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RE: What It's Like Living in a Foreign Country
This post has been upvoted and resteemed. I started following you to see more of your work.
My aunt is from The Philippines, and taught me to make Pancit. It appears getting a passport in The Philippines is very difficult, as opposed to the process in the United States. I didn't have to do an interview like you speak about.
Hi @beemillz, thanks. We like pancit! And we have not had any since we went organic.
It is very difficult to get a passport in the Philippines especially if you don't have a birth certificate or your birth certificate has errors. I work a 40-hr week job help hubby with our 4 kids and looking for a passive income so I can quit my job - so my posts are few and maybe far between. Nonetheless, I'll do a post on how to get a passport in the US and Philippines.
The visa I applied for was a tourist visa and it required an interview.
oh, I don't know anything about tourist visas, so possibly I would have to complete an interview for those.