Good explanations Madam.. I am a former Philippine realtor for over 20years before becoming a USA 🇺🇸 Citizen and I have been warning some foreigners buying real estate in the Philippines the wrong way and not even consulting with the lawyer or realtor. I find them only listening to their girlfriends or boyfriends they met online. I hope they find your video. More power .. Mabuhay 🇵🇭.
Cool I'm eligible. I'm former filiIipino citizen and born in Pinas and become a US Citizen 34 years ago I bougth less than 1,000 sqm of land. thank you for making this clear.Now I don't have to worry.
Thank you for your informative video. Yes, foreigners can own condo units in the Philippines since a condo unit is just a 'sky space' in which the buyer doesn't own land, except as part of the collective corporation to which the foreign buyers will belong to as a minority of the total ownership. While some foreigners who buy condo units may also be intending to live or retire in the country as owners of quota immigrant visas, business visas, investor visas or retirement visas, some will buy condo units for repeat winter visits only. The investor visa doesn't cover the latter as it has other requirements. It can only be hoped that there will be some extra leeway, encouragement and security in the form of a special visa type for repeat visitors who buy condo units for that purpose. All foreigners who buy condos in the Philippines are part of a win-win for buyer and the country.
I really feel left aside hearing and seeing several testimonies from people on profits they make from Bitcoin/Forex Investment. Can someone recommend a good expert that trade on my behalf and generate profit for me.
I have been seeing so many recommendations about Letton Deb on top comment on every TH-cam video i watched trending, her strategy must be good for people to talk about her.
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert like Mrs Letton Deb. She helped me recover what i lost trying to trade for myself
Please someone should help here...I lost $7000 on live trade, I thought live trade is the same as demo trade because i was winning with my demo account. Please this is quite annoying and frustrating what should I do?
@Clara Whelan I met her at a seminar in New Jersey a year ago and after that I invested $25,000 and made a profit of $89,000 after 2 weeks. And am still Investing with her till date
Something I wish the USA would do! No property rights unless you are a US citizen!!! Most other countries do this why don't we?? Also business must be 51% US citizen owned to operate in USA!
Not rally because this are loop holes. They do have national lwas but neglected because the rich from other countries that are fro corrupt government are buying out the laws. Like Saudis Arabia amd, Chinese and Russian tycoons. America isn’t no longer a country due this factor. Some Foreigners immigrants are able to buy land in America because they live there for 10+ years but those aren’t the ones to worry about it’s the rich tycoons that exploit /steal tax payers money to make large purchase gains to change the state for their agendas. Perfect example California and Hawaii became toxically expensive that locals can’t buy. You see the meaning of gentrifications or you can’t comprehend the issue because you a woke pro foreign hypocrite liberal?
Because the USA has too many deserts and tornado valleys to spare and they are hard-selling their alliance, culture, and hegemony. We are not like that.
This Law was written so the Natives in this Country will not be losing their own lands. It already happened in Hawaii that their natives are homeless and the rich foreign investors enjoying their own lands.
Why are these problems (Filipino Citizens, born in the Philippines ) appearing now. There should have been Laws whenever a land is purchased by a Filipino, born in the Philippines or naturalized citizen in another Country ( USA).
Thank you po sa explanation ninyo well appreciated. My great , great grandparents were born, lived and died before the adoption of Philippine Constitution..in 1935. Since then , I am now 74 years old dual citizen and I firmly believed I am lucky more than most. The UNLUCKY PART IS THE NON ATTENDANCE OF TRANSFER OF TITLE ON BEHALF OF MY WIFE'S INHERITANCE .. WE SPENT A LOT OF MONEY AND ALL THINGS RUN IN CIRCLE AND MY WIFE DIED NOW AND I DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH OUR MONEY SPENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OVER 13 YEARS . THE TITLE HAS NEVER BEEN TRANSFERRED TO HER OR TO US AND WE SPENT LOTS.. AND LOTS IN HOUSE REBUILDING.. APPROXIMATELY OVER SEVEN MILLION PESOS AND THAT SMART DELAYED FOLLOWING THE CONVOLUTED PROCESS THANK YOU , I AM GOING NEXT MONTH FOR ANOTHER CONVOLUTION OF SOLUTION OR NON .. EXPECTED TO BE TRANSFERRED. AGAIN , NEVER FINISHED. MY WIFE DIED OF WAITING. NOW IT IS MY TURN TO RING THE BELL BECAUSE OF MY MONEY SPENT.. AND I NEED A CLEAR ANSWER.. NOT PENDULUM SOLUTION...OF ALL ACTS.. AGAIN , THANKS AND HOPE MY TWO WEEKS WILL SHED LIGHTS AFTER 13 YEARS OR MORE OF WAITING. SICK OF THE SYSTEM.
Binta kayo s mga foriener darating ang araw wl n lupa pagmamay ari mga pilipino.dami ng foriener ang may ari lupa ng pilipinas. Pwede sana upa n lng para di tayo nawawalan ng lupa
All contrived s Gould have their own national/ constitutional law to prevent monopoly influence/ gentrification. This what destroyed Hawaii and California.
Very good summary, covers what I have heard and read. The question I have is ,why is the constution so restrictive on land ownership? Also why would any foreign money invest in property development if they only owned 40%, seems like the Philippines is starving its growth?
If foreigners are allowed to own property in the Philippines, it will be the start of modern day invasion and slavery. We Filipinos will be outcast in our own country. We will become servants to foreigners who own our lands and beaches. Not to brag, but the Philippines is a resort country or a bigger Hawaii but way cheaper. So if foreigners are allowed to own land, the Philippines will be their vacation home while we become thier servants. Foreigners however can own condominium because technically you do not own the land.
This is one way to protect the Philippines from being bought and owned by foreigners who want to colonize the Philippines by disguising as buyers of properties. The Philippines is a paradise; any foreigner would want to live and own it.
@@ikealamp53 the foreign owner is still subject to philippine laws. What selling your own country are you talking about? This is clearly a fear based on ignorance.
There's no such 5hings as ex or former Filipino been to Canada for over 50 years still in my heart,mind and physical appearance are Filipino proud to be Filipinos and always been just say Filipino Canadian or American or what ever
Look up how a Usufruct Agreement can be used to grant a foreign national indefinite use of land in which case the foreign national can own all assets built on the land including property... but only for the duration of the Usufruct Agreement
Thank you Ma'am... I am a single foreign national who would like to live here... I would like to own my place and this information has given some insights on what to do...
I'm glad, and not to worry, I inherited my parents 25 hectares land with my 5 siblings. I am planning to go home planning to get dual citizenship because of my share. Retiring next year and probably stay there...right now, the estate is in form of a Corporation. Currently, The property is rented by DOLE, my siblings and I have equal share of the income. Thanks for the info..
So pwede pala ako for hereditary property. Thank you for explaining this. And pwede pala ko bumili ng condo.And last option is Natural born for me. Cheers!
That's true. That's why I'm applying for Dual Citizenship since I'm an American with a Filipina Mother who was also an American citizen. I'm a philanthropist.
Very helpful and educational video/ podcast regarding the subject matter being presented. Thank you so much & more success to your personal and professional endeavors!
Honestly id rather not to buy or own in the philippines a property very disappointed. We bought a condo and suddenly my agent signed ad Spa which i dont trust at all why? I read a lot of complaint that SPA can do whatever they want on your property or condo whatever ,there is even one person her aunt is her mom spa and she pwan it tobthe bank and now is having big trouble . I read in the philippjnes if we are abroad need of SPA whic is sucks id rather invest my money here in the US .
Very informative video. Answered most of my questions. I do have one question though, I fall on that 6th exception, can I own lands in 2/3 categories? Say I buy residential land (max whether city or rural), could I also buy commercial lands elsewhere?
Quite amazingly educational public service announcement. Thank you for your time to clarify the issue of real estate property ownership in the Philippines by foreign nationals. Question: Is there a limit to the acreage of land/farm ownership acquired through inheritance?
foreigners can own the property in their name(buildings) and land in the wife's name. Sometimes it is better to do a contract for each. Husband can be on the deed of sale, as the owner of the building not on land title.
You can inherit the properties of your parents if they passed away because your a legitimate family of your parents you can inherit the property of your parents even your American citizen.
Context: naturalized US Citizen with no intention of getting a dual citizenship. Heir to land owned by maternal natural-born Filipina with dual American citizenship. I would like to kindly seek clarification/interpretation of existing Philippine Laws governing *former natural-born Filipinos (e.g. non-dual citizen). 1. I ownership limited to “Condominiums,” but not for single-family homes (ie houses on top of lot/land 2. Does the 1000 square meter maximum only apply to 1 property? For example, can a former Filipino own 2 condominiums and/or houses (on different locations), as long as the cumulative total does not exceed 1000 square meters? 3. Does the 1 Hectare maximum only apply to 1 parcel/lot of land? For example, can a former Filipino own 2 parcels/lots of land (2 different locations), as long as the cumulative total does not exceed hectare?
So, even though I provide 100% of the revenue to purchase land, build the home and install services, I am last in line behind most of my wife's relatives. Yeah, sounds about right for the RPI.
Thank you ma'am for this guidelines, very important information, a must to know when buying and owning block of residentials and owning a limited squares ,commercials,rural or urban etc.
It’s now 2022, it’s about time for the Philippines and the government to open more business for the Philippines to improve. As long as the foreigners pays a tax for any thing that they purchase, that should be good income for the cities or the country !!! And again the same time they ha e to follow the laws and do their business the way the laws should be . The Philippines shouldn’t be alienating other people or foreigners to do business or to purchase any land or property in the Philippines period …. It’s like in the United States , many Pilipinos owned business or homes in the United States period …. It’s about time for the Philippines to do the same !!!
Exactly look what happened to California and Hawaii all bought out and locals can’t buy a damn property because it’s too high for locals. Those foreigners use cheat money exploited / stolen/ scammed by their people now using that money to buy out the State .
I was born before 1973 in the Philippines with full blown Filipino parents. I was immigrated in the US as a young kid and had kids before I became a US citizen. My husband was American. My kids are now in their late 20’s and are making a good living. I am now a widow and been debating and trying to find out how to obtain real estate in the Philippines without paying taxes arm and leg for both countries. Questions and let me know if I am making any sense. *knowing how taxes works we should not obtain Filipino /American dual citizenships to avoid paying taxes for both countries. *I could obtain a dual citizenship and own land in the Philippines when I turn 60 (when I collect my late husband social security) that way I can only pay taxes in one country (you don’t pay SS in US in my understanding) and I will be able to pass on my property to my American citizen children. Please let me know if I am making any sense and if there is a better way. Thank you.
Hi. You can reacquire Filipino citizenship and be a dual citizen. Re: taxes, if you're dual but you don't have income from PH, you won't be taxed in PH. You'll only be taxed in US based on your income from US. As a former Filipino citizen, you can buy land but subject to limits. If you're dual, no limits re: size of land. If you are not dual when you buy the land, you'll have to make an Affidavit that you're a former Filipino - your realtor should know about it. Since your kids were born while you were still a Filipino citizen, they were born dual. If you want them to be acknowledged as dual, you (or they) should file a delayed Report of Birth at the PH consulate which serves the state where they were born. You can buy and own land as a former Filipino. As for your kids, they can inherit land if they are dual citizens. I'm not sure if they can inherit your land if they are purely US citizens, since they will be considered as foreigners. Since your kids are already adults, ask them if they want to be dual citizens. Many younger ppl are opting to have multiple citizenships as backup plan. If they don't work/ live in PH, then they won't be taxed in PH. If you intend to retire in PH, another option is permanent residency (13G visa). You will not be a dual citizen but you'll be a PR in PH. You'll still be considered as a foreigner and will have to visit a BI office yearly. When you plan to buy land, always do your due diligence. If possible, conduct a site visit. You can opt to buy (raw) land, a subdivision lot or a rent-to-own unit in a subdivision - something like Camella, Lumina, APEC homes, etc. You can also opt to buy a condo unit. Good luck.
No such things as ex or former Filipinos been to Canada for over 50 years still in my heart,mind and fiscal appearance are still the same proud to be Filipino for life
This land belongs to Filipinos. Kung magbebenta kayo sa mga foreigners dapat mga condo units Lang. Kung gusto nila ng land like beach resorts, upahan na Lang nila long term pwede nila tayuan ng facilities ayon sa kasunduan ng land owner . Yan ay upang hindi mawalan ng tirahan sa sariling Bayan at Bansa ang mga Filipino.
Well. being a Pilipino born in the Philippines, I have the right to vote and a right from want as long as it is lawful in the Philippines. But my suggestion is let some good foreigners own land but only for residence and not for business. And lawfully follow the law of the government. But if it is only to SPY just to give information to their country, it is different. So we must be aware for it.
Ang galing buti nman ' maging mahigpit tayo sa mga tga ibang bansa ' dahil hndi natin alm mgiging klaban natin ' yan blang araw katulad ng Chinese ' halos klahati na yata ng Pilipinas mga Chinese na ",
Hello Joselyn. Concerning cell phones bought to the Philippines. Does it matter if the items are new or used? For example my wife has a large family and we usually take many USED , mostly outdated, phones to give to her relatives. As many as a Dozen is usually requested. Is it ok to bring this quantity if they are used, some damaged or broken(to be repaired) to the Philippines? Thank you and we really appreciate your valuable information to travelers!
As a foreigner this was very interesting information for me and to see it for both sides in case of me getting married in the Philippines !!! But wondering if any exceptions for me if I apply for Dual Citizenship ??? And do know there may be some benefits for me if I do end up a dual- citizenship !!! But that would just be a possible future thing ??? To research ?? 🤔 🤔 !!
Thank you for the information I was born in Phiil but I immigrated in Canada last 1990 and became Canadian citizen. I want to buy condo for retirement.
Q: Former Filipina, currently citizen of S Korea for 20 yrs, was gifted 2 hectares of agricultural land (rice paddy & coconut) by her family (both parents are still alive). The land does not have a residence thereon. Is this use for agriculture alone considered "commercial" under Philippine law, the term "commercial" does not apply to strictly agriculture land in the US. What about the Philippines.
Mexican cartel / mafia are also buying out land/ property. If Filipina allowed that happen then negative drastic change will occur. Perfect example of this open failed state : California and Hawaii.
@lucy - short story: pag naturalized citizen ka po ng ibang bansa, as a former Filipino pwde ka bumili ng land or magmana ng land pero may limit. Kung may anak ka at di sila dual citizen, di sila pwde magmana ng property/ land mo sa Pinas.
@@alcab4855 not all Filipinos who have naturalized in other countries are good at English. Yes, they may speak/ understand it but it depends on their educational level and exposure to English. Some Filipinos have naturalized in countries where English is not the main/ 1st language. They may know/ speak the other language better (example Italian, French, German, Arabic, etc) instead of English. Try to be more understanding.
Great content, thank you for sharing! Do you happen to know any legitimate companies that help Philippine born (but naturalized US) to buy properties in the Philippines?
I am a natural born citizen. In 1990 i immigrate to Canada got married and became a Canadian citizen in 1992. I got divorced in 2000. In 2006, I purchased a small house in a 89sqm lot iin a residential subdv. however when I paid off the property the subdv developer issued a title to my maiden name with note that I was married to a foreigner. The developer argued that there is no divorce in the Phils. As a natural born citizen, I am allowed to own a small property right. And foreigner name should not be in the title, Correct? Kindly clarify. Thank you so much.
Good explanations Madam.. I am a former Philippine realtor for over 20years before becoming a USA 🇺🇸 Citizen and I have been warning some foreigners buying real estate in the Philippines the wrong way and not even consulting with the lawyer or realtor. I find them only listening to their girlfriends or boyfriends they met online. I hope they find your video. More power .. Mabuhay 🇵🇭.
Mabuhay! Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comments.
As I know a foreigner cannot own a property in Philippines ( land , house ) resort ) .you need to be married to Filipina or Filipino .
@@itoemy1048 WRONG. Marriage won't give you ownership.
Is a lawyer/realtor the way to go when buying land in the Philippines?
dami niong alam matulog na kayo antok lang yan!!!
Very helpful. As a former Filipino, we are still thinking of retiring in our homeland.
Cool I'm eligible. I'm former filiIipino citizen and born in Pinas and become a US Citizen 34 years ago I bougth less than 1,000 sqm of land. thank you for making this clear.Now I don't have to worry.
Did you buy your land while you are still in the US or were you visiting the Philippines when you bought it?
You can elect to become a dual citizen and not have to worry about any limitations or restrictions.
@@Bellajane127what’s the difference Bella?
Thank you for your informative video.
Yes, foreigners can own condo units in the Philippines since a condo unit is just a 'sky space' in which the buyer doesn't own land, except as part of the collective corporation to which the foreign buyers will belong to as a minority of the total ownership.
While some foreigners who buy condo units may also be intending to live or retire in the country as owners of quota immigrant visas, business visas, investor visas or retirement visas, some will buy condo units for repeat winter visits only. The investor visa doesn't cover the latter as it has other requirements.
It can only be hoped that there will be some extra leeway, encouragement and security in the form of a special visa type for repeat visitors who buy condo units for that purpose.
All foreigners who buy condos in the Philippines are part of a win-win for buyer and the country.
Thank you for watching.
Extremely useful and helpful to possibly 1000s of people.Thank you
Thank you for watching.
I really feel left aside hearing and seeing several testimonies from people on profits they make from Bitcoin/Forex Investment. Can someone recommend a good expert that trade on my behalf and generate profit for me.
I have been seeing so many recommendations about Letton Deb on top comment on every TH-cam video i watched trending, her strategy must be good for people to talk about her.
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert like Mrs Letton Deb. She helped me recover what i lost trying to trade for myself
Who is this Mrs Letton Deb everyone is talking about and how do i contact her directly.?
Please someone should help here...I lost $7000 on live trade, I thought live trade is the same as demo trade because i was winning with my demo account. Please this is quite annoying and frustrating what should I do?
@Clara Whelan I met her at a seminar in New Jersey a year ago and after that I invested $25,000 and made a profit of $89,000 after 2 weeks. And am still Investing with her till date
Something I wish the USA would do!
No property rights unless you are a US citizen!!!
Most other countries do this why don't we??
Also business must be 51% US citizen owned to operate in USA!
That’s exactly what my hubby said with China buying so much land near critical infrastructures and bases.
Exactly. Write your congressmen and demand this law be put into effect. Fair and equal treatment. The same with the other laws
Thank you for watching.
I agree. Houses would be a lot more affordable.
Absolutely. China are buying US lands in alarming rate. Time to write to your congressman. Pls everyone.
THAT'S WHY THE US IS THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD!! THE US ALLOWS ANY FOREIGNERS TO OWN PROPERTY ON US SOIL
Not only in the USA but also in other countries like many countries in Europe as long as one bought it legally!
US is stupid in that respect allowing foreigner land aquazatiin. Very stupid of them.
Not rally because this are loop holes. They do have national lwas but neglected because the rich from other countries that are fro corrupt government are buying out the laws. Like Saudis Arabia amd, Chinese and Russian tycoons. America isn’t no longer a country due this factor. Some Foreigners immigrants are able to buy land in America because they live there for 10+ years but those aren’t the ones to worry about it’s the rich tycoons that exploit /steal tax payers money to make large purchase gains to change the state for their agendas. Perfect example California and Hawaii became toxically expensive that locals can’t buy. You see the meaning of gentrifications or you can’t comprehend the issue because you a woke pro foreign hypocrite liberal?
Because the USA has too many deserts and tornado valleys to spare and they are hard-selling their alliance, culture, and hegemony. We are not like that.
Screw the Philippines. I'm a Filipino and my wife who is a US citizen can't own the property even once I passed away.
Very informative. Thank you
Thank you for watching.
This Law was written so the Natives in this Country will not be losing their own lands. It already happened in Hawaii that their natives are homeless and the rich foreign investors enjoying their own lands.
Thank you for the clear explanation, I’ve been waiting for someone to have this topic for a long time.
Why are these problems (Filipino Citizens, born in the Philippines ) appearing now. There should have been Laws whenever a land is purchased by a Filipino, born in the Philippines or naturalized citizen in another Country ( USA).
Thank you for watching.
Thank you po sa explanation ninyo well appreciated.
My great , great grandparents were born, lived and died before the adoption of Philippine Constitution..in 1935.
Since then , I am now 74 years old dual citizen and I firmly believed I am lucky more than most.
The UNLUCKY PART IS THE NON ATTENDANCE OF TRANSFER OF TITLE ON BEHALF OF MY WIFE'S INHERITANCE .. WE SPENT A LOT OF MONEY AND ALL THINGS RUN IN CIRCLE AND MY WIFE DIED NOW AND I DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH OUR MONEY SPENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OVER 13 YEARS .
THE TITLE HAS NEVER BEEN TRANSFERRED TO HER OR TO US AND WE SPENT LOTS.. AND LOTS IN HOUSE REBUILDING.. APPROXIMATELY OVER SEVEN MILLION PESOS AND THAT SMART DELAYED FOLLOWING THE CONVOLUTED PROCESS
THANK YOU , I AM GOING NEXT MONTH FOR ANOTHER CONVOLUTION OF SOLUTION OR NON .. EXPECTED TO BE TRANSFERRED.
AGAIN , NEVER FINISHED. MY WIFE DIED OF WAITING.
NOW IT IS MY TURN TO RING THE BELL BECAUSE OF MY MONEY SPENT.. AND I NEED A CLEAR ANSWER.. NOT PENDULUM SOLUTION...OF ALL ACTS..
AGAIN , THANKS AND HOPE MY TWO WEEKS WILL SHED LIGHTS AFTER 13 YEARS OR MORE OF WAITING. SICK OF THE SYSTEM.
Maraming Salamat po. Good luck in getting the title to your property!
Binta kayo s mga foriener darating ang araw wl n lupa pagmamay ari mga pilipino.dami ng foriener ang may ari lupa ng pilipinas. Pwede sana upa n lng para di tayo nawawalan ng lupa
Pag foreigner ang bumibili at makulit, ang ibigay na presyo ay 50X ng tamang presyo. Pang-aasar o presyong ayaw bentahan.
All contrived s Gould have their own national/ constitutional law to prevent monopoly influence/ gentrification. This what destroyed Hawaii and California.
Very good summary, covers what I have heard and read. The question I have is ,why is the constution so restrictive on land ownership? Also why would any foreign money invest in property development if they only owned 40%, seems like the Philippines is starving its growth?
No to imperialism
If foreigners are allowed to own property in the Philippines, it will be the start of modern day invasion and slavery. We Filipinos will be outcast in our own country. We will become servants to foreigners who own our lands and beaches. Not to brag, but the Philippines is a resort country or a bigger Hawaii but way cheaper. So if foreigners are allowed to own land, the Philippines will be their vacation home while we become thier servants. Foreigners however can own condominium because technically you do not own the land.
This is one way to protect the Philippines from being bought and owned by foreigners who want to colonize the Philippines by disguising as buyers of properties. The Philippines is a paradise; any foreigner would want to live and own it.
No to selling away your own country
@@ikealamp53 the foreign owner is still subject to philippine laws. What selling your own country are you talking about? This is clearly a fear based on ignorance.
There's no such 5hings as ex or former Filipino been to Canada for over 50 years still in my heart,mind and physical appearance are Filipino proud to be Filipinos and always been just say Filipino Canadian or American or what ever
Thank you for watching.
Look up how a Usufruct Agreement can be used to grant a foreign national indefinite use of land in which case the foreign national can own all assets built on the land including property... but only for the duration of the Usufruct Agreement
Thank you Ma'am... I am a single foreign national who would like to live here... I would like to own my place and this information has given some insights on what to do...
Thank you for watching.
Great video....this clarifies some of the questions I have regarding this matter. Thx
Thank you for watching.
@@AdventuresinAmericaUSA1 Liked and subscribed! thx again.
Thank you for this info. Im a canadian citizen and building small house back home. Now i dont have to worry of everything.
Thank you for watching.
I'm glad, and not to worry, I inherited my parents 25 hectares land with my 5 siblings. I am planning to go home planning to get dual citizenship because of my share. Retiring next year and probably stay there...right now, the estate is in form of a Corporation. Currently, The property is rented by DOLE, my siblings and I have equal share of the income. Thanks for the info..
So pwede pala ako for hereditary property. Thank you for explaining this. And pwede pala ko bumili ng condo.And last option is Natural born for me. Cheers!
Yes....Thank you for watching.
That's true. That's why I'm applying for Dual Citizenship since I'm an American with a Filipina Mother who was also an American citizen. I'm a philanthropist.
Great information with Clarity and Fascinating English
Thank you for watching.
Very helpful and educational video/ podcast regarding the subject matter being presented. Thank you so much & more success to your personal and professional endeavors!
Thank you for watching.
Only for Filipino blood.
Baka Isang araw mawalan na tayo mapunta sa ibang lahi
Filipino NGA Tayo Wala Naman tayong lupa sa saeiling bayan .
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Honestly id rather not to buy or own in the philippines a property very disappointed. We bought a condo and suddenly my agent signed ad Spa which i dont trust at all why? I read a lot of complaint that SPA can do whatever they want on your property or condo whatever ,there is even one person her aunt is her mom spa and she pwan it tobthe bank and now is having big trouble . I read in the philippjnes if we are abroad need of SPA whic is sucks id rather invest my money here in the US .
Very informative video. Answered most of my questions. I do have one question though, I fall on that 6th exception, can I own lands in 2/3 categories? Say I buy residential land (max whether city or rural), could I also buy commercial lands elsewhere?
Thank you for watching.
Good to know these laws of property ownership. What about owning a vehicle? Can a former Filipino buy a vehicle under his or her name? Thanks!
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
Very Clear explaination Mam.Thank u so much.God bless u🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
Thank you for the clear explanation! GOD Bless🙏🏼
God the Father in God the Son Jesus in person & God the Holy Sirit in one God bless you & your family. Thnx for the infos. Shalom.
Quite amazingly educational public service announcement. Thank you for your time to clarify the issue of real estate property ownership in the Philippines by foreign nationals.
Question: Is there a limit to the acreage of land/farm ownership acquired through inheritance?
Ay naman , of course naman , Lalo apelyido mo Filipino , sigurado you from Philippines 🇵🇭
Have relationships with peoples marital wise y own it
Thank you so much for sharing this information🙏❤️
Thank you ma’am Very clear explanation about the limit how much I would buy.
Real property does not only refer to land. Buildings are also real property. The prohibition is only in ownership of Land.
Thank you Ma'am for the information.
Thanks for these very educational informations
Thank you for watching!
How about inherited lands by a former Filipino citizen…is there any limitations?
Sana Tagalog para maintindihan ng lahat.
Goggle translate na lang , it was well explained in English .
Thanks for the info.♥️God bless🥰
Thank you so much,big help for me ,i did learned a lot from your vlog.
It's comes down to.. give your money and time, but really comes to....give your money to the Philippines...that's all that is wanted....
Thanks for these infornative video
Thank you for providing this important information. God bless.
Thank you for watching.
foreigners can own the property in their name(buildings) and land in the wife's name. Sometimes it is better to do a contract for each. Husband can be on the deed of sale, as the owner of the building not on land title.
You can inherit the properties of your parents if they passed away because your a legitimate family of your parents you can inherit the property of your parents even your American citizen.
Context: naturalized US Citizen with no intention of getting a dual citizenship. Heir to land owned by maternal natural-born Filipina with dual American citizenship.
I would like to kindly seek clarification/interpretation of existing Philippine Laws governing *former natural-born Filipinos (e.g. non-dual citizen).
1. I ownership limited to “Condominiums,” but not for single-family homes (ie houses on top of lot/land
2. Does the 1000 square meter maximum only apply to 1 property? For example, can a former Filipino own 2 condominiums and/or houses (on different locations), as long as the cumulative total does not exceed 1000 square meters?
3. Does the 1 Hectare maximum only apply to 1 parcel/lot of land? For example, can a former Filipino own 2 parcels/lots of land (2 different locations), as long as the cumulative total does not exceed hectare?
So, even though I provide 100% of the revenue to purchase land, build the home and install services, I am last in line behind most of my wife's relatives. Yeah, sounds about right for the RPI.
Thank younfor sharing ,i learned a lot frm your chanel..
Thank you for sharing info mation !
thank you. the information is a big help.
Thank you ma'am for this guidelines, very important information, a must to know when buying and owning block of residentials and owning a limited squares ,commercials,rural or urban etc.
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Thank you for the information!
Absolutely correct only Filipino can owned unless you’re dual Passport
Be careful Philippines. Don’t let them in the door or it’s all over. Look what happened to Mexico now called Texas
It’s now 2022, it’s about time for the Philippines and the government to open more business for the Philippines to improve. As long as the foreigners pays a tax for any thing that they purchase, that should be good income for the cities or the country !!! And again the same time they ha e to follow the laws and do their business the way the laws should be . The Philippines shouldn’t be alienating other people or foreigners to do business or to purchase any land or property in the Philippines period …. It’s like in the United States , many Pilipinos owned business or homes in the United States period …. It’s about time for the Philippines to do the same !!!
Exactly look what happened to California and Hawaii all bought out and locals can’t buy a damn property because it’s too high for locals. Those foreigners use cheat money exploited / stolen/ scammed by their people now using that money to buy out the State .
I was born before 1973 in the Philippines with full blown Filipino parents. I was immigrated in the US as a young kid and had kids before I became a US citizen. My husband was American. My kids are now in their late 20’s and are making a good living. I am now a widow and been debating and trying to find out how to obtain real estate in the Philippines without paying taxes arm and leg for both countries. Questions and let me know if I am making any sense.
*knowing how taxes works we should not obtain Filipino /American dual citizenships to avoid paying taxes for both countries.
*I could obtain a dual citizenship and own land in the Philippines when I turn 60 (when I collect my late husband social security) that way I can only pay taxes in one country (you don’t pay SS in US in my understanding) and I will be able to pass on my property to my American citizen children.
Please let me know if I am making any sense and if there is a better way. Thank you.
Hi. You can reacquire Filipino citizenship and be a dual citizen. Re: taxes, if you're dual but you don't have income from PH, you won't be taxed in PH. You'll only be taxed in US based on your income from US.
As a former Filipino citizen, you can buy land but subject to limits. If you're dual, no limits re: size of land. If you are not dual when you buy the land, you'll have to make an Affidavit that you're a former Filipino - your realtor should know about it.
Since your kids were born while you were still a Filipino citizen, they were born dual. If you want them to be acknowledged as dual, you (or they) should file a delayed Report of Birth at the PH consulate which serves the state where they were born.
You can buy and own land as a former Filipino. As for your kids, they can inherit land if they are dual citizens. I'm not sure if they can inherit your land if they are purely US citizens, since they will be considered as foreigners.
Since your kids are already adults, ask them if they want to be dual citizens. Many younger ppl are opting to have multiple citizenships as backup plan. If they don't work/ live in PH, then they won't be taxed in PH.
If you intend to retire in PH, another option is permanent residency (13G visa). You will not be a dual citizen but you'll be a PR in PH. You'll still be considered as a foreigner and will have to visit a BI office yearly.
When you plan to buy land, always do your due diligence. If possible, conduct a site visit. You can opt to buy (raw) land, a subdivision lot or a rent-to-own unit in a subdivision - something like Camella, Lumina, APEC homes, etc. You can also opt to buy a condo unit. Good luck.
Thank you Jocelyn. Your great.
THANKS SO MUCH VERY INFORMATIVE !!!
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Thanks for the very clear explanation, great video.
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very good kung explain mo tagalog at english.
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Great content. Question : is buying a farmland considered a commercial purchase with 3 has limitation for ex-Filipinos?
No such things as ex or former Filipinos been to Canada for over 50 years still in my heart,mind and fiscal appearance are still the same proud to be Filipino for life
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This land belongs to Filipinos. Kung magbebenta kayo sa mga foreigners dapat mga condo units Lang. Kung gusto nila ng land like beach resorts, upahan na Lang nila long term pwede nila tayuan ng facilities ayon sa kasunduan ng land owner . Yan ay upang hindi mawalan ng tirahan sa sariling Bayan at Bansa ang mga Filipino.
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Well. being a Pilipino born in the Philippines, I have the right to vote and a right from want as long as it is lawful in the Philippines. But my suggestion is let some good foreigners own land but only for residence and not for business. And lawfully follow the law of the government. But if it is only to SPY just to give information to their country, it is different. So we must be aware for it.
Why many Chinese and Koreans own a business in the Philippines. Most of the Chinese own a business in our country.
It’s wrong to discriminate foreigner not born there not to acquire land in Philippines . That law needs to change
very good explanation and coming to the point thanks. 😉
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Ang galing buti nman ' maging mahigpit tayo sa mga tga ibang bansa ' dahil hndi natin alm mgiging klaban natin ' yan blang araw katulad ng Chinese ' halos klahati na yata ng Pilipinas mga Chinese na ",
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Wow 😮. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
Lots of close members conspire after you get a property good luck
Hello Joselyn. Concerning cell phones bought to the Philippines. Does it matter if the items are new or used? For example my wife has a large family and we usually take many USED , mostly outdated, phones to give to her relatives. As many as a Dozen is usually requested. Is it ok to bring this quantity if they are used, some damaged or broken(to be repaired) to the Philippines? Thank you and we really appreciate your valuable information to travelers!
Natural born filipino us citizen -
is the 1000 sqm limted to 1 property or multiple properties totaling 1000sqm
As a foreigner this was very interesting information for me and to see it for both sides in case of me getting married in the Philippines !!! But wondering if any exceptions for me if I apply for Dual Citizenship ??? And do know there may be some benefits for me if I do end up a dual- citizenship !!! But that would just be a possible future thing ??? To research ?? 🤔 🤔 !!
Thank you for the information I was born in Phiil but I immigrated in Canada last 1990 and became Canadian citizen. I want to buy condo for retirement.
Thanks so much Madam for the informations ❤
Q: Former Filipina, currently citizen of S Korea for 20 yrs, was gifted 2 hectares of agricultural land (rice paddy & coconut) by her family (both parents are still alive). The land does not have a residence thereon. Is this use for agriculture alone considered "commercial" under Philippine law, the term "commercial" does not apply to strictly agriculture land in the US. What about the Philippines.
PHILIPPINES ARE COMING UP WITH THE MONEY MAKING IDEAS TO THESE PROVISIONS !! BUT THE CHINESE HAVE NO RESTRICTIONS !!
Mexican cartel / mafia are also buying out land/ property. If Filipina allowed that happen then negative drastic change will occur. Perfect example of this open failed state : California and Hawaii.
BINGO! I wonder if Bill Gates acquired half of the Philippines like he's done with India's agricultural lands. Better watch out.
Thank You Jocelyn for the updates, more power to your channel and God Bless you. 🙏
I hope you explain it in Tagalog because not all naturalized citizens abroad understand English.
That's kind of suspect. All Filipino studied English. English is basically considered a second or third language in the Philippines.
@lucy - short story: pag naturalized citizen ka po ng ibang bansa, as a former Filipino pwde ka bumili ng land or magmana ng land pero may limit. Kung may anak ka at di sila dual citizen, di sila pwde magmana ng property/ land mo sa Pinas.
@@alcab4855 not all Filipinos who have naturalized in other countries are good at English. Yes, they may speak/ understand it but it depends on their educational level and exposure to English. Some Filipinos have naturalized in countries where English is not the main/ 1st language. They may know/ speak the other language better (example Italian, French, German, Arabic, etc) instead of English. Try to be more understanding.
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No they should not be allowed to buy anything
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Great content, thank you for sharing! Do you happen to know any legitimate companies that help Philippine born (but naturalized US) to buy properties in the Philippines?
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All over to the world required to buy a land where ever you will born. Here in America a lot of Foreigners they are qualified to buy land.
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Money talk there’s so many foreigners who own a property in the Philippines .so I don’t believe that Hindi parin sinusunod ang batas basta May pera.
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Good explain is Hawaii. No foreigner can own lands in the Philippines. Only naturally born!
I am a natural born citizen. In 1990 i immigrate to Canada got married and became a Canadian citizen in 1992.
I got divorced in 2000.
In 2006, I purchased a small house in a 89sqm lot iin a residential subdv. however when I paid off the property the subdv developer issued a title to my maiden name with note that I was married to a foreigner. The developer argued that there is no divorce in the Phils.
As a natural born citizen, I am allowed to own a small property right. And foreigner name should not be in the title, Correct?
Kindly clarify. Thank you so much.