CAN A FORMER FILIPINO SETTLE OR RETIRE IN THE PHILIPPINES W/O BECOMING A PHILIPPINE DUAL CITIZEN?

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Section 13(g) of Philippine Immigration Act, as amended by RA 4376 now states:

"(g) A natural born citizen of the Philippines, who has been naturalized in a foreign country, and is returning to the Philippines for permanent residence, including his spouse and minor unmarried children, shall be considered a non-quota, immigrant for purpose of entering the Philippine."

According to the Bureau of Immigration, the applicant should be:

• Previously a natural-born citizen of the Philippines;
• A naturalized citizen of a foreign country;
• Intends to return to the Philippines for permanent residence.

Requirements and Process for Application for 13 (g) visa, visit the website of the Philippine Bureau of Immigration by clicking on any of the link below:

Or you may visit any following websites of the Philippine Embassy/Consular Offices:

[MH-cpyr]

Maraming salamat po. Sa wakas nasagot na rin ang mtgal knang ktanungan. Mabuhay po kayo!

[HAMBURGER-sl]

thank you very much for clear concise explanation on this matter. Keep rockin.

[llewelyncarpio]

I am a dual Citizen, and I am enjoying the " Best of both worlds "

[Reggaehappy]

Living in the Philippines is a blessing, Good health to all

[kennethdecker]

It’s been 8 yrs. But am not ready yet to be a dual citizen

[paingk]

Thank you for sharing your subscribers rules, regulations, laws, process on how-to’s regarding Philippine immigration.

[marybuhiaplayda]

Very helpful this topic
Thank you Atty.
Mabuhay ka ! At God bless ❤

[賴愛琳-lf]

THANKS FOR SHARING THIS INFORMATION TO US! GOD BLESS! BY THE WAY I SHARED IT ON FB..MY CHILDREN WHO ARE A NATURAL BORN CITIZEN OF THE PHIL. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT KNOWLEDGE FOR THEM TO KNOW. THANKS AGAIN.

[LAThomas]

Thank you so much Sir, very informative !!!

[estenelledumaguing]

Thank you for this information. Pinag-iisipan ko kasi Ang magdual. Thank you po.

[sjh]

Attorney interesado po ako for more info regarding applying permanent residency sa Philippines. I’m a naturalized US citizen but me and my husband planning to spend half year in the Philippines we both retires which is two to three years from now. Thank you so much for helping every one of us by sharing your legal advices . God bless you and your family . Mabuhay po Kayo .😊😊

[elizabethalfonso]

This is my first time to watch your video, i am a new residence here in US and i wanted to hear more videos from you Atty, thank you and God bless😍🙏🇺🇸

[milagrosmagallon]

Thank you Sir Attorney for the information. Now I understand. I am also a dovorced widow. No children.

[aidacailing]

Thank you so much, ATTY SIR.YOUR ststment is very imforfative and really applied to me

[gloriainder]

Maraming salamat po attorney at malaking tulong sa akin kung hinde man sa lahat ang mga paliwanag mo. I have been in the United Kingdom for more than 50 years now and planning to retire in the Philippines, but no dual citizenship and this question is really worrying me. Thank you so much.

[filipinaisraeli]

Thank you for sharing us atty.Your explanation is crystal clear. Very helpful for us the balikbayans.. new subscriber here..😊

[MCoup]

Thank you so much Attorney I learned a lots from some of your videos is good to know all these as a balikbayan 😊God bless

[rhoelg]

The beauty of staying in the Philippines without getting dual citizenship but only as permanent resident is you are still under the consular protection of your country of citizenship and can help evacuate you if something serious happen in the Philippines (case in point Afganistan US citizen evacuation)....pag dual ka may excuse sila na hindi ka tulungan.

[narisabolduc]

Gusto ko talaga Pag retired na jm I’m
Going back where I belong masarap sa sariling bayan masya at andoon lahat ang pamilia mo kaya good luck sa mga mag retired at back in phil.

[valentinodoctora]

Attorney I am natural born Filipino. I served and retired in the United States Navy. I acquired my U.S. Citizenship while serving. My application for dual citizenship was denied at Philippine Consulate Los Angeles Ca. due the fact that I served with the U.S. Armed Forces. Is there a Immigration Law that applies to my situation, disqualifying me for attaining dual citizenship? They did not provide me any reference to prove that I am not entitled.