Pinoy Friendliest Countries

-
If you want to work abroad, or emigrate to another country, or even just tour places of other countries, there are countries who are considered Filipino friendly. Especially, if you are an OFW, better choose countries which are very Pinoy friendly. It's for your own good.

Her are the top 10 Pinoy friendliest countries according to "Ang Pinaka" - a list TV program shown on GMA NewsTV, channel 11 in Metro Manila. Factors that were considered are Pinoy population and programs or laws that protect the Filipinos, which is very, very important.
  1. United States of America with more than 2,271,000 Filipinos
  2. Canada with more than 369,000 Filipinos
  3. Australia with more than 211,000 Filipinos
  4. Japan with more that 83,000 Filipinos
  5. United Kingdom with more than 52,000 Filipinos
  6. Guam with more than 42,900 Filipinos
  7. Germany with more than 42,800 Filipinos
  8. Austria with more than 22,000 Filipinos
  9. New Zealand with more than 17,182 Filipinos
  10. Spain with more than 16,000 Filipinos
I lived in Canada for 4 months and have a number of friends and relatives who are now permanent resident of Canada. I can say that they are all satisfied living in Canada. There were a few I met who just couldn't be proud of being Filipino. That's sad!

Japan is the only Asian country that is considered Pinoy friendly. Though there are many Filipinos in Hongkong, Singapore, and the Middle East, what failed them to be in this list is the lack of program that protect the Filipinos and the exercise of cultures and expression of religious beliefs.

Despite what the history says about the Spanish era in the Philippines, our country is close to the heart of Spain. It's like a mother and daughter relationship. Note that the 3 countries that occupied the Philippines - USA, Japan, and Spain - are in the top Pinoy friendliest countries.
My portal to just about anything
Location: Philippines

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

I-Witness's "Minsan Sa Isang Taon" By Kara David

-
Image
A beautiful documentary that subliminally projects an irony of life. "Minsan Sa Isang Taon" (Once A Year), an I-Witness documentary (aired Oct 8, 2012, GMA Network) by Kara David, may look like a simple documentary but it's actually not. Its depth has significant meanings to convey. Minsan Sa Isang Taon  is about an abaca farmer who earns only a thousand pesos once a year from selling abaca fibers. It takes three abaca trees to produce a kilo of abaca fibers. It takes a year to accumulate 20 to 30 kilos of abaca fibers. If the farmer could harvest 25 kilos of abaca fibers a year, he would earn one thousand pesos at ₱40/kg. Little that the farmer knew that the few 100 bills that he had earned the whole year were made of abaca fiber. The Philippine money must be special considering what it is made of. Sad to say, money is a symbol of wealth enjoyed by a few. What is ironic is that the abaca that the Philippine money is made of mirrors Filipino poverty.  Hard work is the
Read more

Funniest Classic Pinoy Jokes That Won't Make You Laugh

-
Image
1 OMG Mother of a bishop: Alam mo, nang maging bishop ang anak ko, proud na proud ako tuwing tinatawag siyang "Your Excellency." Mother of a cardinal: Huwag ka! Nang maging cardinal ang anak ko, para akong nasa ulap kapag tinatawag siyang "Your Eminence." Mother of a model hunk: Kayo na ang mag-ako! Para akong nasa langit sa tuwing may nakakakita sa anak ko at napapasabing "Oh my god!" 2 Noah Picked a Wrong Couple After the flood, all the animals from Noah's ark went out in pair – one male, one female – to multiply and populate the earth. In one dark corner, Noah noticed two snakes lingering and cuddling. "Why are you still here?" Noah asked the snakes. "Go! Go out and multiply!" "We can't," said the snakes. "And why is that?" asked Noah. The snakes replied, "We're both male." 3 Wala Talaga Teacher: Iho, bakit ba laging sabug-sabog 'yang buhok mo? Wala ka b
Read more