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Expat living in Davao: A topic that is always popular with foreigners looking to live in the Philippines is the island of Davao. Previously we have spoken about living in Davao City and briefly mentioned other areas outside the city, but what about living outside of Davao city as a foreigner full-time? Is it a good idea, and if so, what do you need to know?

Today we will explore several provinces across the Philippines and look into the benefits of living outside of Davao city in more detail. As an expat living in Davao (especially outside of Davao city), there are many things to discuss, so let’s first look at some vital information about life as an expat living in Davao.

Table Of Contents
Information For Expats Living In Davao
Costs Of Living Outside Of Davao City
Areas & Provinces Of Davao City
Best Places For Living Outside Of Davao City
Advice For Living Outside Of Davao As A Foreigner


Information For Expats Living In Davao
Davao city itself has been well spoken about previously by ourselves and news outlets over the last several years. Still, one of the reasons Davao has become well known is because the island has transformed rapidly. However, this transformation has not reached all areas of Davao. Thus, safety inside and outside of the city is a questionable subject.

At this current moment, some governments warn against traveling to particular parts of the Philippines. This is often due to terrorism and clashes between insurgent groups. For example, the UK government alerts the public to only travel unless it’s essential, but in addition, they advise against all travel to the south and west of Davao island. The US department of state has several valuable documents about living in Davao as an expat. Some of which include the safety and security of Davao. There have been nine documented cases of explosions and bombings over the last few years, many of which were located in Mindanao. The US department of state advises reconsidering travel to the Philippines at this current time due to the ongoing pandemic and safety concerns. A few months ago, the Taal volcano safety level was raised from level 2 to level 3. Ongoing developments are in progress. Davao is an active area for earthquakes, and typhoons are also common. Data suggest that there are around 20 recorded typhoons on average per year.

Costs Of Living Outside Of Davao City
Overall the cost of living is fantastic. If you look to save money living in the Philippines, you will find many opportunities outside Davao city. From my experience and cost of living, I found prices outside Davao city to be around 20% cheaper than the city.

Areas & Provinces Of Davao City Best Places For Living Outside Of Davao City

Advice For Living Outside Of Davao As A Foreigner
One piece of advice I would give for those living outside of Davao city, whether they are local Filipino or foreigners, is to avoid traveling solo unless you are confident that you will be safe at all times. There have been several reports of kidnappings happening across Davao of Filipinos and foreigners. Thus as there is safety in numbers, it’s recommended to avoid any solo travel. In addition, always let someone know where you are going, even if it’s a friend or a landlord.While traveling or living outside of Davao City, it is likely that you will be looked at from time to time. If you have ever wanted to feel like a celebrity, you will enjoy Davao; Ha-Ha! I’ve had times where people come to touch my skin and just come to talk and say hi….
Finally, the standard practices apply to living outside of Davao similar to the rest of the Philippines, such as; Don’t boast about your wealth, avoid addressing elderly locals by their first name, do not disrespect local customs or Filipinos, avoid staring or other aggressive body language and so on.

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