic immunity because he was working for the Panamanian Govt. and was released Even after he more or less proved that it was consuential sex, after negotiations with the relevant authorities, they told him he was now persona non grata and he had to leave the country. The true story is that the girl wanted to fleece the foreigner for money and was certainly working together with that lawyer, but she wound up getting nothing, but the man was falsely accused and had to leave, a sad state of affairs if you ask me. Yep foreigners need to be be careful and don't think it will be easy sailing with some of these women, another foreigner I know of was accused of breaking his promise to marry a girl he was dating casually. He was summoned to the barangay Capt where he had to pay the girl an undisclosed sum of cash. It seems that in Ph if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time meeting the wrong woman, you can end up in jail🤔🤔🤔

[@wetcrow_com]

Girls in the Philippines fall in love with men, very quickly, if not instantly. Filipinas that date a foreigner automatically assume you are their future husband. They rely on your promise to marry and provide support. Because most are poor, they are left in despair when you break up with them, so they react in kind. Don't promise the moon to any woman and be upfront with them. Above all, do not flash cash or take them on expensive dates. Last of all; do not have sex with them right away, until you see if it will work. Once you have sex with them; they take it as you are now their husband for life.

[@tommorrow7814]

That's why always keep a hidden CAMERA in the room for evidence😆

[@ActiveAussie2024]

@@bobbruce4135 I lived in Asia for quite a few years in several countries. IMO, now China and Philippines are to be avoided. Just too dangerous. Same with Thailand. It s really gone downhill and the Thais are very racist, the government especially hates foreigners.

[@kennethwood2193]

@@bobbruce4135 how did they try to kill you after the wedding reception?

[@alanschrader1999]

This information was really necessary. Thanks for the attorney visits.

[@hiredgun0551]

Very informative and the last five minutes had me falling out my chair!!! Thank you! I needed that!!! I've been talking to a lovely lady for about ten days, but if this turns into something really interesting, I think I may spring for a plane ticket and fly her to me. And IF that turns into something permanent then I will go there to visit with her as my tour guide.

[@leynight7534]

I've lived here in the Philippines five years and there is really nothing to worry about if your law abiding. And some of the laws they don't enforce. One thing that has really helped is having lots of contacts when you need help. I become good friends with the barangay captain and those working in the barangay hall. If I needed any documents they would quickly help me. Being friends with the guards at the bank and those working in the bank they won't let me stand in line to enter but tell me to come on in when they see me. If I need any medicines we have a friend who is a pharmacist we call and she quickly delivers whatever we need. If you are really nice, friendly and joking to Filipinos and make friends with them they will go out of their way to help you.

[@wetcrow_com]

Very true. Great advice, especially being friends with the Barangay Captain. I have found that I am never forced to stay in line, as well.

[@wernerschneider4460]

Great, but I would politely decline to be privileged and prefer to stand in line like any other.

[@infiltr80r]

Then you've not encountered the completely monstrous people that exist in the Philippines. You just got lucky.

[@sagm33]

That all sounds great, but... Isn't this some form of favoritism or corruption and only is based on your skin color and the friendship you are able to develop with authorities? So if another person is unable (for whatever reason) to forge these kind of friendships with them he/she is screwed. Am I exadurating here?

[@kurtsummer4695]

Was thinking of moving there. Now re-thinking this. Thank you!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahahaha No, it’s really quite fine and safe here 😊

[@kurtsummer4695]

​@@TheFilipinaPea No, seriously, in an earlier video you said it was common for Filipinas to lie about previous marriages and/or children, and that it is generally considered understandable in your culture. Now add the jealous ex (or formally, current) husband having the ability to either press charges against or even murder someone who does not even know he exists, with no penalty? That's not quite fine or safe.

[@kurtsummer4695]

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[@songjiang165]

Yes reconsider It's Asia's Mexico, but worse

[@micronotsoft6891]

@@songjiang165 how come PI is worse than Mexico ..cartels and crime are soaring Mexico than in PI .. you're exaggerated

[@rockstarM5542]

You are a sweet heart Pea and you are compassionate. You made me cry when you help that old lady 💝

[@thomasoleary5895]

Your videos with Attorney Gracelyn are always very informative. Thank you.

[@happyguy7836]

I hate to say it, but I grew up in rural ky...and alot of the laws you quoted were kind of unwritten laws. 1) If you cheat on your spouse..they might shoot you. 2) You take advantage of a woman sexually.. you will probably get the shit kicked out of you, or worse. years ago they might have "shotgun" weddings over this. 3) You never talk bad about a person or their family (doesn't matter if it's true) unless you are willing to take a punch in the mouth. The way the community veiwed you was very important back then...not so much today. Great video miss Pea. Enjoyed it very much.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Wow, I never knew it used to be like that in some other places in the west. Yes, that does all sound familiar

[@themacker894]

Yes, I'm in my early 50's and all the same were true in Texas. We called it a "knuckle sandwich." These days there are very few consequences for one's actions, especially conduct online, but increasingly more in person behavior as well. Strange world.

[@timhardman4764]

@@TheFilipinaPea Yes, there are still some pockets in the USA, mostly in back woods, lightly populated areas where people do not go outside of their immediate family area. These are referred to as tribal or clannish customs. Many of the Scotts (from Scotland) immigrated to the US and looked for remote places that are hard to get to in order to isolate themselves from the main population. They discouraged others from entering THEIR family area. They are suspicious of any outsiders, they have their own "family law" and customs as described above. They are mostly poorly educated with no interest in the "outside" world. These people were mostly found in areas of West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. For some interesting history look up Hatfield & McCoy Feud in Wikipedia.

[@jeffreyroot6300]

@@TheFilipinaPea sometimes it still does, crimes of passion happen. Several states have laws written around it , like a law in Texas about shooting a spouse caught in bed with someone else, but don’t shoot them both! A defense against manslaughter in Georgia called the Fighting Words defense, where if someone insulted you or your loved ones so badly you just had to hurt or kill them.

[@UrsulavonB]

You're 110% sure Paul?? Wasn't rape and incest very common in Ky?? You know, keeps the daughters from straying to far from the nest. Maybe I was being told stories by the residents around Owenton, Ky

[@Carnovach]

Dear Pea, In other countries like mine in Europe it is also that when you steal from a relation, you can end up in jail. Greetings Roelof.

[@hughestimothy047]

Wow 😳! Thanks Pea, for making sure us foreigners know this stuff! This doesn’t stop me from coming to the Philippines one day. It’s just now I know a bit better on do’s and don’ts from a legal aspect.

[@Jordy120]

Thanks Pea & Gracelyn. Great information. Congrats Pea, on reaching 30k subscribers...you're rocketing along!!

[@Allistertha53]

There are some simple things that I learned about the Philippines, and what foreigners(including westerners) aren't aware of in what they needs to know about the laws there. I heard that the police there in the Philippines aren't going to be sympathetic to you; esp. if you get in trouble. Plus, you have to pay your way out, because I also learnt that the justice system is slow in that country.

[@patjoe2903]

That's my experience. Once they see your a foreigner...it's your fault and the next sentence is about financial compensation.

[@michaeljohnbailey9719]

Slow???? Lol. Think of another word..

[@bobm7752]

Cute finish 🤗 .... OMG some very strange laws .... When I come to the Philippines I will leave my arrows home 😂😂😂😂

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Either that, or have it registered at the same time as your package Hahahahaha

[@CIAG4PNP]

When I was in the Philippines I concealed carried a colt1911 a1 45acp with a special permit. It is almost impossible for a Foreigner to own a Firearm there but with special connections come special permissions with proper paperwork! Honestly I would say if you do not have business there, friends or family do not travel there! It is very dangerous there and you can get in trouble for doing nothing! They do have corrupt LTO, PNP and other Government agencies they do extort money from Foreigner there! At the time I was living there I had Pinoy friends that looked after me and it was cheaper to travel to other parts of Asia and Middle East. I am retired now so I doubt I will ever return to Philippines!

[@scot909]

Great subject - thank you

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks JJ! 😊

[@movingontorealfreedom7305]

Great questions!

[@TomandAmyinthePI]

Good Video! The things that I hear from Expats living in the P.I. are if a foreigner gets into any kind of accident with a Filipino that it will be the foreigners fault no matter what- Also if a foreigner gets into a fight with a Filipino it will also be the Foreigners fault no matter who started it or who wins the fight. I think You tried asking Your Atty that question but She misunderstood because She connected it with Prejudice against Foreigners and that's not really what You meant I believe

[@infiltr80r]

It's not prejudice. There is money involved. The police and courts are not impartial.

[@JacksonBenete]

Unfortunately if you've born in the "wrong place", is very hard to start your life all over again somewhere else and be treated well like a local. I'm living in a neighbor country of my birth place right now and it's not so bad because I'm not very much different from them, but still you can see the prejudice. Now imagine if you want to live in Asia. I've heard from a lot of people that other countries are the same. E.g. Japan, no matter what happened, it's the Gaijin fault.

[@jamesaloyisius6210]

01:00 - I have to disagree here. In Manila and Subic, foreigners are often targeted by corrupt police who work in tandem with local girls of "low morals". During the Vietnam War, many of my Navy buddies would pass through those cities and, because of the huge U.S. ports, the locals had figured out how to relieve them of the cash that they saved up during their long deployments. I won't get into the details however, some of that culture still exists as some of the Filipino's and the many dirty cops understand how to optimize the practice of extorting money from foreigners. It still exists today and apparently these young, innocent ladies are unaware. If you want to avoid the many "shakedown" practices (and pickpocket experts) plan to stay out in the many beautiful province communities where you can enjoy the wonderful smiles and natural hospitality of the Filipino people :)

[@rolandolazar1]

Oh VERY IMPORTANT informations about this laws and all. Thank you so much

[@jeffgilmore8901]

Very interesting and entertaining too !! Keep producing great content Miss Pea!!

[@aicy5020]

An excellent topic Pea! You do come up with some exciting ones! Personally, my bad days are over, I am 61 and not very mobile so I would not too well in a fight. In terms of driving: I have driven n both the UK and USA for many years, but the thought of driving in the Philippines (especially in Manila) horrifies me! I was not aware of the economic abuse laws! I have learned something new; thank you. Living permanently in the Philippines is much more difficult than I thought. The lockdown problems in England UK and the subsequent banning of British in mania and cebu, has given me along time to think. The deal about an adult being with a minor scares me also because as you know its difficult for a guy who is older to tell the difference between a 17 and an 18-year-old Filipina. as you know many young Filipinas trick older men to come to the Filipinos with fake birth certificates. I myself was told on facebook a young lady told me she was 21, when I got there I found she was 17 and her parents blackmailed me to get money! Be careful guys the country is so corrupt its ridiculous! They will stab you in the back and do anything to con you out of money and Filipinas are known as the worst scammers in the world,. they are rated higher than Nigeria or Ghana! Although the Philippine Universities are very low standard, the women are intelligent con artists! (scammers). Incidentally, there is nothing new about scamming. In the UK and USA; we call it Grifting. there are two main types of scams; the short con and the long con. The long con usually involves several members and is very well planned out beforehand. An example of a short con would be a Filipina obtaining money from you by deception i.e for a vigil for a dead grandmother who has died many times lol! Or for school fees that do not exist. Hospital bills, along with fake pics of relatives in hospital beds. the list goes on and on. the sad thing is their parents coach them into doing it! Also don't think an older ofw is less likely " to take you to the cleaners"; my niece employed two Filipinas in her mansion to look after the kids. I won't point the finger but let us just say they were less than honest, although they are hard-workers.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yup, those are all very common, yes

[@bobbruce4135]

Excellent post. I too was the victim of the long-scam.. nearly killed so a Pinay and her undisclosed lover could both get green cards. There is nothing they will stop short of doing for money. If western incels and older guys could date Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese or any other women we would. Peace.

[@infiltr80r]

Someone said Philippines is an African country placed in Asia...

[@kevinbarry71]

Reckless driving? Is that even a crime here? Seems locals cannot be guilty of it

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I doubt anyone would get charged with reckless driving unless there was a horrible accident with an obvious cause

[@redpillsatori3020]

@@TheFilipinaPea ..or unless the driver was a foreigner

[@CIAG4PNP]

There are two laws one for Foreigner and a separate for Filipino !

[@CIAG4PNP]

@@TheFilipinaPea unless your friends with the LTO or the PNP you as a Foreigner will be liberated of your Peso, call it a Donation to your local corruption fund.

[@johnpick8336]

Thank you for posting !

[@josephthornton468]

Very informative and eye opening

[@Srichardson64]

If I do still come I'm going to stay on the land I lease and not go anywhere else ...the laws there are seriously scary

[@thefilipinojoe]

👍👍👍👍👍 5 thumbs up like 5 stars. This video is fun, very interesting, and informative about the LAWS in the Philippines. Highly recommend everyone watch!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much, Giorge 👍😊

[@thefilipinojoe]

@@TheFilipinaPea you're welcome 💕 keep up the great work!

[@bobinman2837]

Your channel is not only informative, but entertaining as well. Good content and variety of topics. Thanks.

[@faraz1206]

Good stuff 👏 👍...very informative

[@JNTimperley]

Always like it when you bring the attorney. Wonder if you happen to have met a financial planner accountant that would be good for cross border financial planning.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I havent met one - yet

[@944Ever]

As far as the subject goes for a married filipina being with a new guy, check the dating sites there are a ton of "separated" filipinas. Thanks for the heads up.

[@4jonand]

YES BEING WITH A MARRIED WOMEN IS DANGEROUS IN ANY COUNTRY. THXS for sharing

[@edbranch3239]

Very informative. You have very good videos.

[@robertlowe979]

Thanks for the information

[@bobjackson4720]

That is a whole lot of reasons to think twice about moving to the Philippines. I can understand why expats would be concerned about their legal status. On one of the matter raised, it's good to hear your traffic police don't target foreigners because they certainly do in Thailand, where expats are just regarded as a source of easy cash.

[@infiltr80r]

After many years, I would strongly advise against the Philippines. Ask yourself why even smart Filipinos are eager to leave the country, not always for money either. If it's so wonderful as many claim, why leave?

[@onumahobart8832]

Traffic police in Thailand love the foreigner's money just as much as they do the local's money. There is little to no discrimination.

[@the-based-jew6872]

@@onumahobart8832 foreigners have more money though.

[@kadachiman7234]

Annoying Laws - does that mean I can have my neighbors charged for singing karaoke at all hours of every day, and for neighbors that have noisy rosters...if so then they need to build more jails :-)

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahahaha You can sue, but first the dispute will try to be settled by the barangay Captain - and it WILL be settled 😊

[@CaptainJackSparrow110]

Leave the chicks out of this!

[@ricklyon97]

@@TheFilipinaPea a barking dog has more rights than a foriener.. i went threw the process with baranguy capt about barking dog next door,, i had many video of dog barking its head of day and night,, NON STOP.. the real estate agent even said the dog always barking... The official Reply in writing was;; that i was Lying and suffering from barking dog syndrome.. and that maybe i should move to the cemetary where it is quiet.. I had to move house..TRUE STORY Angeles city.. The Baranguy is NOT ment for forieners

[@paulcolbert8576]

@@TheFilipinaPea yes, but in whose favor? Could I pay for a favorable outcome?

[@jamesherring110]

Thanks for all the information.

[@haroonmarikar]

Really liked the lawyer . Very respectful and to the point and friendly . Good topic and thanks for the topic .

[@hikerinpam33]

Omgosh your lawyer is beautiful

[@davidkaiser810]

The ending to this video was brilliant!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much David! 😆

[@martindolan8554]

Aloha! Me again. THANK you for your videos.

[@harryspringfield8779]

Wow Pea! GOOD INFORMATION!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Harry!