After watching a couple of videos on the 13a process in the USA vs Philippines it's seems like an easier process in the Philippines. The two videos I watched made no mention of chest x-ray, urinalysis, stool/ovate, complete blood test etc that are required here in the USA.
Great information! Thank you so much! I plan to go to the Philippines as soon as it opens and marry my girlfriend while on a tourist visa, and get the 13 A permanent residence. I'm an American 🇺🇸
Hello po, okey po itong 13A if single na nag asawa from philippines, pero panu po pag not yet done pa ang annulment,? sabi pwedi daw ipa authenticate ang marriage certificate ., it’s called Apostille here in New york ? wala na po bang ibang need na supporting documents , except passport and apostille . sana matalakay nyo po . salamat ng marami!
Just had a bad experience with the immigration in Manila. 1. The requirements on the official web site does not match the requirements in the office: In addition you will need 2 copies of all your passporr pages. You will also need a affidavit of Guarantee with Authenticity Fill in a questionaire and have it authenticated by a notary. A notary is behind the BDO and the charge is 550 PHP. Your NBI clearance must have the civil status "Married" otherwise the application will be rejected.
2. You need to bring your Filipina wife as she will be also questioned about the marriage, your money and other things As my NBI clearance did not show the "Married" status and as it takes 3 days to get a new one I gave up on the 13a.
Hello, i was curious to know where did you get the information fee ?? That cost only $150 dollars?? That is around 8K pesos here. We just apply for 13A visa here at BI Panglao, BOHOl and it cost us 30,000 dollars. Which is $610 dollars depending on the dollar value conversion. I dont understand why BI here in the Philippines charging so much. When we call Cebu they told only 11K peso. 30K peso here at BI, Panglao for non appearance at BI cebu.
I just did it and total ONCE done was 11,310,for The probation part,then AFTER a year youll REDO everything AGAIN and REQUEST your oermanent,which is a little OVER 9,000 ,usually The total ONCE permante Will total xlose to 30,000 if you get someone to do everything for you, little OVER 20,000 if you do it YOURSELF,is ya PAY more someone OVER CHARGING you.
I love it when you say "you need to show bank statements ,share certificate s etc" The reason is that that the Philippines don't want u to be a burden in them ...like there's social security .....NOT.. a person would never be a burden as there's no benefits..They only see what you are going to spend,that's all..
If you applied for residence visa it takes 5 years to stay here in the Phils.This question is for my foreigner husbans.After 5years.he will be permanent residence of the Phils.or he may go back in her hometown.after that year.or lifetime.
I have a dual citizenship and my husband is a foreign national. We both wanted to move to the Philippines for good. We will enter the Philippines together. I understand that a dual citizen can live in the Philippines indefinitely as a native Filipino. will my husband have the same privilege? If not, what is the maximum number of months for my husband to stay in the country. In cases he needs to leave the country after a year and come back, can he just possibly do that? If in case also he needs to get a visa to live in the country, what type of visa is it and where do we apply for it and the best time to apply. Thank you so much.
@Joy Ferris The first question is what is his nationality? If he is American or Canadian (E0408 country), he should be able to enter visa-free and stay for 30 days. He can then apply for 13A visa since he is married to you. He will be granted a one year temporary visa initially, and will become permanent visa subsequently. This 30-day visa-free stay in the Philippines will be extended while his a visa is being processed. You and your husband can apply with the Philippine immigration office.
Hello Sir, pasenya na po sa mahaba ko pong mga katanungan.. gusto lang po namin malaman ng foreign fiance ko at para may idea at maging updated na din po kami at makapag process na din po kami ng other documents step by step po. Itatanong ko lang po, he's planned to come home here in the Philippines by next year for us to get married and to spend time with my family and to settle everything together here.. my first question po is, 1.) Need pa po ba nya kumuha ng Visa from United States? 2.) How long to process po his Visa from United States? 3.) What type of Visa po do he need to get? 4.) Fully vaccinated po sya, how long do he need to quarantine? And if he also need to continue quarantine at home? We plan din po after our marriage, we also planning to go with him together going back to the United States, since I already have passport valid for 10 years. 5.) Do I still need to get Visa for me? 6.) What type of Visa po do I need to get? 7.) How long to process po my Visa from here in the Philippines? 8.) Possible din po ba na makasabay na po ako sa kanya pabalik po ng United States, kahit wala po or Hindi po ako vaccinated? Hoping for your kind and consideration to answer all my questions po. Thank you very much and have a blessed day po!
Panoorin mo intong bago kong video: th-cam.com/video/UBPmCq73Q_Y/w-d-xo.html . Sa ibaba ng video, meroon link. Tignan mo kung and consultant na iyon ay makatutulong.
Grandpa, I would like to ask lang po. If ayusin po ang 13A visa dito sa US. Kailangan ba mag stay ang foreigner husband sa Pinas kahit na bumibisita naman? Or we’re good to start na process? Salamat
Hello po. I’m new here. Just like to ask po my husband got his permanent resident last 2019 but we are planning to go back to Japan for awhile. Maybe po di kami makabalik agad for another 3 years. Pwede po ba yun? O kailangan po na I cancel na lang po yung visa nya at ibalik yung ACR card po nya.? We are already booked on September po 2021 sa tokyo. Thank you po.
I assume that you meant September 2022. Better check with the Philippine immigration about this matter before you go. When you are holding a permanent resident visa, you may be limited as to the time you're out of the country (six months to one year).
You didn’t mention vaccinations. Where do we sit with that? And should we decline by reason of ‘Non Consenting’ , will we be able to move to the P-I’s?
Am a bit confused.....I have just come in to the Philippines with my 13 Visa which last for 1 year. Does it mean that once I get my ARC (which they say will last for 5 years), the ARC is my permanent residency permit and that I dont have to worry about renewing my 13A visa when the one year is up.
Advance Release Calendar (ARC) for designated statistics of the Philippine Statistical System that gives the specific dates on when the various statistics will be released by government agencies for the benefit of the data users. I'm not familiar with the ARC permanent residency permit. I would plan to renew the 13A visa if I were you. Then ask them about the ARC permit.
Hey, I have a weird question! I've tried to find the answer with a google search, I cannot. The Question: I know I can stay in the PH up to a year, being married to a Filipina. How long must I stay AWAY from the Philippines before I can return, after having stayed the full year? Example: I'm married to a Pinay and spent a full year on Sibuyan Island, now I'm required to leave. I get a ticket to Malaysia, and spend a month there. Next I buy a ticket to Vietnam and spend a month there. I do the same in Thailand, Mexico, and so on. When can I return to the Philippines? After 2 months? 3 Months? A Year? I can't seem to find the answer anywhere, Salamat Po.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Permission to join. In relation the situation, can my foreign husband just leave the country every year for life and come back instead of applying for a 13A visa? Thank you.
I've read that it's a simpler process to obtain a 13A visa in the applicant's home country (the UK in my case) than in the Philippines. However, after dealing with the Philippines Embassy in London, I'm not so sure. They provide so little information and many of their website links are broken.
My under standing is during that 10 years (for citizenship) you can't leave the country and you must give up your pass port during that time. Ever hear of this?
Hello po.dito po kami sa USA nanirahan ngayon but gusto na sana namin tumira for good sa pilipinas.ang tanong ko po anong mga documents na kailangan ng asawa ko para sa pag tira sa pinas?
I assume that you are a former Filipino citizen, and your husband is a foreigner. You can go right now as Balikbayan and your husband can travel with you. You may obtain a dual citizenship if qualified, and your husband can get a 13A visa which is for foreigner married to a Filipino. Meanwhile, he can apply for 9A visa in the Philippines while waiting for his 13A visa.
Gud am po pag po ikakasal sa pinay ang foreigner d po ba valid ang affidavit of cohabitation kung matagal ng nagsama sa Pinas? Qualified po ba sila dun?
Hello po , i hope u can help me . Ikinasal ako dito sa USA chicago . 2017 . And now plano namin bumalik sa pinas pra tumira doon permanently . Nxt yr hopefully 2023. Pwede po ba mag apply ng 13A Non qouta immigrants dito sa USA this year for my husband po . ? Im just wondering lang po kasi baka its too early to apply or just have to wait until we are in the philippines.? Thanks!
Thanks for letting me know. However, I just checked it, and it's perfectly clear. Let's see if I hear another observation because I don't see anything wrong from where I am.
@Mindsub. I think I just noticed the mic noise on my last upload. Looks like it affected my last 3 uploads. Thanks. I'll troubleshoot that tomorrow. :-)
goodevening po sir.. british po ang husband ko and he is planning to come and live here in Phils for good napo. Gusto ko lang po sanang malaman if how much yung kailangan na amount for the evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines na dapat meron siya sa savings nia?maraming salamat po and god bless..
Currently, applicants for 13A visa are temporarily suspend as I understand it. Please see the attached link: londonpe.dfa.gov.ph/consular-matters/visa. However, the following link says that he should present "evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines, such as, but not limited to, bank statement of accounts, CPF contributions, property deeds, certificates of stocks" www.philippine-embassy.org.sg/consular/visa/residence-visa-for-spouse-of-a-filipino-citizen/ However, it does not specify how much. So, just apply when it opens up after Covid19 and see how it goes. I guess it will be subjective.
Good day Sir about the 13A visa? What certain medical requirements needed? If a foreign national undergoes encarceration before back on his younger years ? Does it effect on his application of 13A visa? Even he was encarcerated for only one week.?
To find out, try to get an application form and see if there is any question about it regarding incarceration. Also, check the immigration website regarding requirements.
Continuous physical presence in the Philippines is recommended during the visa processing period to avoid the need for re-validation. You have to remember that 13A visa is only being issued to spouses of Filipino Citizen.
Hi good afternoon po! I came in US as fiance visa got married there in US, we applied gc but he kept it 3x for my biometric and never get a greencard so i decided to go back in phils, since 2018. I stayed in US 1 yr and 5 mnths. Lots of issues abt him. Am i still single here in phils?since i never declared our marriage in phils embassy coz he never gave me greencard. By the way we have a son who is US citizen coz of his father is american citizen but my son was born here, were not married when my our son was born in ph, mean my son is illegitimate child in ph?. Thank you po
hi, I'm planning to move to Philippines with my Filipina wife in time and was wondering about the requirements needed.. i see that i will need to do a medical exam but it stats that i will need to travel to Singapore to do the exam, seems a little too much to me but do you know this is true? or can i do that in Philippines?
The Philippines makes it easy, unlike Thailand, which does not really like to process marriage visas. Thailand also does not grant residency based on marriage. Viva Philippines!!!!!
My husband is currently holding 13A Visa now and he is staying here in Ph for almost 10months now.. he needs to renew his visa but i dont know what is the next visa to apply to get his permanent residency visa..
After 5 years, he can apply for Philippine citizenship. However, if he does, he will lose his original citizenship (for example, in the US). If he does not want this to happen, his best bet is to continue with the 13A visa or get an SRRV visa. It's best that you discuss this with the Philippine Immigration Office to get first hand information.
I have 13a permanet visa. If l stay outside Philippines for a long period..like more than 6months, my 13a visa will be canceled? I have been here in korea since last January due to Pandemic situation, I am afraid that i might lose my 13a visa due to staying so long outside Philippines.
Going around to all the 13a visa videos asking if anyone knows the process for passport stamp transfer when renewing passports. Any first hand info would be greatly appreciated.
Paano po if kasal dati sa American(sa Pinas kinasal) and then nag moved kami sa US... and got divorced(exhusband ang nagfile ng divorce). Got remarried to an American ulit pero here in the US na. recognized po ba sa Pinas ung 2nd marriage ko?Thanks in advance
Sir my filipina is married but ex husband aldry left her about 10 years ago. Now as a foreigner i married her in her province w the presence of all her family members n sign by Mayor. Must i still get the annalment done?
My Filipina wife has 2 addresses and her ID is for the Manila address . When I come to the Philippines we stay in Biliran as we have a house there . The only proof at present that we live in Biliran is a Barangay Cert and an application receipt for the title of the lot . The marriage Cert does it need to authenticated in the DFA with a stamp ?
Thank for for doing all your informative videos. What a blessing and a help to so many. I have question po regarding 13 A visa - can we apply for this while still in the US or should it be accomplished in the Philippines? Planning to buy a house in the Philippines also this year - would it be wise to put my name and my spouse's name in the title? This could be a proof for financial status for the 13A visa application. Thank you po for your insight on this.
I don't see any reason why you can't apply while overseas. Ask the consulate office about any investment required and if that will be acceptable. Keep in mind that foreigners are only allowed to own a condominium... not land.
Hello po sir, tanong lang po, paano po magpapakasal Ang Filipina sa foreigner kung kasal sya Filipino pero hiwalay na po Ng 12 years.pero still gamit pa din Ng Filipina Ang apelyido Ng lalake kahit sa passport nya.. ano po dapat gawin para makasal sya sa foreigner.salamat po..
Sir, magandang araw po. I have a question. Me, my wife are naturalized US citizen but my kids were born in the US. We will soon be retiring and living back in Philippines. We were told that we can be dual citizens because of being Filipinos (born and raised except for the kids). But i dont want to commit to being a dual citizen yet because of my US Job. but my wife and kids will. Now for my question, with my wife attaining dual citizenship. Would our situation be similar to me just needing a 13A visa? Maraming salamat po.
I assume that you were both natural born Filipinos who became U.S. citizens through naturalization. You will need to apply for dual citizenship citizenship, not 13A. 13A is for Americans married to a Filipina. More comprehensive information is in my other vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
Hello Sir,baka matulungan nyo po kami ng husband ko. ikinasal kami year 2020 dito sa USA ngayon gusto na namin na dyan sa pilipinas manirahan ,mauna akong uuwi at susunod siya sa September.baka alam nyo ang step by step na gagawin para makakuha ng permanent residency ang asawa ko dito sa Pilipinas.at saan ako mag umpisa ,,baka may alam kayo na mag process at magkano kaya ang bayad ?
Unang una, huwag kayong maghiwalay ng biyahe. Dapat magkasama kayo in case magbago na naman ang requirement sa September. Pwede kayong pumasok as Balikbayan. Kung magiisa siya sa September, baka abutan siya ng another travel restriction at hindi makapunta. Anyway, kung makapasok siya as Visa Free traveler for 30 days, or as balikbayan na kasama mo, doon na kayo mg file an application for 13A visa. Permanent visa iyon after the first year.
my husband is a US Army retiree and we married here in US, we are gay couples and he wants to apply for citizenship in Philippines since we built a house there. So how does this apply sir?
God bless po. Very informative. I haven't been able to get back in country to see my wife for 7 months now. Any advice how, I would be able or is it possible for me to get back to my wife? Salamat po.
Only Philippine citizens are allowed to go right now. I'm not sure how spouse of Filipino citizen will be treated. Why not call the Philippine consulate where you live?
@Run Downer I just found out that spouses of Philippine nationals will be allowed into the country. You might want to call the Consulate office to inquire, or, maybe, Philippine Airlines. Let me know how it goes. Good luck. By the way, be aware of the 14-day quarantine requirement even if you are negative of COVID.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 you said examples of financial status among this you said Bank statements etc you mentioned property deed also my question is does this include property the couple may own in the USA Also.
Good day sir,sir i have a friend who married a filipina and he overstay his visa since 10 months now,how can he solve the problem and pay his overstay and still stay in Philippine with his family.
Hi, I’m currently in United States as a dual citizen my adult children was born while I was a Filipino but I was not able to report their birth .what type of form do I need to file for my adult children?
Hi sir I have problem about my sister and her husband I need advise plz.and my have I son and her husband request to bring her in america but her son is staying with me hes 9 yr old and her husband dont want to pay the visa for my sister son and hes husband want to ask me half to pay I just want to know who's responsibility and my sister husband were leaving different woman already but my sister and him not divorce yet I just wondering about visa plus help me and he dont support my sister financially and her son
Pano po mag apply nang permanent resident ano pong dapat gawen hindi papo kami kasal nang bf ko taga spain po sya ano po dapat gawen or ano po need na requirement para may long term sya sa pinas salamat po.
If you are a citizen of an other country , were married in Philippines Then later divorced in U S The Philippine Government will Recognises Divorce that was performed in another country. The Citizen of another country is free to Marry Again In philippiness
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Wrong Information. Get your facts Correct. If you have a Divorce Decree Granted by a Court of Law in another Country, You then have Legal Capacity To Re- Marry in Philippines. Thousands of Foreign Citizens ( even former Philippine Citizens) Have Legally Married Filippinas after being Divorced in another Country.
Hi, my children are already un adult. I did not report there birth but I was a Filipino when They were born. How do I get them registered to consulte? What type of form do I need?
Good morning po.. German national po yung husband ko and we are planning to live in the Philippines for good. How much po yung kailangan na amount for evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines na dapat meron sa savings nya? Salamat po and god bless
There is no amount specified. Just an Affidavit of Financial Support or proof of means of support to be notarized by the Philippine Consulate. There is no deposit requirement similar to an SRRV visa although there could be fees to get an ACR I (Alien Certificate of Registration Identification) card. Here's the link regarding the requirements: www.immigration.gov.ph/visa-requirements/immigrant-visa/non-quota-visa/conversion-to-non-quota-immigrant-visa-by-marriage#
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Permission to join the conversation. To Vlogger Grandpa: You mean to say, we need an affidavit of support to fly and stay in the Philippines for good? And where will the affidavit be addressed and to what purpose would this be? I am a dual citizen, and my husband is a foreign national.
Sir, ang anak ko ay nakapag asawa ng canadian, yung visa niya ay di naaproved ng canada, totoo ba yong pag uuwi sya dito sa pinas di daw pwede dalhin nya ang anak nya na 4 yrs old.
He is entitled to enter Philippines visa-free for 30 days. Canada is one of EO408 countries. This change just occurred April 1st. I'm not sure about his child. Maybe he/she will be required to get a 9A tourist visa. Maybe not. Also, from what I know, he should have no problem sponsoring his wife in Canada if they are legally married unless this changed since I left Canada.
Do you know if I can apply for the 13a visa in my home country of Canada before I go to the Philippines my wife and I were married in Canada and we live here now she is a duel citizen will that make a difference
Hello po 2 year na po ang asawa ko dito sa pilipinas kasal po kami kakasal lang po namin malaysian po sya magexpire na po working visa nya sa april possible po ba na makapagapply kmi for 13 a visa na kmi kmi lang magaasikaso at ano po mga dapat namin gawin, sana po ay masagot thankyou so much po
Hi sir just ask I am dual citizen here in Ireland and planning going home for 3 months with my husband question is my husband needed a visa even his with me
I guess so. This way, you can take advantage of exemption (with limit) from customs duties on your personal household items if you have a lot to move. That's the only advantage I can see. Otherwise, you can do it when in the Philippines. Just make sure you have all the required documents with you.
Good morning sir how are you. I am married to filipino in Pakistan we are living in Dubai we have one daughter we are planning to go Philippines and stay there what visa I can apply and I get I will wait for your reply thank you sir GOD bless you and your family
I believe that there are restrictions for Pakistan Passport holders. For example, some countries are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa, but that excludes Pakistan Passport holders. I think it's best for you to call the Philippine Consulate where you are to explore your options. Maybe being married to a Filipina may have options. Sorry, I'm not too familiar with rules for Pakistan citizens.
Hi i am an iranian citizen and I've been married for the last 21 years but last year my wife passed away, I have a 21 year old son. Is it possible for me to get a citizenship or a lifetime visa?
@Nader Khalag Foreigner is allowed to be citizen through naturalization, but you "could" lose your original citizenship.. Dual citizenship in Philippines is only granted to former Filipino citizens. You could also get a Special Senior Retirement Visa.
@@vloggergrandpa27071- how much does it cost to change citizenship for first choice 2- if i apply for SSRV visa can i withdraw my us dollars after i got visa?
@Nader Khalag I am not familiar with citizenship by naturalization so I don't know how much it cost. On SRRV visa, no you can't withdraw the deposit while you have your SRRV.
hello po im married to a maltese a european citizen for almost 6 years and we decided to live in the philippines what will be our requrements to live in the philippines ,thankyou in advance
I would recommend you getting a dual citizenship to get all the benefits of being a citizen of the Philippines. As for your husband, I would recommend applying for 13A visa which is issued to those who are married to a Filipino citizen.
One of the requirements states "Applicant’s police clearance from the country of origin" So as a US Citizen where would I get this? FBI There is no criminal record report that a US citizen can request that I am aware of.
Go to your local police station, or you may visit a participating U.S. Post Office location to submit your fingerprints. I think it is an FBI Clearance or Background Check.
Hi sir mag tatanung po Kung paanu po pakasal sa embassy if pwede po ba Ang foreign girl and Pinoy to get Married at Philippine embassy, thanks for sa answer I will wait po
A foreign girl and pinoy can get married. Of course. But why at the Philippine Embassy? Sorry, but I had no experience in that. I wish I could help more. 😧
@@vloggergrandpa2707 hi hellow thnak you po for answering I still want to know if both asean like my situation, she's Indonesia and I a Pinoy, in your advise po San po pwde mg stay Phillipine or Indonesian thank you po for answering again
@@vloggergrandpa2707 oh, okay po sir, but one last question shes able to become resident to our country or cannot ? Because I still don't know if she can't be a resident to our country, I need some advice for planning Marriage a foreign asean girl, thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
First, I assume that you are Filipino and that you want her to stay in the Philippines after marriage. It really depends on what country she is from (other than Asean girl). Your best bet is to call the Philippine Consulate or Embassy and inquire. Okay? Too many details we need to discuss in public forum.
Can I still retain my US citizenship if I become a Philippine Citizen and have dual citizenship? I was born in California and lived here as a primary resident all my life. I am retired now and plan to move to PH to marry my gf and remain there for the rest of my life. I could do a retirement visa but if in 5 years I can become a citizen it may be better to just have a tourist visa for the first 5 yrs and become a citizen. I do not want to give up my US citizenship though! I heard I can't have dual citizenship as an American who wants to become a PH citizen. Is that true?
If you are now a US citizen, and you apply for Philippine citizenship, you will be required to renounce your U.S. citizenship. If you want to keep the U.S. citizenship, it will be best for you to get an SRRV, or 13A visa since you are getting married to, I assume, a Filipino woman. Good luck.
Hello po.. maraming salamat po sa video nyo. may tatanong lang po ako sa inyo! Gusto ko pong apply asawa ko ng 13A Visa his from pakistan we're been married 7 years here in Muscat. Yong married certificate namin authentication na po dyn satin. Ano po ang the best way para magkaroon ng residence visa ang asawa ko dyn sabpinas?
Please click the link in the comment section of my video regarding countries that are allowed to get 13A visa. I do not see nationals of Pakistan being listed there. Check the Philippine Consulate or Embassy to see if there's an update. If he does not qualify, I will suggest a Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) if he's 50 years old or more. That is covered in one of my vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Hello po uli , I go thru to your link as you said po. Tanong ko po uli pag nag apply Ang husband ko ng VSSR visa we need to deposit certain amount to get this visa qualified po ba yong saving?
You must deposit $10,000 in a local bank. I don't know if they have a special account called SRRV Visa Account, or not. Just ask the bank. Also, if you will be allowed to deposit dollars, I would recommend depositing dollars since dollar currency is more secure.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 There another way that we can apply visa for my husband as a residence visa coz 13A isnt applicable to my husband neither the VSSR and what the requirements and how much it will cost?
SIR PLEASE I HOPE MATULUNGAN NYO PO AKO, IF MY HUSBAND IS NOT QUALIFIED FOR 13A permanent visa kasi po lebanesse nationality siya ano po ba ang pwede kong applayan na VISA for him. Salamat po ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻God bless
Sir magtatanong lang po ako kami ng asawa ko US citizen narin kami at dual citizen narin pero yung anak namin sa states ko ipinanganak ang tanong ko po kailangan ba namin mag out every year para sa anak namin dahil hindi naman siya filipino citizen?
If he has U.S. Passport, he should be able to enter the Philippines, but only for one year only. If he is qualified, why not have him file a Report of Birth at the Philippine Consulate or Philippine Immigration, then apply for a Philippine Passport so he can stay for as long as he wants.
Mag rereport of birth palang po ako sa kanya.. Pero maitanong ko lang sir kung mag out man siya sa ibang lugar pwede din ba siya gaya ng mga asia na lugar? Tapos balik ulit sa pinas.hindi na kailangan bumalik sa states... kahit dito lang sa asia ok po ba yun?
As long as he is citizen of the U.S. AND the Philippines, he can stay out as long as he wants. Just make sure he has both passports, and he can present either passports when going to Asia. For example, I believe that it is better to use US passport when going to Japan so that he will not be required a visa. On the otherhand, it may be better to use Philippine passport when going to other Asian countries. He can ask the travel agent. Here's the link to my channel that has topics on these matters: th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Sir question about my son who is a canadian citizen. Pwede bang sa Pilipinas na kami mg file ng birth niya? Or kailangan talaga dito sa Philippines consulate sa Canada? Salamat
I was married in pi. 50 yrs ago.wife has naturalized in us. Is she needing to get what to stay there.I am currently only allowed to stay 30 days where s Filipino can stay 60 months on tourist visa why
You can stay longer with a visa. Limiting the stay of foreigners is a good practice in any civilized nation. Same in other countries and the U.S. But with the appropriate visa, there is no reason you can't stay. This is the reason I'm against the so-called open borders. With open borders, there will not be a "controlled" immigration, and things will get out of control.
Former filipinos can stay for 12 months a balikbayan. 60 months is generous. Why not ask your wife to get dual citizenship, then you can apply for 13A visa.
I have considered doing the dual citizen thing for her. Her mental capacity is problem as she has Lewy body dementia. I have to make all decisions from dress to eating have Power of Attorney for health and financial. She wants to go home for remainder of her life. No way of telling when it will be. Can be tomorrow or ten years.
Hello mgttnong lng po.. Last na po kac na renew ng husband ko for 6 months and sabi need na daw po kumuha ng visa. Nastress na po kac ako ndi ko na po alm ggwin ko. Anu po bang visa ang pde kunin ng asawa ko at paano po.. 2 years na po xa dto sa pilipinas
Magpunta ka sa Philippine Immigration Office. Kailangan niya mag apply ng 13A visa. Dapat noon pa ninyo inasikaso yan. Hindi ko alam kung ano ang maging penalty for overstaying without visa.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank u for the reply sir.. Ngeextend po kme ng tourist visa nya every 6months last time po kac na tnong ako sa stelite anong visa po ang pde kunin ng husband ko and sabi po sken better daw po irenew nlng nmen ung meron xa. Nd ko po alm may hangganan lng po pla ung pgeextend ng tourist visa
Kung iyon ang nirerecomenda sa iyo and ok lang sa iyo, then ganon na lang ang gawin mo. Pero para sa akin, kung siya ay permanente na sa Pinas, mas maigi na magapply ng 13A visa. One year yuon, pero pagrenew after 1 year, magigina permanente and visa niya. Less headache.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 pag ngapply po ng 13a visa direct po ba sa immigration or online po ilang arw na po kac ako tumatwag sa immigration office wlapo ko mkontak lagi po operator lng
Simply One Single Comment/Question after Statement of Fact. In the United States of America, a Filipino Citizen may become a U.S. Citizen and retain their Filipino Citizenship. Can I, a U.S. Citizen become a Filipino Citizen, while also retaining my U.S. Citizenship?
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Yes they do. Every U.S. Citizen Filipino still holds and renew their Philippine Passport. Even after receiving their U.S. Citizenship and U.S. Passport, because they are not required to renounce their Philippine Citizenship our relinquish their Philippine Passport. U.S. Citizens are required to do both (Renounce U.S. Citizenship and surrender their U.S. Passport. all Social Security Benefits, etc. in order to obtain Philippine Citizenship. Only a Fool would do that.....
@Hal Hal, your *_old passport_* becomes *_invalid_* as soon as you get your US citizenship. After you apply for dual citizenship, you have to get a *_new_* Philippine passport (although not required), not *_renew_* the old Philippine passport. If you wish, I could email you a primer on dual citizenship for you to read. But you have to send me your email address.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 I'm trying to figure out how much tax is levied against citizens and non-citizens of the Philippines from the sale of stocks(day trading). Thanks so much for your response.
The capital gains tax that I know refers to tax on real estate sales. And it is not really tax on the gain. It's tax on the gross sales price of the property sold, just like sales tax or value added tax. I have no idea why they had to cal it "capital gains" tax when it is a tax on the gross. As of yet, I don't know how gains on sale of stocks are determined when you are trading or investing. I will know that in due time. 😀
If you are former Filipino, you can come in with your husband. Bring your passport, birth certificate and marriage certificate. Check out the current protocol regarding testing and quarantine requirement. They change so frequently.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 American po siya and I'm dual citizen, I think what he's worried about is coming back and forth at least once a year if tourist visa lang does he need to apply for tourist visa again to go back to the Phillippjnes? If non-quota ok lang naman na hindi mag apply nang naturalization (Philippines) diba? Renew lang nong ACR I-card? If I understand it right? Salamat po.
What kind of non-quota visa are you considering? Non-quota is a generic name and applies to different visas not restricted by quota. U.S. citizens are allowed 30 days without any visa. Tourist visa is a non-quota visa, but subject to renewal and extension.
@Kldoun Amelah If pilipina is a Filipino citizen, or "former" Filipino citizen, she and her dependents (foreign spouse and foreign children) can stay up to one year under the balikbayan program. *_Balikbayan program_* is available to Filipinos and former Filipino citizens who had been naturalized in one of the following countries and who comes or returns to the Philippines: Andorra, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Fiji, Finland, France, Gabon, Gambia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Norway, Oman, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vatican, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe
2 easy questions : 1. Do i still need a birth cert. if i have passport ? // 2. An x-ray of what ? my head , my whole body , my feet ? Thank you. [ fr USA ]
I believe you do need that since they listed it. They serve two different purposes: birth certificate shows the place of your birth, while a passport shows your country of citizenship. I believe they were referring to a chess x-ray. You can call the Immigration office, consulate or embassy to clarify all the documents you should bring.
There Will be two stages,first you Will apply for a probation,ONCE thats done you wait a year and reapply,same paper work,for a permanent, first cost me OVER 11,000 total,SECOND theynsaid Will be CLOSE to 10,000,so your looking at investing a little OVER 20,000 if ya do it YOURSELF,lawyers Will do it for you for 30,000, i just did mine this month for The probation,its a pain but worth it,just a lot of easy paper work and toms of copies,lol,they tell ya two or four,i recomment 10 copies,LESS walking then,lol
@@vloggergrandpa2707 just only we having problem for one letter in his name and last name one letter too in our married certificate on the top do in municipal they corected but in the middle po the two name and two last name need to be corrected too we see that when we do register but in the municipal of Angeles pampanga I don't know why not seen all or gonna ask the person if still have to be corrected po
@cyril talbert Please check with a lawyer on your name discrepancy issue. You may not necessarily need a lawyer, but do consult with one to be sure you're making the right moves.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Not true. Here, we are forced to denounce U.S. Citizenship and relinquish our Passport and can never get it back. Filipinos are never forced to renounce Filipino Citizenship or give up their Passport or anything else. I know, because my former wife maintained dual-citizenship and always had both Passports. The Philippines is the guilty party when it comes to Dual Standards...In so many ways and in so many issues.... Yet I still Love this country....
@@hbryant1971 Taken from the Chicago philippines consulate website I still have a valid Philippine passport, which I renewed before I got naturalized as a US citizen. Now that I have reacquired my Philippine citizenship, can I still use this passport? No you can not. The moment you were naturalized as a US citizen, you have relinquished all your rights and privileges as a Philippine citizen, which includes the possession of a Philippine passport. As such, your Philippine passport is no longer valid. Now that you have reacquired your Philippine citizenship, you may now apply for a new Philippine passport. It's the same in Canada.
@Hal For your information, here is the US Oath of Allegiance: "I hereby declare, on oath, *_that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen_* ; that I will support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I will bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law; and that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; so help me God." Again, in the Philippines, they allow you to regain your citizenship after losing it. And, US does not prohibit that. Philippines will do the same thing to Americans when they become naturalized in the Philippines, just like the above. The difference is that US does not allow you to regain the citizenship that you lost.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 And yet the U.S. Government allows them to retain their Filipino Citizenship and passport, but the Philippines follows through to ensure that U.S Citizens fully relinquish their U.S. Citizenship. Double Standards.
After watching a couple of videos on the 13a process in the USA vs Philippines it's seems like an easier process in the Philippines. The two videos I watched made no mention of chest x-ray, urinalysis, stool/ovate, complete blood test etc that are required here in the USA.
Like always a verry structured and informative video. Salamat po . From Belgium.
Great information! Thank you so much! I plan to go to the Philippines as soon as it opens and marry my girlfriend while on a tourist visa, and get the 13 A permanent residence. I'm an American 🇺🇸
Spot On Danny!
Great topic and explanation.
I am here all ready here but love your content. Fantastic Salamat PO
Thanks for sharing. Its something to think about.
Hello po, okey po itong 13A if single na nag asawa from philippines, pero panu po pag not yet done pa ang annulment,? sabi pwedi daw ipa authenticate ang marriage certificate ., it’s called Apostille here in New york ? wala na po bang ibang need na supporting documents , except passport and apostille . sana matalakay nyo po . salamat ng marami!
Always very informative information. Thank you
Just had a bad experience with the immigration in Manila.
1. The requirements on the official web site does not match the requirements in the office:
In addition you will need 2 copies of all your passporr pages.
You will also need a affidavit of Guarantee with Authenticity
Fill in a questionaire and have it authenticated by a notary.
A notary is behind the BDO and the charge is 550 PHP.
Your NBI clearance must have the civil status "Married" otherwise the application will be rejected.
2. You need to bring your Filipina wife as she will be also questioned about the marriage, your money and other things
As my NBI clearance did not show the "Married" status and as it takes 3 days to get a new one I gave up on the 13a.
Hello, i was curious to know where did you get the information fee ?? That cost only $150 dollars?? That is around 8K pesos here. We just apply for 13A visa here at BI Panglao, BOHOl and it cost us 30,000 dollars. Which is $610 dollars depending on the dollar value conversion. I dont understand why BI here in the Philippines charging so much. When we call Cebu they told only 11K peso. 30K peso here at BI, Panglao for non appearance at BI cebu.
I just did it and total ONCE done was 11,310,for The probation part,then AFTER a year youll REDO everything AGAIN and REQUEST your oermanent,which is a little OVER 9,000 ,usually The total ONCE permante Will total xlose to 30,000 if you get someone to do everything for you, little OVER 20,000 if you do it YOURSELF,is ya PAY more someone OVER CHARGING you.
I love it when you say "you need to show bank statements ,share certificate s etc" The reason is that that the Philippines don't want u to be a burden in them ...like there's social security .....NOT.. a person would never be a burden as there's no benefits..They only see what you are going to spend,that's all..
very informative maraming salamat po sa pag share much love and godbless
If you applied for residence visa it takes 5 years to stay here in the Phils.This question is for my foreigner husbans.After 5years.he will be permanent residence of the Phils.or he may go back in her hometown.after that year.or lifetime.
I have a dual citizenship and my husband is a foreign national. We both wanted to move to the Philippines for good. We will enter the Philippines together. I understand that a dual citizen can live in the Philippines indefinitely as a native Filipino. will my husband have the same privilege? If not, what is the maximum number of months for my husband to stay in the country. In cases he needs to leave the country after a year and come back, can he just possibly do that? If in case also he needs to get a visa to live in the country, what type of visa is it and where do we apply for it and the best time to apply. Thank you so much.
Not all Filipinas have a passport.
I have same question. Granpa please help us. Ty
@Joy Ferris The first question is what is his nationality? If he is American or Canadian (E0408 country), he should be able to enter visa-free and stay for 30 days. He can then apply for 13A visa since he is married to you. He will be granted a one year temporary visa initially, and will become permanent visa subsequently. This 30-day visa-free stay in the Philippines will be extended while his a visa is being processed. You and your husband can apply with the Philippine immigration office.
Hello Sir, pasenya na po sa mahaba ko pong mga katanungan.. gusto lang po namin malaman ng foreign fiance ko at para may idea at maging updated na din po kami at makapag process na din po kami ng other documents step by step po. Itatanong ko lang po, he's planned to come home here in the Philippines by next year for us to get married and to spend time with my family and to settle everything together here.. my first question po is,
1.) Need pa po ba nya kumuha ng Visa from United States?
2.) How long to process po his Visa from United States?
3.) What type of Visa po do he need to get?
4.) Fully vaccinated po sya, how long do he need to quarantine? And if he also need to continue quarantine at home?
We plan din po after our marriage, we also planning to go with him together going back to the United States, since I already have passport valid for 10 years.
5.) Do I still need to get Visa for me?
6.) What type of Visa po do I need to get?
7.) How long to process po my Visa from here in the Philippines?
8.) Possible din po ba na makasabay na po ako sa kanya pabalik po ng United States, kahit wala po or Hindi po ako vaccinated? Hoping for your kind and consideration to answer all my questions po.
Thank you very much and have a blessed day po!
Panoorin mo intong bago kong video: th-cam.com/video/UBPmCq73Q_Y/w-d-xo.html . Sa ibaba ng video, meroon link. Tignan mo kung and consultant na iyon ay makatutulong.
Grandpa, I would like to ask lang po.
If ayusin po ang 13A visa dito sa US. Kailangan ba mag stay ang foreigner husband sa Pinas kahit na bumibisita naman?
Or we’re good to start na process?
Salamat
You have to apply for 13A visa while in the Philippines.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Ok salamat po. So, sa Philippines lang po pde mag apply for it?
Hindi pde dito sa US kung san may Philippine Consulate naman po?
Informative and handy to know, salamat po :)
Hello po. I’m new here. Just like to ask po my husband got his permanent resident last 2019 but we are planning to go back to Japan for awhile. Maybe po di kami makabalik agad for another 3 years. Pwede po ba yun? O kailangan po na I cancel na lang po yung visa nya at ibalik yung ACR card po nya.? We are already booked on September po 2021 sa tokyo. Thank you po.
I assume that you meant September 2022. Better check with the Philippine immigration about this matter before you go. When you are holding a permanent resident visa, you may be limited as to the time you're out of the country (six months to one year).
THANK YOU SIR
You didn’t mention vaccinations. Where do we sit with that? And should we decline by reason of ‘Non Consenting’ , will we be able to move to the P-I’s?
It depends on the country and the vaccination. Some countries require certain types but not on all types of vaccination.
Am a bit confused.....I have just come in to the Philippines with my 13 Visa which last for 1 year. Does it mean that once I get my ARC (which they say will last for 5 years), the ARC is my permanent residency permit and that I dont have to worry about renewing my 13A visa when the one year is up.
Advance Release Calendar (ARC) for designated statistics of the Philippine Statistical System that gives the specific dates on when the various statistics will be released by government agencies for the benefit of the data users. I'm not familiar with the ARC permanent residency permit. I would plan to renew the 13A visa if I were you. Then ask them about the ARC permit.
...thank you po for this information...
Hey, I have a weird question! I've tried to find the answer with a google search, I cannot. The Question:
I know I can stay in the PH up to a year, being married to a Filipina. How long must I stay AWAY from the Philippines before I can return, after having stayed the full year?
Example: I'm married to a Pinay and spent a full year on Sibuyan Island, now I'm required to leave. I get a ticket to Malaysia, and spend a month there. Next I buy a ticket to Vietnam and spend a month there. I do the same in Thailand, Mexico, and so on. When can I return to the Philippines? After 2 months? 3 Months? A Year?
I can't seem to find the answer anywhere, Salamat Po.
@Brek StormCrow You can go back in the next day.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Permission to join. In relation the situation, can my foreign husband just leave the country every year for life and come back instead of applying for a 13A visa? Thank you.
I've read that it's a simpler process to obtain a 13A visa in the applicant's home country (the UK in my case) than in the Philippines. However, after dealing with the Philippines Embassy in London, I'm not so sure. They provide so little information and many of their website links are broken.
My under standing is during that 10 years (for citizenship) you can't leave the country and you must give up your pass port during that time. Ever hear of this?
Nope.
Hello po.dito po kami sa USA nanirahan ngayon but gusto na sana namin tumira for good sa pilipinas.ang tanong ko po anong mga documents na kailangan ng asawa ko para sa pag tira sa pinas?
I assume that you are a former Filipino citizen, and your husband is a foreigner. You can go right now as Balikbayan and your husband can travel with you. You may obtain a dual citizenship if qualified, and your husband can get a 13A visa which is for foreigner married to a Filipino. Meanwhile, he can apply for 9A visa in the Philippines while waiting for his 13A visa.
He was stay here since March 4 2020 until now he was still here
Gud am po pag po ikakasal sa pinay ang foreigner d po ba valid ang affidavit of cohabitation kung matagal ng nagsama sa Pinas? Qualified po ba sila dun?
Sorry, I have no information about cohabitation.
Hello po , i hope u can help me . Ikinasal ako dito sa USA chicago . 2017 . And now plano namin bumalik sa pinas pra tumira doon permanently . Nxt yr hopefully 2023. Pwede po ba mag apply ng 13A Non qouta immigrants dito sa USA this year for my husband po . ? Im just wondering lang po kasi baka its too early to apply or just have to wait until we are in the philippines.?
Thanks!
Hi, good content. FYI, you need to fix your mic. There is a lot "feedback" . everything else is good. OK, good luck.
Thanks for letting me know. However, I just checked it, and it's perfectly clear. Let's see if I hear another observation because I don't see anything wrong from where I am.
@Mindsub. I think I just noticed the mic noise on my last upload. Looks like it affected my last 3 uploads. Thanks. I'll troubleshoot that tomorrow. :-)
Hi.good day ,
May itatanong lang po aku Sir,
Pag hindi bah naka bayad sa Imigration dito sa pilipinas. .ma de deport po bah ?
Makabayad ng ano???
goodevening po sir.. british po ang husband ko and he is planning to come and live here in Phils for good napo. Gusto ko lang po sanang malaman if how much yung kailangan na amount for the evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines na dapat meron siya sa savings nia?maraming salamat po and god bless..
Currently, applicants for 13A visa are temporarily suspend as I understand it. Please see the attached link: londonpe.dfa.gov.ph/consular-matters/visa.
However, the following link says that he should present "evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines, such as, but not limited to, bank statement of accounts, CPF contributions, property deeds, certificates of stocks" www.philippine-embassy.org.sg/consular/visa/residence-visa-for-spouse-of-a-filipino-citizen/
However, it does not specify how much. So, just apply when it opens up after Covid19 and see how it goes. I guess it will be subjective.
maraming salamat po
Good day Sir about the 13A visa? What certain medical requirements needed? If a foreign national undergoes encarceration before back on his younger years ? Does it effect on his application of 13A visa? Even he was encarcerated for only one week.?
To find out, try to get an application form and see if there is any question about it regarding incarceration. Also, check the immigration website regarding requirements.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 And also Sir, Can a 13 A visa be processed in USA?, Can my husband do that in his country even we are married here in Cebu?
Continuous physical presence in the Philippines is recommended during the visa processing period to avoid the need for re-validation. You have to remember that 13A visa is only being issued to spouses of Filipino Citizen.
Hi good afternoon po! I came in US as fiance visa got married there in US, we applied gc but he kept it 3x for my biometric and never get a greencard so i decided to go back in phils, since 2018. I stayed in US 1 yr and 5 mnths. Lots of issues abt him. Am i still single here in phils?since i never declared our marriage in phils embassy coz he never gave me greencard. By the way we have a son who is US citizen coz of his father is american citizen but my son was born here, were not married when my our son was born in ph, mean my son is illegitimate child in ph?. Thank you po
Wow! That's complicated, although not uncommon.
hi, I'm planning to move to Philippines with my Filipina wife in time and was wondering about the requirements needed.. i see that i will need to do a medical exam but it stats that i will need to travel to Singapore to do the exam, seems a little too much to me but do you know this is true? or can i do that in Philippines?
@Patrick Harding Sorry, I do not have an answer to that.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 no problem.. thx for your reply👍
No medical required. Just come to Philippines and apply for 13 a visa then after a year you apply for permanent resident
The Philippines makes it easy, unlike Thailand, which does not really like to process marriage visas. Thailand also does not grant residency based on marriage. Viva Philippines!!!!!
My husband is currently holding 13A Visa now and he is staying here in Ph for almost 10months now.. he needs to renew his visa but i dont know what is the next visa to apply to get his permanent residency visa..
After 5 years, he can apply for Philippine citizenship. However, if he does, he will lose his original citizenship (for example, in the US). If he does not want this to happen, his best bet is to continue with the 13A visa or get an SRRV visa. It's best that you discuss this with the Philippine Immigration Office to get first hand information.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you so much sir.. it is very helpful
I have 13a permanet visa. If l stay outside Philippines for a long period..like more than 6months, my 13a visa will be canceled? I have been here in korea since last January due to Pandemic situation, I am afraid that i might lose my 13a visa due to staying so long outside Philippines.
Call the Philippine consulate office. Seems to me that the pandemic is a good reason for it not to be cancelled.
Going around to all the 13a visa videos asking if anyone knows the process for passport stamp transfer when renewing passports. Any first hand info would be greatly appreciated.
Paano po if kasal dati sa American(sa Pinas kinasal) and then nag moved kami sa US... and got divorced(exhusband ang nagfile ng divorce). Got remarried to an American ulit pero here in the US na. recognized po ba sa Pinas ung 2nd marriage ko?Thanks in advance
Good question. I know that divorce is not recognized in the Philippines. So, I don't know what the situation would be.
Sir my filipina is married but ex husband aldry left her about 10 years ago. Now as a foreigner i married her in her province w the presence of all her family members n sign by Mayor. Must i still get the annalment done?
Sorry, this is a question for the lawyer. I would talk to one if I were you.
My Filipina wife has 2 addresses and her ID is for the Manila address . When I come to the Philippines we stay in Biliran as we have a house there . The only proof at present that we live in Biliran is a Barangay Cert and an application receipt for the title of the lot . The marriage Cert does it need to authenticated in the DFA with a stamp ?
Please check with the appropriate office as to what their requirement is. Some will accept a copy, others will need authentication or notary.
Thank for for doing all your informative videos. What a blessing and a help to so many. I have question po regarding 13 A visa - can we apply for this while still in the US or should it be accomplished in the Philippines? Planning to buy a house in the Philippines also this year - would it be wise to put my name and my spouse's name in the title? This could be a proof for financial status for the 13A visa application. Thank you po for your insight on this.
I don't see any reason why you can't apply while overseas. Ask the consulate office about any investment required and if that will be acceptable. Keep in mind that foreigners are only allowed to own a condominium... not land.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you po sa reply.
Hello po sir, tanong lang po, paano po magpapakasal Ang Filipina sa foreigner kung kasal sya Filipino pero hiwalay na po Ng 12 years.pero still gamit pa din Ng Filipina Ang apelyido Ng lalake kahit sa passport nya.. ano po dapat gawin para makasal sya sa foreigner.salamat po..
Sir, magandang araw po. I have a question. Me, my wife are naturalized US citizen but my kids were born in the US. We will soon be retiring and living back in Philippines. We were told that we can be dual citizens because of being Filipinos (born and raised except for the kids). But i dont want to commit to being a dual citizen yet because of my US Job. but my wife and kids will. Now for my question, with my wife attaining dual citizenship. Would our situation be similar to me just needing a 13A visa? Maraming salamat po.
I assume that you were both natural born Filipinos who became U.S. citizens through naturalization. You will need to apply for dual citizenship citizenship, not 13A. 13A is for Americans married to a Filipina. More comprehensive information is in my other vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
@@vloggergrandpa2707 maraming salamat po. Ill keep doing my research. Thank you for all then videos Sir.
Hi Sir do you know the financial requirements for 13a visa .We are in USA now but plan to apply the 13a visa .Thank You
Here's the link with information on 13A Visa: www.philippine-embassy.org.sg/consular/visa/residence-visa-for-spouse-of-a-filipino-citizen/
Hello Sir,baka matulungan nyo po kami ng husband ko. ikinasal kami year 2020 dito sa USA ngayon gusto na namin na dyan sa pilipinas manirahan ,mauna akong uuwi at susunod siya sa September.baka alam nyo ang step by step na gagawin para makakuha ng permanent residency ang asawa ko dito sa Pilipinas.at saan ako mag umpisa ,,baka may alam kayo na mag process at magkano kaya ang bayad ?
Unang una, huwag kayong maghiwalay ng biyahe. Dapat magkasama kayo in case magbago na naman ang requirement sa September. Pwede kayong pumasok as Balikbayan. Kung magiisa siya sa September, baka abutan siya ng another travel restriction at hindi makapunta. Anyway, kung makapasok siya as Visa Free traveler for 30 days, or as balikbayan na kasama mo, doon na kayo mg file an application for 13A visa. Permanent visa iyon after the first year.
Hello po. How long before you can apply for 13A visa after marriage in the philippines?
Should be able to do it right away.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you so much po for your reponse.
Thank You.
my husband is a US Army retiree and we married here in US, we are gay couples and he wants to apply for citizenship in Philippines since we built a house there. So how does this apply sir?
What's your current citizenship? Natural born, naturalized. I don't understand the question. Please elaborate.
God bless po. Very informative. I haven't been able to get back in country to see my wife for 7 months now. Any advice how, I would be able or is it possible for me to get back to my wife? Salamat po.
Only Philippine citizens are allowed to go right now. I'm not sure how spouse of Filipino citizen will be treated. Why not call the Philippine consulate where you live?
@Run Downer I just found out that spouses of Philippine nationals will be allowed into the country. You might want to call the Consulate office to inquire, or, maybe, Philippine Airlines. Let me know how it goes. Good luck. By the way, be aware of the 14-day quarantine requirement even if you are negative of COVID.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 ok po. Thank you po. I'll try to find out. God bless po.
Were married po here in phillipines the gusto nya po mag stay long dito anong visa po ba need?
13A visa
Can I ask? How to apply oath of allegiance if the girl is pinay and got married to a Japanese man. Where she can get that Oath said sir?
Hello I'm wondering about the part where you said property deeds do you mean Philippine property deed or can I us the deed to our US property?
What exactly did I say so I can explain it to you?
@@vloggergrandpa2707 you said examples of financial status among this you said Bank statements etc you mentioned property deed also my question is does this include property the couple may own in the USA Also.
Yes. Since Philippines is looking for the financial instability of the couple, it should include everything you own.
Good day sir,sir i have a friend who married a filipina and he overstay his visa since 10 months now,how can he solve the problem and pay his overstay and still stay in Philippine with his family.
He could pay the penalty and apply for 13A visa if he is married to the Filipina wife. Talk to the Bureau of Immigration about it. Good luck.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you so much sir
Hi, I’m currently in United States as a dual citizen my adult children was born while I was a Filipino but I was not able to report their birth .what type of form do I need to file for my adult children?
Please call the Philippine Consulate. They will provide you with whatever you need.
Hi sir I have problem about my sister and her husband I need advise plz.and my have I son and her husband request to bring her in america but her son is staying with me hes 9 yr old and her husband dont want to pay the visa for my sister son and hes husband want to ask me half to pay I just want to know who's responsibility and my sister husband were leaving different woman already but my sister and him not divorce yet I just wondering about visa plus help me and he dont support my sister financially and her son
My suggestion is for you to hire a lawyer. Your problem is a little bit complicated. It is best not rely on TH-cam advice.
Pano po mag apply nang permanent resident ano pong dapat gawen hindi papo kami kasal nang bf ko taga spain po sya ano po dapat gawen or ano po need na requirement para may long term sya sa pinas salamat po.
If you are a citizen of an other country , were married in Philippines Then later divorced in U S The Philippine Government will Recognises Divorce that was performed in another country. The Citizen of another country is free to Marry Again In philippiness
Unfortunately, Philippines does not recognize divorce. I would think twice before marrying again in the Philippines.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Wrong Information. Get your facts Correct. If you have a Divorce Decree Granted by a Court of Law in another Country, You then have Legal Capacity To Re- Marry in Philippines. Thousands of Foreign Citizens ( even former Philippine Citizens) Have Legally Married Filippinas after being Divorced in another Country.
Hi, my children are already un adult. I did not report there birth but I was a Filipino when They were born. How do I get them registered to consulte? What type of form do I need?
@Bethelyn Delapena. That is covered in one of my vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. studio.th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlplaylists
Good morning po.. German national po yung husband ko and we are planning to live in the Philippines for good. How much po yung kailangan na amount for evidence of sufficient financial capacity to live in the Philippines na dapat meron sa savings nya? Salamat po and god bless
There is no amount specified. Just an Affidavit of Financial Support or proof of means of support to be notarized by the Philippine Consulate. There is no deposit requirement similar to an SRRV visa although there could be fees to get an ACR I (Alien Certificate of Registration Identification) card. Here's the link regarding the requirements: www.immigration.gov.ph/visa-requirements/immigrant-visa/non-quota-visa/conversion-to-non-quota-immigrant-visa-by-marriage#
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Permission to join the conversation. To Vlogger Grandpa: You mean to say, we need an affidavit of support to fly and stay in the Philippines for good? And where will the affidavit be addressed and to what purpose would this be? I am a dual citizen, and my husband is a foreign national.
Sir, ang anak ko ay nakapag asawa ng canadian, yung visa niya ay di naaproved ng canada, totoo ba yong pag uuwi sya dito sa pinas di daw pwede dalhin nya ang anak nya na 4 yrs old.
He is entitled to enter Philippines visa-free for 30 days. Canada is one of EO408 countries. This change just occurred April 1st. I'm not sure about his child. Maybe he/she will be required to get a 9A tourist visa. Maybe not. Also, from what I know, he should have no problem sponsoring his wife in Canada if they are legally married unless this changed since I left Canada.
Do you know if I can apply for the 13a visa in my home country of Canada before I go to the Philippines my wife and I were married in Canada and we live here now she is a duel citizen will that make a difference
I don't see any reason why you can't. Just call or visit the Philippine Consulate.
Hello po 2 year na po ang asawa ko dito sa pilipinas kasal po kami kakasal lang po namin malaysian po sya magexpire na po working visa nya sa april possible po ba na makapagapply kmi for 13 a visa na kmi kmi lang magaasikaso at ano po mga dapat namin gawin, sana po ay masagot thankyou so much po
Paki tanong mo na lang sa Philippine Immigration para sigurado daily sa pandemic.
Hi sir just ask I am dual citizen here in Ireland and planning going home for 3 months with my husband question is my husband needed a visa even his with me
No visa required if traveling with you. But be sure to show marriage certificate to prove relationship.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you so much sir
I mean the cost is 30K peso not dollars.
How far in advance can I apply for 13A ? I'm planning to move to the Philippines September 2021.
My understanding is you have to apply for it AFTER you get married because you are required to submit your Marriage Certificate.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 understand, we been married for 35 years now. Is better to apply for 13A in USA. Before we permanent move?
I guess so. This way, you can take advantage of exemption (with limit) from customs duties on your personal household items if you have a lot to move. That's the only advantage I can see. Otherwise, you can do it when in the Philippines. Just make sure you have all the required documents with you.
Good morning sir how are you. I am married to filipino in Pakistan we are living in Dubai we have one daughter we are planning to go Philippines and stay there what visa I can apply and I get I will wait for your reply thank you sir GOD bless you and your family
I believe that there are restrictions for Pakistan Passport holders. For example, some countries are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa, but that excludes Pakistan Passport holders. I think it's best for you to call the Philippine Consulate where you are to explore your options. Maybe being married to a Filipina may have options. Sorry, I'm not too familiar with rules for Pakistan citizens.
I already know the answer and that loophole must be closed. If you want to have "ally benefits" fix it....
Are US citizens now allowed To enter/travel into Manila??
To my knowledge, it is still closed for non-Filipinos because of COVID-19, not immigration.
Hi i am an iranian citizen and I've been married for the last 21 years but last year my wife passed away, I have a 21 year old son. Is it possible for me to get a citizenship or a lifetime visa?
@Nader Khalag Foreigner is allowed to be citizen through naturalization, but you "could" lose your original citizenship.. Dual citizenship in Philippines is only granted to former Filipino citizens. You could also get a Special Senior Retirement Visa.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you for the information
@@vloggergrandpa27071- how much does it cost to change citizenship for first choice 2- if i apply for SSRV visa can i withdraw my us dollars after i got visa?
@Nader Khalag I am not familiar with citizenship by naturalization so I don't know how much it cost. On SRRV visa, no you can't withdraw the deposit while you have your SRRV.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you very much
hello po im married to a maltese a european citizen for almost 6 years and we decided to live in the philippines what will be our requrements to live in the philippines ,thankyou in advance
I would recommend you getting a dual citizenship to get all the benefits of being a citizen of the Philippines. As for your husband, I would recommend applying for 13A visa which is issued to those who are married to a Filipino citizen.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 hi Sir thank you for reliable advise
One of the requirements states "Applicant’s police clearance from the country of origin" So as a US Citizen where would I get this? FBI There is no criminal record report that a US citizen can request that I am aware of.
Go to your local police station, or you may visit a participating U.S. Post Office location to submit your fingerprints. I think it is an FBI Clearance or Background Check.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you sir. Great info. Stay safe
Hi sir mag tatanung po Kung paanu po pakasal sa embassy if pwede po ba Ang foreign girl and Pinoy to get Married at Philippine embassy, thanks for sa answer I will wait po
A foreign girl and pinoy can get married. Of course. But why at the Philippine Embassy? Sorry, but I had no experience in that. I wish I could help more. 😧
@@vloggergrandpa2707 hi hellow thnak you po for answering I still want to know if both asean like my situation, she's Indonesia and I a Pinoy, in your advise po San po pwde mg stay Phillipine or Indonesian thank you po for answering again
Sorry. But that is a very personal choice. What's good for one is not necessarily good for another. You have to make that choice.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 oh, okay po sir, but one last question shes able to become resident to our country or cannot ? Because I still don't know if she can't be a resident to our country, I need some advice for planning Marriage a foreign asean girl, thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
First, I assume that you are Filipino and that you want her to stay in the Philippines after marriage. It really depends on what country she is from (other than Asean girl). Your best bet is to call the Philippine Consulate or Embassy and inquire. Okay? Too many details we need to discuss in public forum.
Can I still retain my US citizenship if I become a Philippine Citizen and have dual citizenship? I was born in California and lived here as a primary resident all my life. I am retired now and plan to move to PH to marry my gf and remain there for the rest of my life. I could do a retirement visa but if in 5 years I can become a citizen it may be better to just have a tourist visa for the first 5 yrs and become a citizen. I do not want to give up my US citizenship though! I heard I can't have dual citizenship as an American who wants to become a PH citizen. Is that true?
If you are now a US citizen, and you apply for Philippine citizenship, you will be required to renounce your U.S. citizenship. If you want to keep the U.S. citizenship, it will be best for you to get an SRRV, or 13A visa since you are getting married to, I assume, a Filipino woman. Good luck.
Philippine Retirement & Travels Thank you! You give all of us really great information. Much appreciated! Take care and God Bless
Hello po.. maraming salamat po sa video nyo. may tatanong lang po ako sa inyo! Gusto ko pong apply asawa ko ng 13A Visa his from pakistan we're been married 7 years here in Muscat. Yong married certificate namin authentication na po dyn satin. Ano po ang the best way para magkaroon ng residence visa ang asawa ko dyn sabpinas?
Please click the link in the comment section of my video regarding countries that are allowed to get 13A visa. I do not see nationals of Pakistan being listed there. Check the Philippine Consulate or Embassy to see if there's an update. If he does not qualify, I will suggest a Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) if he's 50 years old or more. That is covered in one of my vlogs. Here's the link to my channel. th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
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Hello po uli , I go thru to your link as you said po. Tanong ko po uli pag nag apply Ang husband ko ng VSSR visa we need to deposit certain amount to get this visa qualified po ba yong saving?
You must deposit $10,000 in a local bank. I don't know if they have a special account called SRRV Visa Account, or not. Just ask the bank. Also, if you will be allowed to deposit dollars, I would recommend depositing dollars since dollar currency is more secure.
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There another way that we can apply visa for my husband as a residence visa coz 13A isnt applicable to my husband neither the VSSR and what the requirements and how much it will cost?
I know that 13A may not apply because he's from Pakistan. Why will SRRV not apply. Is he not of retirement age yet?
SIR PLEASE I HOPE MATULUNGAN NYO PO AKO, IF MY HUSBAND IS NOT QUALIFIED FOR 13A permanent visa kasi po lebanesse nationality siya ano po ba ang pwede kong applayan na VISA for him. Salamat po ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻God bless
You have to consult with the Philippine Consulate Office about that. Sorry, I'm not familiar with those exceptions. 😧
Vlogger Grandpa, USA thank you po ☺️❤️
Pwede po bang US marriage certificate?
Sir magtatanong lang po ako kami ng asawa ko US citizen narin kami at dual citizen narin pero yung anak namin sa states ko ipinanganak ang tanong ko po kailangan ba namin mag out every year para sa anak namin dahil hindi naman siya filipino citizen?
If he has U.S. Passport, he should be able to enter the Philippines, but only for one year only. If he is qualified, why not have him file a Report of Birth at the Philippine Consulate or Philippine Immigration, then apply for a Philippine Passport so he can stay for as long as he wants.
Mag rereport of birth palang po ako sa kanya.. Pero maitanong ko lang sir kung mag out man siya sa ibang lugar pwede din ba siya gaya ng mga asia na lugar? Tapos balik ulit sa pinas.hindi na kailangan bumalik sa states... kahit dito lang sa asia ok po ba yun?
As long as he is citizen of the U.S. AND the Philippines, he can stay out as long as he wants. Just make sure he has both passports, and he can present either passports when going to Asia. For example, I believe that it is better to use US passport when going to Japan so that he will not be required a visa. On the otherhand, it may be better to use Philippine passport when going to other Asian countries. He can ask the travel agent. Here's the link to my channel that has topics on these matters: th-cam.com/channels/YU70S4jYvhw0BOetMFdD6A.htmlvideos
Maraming salamat po sa sagot niyo sa tanong ko godbless po... 🙏
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Sir question about my son who is a canadian citizen. Pwede bang sa Pilipinas na kami mg file ng birth niya? Or kailangan talaga dito sa Philippines consulate sa Canada?
Salamat
I was married in pi. 50 yrs ago.wife has naturalized in us. Is she needing to get what to stay there.I am currently only allowed to stay 30 days where s Filipino can stay 60 months on tourist visa why
You can stay longer with a visa. Limiting the stay of foreigners is a good practice in any civilized nation. Same in other countries and the U.S. But with the appropriate visa, there is no reason you can't stay. This is the reason I'm against the so-called open borders. With open borders, there will not be a "controlled" immigration, and things will get out of control.
Unclear on visa I need a visa from pi. Issued there or in us. What about the wife does she need a visa also. To stay
Former filipinos can stay for 12 months a balikbayan. 60 months is generous. Why not ask your wife to get dual citizenship, then you can apply for 13A visa.
I have considered doing the dual citizen thing for her. Her mental capacity is problem as she has Lewy body dementia. I have to make all decisions from dress to eating have Power of Attorney for health and financial. She wants to go home for remainder of her life. No way of telling when it will be. Can be tomorrow or ten years.
Really thank you for the info you give. It is very helpful. Salamit
Hello mgttnong lng po.. Last na po kac na renew ng husband ko for 6 months and sabi need na daw po kumuha ng visa. Nastress na po kac ako ndi ko na po alm ggwin ko. Anu po bang visa ang pde kunin ng asawa ko at paano po.. 2 years na po xa dto sa pilipinas
Magpunta ka sa Philippine Immigration Office. Kailangan niya mag apply ng 13A visa. Dapat noon pa ninyo inasikaso yan. Hindi ko alam kung ano ang maging penalty for overstaying without visa.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank u for the reply sir.. Ngeextend po kme ng tourist visa nya every 6months last time po kac na tnong ako sa stelite anong visa po ang pde kunin ng husband ko and sabi po sken better daw po irenew nlng nmen ung meron xa. Nd ko po alm may hangganan lng po pla ung pgeextend ng tourist visa
Kung iyon ang nirerecomenda sa iyo and ok lang sa iyo, then ganon na lang ang gawin mo. Pero para sa akin, kung siya ay permanente na sa Pinas, mas maigi na magapply ng 13A visa. One year yuon, pero pagrenew after 1 year, magigina permanente and visa niya. Less headache.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 pag ngapply po ng 13a visa direct po ba sa immigration or online po ilang arw na po kac ako tumatwag sa immigration office wlapo ko mkontak lagi po operator lng
Dahil yan sa pandemic. Subukan mong padalhan ng sulat o email.
What if we are not married yet...Can he still apply for a 13A non quota immigrant?
@Me Vie Sorry, no.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Thank you for reply po...What visa applicable for him po to stay longer here in the Phil?
@Me Vie Tourist visa, but it is not available right now.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Thank you po
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Simply One Single Comment/Question after Statement of Fact. In the United States of America, a Filipino Citizen may become a U.S. Citizen and retain their Filipino Citizenship. Can I, a U.S. Citizen become a Filipino Citizen, while also retaining my U.S. Citizenship?
@Hal No, because US does not offer the same benefit.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Yes they do. Every U.S. Citizen Filipino still holds and renew their Philippine Passport. Even after receiving their U.S. Citizenship and U.S. Passport, because they are not required to renounce their Philippine Citizenship our relinquish their Philippine Passport. U.S. Citizens are required to do both (Renounce U.S. Citizenship and surrender their U.S. Passport. all Social Security Benefits, etc. in order to obtain Philippine Citizenship. Only a Fool would do that.....
@Hal Hal, your *_old passport_* becomes *_invalid_* as soon as you get your US citizenship. After you apply for dual citizenship, you have to get a *_new_* Philippine passport (although not required), not *_renew_* the old Philippine passport. If you wish, I could email you a primer on dual citizenship for you to read. But you have to send me your email address.
Can nepali apply for 13a? If not, what option they could have?
I believe so. Nepal is listed as one of the 157 EO408 countries. You can try.
I'd like to ask about capital gains tax relating to the sale of stocks, specifically day trading in the Philippines.
Hello. What is your question?
@@vloggergrandpa2707 I'm trying to figure out how much tax is levied against citizens and non-citizens of the Philippines from the sale of stocks(day trading). Thanks so much for your response.
The capital gains tax that I know refers to tax on real estate sales. And it is not really tax on the gain. It's tax on the gross sales price of the property sold, just like sales tax or value added tax. I have no idea why they had to cal it "capital gains" tax when it is a tax on the gross. As of yet, I don't know how gains on sale of stocks are determined when you are trading or investing. I will know that in due time. 😀
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Bit of a pickle! Very hard to find. Thanks for your reply and your videos. :)
Capital gain tax on real estate is exempt on 500k or below for marry couples . Check with your accountant
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Hello if british citizen married Filipino ano Ang document po thanks
If you are former Filipino, you can come in with your husband. Bring your passport, birth certificate and marriage certificate. Check out the current protocol regarding testing and quarantine requirement. They change so frequently.
If the US spouse has a police record can he still get the 13A Visa? Thanks
It all depends on the seriousness of the crime committed.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 American po siya and I'm dual citizen, I think what he's worried about is coming back and forth at least once a year if tourist visa lang does he need to apply for tourist visa again to go back to the Phillippjnes? If non-quota ok lang naman na hindi mag apply nang naturalization (Philippines) diba? Renew lang nong ACR I-card? If I understand it right? Salamat po.
What kind of non-quota visa are you considering? Non-quota is a generic name and applies to different visas not restricted by quota. U.S. citizens are allowed 30 days without any visa. Tourist visa is a non-quota visa, but subject to renewal and extension.
How about jordanian merrid pilipina they have three kids want stay long in philippines pls i need to know
@Kldoun Amelah If pilipina is a Filipino citizen, or "former" Filipino citizen, she and her dependents (foreign spouse and foreign children) can stay up to one year under the balikbayan program. *_Balikbayan program_* is available to Filipinos and former Filipino citizens who had been naturalized in one of the following countries and who comes or returns to the Philippines: Andorra, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Fiji, Finland, France, Gabon, Gambia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Norway, Oman, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vatican, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe
I'm saudi wants to marry filipina in her country wanna stay for 74 days i can do that and how please answer and thanks 😊
@ALiShaghara Not now.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 what's that mean
2 easy questions : 1. Do i still need a birth cert. if i have passport ? // 2. An x-ray of what ? my head , my whole body , my feet ? Thank you. [ fr USA ]
I believe you do need that since they listed it. They serve two different purposes: birth certificate shows the place of your birth, while a passport shows your country of citizenship. I believe they were referring to a chess x-ray. You can call the Immigration office, consulate or embassy to clarify all the documents you should bring.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 thank you
Can my husband do the medical test in the Philippines or it has to be in the country of origin. Thank you.
I don't see why not if you're already in the Philippines.
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Thank you for all the knowledge.
Are you an immigrant to the philippines
@JG Garcia No. I'm a dual citizen of US and Philippines.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 so technically you are an immigrant to the Philippines
@JG Garcia NO! I'm a citizen of both countries. There's a difference between being an immigrant and being a citizen!
What about Pakistan?
Pakistan is not an EEO 408 country and, therefore, not entitled to 30-day visa-free stay.
There Will be two stages,first you Will apply for a probation,ONCE thats done you wait a year and reapply,same paper work,for a permanent, first cost me OVER 11,000 total,SECOND theynsaid Will be CLOSE to 10,000,so your looking at investing a little OVER 20,000 if ya do it YOURSELF,lawyers Will do it for you for 30,000, i just did mine this month for The probation,its a pain but worth it,just a lot of easy paper work and toms of copies,lol,they tell ya two or four,i recomment 10 copies,LESS walking then,lol
My husband american from Florida baker can apply 13a
@cyril talbert If he is married to a Philippine citizen, he can apply for 13A visa.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 just only we having problem for one letter in his name and last name one letter too in our married certificate on the top do in municipal they corected but in the middle po the two name and two last name need to be corrected too we see that when we do register but in the municipal of Angeles pampanga I don't know why not seen all or gonna ask the person if still have to be corrected po
Help us pls we doing extend him tourish visa even we already married po we paying 12k for 2months extend tourish for my husband
@cyril talbert Please check with a lawyer on your name discrepancy issue. You may not necessarily need a lawyer, but do consult with one to be sure you're making the right moves.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 if our married certificate be ok can we do walk in truth Philippines immigration to apply 13a po?
Not this guy. FILIPINA want fifty percent.
Quite offensive. put yourself in our place.
@Hal I know. It's US fault. US should come up with the same law to reacquire your US citizenship.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 Not true. Here, we are forced to denounce U.S. Citizenship and relinquish our Passport and can never get it back. Filipinos are never forced to renounce Filipino Citizenship or give up their Passport or anything else. I know, because my former wife maintained dual-citizenship and always had both Passports. The Philippines is the guilty party when it comes to Dual Standards...In so many ways and in so many issues.... Yet I still Love this country....
@@hbryant1971 Taken from the Chicago philippines consulate website I still have a valid Philippine passport, which I renewed before I got naturalized as a US citizen. Now that I have reacquired my Philippine citizenship, can I still use this passport?
No you can not. The moment you were naturalized as a US citizen, you have relinquished all your rights and privileges as a Philippine citizen, which includes the possession of a Philippine passport. As such, your Philippine passport is no longer valid. Now that you have reacquired your Philippine citizenship, you may now apply for a new Philippine passport. It's the same in Canada.
@Hal For your information, here is the US Oath of Allegiance: "I hereby declare, on oath, *_that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen_* ; that I will support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I will bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law; and that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; so help me God."
Again, in the Philippines, they allow you to regain your citizenship after losing it. And, US does not prohibit that. Philippines will do the same thing to Americans when they become naturalized in the Philippines, just like the above. The difference is that US does not allow you to regain the citizenship that you lost.
@@vloggergrandpa2707 And yet the U.S. Government allows them to retain their Filipino Citizenship and passport, but the Philippines follows through to ensure that U.S Citizens fully relinquish their U.S. Citizenship. Double Standards.