Most people who read this site are in a relationship or a marriage with somebody from the Philippines. Myself, for instance, I have been married to a Filipina for nearly 26 years! My wife is Feyma, and we married in 1990 in General Santos City. A big concern for a couple like us, or most […]
Important Articles about Dual Citizenship
These articles constitute the core of Philippine Dual Citizenship. If you have questions about Dual Citizenship, it is likely that the answers you are looking for lie in these articles and in the comments at the bottom of the articles. Read these articles first, because it is highly likely that your answers are waiting for you in these articles!
Do you have to renounce your citizenship? If you are a foreigner and want to become a Dual Citizen in the Philippines, this article will tell you why that may not be possible.
Dual Citizenship for Kids If you have a child who is a Dual Citizen you probably have questions. How long can your child stay in the Philippines? Is your child overstaying and will he/she owe money for Visa fees or penalties? What about how to get dual citizenship for your child? It is all explained in this article, so have a look!
Q&A About Dual Citizenship If you have other questions about Dual Citizenship, read this informative Question and Answer article! It might have the answer that you were wondering about!
Exit Procedure for Dual Citizens Are you a Dual Citizen? Getting ready to leave the Philippines? Are you worried that there will be hassles at the airport because you have been in the Philippines a long time? Maybe you don't have a Philippine Passport and are worried about leaving the country without one. If any of these concerns are on your mind, read this article, it will tell you just what you need to know!
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Si Feyma sa Coffee Club 101 sa GenSan. Gwapa sya kaayo![/caption]
My Dual Citizenship Status Read one person's journey toward becoming a Dual Citizen. She tells about the hoops that you might have to jump through, the hassles along the way, and the ultimate success that she achieved in the process.
For more articles about Dual Citizenship in the Philippines, read the archive below.
Passport Issues
Lica sent in a note with passport questions. Here is Lica’s e-mail: Hello sir bob. Ill be going home this September. Im a dual citizen, US and Philippine, I have my US passport and my old Phil.passport but it is still valid. My question is, do I need a visa to go home to the […]
Do I Need a Visa to go to the Philippines?
We got a question from Lica today, Here’s what Lica had to say: Hello Bob, do I still have to have a visa for me to go to the Philippines? Im a dual citizen(US/Philippine). Here’s what Bob had to say: Hi Lica – Really, there is no need at all for a visa. Even just using […]
If I’m a Dual Citizen, Can I Leave the Country Without Any Problems?
We got a question from Airhee today, Here’s what Airhee had to say: Hi Bob, I saw that you were helping all these people out with their questions and I was hoping you could help me with mine as well. I came here to the Philippines around Jan 2010 because I wanted to start my […]
Citizenship and Passports
Today, I got a note in my e-mail from Dennis. Dennis is in the United Kingdom. Here is what Dennis had to say: I am married to a Filipino,we have six girls aged between two and twenty two, all British, Please could you tell me if they all qualify for citizenship in the Philippines,and can […]
2017 Update: Can I Get a One Way Ticket and Stay in the Philippines for 4 Years?
We got a question from Mary Anne today, Here’s what Mary Anne had to say: Hi bob, I have few question . I am born in the Philippines and came here in the us and became a US citizen. I want to study in the Philippines for more than 4 years. Is there any problem […]
I became a citizen of the US and Canada
We got a question from Sarah today, Here’s what Sarah had to say: Hello, I was born and raise in the Philippines and left back in 1986 since then I have acquired two citezenship from us and Canada. My husband and I who is a Canadian citizen are planning on coming back to the Philippines […]