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Whether one lives in Dumaguete or is a visitor to the City of Gentle People, there are always a lot of tasks which become much easier if one has a guideline or an idea how to get stuff done a little bit quicker.

One perfect example which annoys expats and locals is paying any bill. Internet-banking is generally under-developed in many ways making online banking to an adventure which costs time and nerves. Paying the electric bill online is not possible at all. Whenever you enter the NORECO II “Holy-Halls” bring a pillow and a lot of time. There is no much difference to any place for paying bills with cash, the water-district being the exception.

The dumaguete.com – team tries to shine a light on different issues and with their experience over many years might be helpful for some of our valuable site-visitors. No matter if it is about paying bills, understanding the trike-fares or extending temporary visitor VISA.

Tricycles - Rules & Rates

Tricycles, Pedicabs, or simply Trikes are the most common form of public transportation in Dumaguete. Dumaguete is “blessed” with 2500 registered tricycles, they play an important part of part in public transportation and are also a big part of the typical street-scenes in Dumaguete. When it comes to payment, we Dumagueteños have no problem to get normal rates. Foreign tourists, who visit only for a few days or weeks and stay at a resort in Dauin, don’t mind paying one dollar or two for a short ride within Dumaguete. A problem occurs when the “trike-mafia” targets the “long-noses”.-read more–

Emercency Numbers

Emergency numbers, contacts of hospitals or police hotlines are some data everybody should have, but hopefully never needs. The landlines and cell numbers below were all up-to-date in July 2014. We will take no responsibility for their correctness after this date. –read more–

Electric Bill Payment - NORECO II

Everybody knows that paying the electric bill at NORECO II can be pretty bad, with falling in line for hours. While Noreco II already offered the options to pay at several Banks in Dumaguete, they now extended the payment options.  NORECO II has linked up with BPI Globe BanKO for bill payment. The Dumaguete branch of BPI Globe BanKO and its outlets in Negros Oriental are now accepting payment of electric bills. Online payment via an app is also available! – read more –

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