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• September 17, 2011, ian writes: Does anyone know more about SRRV ? I wish to come April 2012 under this but its confusing since you have be in Philippines to finish application for this, so how you get in without it?
• September 18, 2011, Jan writes: Hi Ian, Did you check the SRRV website? check SRRV here That's the place to get the information.

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• April 14, 2010, JOAN writes: I almost read all your blog and I really enjoy reading it...and one more I love your cat,,grrrrrrrrrr...I wish I have cat also,but I have hard finding it coz my sister dont like cat and aside from that we have a limited space,,,..Instead of having cat my resort is watching videos of cats in Youtube.and it really amaze Me,,regards to your cat Emily,,hehehehe,,,you too also and to your lovely wife,,.God Bless.
• April 15, 2010, Jan writes: Hi Joan, Thanks for visiting my website. Emily and my wife are sending you their best wishes and are hoping that one day you will have your own cat.

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• August 9, 2009, rienus ernst writes: Jan Rienus here, I wish you a very happy stay here in the ph. from the Ernst family Rienus, Pat, Iris regards
• August 9, 2009, jan writes: thanks
• August 22, 2009, Alibre writes: It suits me.

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• October 11, 2010, Mark writes: Oh dear... I have 2 miniature Dachshunds that are my children... I guess I will have to suffer the onslaught of bureaucratic Filipinos to get my kids into the country...
• October 11, 2010, Jan writes: Mark, Thanks for visiting my website. If we had known before we would have taken an other flight. If the pets are flying the same plane as yourself, it is much easier and less hassle at the airport. So choose an airline who is willing to take your pets in the same flight as you are flying. Goodluck.

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• December 28, 2009, edith oducado writes: Hi, I want to ask if you can help me ship some things from the Philippines to the Netherlands. My dutch husband and I want to bring some of our things to the Netherlands and we don't know who to contact for this shipment. Thanks in advance .
• December 29, 2009, Jan writes: Hi Edith, Good that you find my website and check it out. As an answer on your question you may send a text to the balikbayan service in The Netherlands. They are also sending things to the Netherlands as far as I know. maybe they have some space. For just smaller items and single boxes you can also use Philippine Postal Services. Rob and Flora Schuyt Send your text to: 0031654320432 or 0031621449860 landline Netherlands: 0031332866126 or in the Philippines to: Cebu City: 032 4144995(fax) 032 4143284 or cell: 09272250172
• July 2, 2010, cathy writes: hi jan, we are moving to manila very soon, in fact we're packing up our house next week. a reputable moving company will be shipping our stuff but we just found out that since we are considered returning resident we are liable to pay for duties/tax on our shipment which is 50 percent of the assessed value (the value is dependent completely on the customs officials assessment and may not necessarily be the true value of the shipment!). knowing that a lot of our things have more sentimental value rather than monetary value i dread to think that i have to pay for them again when they are really old and well used... i have heard of situations where you can be exempted from paying the duties - do you have any advice on this? i have to say, that selling our things is out of the question as we don't have time to do that and we have a lot of furniture... i appreciate your help.
• May 11, 2011, Kathryn writes: Hello there, just stopped by doing some research for my site. Truly more information that you can imagine on the web. Not quite what i was looking for, but very nice site. Have a good day.

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