I'm going to work in Manila, Philippines soon. I want to ask you a few questions. Anyone who has lived in the Philippines please come in.

1: Google is used here. You can find the location of the embassy by downloading it directly. You can directly search for overseas taxis on Alipay. It will be very convenient if you settle with Alipay.

2. As long as you have the UnionPay logo on your bank card, you can directly take the local currency with the UnionPay ATM, and there is a Chinese page, and the exchange rate is settled in real time. About 1=7.3, a handling fee of 250 pesos is required for each withdrawal.

3. The transfer bank here is not restricted by IP. As long as there is a network, you can transfer money by entering your account password normally. It's true that the place where you live generally has internet, but the internet speed is slow. Wages can generally be paid directly by punching cards or in cash.

It is convenient to buy things here. There is SM, the largest shopping center in Asia. Are you still worried that you can't buy something suitable? The relative price is similar to that of Wanda in China, but the fruit and beef here are really cheap.

5. If you want to contact your family here, it is recommended to use the contact information of WeChat. Unicom's charging standard is 0.96 yuan a minute, and the traffic is1g. One day in 25 yuan. Refer to it in detail, or consult the carrier company yourself.

6. If you are here, it is recommended not to go out alone, especially where there are few people. Don't take the local white taxi. It's dark, don't squat on the toilet when you go to the toilet. Don't ask anything. I just got fined 5000. Nothing else. A considerable number of local people here are still very friendly to foreign tourists.

Finally, no matter where you are, please be a civilized China.

Finally, I attach some pictures taken here.

The last one contains the license plate. Interested friends can ask me for details, eh ~ ~ ~