MY HUNGARIAN PARENTS RETIRING IN THE PHILIPPINES! This Future Plan Is What Made Them Decide!

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Big news in the Philippines! We've been dreaming about the possibility for the longest time: what if my parents from Hungarian would move to the Philippines as well...? And finally they made a decision! We shared details and exciting future plans what motivated them in their decision to retire in the Philippines!
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Hi, I`m Susie! I`m originally from Hungary but I live in the beautiful Philippines with my husband, Jonathan.
We are sharing our daily life and adventures here focused on visiting and promoting the lesser known, less touristy (but equally beautiful) areas of the Philippines as well as sharing the beauty of life in the province!!
Thank you for joining us on our adventures!
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[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching Guys! 🥰 So happy we finally got to share the news and some details in our future plans! It's gonna be an exciting journey, can't wait to share more along the way!

[@jaygratil7792]

Please ask/inquire if foreigners who are retiring here can also avail of what the filipino retirees can get...

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It depends on the type of visa they'd get 😊​@@jaygratil7792

[@jaygratil7792]

@@SusieinthePhilippines thats good to know.

[@silentviewer4417]

Miss bring your family or parents here in the Philippines.filipino are friendly,hospitable,kind,warm,and welcoming people to the foreigners.don't abandon your parents.take care of your parents.adapt the Filipino culture.filipino culture don't abandon each other specially our parents.you take care of your parents.love your parents.if you abandon your parents.you go back to your country.sorry if my English is not good.

[@rv_PH]

Great to know, Susie (Hello to your mom and dad ü!) We have the SRRV (PHL's Special Resident Retiree’s Visa) which I'm sure you all have looked at or studied and would allow them to still continue a business, fly in and out/travel to our Sotheast Asian neighbors and beyond (Japan maybe; Australia, etc.), some incentives. Nueva Ecija would be a nice place, too, with tracts of land (and Jonathan's family nearby making you all really an extended family for once), but too inland for coconuts save for a few areas. Aurora province is develpoing but land may not be that available, not to mention that it's an east-facing location therefore glorious sunrises-lovely dawns from our seashore stay-but not enough of the sunsets). Depending on whether it will be uplandor flatland as well as the expanse, avocados and mangoes can thrive (more flatland) naturally, other endemic fruit trees as well as vegetables (eggplants, tomatoes, amplaya, upo and the like-easier to manage than onions, garlic, let's say; even rice. If spae allows it, have a small pond somewhere for fish (or hydroponics); fowl in some areas, both to harvest organiz fertilizers)… Exciting. The advantage to Europeans and westerners is how naturally you guys plan ahead. If global peace reigns for when the time comes your parents are set to come over, then is good for all of us. Otherwise, the PHL would be a safe haven, if you know what I mean ü

[@estelitamartin6793]

Yes, seniors are respected in the Philippines

[@juanlara3690]

Not only respected but always priority to all aspects..

[@nandorblue]

Hungarian here. Married to a Filipina, Ilongga from Bacolod. There are a few Hungarians living in the Philippines already however not that many. One of them is the owner of the Robison Crusoe Resort, Sipalay, Negros Occidental. I accidentally discovered when I visited the resort and found Hungarian food listed on the menu. What’s interesting is that some of the churches have Hungarian patron saints such as the Joro Cathedral in Iloilo, Panay: St Elizabeth of Hungary and also others. Good luck to your parents, wish them well. Hope they handle the culture shock well and will be able to adjust for the long term A legjobbakat !

[@juditalbert7178]

Tényleg mindenhol ott vagyunk ❤

[@chattcedric6321]

Hi Susie, it's nice to hear from your parents wanting to retire in the Philippines. So many Foreigners are already settled in the Philippines especially those who have Pilipino Relatives or In-Laws. Because Foreigners are not allowed to own a piece of Land, it's in our Philippine Constitution. Therefore, if ever you want to buy and own Lands, it'll be under the name of Jonathan being a Pilipino Citizen, afterall he's your Husband.

[@antoniorivera905]

2⁰⁰😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@juanitosanpedro4007]

Any foreigner spouse of a Filipino citizen can't become a landowner in the Philippines until the spouse becomes a Filipino citizen.

[@jansSundews]

To add the odds. There is no divorce in the Philippines. I meant for a lifetime. Btw, it's kinda hard to understand for the foreigners, but hey! Isn't it what really married is for? True love is a destiny we choose for a lifetime. I won't be easy ( speaking on my behalf as a married person for 31 years). But, when I look back in time? I can always say; that I finally found the one, out of billions.❤😊

[@sophielewistravelsandthing7104]

@@juanitosanpedro4007 the spouse eventually becomes a citizen.

[@truthhurtsalways4u]

Wow youre lecturing people whom you perceived as ignorant of phils law. Im pretty sure they have more knowledge than you. Its Filipino not Pilipino!

[@ernestodepaz2362]

That's a good decision for your parents, you're whole family will be together..

[@allanbalbuena6236]

I COULDN'T WAIT LITTLE SUSIE RUNNING AROUND,

[@alannavx]

Very heartwarming to know that all of you can be united. I hope everything will work out well for your parents.

[@asyongmatipid2]

Susie, you forgot to tell your Papa that foreigners cannot own land in the Philippines but I think they can lease land either for residential or farming purposes. But if it's under your husband's name it can be done or if you form a corporation where your husband owns 60% of the shares and 40% for them then that would also work. Other than that they can also buy and fully own a condo.

[@terancechin2611]

The property could be under Susie name since Susie is legally married to Jonathan.

[@jazzym.ganelo8808]

They can apply for dual citizenship but they need to stay in Philippines for at least 10 years almost like what Basel Manidil do.

[@starRN08]

Not necessarily! ​@@jazzym.ganelo8808

[@angmgakwentonichachasnarra7584]

WELCOME TO YOUR PARENTS SUSIE FOR CHOOSING THE PHILIPPINES AS THEIR RETIREMENT HOME AND COUNTRY ... THEY ARE NOT MISTAKEN, GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS TO YOUR FAMILY.

[@chrisalyst9867]

So nice if your parents can move and retire in the Philippines so that you can relax knowing they’re close to you. I can’t wait for them to be included on your vlogs in the near future!😊

[@marilousumo226]

Happy to hear that your parents love to retire here .. love it

[@Dodong23959]

Welcome po kayo sa pilipinas salamat at napili nio Ang pilipinas n dto tumira ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rodolfosoriano5960]

It's a big decision of your parent to retire in the Philippines...at least as family you will be together as you are only their child!

[@seimichaelmotocartips3052]

Wow.... drone shot

[@rlhouse3635]

That’s great news and how exciting! Wish your mom and dad the best. 🥰

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you so much!🥰

[@florentinojavieriii1868]

NICE TO SEE JONATHAN AND SUSIE AS COUPLE, GOOD TO HEAR THAT YOUR PARENTS PLANNING TO RETIRE IN THE PHILIPPINES JOINING THEIR DAUGHTER AND JONATHAN, GOOD LUCK

[@lermadonnachie735]

Good news! That's a big decision of your parents moving to the Philippines. It's nice to hear they'll be moving in with you and Jonathan and perhaps retire in the Philippines. I can't wait and am very excited for you (being an only) and your parents. May God bless you all. 🙏 ❤

[@Tom01973]

Wow,,so nice to know that Susie,,so that you will not missed them anymore..

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes I can't wait!!

[@richardjulian2996]

@@SusieinthePhilippines if you want we are selling our rice farm its 8 hectares its located at tagpos sta.rosa

[@qgan2948]

I’m impressed with your parents plan to retire early. Seems like your dad is an organized person. Good for them. I can’t more happier for you knowing that your parents will eventually join you.

[@switzerlandandthephilippines]

Wow, congrats to all of you! I am so happy to hear that 🥰 Greetings from Switzerland, Susanne

[@rexmascarina2169]

The vloger commenting to thế vloger 😁

[@switzerlandandthephilippines]

@@rexmascarina2169 Of course 😅 I also love to watch her and we are in the same situation, we both have Filipino husband. Who knows maybe we collaborate in the future 😉

[@pochdelprado7830]

I'm happy for you and your parents, Susie. Happy also for Jonathan and his family here because the family just got bigger.😊

[@angelotimonera7967]

Hi Susie, it's good you're telling your parents about how retiring in the Philippines is. Tell them about their health and the medical system in the Philippines is not the same as in other nations. They have a lot of health privileges there than the Philippines can offer. Better plan deeply I should say.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Unfortunately it's not necessarily true anymore. :( Public healthcare is not the same anymore back at home. When people have serious problems, private healthcare is the better option which can be extremely expensive.

[@elen6983]

When I saw the vlog's title, the dog came to mind first. I'm glad they'll bring the whole family here.

[@dorismay8383]

Wow! Am so super duper excited for them too.. 😊💞😊💖🥰 yay!🥰🥰🥰

[@bernadetteoneill7014]

That's wonderful to hear that your parents are thinking of retiring in the Phils, Susie. A big boost to you & yhe country. ❤

[@eldagasataya8907]

Happy to know that news.. They are very much welcome❤🎉

[@jesing5]

Happy to know that your parents are planning of retiring in the Philippines. Please have them consider everything before finalizing their decision. If it happens, I know it will make all of you happy.

[@user-xy8ol7sj8v]

I hope it's a smooth sailing for them to move to the Philippines. Philippines now has become a retirement heaven for the foreigners.

[@keymonkey1230]

you've given so much appreciation, love and service to this country. thank u Sussie in the Philippines! 😊

[@Aquarian888]

Oh wow Suzie. That is a wonderful news. Sure they will have a good life of their retirement in the Philippines. I can see you are ecstatic of the news from your parents. Take care you both!

[@fliesonthewall-avirtuosoparty]

Susie's cheerfulness anywhere they go despite the summer heat is very infectious. 🌞

[@riccatalan2761]

Great to know susie . soonest they will live here with you

[@estelitamartin6793]

Susie you made the duster looks beautiful

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha thank you 🤭

[@karemmusiclover5083]

Welcome to the Philippines guys!!! Enjoy staying👍💪

[@arnelsanjuan2310]

ITS GOOD TO HEAR THAT ON YOUR PARENTS TO BUY A FARM

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes can't wait, we're already looking! 😊

[@dextershaman7154]

​@@SusieinthePhilippinesthe best business is affordable rental apartments for students and workers, easy to manage, low maintenance ,or building dormitory near colleges. Farming is not really a passive income.just a back up income or pampalipas oras lng.

[@hotstuffbuy]

hi susie! I also live here in the north of Mindanao which you have not visited which can be considered the most peaceful place in the Philippines that is not affected by typhoons and the land here is cheap like coconut farming or rice farming. It's very interesting that you can visit someday

[@nordthernlights6559]

The only problem is that foreigners can not own land in the Philippines. Lease is possible, though.

[@mariobaldonado8445]

You're welcome here... Love the Philippines ♥️🇵🇭

[@ManuelYMadz]

Sussie your parents always welcome here..

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you 🥰

[@mittensrocky4690]

Can't wait to see them back and this time for good. Good Luck!

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

Thats a very good idea Susie and parents. Here we respect the elders, they will be taken cared of. You can get helpers for the house. They can do farming, travel and eat well. Plus when you have kids, they can enjoy playing with them...

[@modestoagbuya2159]

It would be great if your parents are retiring there in the Philippines with you. Wish them all the best. May the Lord God Jesus bless you all with love and abundance. Have a wonderful day to all of you.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you so much 😊

[@ugmangdamlag7328]

Amen👍❤️🙏

[@rishotniuqej8960]

Im glad that your parents choose to retire in the 🇵🇭

[@friedapplepie1872]

That's cool that they like Philippines. I just wanted to say that I visited Budapest, Hungary last year and OH MY GOSH!!!! I love it there. Your country is also so beautiful! I would love to visit again some time. Well enjoy Philippines! 😊💓

[@JimieTimawa-op3xm]

There are so many Foreigners retired in the Philippines. Like some Italian Nationals who are now in Visayas particularly in Bohol and Cebu, and some of them are Retired Policemen in Italy, now here in the Philippines having a small business using their Retirement Money and Pension. Do your business/investments in the Province, not in Metro Manila. Good Luck!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Definitely going to stay in the province just like us! Thank you 😊

[@ping9836]

The good parents will enjoy the beautiful sunrise and sunsets, fresh fruits and wide variety of vegetables as well as the beach and wonderful farm. The best place for retirement. Thank you 💖💖💖

[@ianrosano703]

Jo reggelt.im a filipino working here in Hungary..im happy to know there is a Hungarian planning to retire in Philippines

[@theodorelambert341]

I'm sure they will enjoy their retirement in the Philippines truly a Paradise country in Asia.

[@mariamagdalenaestuya8924]

we are glad to welcome them!

[@MegaVicoy]

if you are married to jonathan then it is possible you can acquire 1 hec farm in the philippines and live ever after in the paradise

[@antonioabaygar-qs9gp]

It's a good suggestion, if they're interested and fashionAte into Farming.

[@elediosable9562]

Happy for you and your parents Susie❤😊

[@vergeldeleon9224]

Wish your mom and dad a lot of sunshine! Happy farming!

[@planning-A1945]

Thumbs up ❤😁😍 when family get together and happy together in Philippines 😂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

So excited 😍

[@marioarocha8178]

It's heartwarming to be always connected with your parents Susie, God bless them

[@rachelletolentino7753]

Wow, nice to hear that your parents have considered retiring in the Philippines. Life here is is simple and best for old people. They will not miss home because Filipinos are known for being hospitable and kind to visitors.

[@bernardfederico2018]

I think Domaguete is one of the best retirement place for foreigners, there's a lot different nationalities and good business opportunities. Try to visit that island I'm not from there but as i have seen from many vloggers just like Finnsnow who already building his own house at the top of the hill

[@douie4529]

The mayor in Dumaguete is not welcoming. He will put grader and trailer in your path.The best and non crowded place is Iloilo. They are welcoming

[@HanzelGapayao]

: happy to hear the good news. Senior citizens being respected in the Philippines is part of our culture as Filipinos.

[@user-ob6gn5yb7p]

congrats and welcome!!! all of you sir and maam ingat po ❤❤❤

[@juliuspalamos7863]

Wow nice to hear that be safe happy and healthy

[@Angelwinggsaustralianpinay]

Wow nice to hear about your parents Suzie

[@SmilingBoxer-cp2ue]

It is good that your parents came here so they will feel the climate and view the environment before making final decisions to retire to the Philippines !

[@leomarlonestrada5954]

It would be AWESOME for your Parents to retire here. Make it so.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Working on it! 😊

[@mariettamarasigan3762]

Happy to hear the good news! It will make you even more happier with your parents around.

[@moniquechavez1911]

You are Most Welcome in the Philippines. We are glad to hear that you and ur parents will join u. You will be happy together, as one family.

[@YouWontBelieve_]

Mud Crab farming is booming over there. Your parents might be interested in that industry.

[@gloriafarmer6826]

To be near you! So happy for you.

[@elizabethjoytorres3662]

You are a good daughter for wanting to be with your parents.

[@SmilingBoxer-cp2ue]

Wow your parents are welcomed to the Philippines ! Enjoy your stay in the Philippines !

[@tinkerpertao8383]

Filipino diaspora. I do hope you have planned well, especially concerning your parents moving to PH. looking forward to watching your future video uploads. we are retiring soon to the Philippines. hope, we planned well too. wish you all success.

[@ericgmilan]

I'm very happy for you that that your parents plan to retire in the Philippines. 3 years is not that long to wait. I think they saw how happy you are and also the tropical weather, sceneries and fresh exotic fruits available in the Philippines. And as you mentioned, it's hard for them to be far from you since you're their only child. I wish and pray for their well being so they can retire in the Philippines. Who knows, maybe Fanni and Korin might decide to live there too. Take care guys and be safe always.

[@LoneWolf-oi4yx]

God bless your parents ate Susie. ❤❤❤

[@elmira6672]

Welcome to our new neighbors wish you all good life and happiness staying here.

[@manuelmelenciodegarriz669]

That's great! I believe that they will be perfectly well living in the Philippines 🇵🇭 since they've been here already and somehow have experienced Filipino culture and hospitality. Your parents are always welcome to retire here. 👍☺️🤗🥰❤ And yes, since you're already here Susie, having your parents here will complete you as a family with Jonathan! All the best to you all!

[@artandglo]

I think your parent plan to have a farm is more easy way and adaptable than other kind of businesses that are hard to manage and nature of products are not familiar and government policy and documentation is far more different from in europe.

[@jerryc8792]

So happy for you and your parents Susie! You are such a kind hearted person and you deserve all the happiness and goodness in the world. More blessings to you and your family! 🙂

[@Daven834]

It’s nice to hear that they’re considering Phils, as their retirement place for good.I hope Jonathan will take care of you and your family if ever. And to think that you’re the only child of your parents,the closer you get,the better for your family.Especially when you have your own children where they can be with them too. My husband ( spanish) & i ( i am a filipina)too are retiring soon ( in about 3 years)so ,we are planning to going back & forth here and there.😁

[@hildagaurino3505]

Hello❤ dear Ms. Susie🥰 Welcome to Ur dear parents who will be joining U here in our dear country🥰

[@AuntieDarling]

Filipinos are very respectful of their elders. Farming and growing your own food is easier in the Philippines because of the tropical weather and volcanic rich soil. Thanks for sharing

[@Hi-dTV]

It's nice you liked to wear the daster and not shy of it. Hoping your parents would enjoy it here. ❤

[@loveorangeToledotribe]

How sweet! I hope your parent will have a great retirement time in Philippines someday 😊

[@eduardosawal6685]

You're right, better they stay here with you as family. It's nice to hear that they choose philippines.

[@cristinapalisa4449]

This is my first time seeing your channel. I'm glad that you can speak our language :)

[@alkaizerplaza1342]

Kagandang Marites nmn nari! 😁

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Hahaha salamat po 😁

[@user-qo6tm4pl8z]

That’s great news- finally being complete in the Philippines! I hope that they find their happiness here too, as you did.

[@r_donor669]

Wow, congrats you parents decide to move here in the Philippines in the future

[@Yearofthedawn13]

I love wearing the daster! It is soooooo comfortable to wear. 😊

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Agreed I'm wearing it right now haha 😁

[@Yearofthedawn13]

@@SusieinthePhilippines, I have a cabinet full of daster. I wear it everyday.

[@rsontousidad100]

Philippines one of the best retirement place and is great to your parents since the weather is quite good and filipino is very respectful to elder treated like our parents..

[@jeniaduran7963]

Yes seniors got more benefits in the Philippines… nice to know you’re parents are planning to stay here as retirement place of choice. God bless both of them.

[@maritesidanas2452]

Wow that is wonderful knowing that your parents will retire in The Philipines.❤it will be so perfect for you.

[@rosefreddacup9309]

We're glad ypur parents want to come and live in the Philippines😊

[@meowtime1115]

That sounds nice. Yall be together now

[@tinomanlucu5209]

Your parents are most welcome here Ms. Susie.

[@ejnrose]

Im happy for you Susie and your husband to be able to live with your parent

[@ejnrose]

Let them feel living with you and Jonathan

[@Ophirian-kt8ep]

Good for your parents. Enjoy the last years of their lives😊

[@islandersglory7972]

So nice to heard that Susie your parents moving Philippine.. welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 Mabuhay ❤

[@GT-Oldschool]

Your parents seem very lovely like you. I hope everything works out very well for them and that you all get to live happily close to one another.

[@manuelpastrana7227]

Me and wife are moving there by May this year for good from good old USA .. We were both in mid seventy . We want to finish our golden years there . We are plan to apply for dual citizenship so that we don't need to renew our visa every month .

[@user-xx2km7yn9s]

Oh how wonderful it would be if your parents are coming to retire here jn the Philippines. That way, you will not feel homesick for them. I look forward to seeing you together happily. The Philippines is a beautiful country, it is like summer throughout the year. We have lots of sunshine which is good for health. Stay sweet my dear Susie with Jonathan. Love you both.

[@benjaminsales7220]

philippines is very sunny. good for seniors like your parents . they will live longer if they have vitamin d . good decision

[@VMAxxxo]

You are right, this is what I like about my country. Seniors receive VIP treatment everywhere they go, maybe because Filipinos are very close and respect their elderly family members. Plus moving here for good is stress free for future Russia and NATO conflict

[@antoniocoronel2430]

Your parents are. Very welvome here in the Philippines. We respect elderly people. We love them

[@walshmichaelalbor92]

They are Most welcome to Join us here in the Philippines ❤❤❤

[@diabloprimordial5735]

I have 50-53 years old Korean friend couples living here in the Philippines. Their daughter was married also to a Filipino, so they also moved and living here now in the Philippines. They bought 1 hectare of farm land for their selves and that farm is really abundant of healthy fruits and vegetables. They have lots of Papaya Tree, Banana Tree etc. They often shared their harvest fruits to my family especially because it's too much for them to consume it all😂. They said, we Filipinos are very lucky to live in a land which is easy to grow plants and raise poultry animals or pond fish (unlike in Korea there is a winter season, kinda hard for farming and not really good for old bodies.)😊

[@markallenarcano9439]

Present Miss Susie 🙋 Keep Safe

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you 🥰

[@jetd9716]

Happy for you and your family. Your parents will surely enjoy the weather here in their retirement years. Hungary can be brutally cold on the seniors.