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We asked people living in Philippines to list three things they wish they had brought and three they wish they had left behind. They responded...

"I wish I had brought more of my personal, carpenter and automotive type tools — and a second iPad. As far as items that we did not bring, there are really not any. We only brought our personal clothing, important papers and my wife's China sets. We found for us that it would be wiser to get all new household items when we arrived," explained one expat living in Isabel, Philippines.

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"When moving to the Philippines, it is important to pack light but be prepared for all kinds of weather. Clothes and other items such as beachwear and raincoats should be included, as temperatures can vary widely throughout the year. Additionally, due to the tropical climate of the Philippines, it is important to pack insect repellent and mosquito nets. Be sure to bring basic toiletries, sunscreen, and any medications that may be necessary while living in the Philippines. Electrical adaptors and converters will also be needed to use any electronic items brought with you, such as laptops or phones. Finally, basic kitchen supplies and cooking equipment will help ensure a smooth transition once the move is complete," said another expat in Philippines.

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