START A BUSINESS AND STAY OUT OF JAIL IN THE PHILIPPINES

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  • Do you want to start a Business in the Philippines. Getting a SRRV if you have a Criminal Record. Don't Overstay Your Tourist Visa in the Philippines. Need Help Getting a Special Visa For Business or Retirement and moving to the Philippines HEIDI CAJES- C&G CONSULTING cgconsulting.ph/mike @WatchCaliforniaExpat @mikesphilippineretirement @Philippinelifewithjanet @DumagueteRentals #philippines #moneymatters #touristvisa
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:59 Any Immigrating changes
    02:00 Criminal Records! Can I still get a Visa
    07:58 Expats Looking for Work in the Philippines
    09:38 Business Visa
    10:10 Skills needed to get a Job in the Philippines
    11:50 Best Kind of Business to start
    15:41 Qualification for a Business Visa
    16:45 Rumors on Immigration Changes
    22:02 #1 Reason Expats Go to Jail in the Philippines
    24:10 Business Questions: Meet John
    26:28 Meet Heidi From C&G Consolation (Visa)
    27:54 Getting a Philippine Drivers License
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Komentáře • 115

  • @herbwitt7710
    @herbwitt7710 Před 14 dny +6

    Hi Mike and Janet ❤ Heidi is so knowledgeable and beautiful too. Thanks for the all the great information 😊

  • @ryno6101
    @ryno6101 Před 14 dny +7

    Hiedi is very well spoken and knowledgeable ❤

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +6

      that she is. Very Knowledgeable

    • @paulk8444
      @paulk8444 Před 14 dny +4

      Absolutely and I think she is worth every penny of the $25 consultation as we ALL have questions and need assistance in navigating the process in the Philippines as the whole point in coming is to make our life Easier and more peaceful

    • @Recon6
      @Recon6 Před 5 dny +1

      She talk like a white American no Filipina accent 🤣🤣🤣 lol

  • @stefanhorlacher1583
    @stefanhorlacher1583 Před 14 dny +3

    good video Mike - cannot saying it enough - do never ever overstay your visa ! thats #1

  • @RealGaryGibson
    @RealGaryGibson Před 13 dny

    Great info Mike, thanks!

  • @jsully4064
    @jsully4064 Před 14 dny +2

    Very interesting video. Lots of useful information. Thanks for posting, Mike...Jim

  • @jones4334
    @jones4334 Před 13 dny +10

    If you want to be a millionaire in the philippines, bring 2 million with you. 😂

  • @Charles-rd6ku
    @Charles-rd6ku Před 11 dny +1

    One problem here is that if anyone sees a business that's doing any good all the sudden within a 6 months still be 4 others to try doing the same thing and then they'll be 4 people competing for the same business. I'm in a small town in the province and we have four or five bakeries here it's ridiculous and two of them are the same chain so you buy a franchise and they put a competitor two blocks away! If you franchise you won't be guaranteed anything

  • @Recon6
    @Recon6 Před 5 dny +1

    Mike both of you are a nice couple 👍🏼 thanks for videos 😊

  • @paulk8444
    @paulk8444 Před 14 dny +3

    Some of your recent videos are Super informative as Businessman like myself retiring early in the Philippines are not yet or wanting to just sit on a beach so we still want to do something. I will be transitioning to living in Philippines and visiting the USA for business verses last year spent 2/3 time in USA and spending time in Philippines deciding where and what i like so i could settle in easier. So in 2 weeks I will be living in Dumaguete and visiting lots of friends in Cebu area.

  • @lazylarrylee2421
    @lazylarrylee2421 Před 6 dny

    Mike, another great informational video.

  • @jerrystanley6820
    @jerrystanley6820 Před 14 dny +2

    good video Mike headed back to Gmall today Cebu ARC and extension wanna look into military SRRV but decided to slow down paper work will be awful and time consuming

  • @donaldgarrett6577
    @donaldgarrett6577 Před 11 dny +1

    I contacted PRA and told them of my DUI Felony 10 yrs ago and my rehabilitation, volunteer at church , AA and dance lessons . No tickets and sober 10 yrs . PRA sent me a email no background check for 70 + yr. old people. Hope that helps , God Bless

  • @Charles-rd6ku
    @Charles-rd6ku Před 11 dny

    I've been here for a little over 2 years i'm 68 years old i've never been in the immigration office more than 15 minutes. And i go either at 9:00 in the morning or i've been there at 1:00 in the afternoon. Doesn't matter when you go if you're going to a good office

  • @MrJoe1199
    @MrJoe1199 Před 14 dny +3

    For Heidi and John -- there's a process of the FBI called "Live Scan", in the USA. Is this document acceptable for SRRV background check? Thanks!

  • @josepanicucci8591
    @josepanicucci8591 Před 14 dny +3

    PH is heaven on earth for rich Filipinos only & not for foreigners to invest & settle foreigners in PH can't own properties full business ownership have very limited rights & many are deported foreigners can be naturalized PH citizens if born & raised in PH like the prominent Spanish Ayala family which is not the case of newcomers

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +3

      ok. your wrong on a few counts but thank for sharing

    • @josepanicucci8591
      @josepanicucci8591 Před 13 dny +1

      @@mikesphilippineretirement Where am I wrong? If you don't fully believe the facts I've stated about PH you can ask the Bureau of Immigration about it or a PH lawyer don't fully rely on what your Filipina partner says about it

    • @rustynail3630
      @rustynail3630 Před 12 dny

      @@josepanicucci8591 Good feedback.

  • @andreloudon8934
    @andreloudon8934 Před 10 dny +1

    Is that what happened to the World Zoom guy. He was applying for a visa, then he disappeared into the Philippine gulag, perhaps for years.

  • @richardshupe1737
    @richardshupe1737 Před 13 dny +1

    Your guest left something out regarding the srrv visa if youre over 70 you dont need a backround check..

  • @davidkern8954
    @davidkern8954 Před 14 dny +3

    I mean… every expat should have at least 3 felony convictions just to consider relocating to the islands…😊

    • @paulk8444
      @paulk8444 Před 14 dny +2

      Very funny where I am 61 and haven't even had a parking ticket since i was 21 when i became an adult. So some of Don't go to Philippines for shady things which are actually easier to do in USA according to my friends in low places

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +1

      come to the Philippines as a good man with a good heart and enjoy life

  • @rustynail3630
    @rustynail3630 Před 12 dny

    I had 2 jaywalking tickets in L.A. 40 years ago. Am I ok?
    Actually I almost went to jail for one of them. It was a long block in Encino and I had a heavy sample bag so I hurried across the street and got almost to the other side of the street and seen the police car parked down the street. I glanced and seen the cop opening his door. I hurried into the building and was going to take the elevator but I decided to wait. Sure enough the cops came into the lobby a few seconds later. The one cop said you were lucky you stopped or you would be spending the night in jail. It was a $10 ticket.

  • @Charles-rd6ku
    @Charles-rd6ku Před 11 dny +1

    A question please for somebody? I need to do my visa reup 2 year trip to a foreign country soon any recommendations on whose cheap for a 2-day trip! I was thinking a thailand but uh i would spend too much money and something that i really don't want to do too much of anymore! Haha it's very expensive over there

  • @wesgraham2262
    @wesgraham2262 Před 13 dny +3

    Am I just out of luck? . I’ve been living in SE Asia for 2 1/2 years now. Am I supposed to go to the expense of going back to the US just to get that background check and then return?

  • @ryno6101
    @ryno6101 Před 14 dny +4

    When the Dead Sea was just sick 😂😂😂 I’m 71 ❤

  • @BelusTraveller
    @BelusTraveller Před 13 dny

    😊

  • @dr.richmann4477
    @dr.richmann4477 Před 13 dny +1

    11:50 mark. Anyone opening a Sari Sari Store might become Sorry Sorry.
    Good advice about opening high end places.

  • @russellsenior5687
    @russellsenior5687 Před 14 dny +3

    Ok in manilla

  • @kennyl.TheSilverJewelryGuy

    Should I report a DUI I got in Florida 31 years ago if Iam filing for a 13a visa

    • @davidkern8954
      @davidkern8954 Před 14 dny +2

      Report everything that you didn’t get convicted for! Everything!

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +2

      on the app if they ask. But many times they just get a Police background report and use that

    • @jacked6
      @jacked6 Před 13 dny

      You report everything 3 years, or 30 years ago. It's with you for life.

  • @richardhogeland8597
    @richardhogeland8597 Před 13 dny

    What happened to recent video, removed, you were saying news about janet channel

  • @Milliondollarbitcoin7
    @Milliondollarbitcoin7 Před 14 dny +7

    You know some Americans come here to change their life, and that include people who are felons especially when their records follow them for life, in america felons are discriminated against and some don't have options anymore, no mater when the person was convicted. EVERYONE should have a second chance. No matter your status of your life.

  • @danielcox1537
    @danielcox1537 Před 10 dny +1

    Hi, Domestic Battery misdemeanor. Is this forgivable?

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 10 dny +1

      don't hit your wife... i do not know

    • @danielcox1537
      @danielcox1537 Před 10 dny +1

      @@mikesphilippineretirement unfortunately, I didn’t have the opportunity to defend myself in court. It’s more of a railroading with no one asking for my side of the story. Because of this false allegation I don’t have anything to do with American women. I had texts and pictures to prove my innocence however my lawyer said the jury will 99% side with the accuser especially if she cry’s. Thank you for your response.

  • @williampounds9180
    @williampounds9180 Před 11 dny

    Appears they are trying to get more money out of foreigners slowly... Alot of hassle.

  • @nsxfever9513
    @nsxfever9513 Před 13 dny +2

    Can your Philippine wife run a business in the Philippines if the foreign husband is not involved and is there on a tourist visa?

  • @andrewclark235
    @andrewclark235 Před 13 dny +1

    do retired military need to get a back round check too?

  • @ivoted7199
    @ivoted7199 Před 14 dny +3

    Marry me Heidi. I have no criminal record. 👍

  • @JenGioPhilippineJourney
    @JenGioPhilippineJourney Před 14 dny +2

    Can't the U.S. Embassy here in Manila Apostille any of our documents?

    • @jsully4064
      @jsully4064 Před 14 dny +3

      If the documents are from the US, no. Only the secretary of the state the documents are from (say a local court filing) can authenticate the notary who notarized the documents. No one in Manilla can authenticate the notary from the states. Its just not set up that way to be done. If its a federal document from the US, maybe, but most birth certificates, divorce judgements etc are from the states not the federal government.

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +2

      Good answer Jim. Thanks

    • @JenGioPhilippineJourney
      @JenGioPhilippineJourney Před 14 dny

      @jsully4064 so then A DD214 is federal document of military service so the U.S. Embassy here could Apostille it in Manila since I sent the document twice to Washington DC and they kept the money but kept giving excuses that it needed this seal of authocation.. or this one . Even thou I got the document from National Archives Center in Missouri where our military records are kept

    • @jsully4064
      @jsully4064 Před 13 dny +1

      @@JenGioPhilippineJourney That does sound like a federal document and am not sure how you would get that apostilled. If you are in the Philippines would check with someone like JRC (think thats right) and find out from them how to do that. They are very helpful with visas and may know the answer as they deal with the SRRV all the time.

    • @jsully4064
      @jsully4064 Před 13 dny +1

      @@JenGioPhilippineJourney Actually the seal of authentication could be a notary seal. The DD214 might need to be notarized somehow and the apostille certificate is to verify the validity of the notary. Am not sure how to notarize the DD214 so it may be better to ask someone with firsthand knowledge of how that document can be apostilled.

  • @jamesalan1354
    @jamesalan1354 Před 14 dny +2

    What about the people who have there records sealed

  • @russellsenior5687
    @russellsenior5687 Před 14 dny +2

    So what happens?

  • @nobudgetcharlie7753
    @nobudgetcharlie7753 Před 14 dny +7

    John can't pay his visa fees, and has to get Heidi to fix it for him. But, now he charges a 100 dollar consultation fee on how to start a business in the Philippines. 😂 Seriously, no on should be taking advice from someone that can't take care of their own business.

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +2

      you should be no fun Charlie or cheap Charlie. Can not tell it was a joke. Come on you're better than that

    • @wanderingdoc5075
      @wanderingdoc5075 Před 13 dny +2

      OP has a solid point though 😂

    • @user-hj1on4ze4d
      @user-hj1on4ze4d Před 13 dny +2

      Joke? What joke. OP has a point.

    • @RipperJack-uf5it
      @RipperJack-uf5it Před 12 dny +3

      I agree with Charlie. If dude can't do something as simple as, keep his visa status up to date, why would I take his advice about opening a business in the Philippines.

  • @BelusTraveller
    @BelusTraveller Před 13 dny

    There is no way I would start a Business here,
    I have seen so many stoled blind, Fail, even blackmail. No way!!!!
    Just be happy spending your money here, Don’t try to get rich here lol,
    Leave that to other country’s, Spend here only!!

  • @danluzurriaga6035
    @danluzurriaga6035 Před 14 dny +2

    Rather flippant humor about police reports messing up SRRV. Very funny hahahaha. Actually, a speeding ticket 15 miles over the limit is considered a felony in some states so, will the clerk at BI approving think she is empowered enough to overlook a felony conviction, even for speeding? You make fun of people worrying about speeding tickets, but your experience base is not large enough for you to realize that even speeding will at least delay your application if it is a felony, even if the report states a misdemeanor pled down from a felony. And maybe you are right if you say BI will eventually rule in his favor but after how many months appealing and waiting for their decision?

  • @GringoFilipino
    @GringoFilipino Před 14 dny +2

    They paying interest on that bank deposit yet? 😂

  • @Gary-lj7pi
    @Gary-lj7pi Před 13 dny +3

    There is a big reason why it's so easy to get a felon charge in the U.S. .. The perfect citizen , can't vote possess a firearm and can't leave the U.S.

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 13 dny +1

      they can get a passport and travel. Why do you think they can not leave the country?

    • @jones4334
      @jones4334 Před 13 dny +1

      If that's true about being a felony, how did Paul of World Zoom come to the Philippines?

  • @russellsenior5687
    @russellsenior5687 Před 14 dny +2

    Not in province

  • @mingzhumassage7646
    @mingzhumassage7646 Před 14 dny +2

    What a stupid question about opening sari sari store.
    There is no money to make and a boring job.

  • @danluzurriaga6035
    @danluzurriaga6035 Před 13 dny

    By the way, you say that srrv requires an interpol police clearance; i never heard of THAT before so I looked it up and found that this is highly irregular. No such thing! SORRY.
    Interpol Clearance
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    The term ‘INTERPOL Clearance‘ is frequently used but misleading. INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization, aids police cooperation among its 194 member countries but does not provide a service named ‘INTERPOL Clearance.’ This clarification is vital for accurately understanding INTERPOL-related matters.
    Central to this misunderstanding is the concept of INTERPOL’s Red Notices. A Red Notice is a request to locate and provisionally arrest an individual pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action. It’s based on a valid national arrest warrant and is issued at the request of a member country. While widely recognized, it’s crucial to note that a Red Notice is not an international arrest warrant, and INTERPOL itself does not have the authority to compel any member country to arrest the individual who is the subject of a Red Notice.
    Interpol clearance is a process by which Interpol notifies its member countries that an individual is wanted for extradition. The Interpol Red Notice is the basis for Interpol clearance. It contains information about the crimes an individual is accused of, as well as his or her last known whereabouts. Interpol member countries are required to extradite individuals who are subject to Interpol Red Notices. In order to get Interpol clearance, an individual must first be placed on an Interpol Red Notice. This can be done by Interpol itself, or by a member country that has issued an extradition request, but it’s vital to consult with extradition lawyers about how can you avoid extradition. Once an individual is placed on an Interpol Red Notice, he or she will be subject to Interpol clearance.
    How to Get an Interpol Background Check
    Obtaining an INTERPOL background check is not as straightforward as one might think. In fact, INTERPOL, as an international organization, does not generally provide individual criminal record checks or ‘background checks’ directly to individuals. The main reason behind this is the nature of INTERPOL’s operations and the structure of international law enforcement cooperation. INTERPOL’s primary role is to assist national law enforcement agencies by providing a platform for them to share and access data on crimes and criminals.
    If you need a background check for employment or visa purposes, it’s usually done by local or national law enforcement agencies, not directly by INTERPOL. These authorities can access INTERPOL’s databases for their investigations and include findings in their reports. The process for these checks varies by country.
    Individuals generally cannot request an INTERPOL background check directly due to several reasons. First, INTERPOL primarily supports member countries’ law enforcement agencies, not individuals. Second, data privacy laws limit access to such information. Finally, while INTERPOL has databases on criminal activities, these are provided by and shared with member countries’ law enforcement and are subject to restrictions. Therefore, private individuals typically cannot access this

  • @FoundingYouTuber-2005
    @FoundingYouTuber-2005 Před 14 dny +3

    I am a 25-year federal court trial lawyer, here in the US. I'm moving to the Philippines to open a law firm, and I'm going to charge US $600 HOURLY for my services.
    I'm gonna be so rich I'll have money to burn.
    YEE HAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @mikesphilippineretirement
      @mikesphilippineretirement  Před 14 dny +2

      I can see it now another broke expat in the Philippines

    • @FoundingYouTuber-2005
      @FoundingYouTuber-2005 Před 13 dny +2

      @@mikesphilippineretirement No way, I am going to need police outside to control the loooooooooooooooog line that will form around the block, Filipinos praying that they get in to see me.

  • @RealGaryGibson
    @RealGaryGibson Před 13 dny

    Great info Mike, thanks!