Frequently Asked Questions

Best Beaches in Philippines

The Philippines boasts numerous stunning beaches, with Boracay, Alona Beach, and Entalula Beach consistently ranking high

History of The Philippines

The history of the Philippines spans from the arrival of the first inhabitants around 30,000 years ago to its modern status as an independent republic.

How to Send Money to Philippines?

To send money to the Philippines, you have several options, including online remittance services, traditional bank transfers, and mobile wallets.

Is Filipino Pacific Islander?

The Philippines is an archipelago in the western Pacific Ocean, and historically, Filipinos were referred to as "orphans of the Pacific" by early American visitors. 

Filipino New Year Traditions

Filipino New Year traditions are a vibrant blend of superstitions and celebrations aimed at attracting good luck and prosperity. These traditions often involve special foods, attire, and activities, particularly on New Year’s Eve.  Key Filipino New Year Traditions:

Average Salary in Philippines

The average annual salary in the Philippines is roughly $4,068 (approximately 221,076 Philippine pesos), based on a 2022 survey by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

Do Philippines Speak Spanish?

While Spanish isn't the primary language in the Philippines, it's not entirely unheard of. There are a small number of Filipinos who speak Spanish.

Things to Do in The Philippines

hiking and exploring the Banaue Rice Terraces, taking a boat tour through the Palawan Underground River, or snorkeling and diving in El Nido

How Many Islands in The Philippines?

The Philippines is an archipelago composed of approximately 7,641 islands. While the exact number is debated, it's widely accepted to be around 7,641. 

Cost of Living in Philippines

A single person can live comfortably on around ₱31,770 per month (excluding rent). For a family of four, the monthly expenses can be around ₱109,770, also excluding rent. 

I Love You in Philippines

In Filipino (Tagalog), "I love you" is most commonly expressed as "Mahal kita". Other ways to say it include "Ibig ka ko" or "Mahal ka". 

How to Say “Hello” in Filipino?

In Tagalog, "hello" can be expressed as Kumusta (pronounced koo-MOOS-tah). It literally means "how are you?" but it functions as a general greeting like "hello"