I'm a US citizen, I go to Immigration department and pay for extended stay, I've been in this beautiful country for a little over two years, minus one exit back to the States for my mom's birthday and my nephew's wedding. I currently have a six month extended visit with a Philippine "alien" identification card. It was a lot cheaper than a plane ticket to the states and I didn't miss any rice, three times a day 😂. I love it here, food is great and the people are very nice
@@luciamedina8924 You are very welcome, I appreciate all the great people and extraordinary hospitality that I have received from the wonderful Filipino people, I couldn't ask for a better place to spend my retirement
I'm a US citizen who has been learning Tagalog for almost 2 months now, and I can't wait to come and visit your country. Thank you so much for making the information straightforward and accessible. I'm planning to get an extended stay up to 60 days, so I have plenty of time to experience the food, the culture, and of course the wonderful people. Salamat po!
I don't want to mess up something. So I am good to just go on my passport for 30 days. During those 30 days i can ask for 6 months extension? What do I do if I want to live permanently?
I don't want to mess up something. So I am ok to just fly there on my passport and when I land, am I able there to ask for 6 month extension? Then what do I do if I want to live permanently?
I’m a Filipino by birth and now a US citizen married to a foreigner American citizen. We have lived in the Philippines for 15 years and 2 of my sons were born there. My question is are they considered “Operation of Law?” or do they still need to apply for dual citizenship? And if they fall in the “Operation of Law” category, how can they verify and acquire that document. Thank you for your channel, it is very informative and helpful.
Your two sons are considered dual citizens by operation of law. No need to apply for dual. Did they have a PH birth certificate? If so, you can get them a PH passport.
I’ve been traveling to the Philippines every year since I’ve retired. We’ve been staying there for two months without visa and coming back here without any problems. This is my first time to hear this visa requirement.
My opinion huwag ng Bigyan ng Limitation for the staying- we are all Bruder nd sister-in this planet 🌎 🎉😊 Be kind because this world own our almighty God !- Huwag nyo pahirapan ang bawat tao to stay and living in this world we have limitations and dei--😅 🎉 And sana itong e travel Registration Alisin ito- Pinahirapan lang nyo mga tao na ang iba kramihan Hindi marunong at walang Computer -- Tanggalin ito“ dahil inutel itong klaseng rules- My message to all- believe to God whatever happened ❤😊 --
This is new to me. I’m a Filipina naturalized US citizen. I go home every year during winter time her in Illinois I stayed 4 months in the Philippines I never extended my visa before. My questions is do I have to apply for extended visa this time? I’m going home on November fourth , be back in USA on March 5th of 2025. Much appreciated your reply. Thank you.
My wife and I were born in thePhilippines and naturalized US citizens. We are planning to visit the Philippines from Hong Kong after our cruise ends on February 3, 2024. My question is, can I apply for Etravel for my wife and I before we embark in Singapore on January 20, 2024. Internet is not reliable on the cruise ship.
No, you can't. You must do the e-travel registration within 72 hrs of your flight to PH. You can do it at the airport before you checkin. If you're planning to stay in PH for long (>30 days) , bring your old PH passport or PSA birth cert.
@@182627OJC dual citizens (US/PH) can stay in PH for as long as they want/ indefinitely. If you have obligations in the US (e.g. taxes, health insurance, etc) then make sure you take care of them.
Hi question po! Maximum stay within 30 days in 1 year? or every time i come to the Philippines like every 3 or 4 months I am only allowed to stay no more than 30 days? How does a balikbayan visa look like? is a stamp enough for Balik Bayan visa? Hope to hear from you po!
I am a US citizen and would like to stay in the Philippines indefinitely. I cannot afford to do the SRRP. Let me know what the process is to stay indefinitely. Thank you
There is only a 13A marriage visa or SRRV retirement visa for permanent residency. If you have ever been in the military with an honorable discharge, SRRV Expanded Courtesy has a lower deposit of $1,500. Looking at the other SRRV options, they have a significant deposit of $10,000 or more. The only other way is to become a citizen, which can take 10 years to accomplish.
I’m a dual citizen & when I applied the Dual Citizen I included my daughter (a minor at that time). My question is how my daughter now an adult prove that she’s a dual citizen also? The Philippine Consulate in San Francisco only sent me a Dual Citizen certificate only under my name. How is she going to prove it?
You might have a valid I-card already, but if you use the Eservices on line for visa extension, they will charge you for another I-card. Its just a flaw with their website. You can also apply for a 6 month Visa extension, but if you only get approved for a two month they keep the difference in money. They tell you on website no refunds. Another screwup that nobody in immigration checks.
My husband and I are former Filipino citizens and acquired US citizenship through naturalization. My daughter is now 38 years old and was born in the US before we were naturalized, can she apply for dual citizenship? Thank you
@@AdventuresinAmericaUSA1Thank you for all the informations on your video, it’s a lot of help. My question is, I started migrating in the US on 2015 and still a greencard holder, I haven’t applied for US citizenship (not yet for now). And from the year that I started migrating up to the present, I have visited the Philippines 5 times, with 2-3 months vacation most of the time. Can I apply directly for or a dual citizenship right away, even if I’m not or did not applied for a US citizenship? Or do i need to be a US citizen first, and then after a couple years apply for a dual citizenship? Your helpful suggestion and good advice will be so much help and greatly appreciated. Thank you 🙏
I am a permanent resident with green card. What is the maximum months am I allowed to stay? Can I request for extension in US Embassy in the Philippines?
@@heidelberg232001 You need to apply for a US Re Entry Permit if you are staying outside the US for more than 1 year. Apply before you leave. Otherwise, you have deemed to abandon your permanent residency.
You still have a Philippine passport so you can stay in the Philippines indefinitely, however, you will have a problem coming back to the US if your stay is beyond one year.
I'm married to a native American citizen and he's a Visa13-a holder (I'm a Filipina) and we lived here in the Philippines for 11 years. He's in US just last September 17, 2023 for a visit and he'll be going back home here this coming Nov. 9. Does he need to purchase a RETURN ticket to the US when he's a permanent resident here in the Philippines? As I have said we're living here in the Philippines for 11 years. I hope you will reply my query Ma'am your vlogs were of great help to us especially during COVID times update of travel to US.
He does not need a return ticket, either for travel to US or back to PH. Upon his return to PH, just show his 13A visa (which must be updated). Did he do the annual report to BI earlier this year?
My daughter was born in Hawaii in 1977 while I was still a Filipino citizen before I became a US citizen in 1978. I later on became dual citizen. Her father is American. According to an article I read, children born in the US with Filipino parents after January 1973 (correct me if I'm wrong) are considered dual citizens including their children. How can we prove that my daughter is dual citizen. Her birth certificate shows country of origin of mother as Philippines. Is her birth certificate from Hawaii sufficient to be considered dual citizen? What should we do? Betty
You can call SSS Manila they’re willing to help, they will give you all instruction on how to transffer pension direct to your bank here in Philippines, very easy processing I’m done mine last year . I stay for good here in Philippines ❤
I am a USA citizen i have a airline ticket arriving January 23 and leaving March 6 I will extend my stay with an online visa, do my ticket has to have a return flight by 30 days? I don’t want to re- book my flight. Should i get a onward ticket to some country instead?
Hey, we're also in the same situation and we're leaving in April, already bought a ticket to stay for > 30 days, any update on what you have done so far? We're just finding this out...
Naturalized US citizen, former filipinos, planned 2 stay in d Phil more than 6mos bringing 3adult children all were born in d US w/ US citizenshp. Are children of former Fil citizen be allowed 2 stay in d Phil- 7mos without visa?
If they travel with you and you/ they bring their birth certificates (to show kinship to you) they can stay in PH for 1 year on balikbayan privilege. You (as former PH citizen) must bring proof of being former Filipino such as old PH passport or PSA birth cert.
For “former Filipinos, instead of applying perpetually for a Philippine visa with fees, why not order an original birth certificate from the NSO and use to present that all the time at the Philippine port of entry for an automatic right to stay for longer than 30 days.
How true that we former filipino citizen and now US citizen needs a visa if staying more than 30 days before entering Philippines? I saw a complain and this just happend yesterday not letting fly by Cathay Airlines because she is a US citizen and not possesing a visa so she ended up rebooking her ticket for 30 days stay only. Please enlighten me?
No visa is needed for US citizens staying for 30 days. The Bureau of Immigration will decide if the passenger is entitled to 1 year stay visa-free in PH depending on what documents the passenger brings when arriving in PH.
I was a Filipino citizen and left the country in 1982 for USA. I have never been back to PI since then. In 1988, I became Naturalized US citizen. Now I am considering of retiring back to PI. I wanted to be able to stay for good but also visit back in US if I need to, because my only child and 4 grandkids are staying in US. I am considering of buying a small property in the PI. I heard that the only way it's possible is to have a dual citizenship. I will definitely comply with the law. However, on health insurance if my application for dual is still in process, If I needed to go to ER, I am guessing that I am responsible for my bills.
Philhealth would cover mostly your bills, if you are considered as Filipino citizen. Meaning you have to be dual and registered to your local barangay as a Filipino citizen. It only applies on senior citizens.
I’m a US Citizen and I stay there for more than 30 days and and so far I didn’t pay extra days or didn’t apply for extended , I was there for 42 days exactly. So I guess it’s depends and I guess just lucky that I stay there for 42 days without any problem .
@@ronaldfortaleza1177that’s was before Covid Oct 14th then I have to come back before Thanksgiving coz of my job . But I enjoy visiting my country , it’s just cost $$ 😂
I'm a US green card holder due to some circumstances I stayed in the Philippines for more than 4 years. How can I go back to US. What are the requirements for me do to go back to US. Thanks
U should apply for re entry when u went back to Philippines, coz if ur greencard holder u can’t live outside US for more than a year coz it’s kinda u abandoning ur greencard. Just saying u can Google it or look up in USCIS page
Your USA GREEN CARD will be automatically revoked, green card holder allowed only to stay out of the United States for only 6 months, if you exceed beyond that ,period of time given , the green card given to you is no longer valid, if let’s say to travel back to US you will be held by the immigration.in your port of entry and facing too many problems. I’m guessing you know this but why did you stay too long in the Philippines 🇵🇭. Hindi muna mababawe Ang green card mo at dyan palang SA port of entry mo kukuhanin nila Ang green card mo . Possible deportation KA pabalik SA pinas .
I was born in the Philippines,but I am now a US citizen retired. I would like to spend my retirement in the Philippines to reunite with my wife and my son which is a Filipino. Now my question is, do I need a dual citizenship to be able to stay in the Philippines permanently?
No, you don't. You can apply for the SRRV, a special resident retiree visa. It allows you to stay in the Phils. indefinitely, enter and exit anytime, multiple times. No expiration. However it requires you to put US$1,500 in time deposit (CD) in an accredited bank. I am a US citizen, a former Filipino and now retired in the Phils. My American husband got the same visa as my dependent.
There are a few SRRV options but many married expats have gone fir the 13a visa sponsored by the Filipina spouse. You have a probationary for the 1st year and the converted to permanent which is valid for 5 years. Then just have to renew. No deposits.. It's about $300+ to apply and takes a few months.
My son was born in the US and has a valid Philippine passport. He has duel citizenship and we are traveling to the Philippines without his Filipina mother. Am I (a natural born US citizen) allowed Balikbayan privileges during our stay? Secondly, my son will turn 18yo during our visit. Does this trigger any further requirements? Thank You.
Hello po. What if I plan to have 2 months vacation while I am a US citizen but planning to do my dual citizenship in the Philippines after few days. Did I need to apply for visa or no?
If you travel with her, you can stay for 1 year on balikbayan privilege. Bring uour marriage certificate. If uou intend to live/ retire in PH, you can apply for a 13A (spouse/ resident) visa or retirement visa (SRRV).
One more thing, returning to America, make sure you don’t over stay, not even for a day. My son and girlfriend was finalized over 20,000 pesos for over staying for one day. They will not let you board, if fees are not made. What happened was, when they purchased there tickets it was one day exceeded, because airlines said it was the only scheduled that they have available. My son and girlfriend wasn’t aware of the situation. Immigration will do everything to make bucks out of foreigners, balikbayan and OFW.
I'm a US citizen,and returning for good, do I need a returning date on my ticket? I will apply for dual citizenship as soon as I get to the Philippines .
@jocelyn - no need return ticket if you can bring your old PH passport or PSA birth cert (proof of being former PH citizen). Ask for balikbayan privilege (1 year) upon arrival in PH.
@@lilys5095even she’s Filipino, she’s not a Filipino citizen anymore, she has to apply for a dual citizenship so she can stay in pinas without any hassle. Once we become a US Citizens we give up our nationality, to be able to gain it hav our Filipino status we have to apply for dual so we can stay in Philippines for life if want.
U have to apply for dual sis if u want to stay in Pinas for life that’s the only thing u can do so u don’t have to extend ur visa there every time it’s expired coz technology ur US Citizens , u give up ur Filipino status once u become naturalized. To be able to gain it back ur Filipino status apply for dual
My aunt went back in the Philippines who is US citizen she is 89 years old and cannot travel back US and she never worked here. Does she have to pay if she stay over a year in the Philippines?
I was born in Philippines but my parents both chinese citizens, I have apply for Philippines in 1980s and did not approve yet ,then I went to u.s. and become a u.s. citizens now and got a u.s. passport, my question is can I follow up my Philippines citizens? So that I can be a dual citizen ?
Yes, it's best to bring proof (old PH passport or PSA birth certificate). Some Immigration officers and/ or airline staff ask for it, some don't. If you don't have it & the airline staff ask for it, you may have to buy a return/ exit ticket (has happened to some ppl).
hi I am a former born filipino citizen now a US cirizen, but im going for vacation for 50 days , i lost my old philippine passport but i still have my birth certificate NSO issued. Question: do i need to apply for visa because im staying for 50 days just in case being questions by the airlines, Im flying PhILIPPINES AIRLINES, please rep-ly asap Im going August 5, 2024
@adventures in America I am a US citizen (Naturalized) I was born in Philippines. I am going to travel to Philippines and will be there for more than a month. Do I need to bring my Naturalized certificate with me?
In the past I did the 30 day visa free stays. I am from the USA. Aughust 2023 I got a tourist visa one year multi entry from the Philippine Consulate. How long can I stay? What do I need to do? I would like to visit my Filipina wife and her family for just over four months over Christmas and winter. When I am entering Manila in November 15, 2023 what exit ticket date is required? Recently my wife read that as a foriener married to a Filipina I can stay Details? Thank you, Walter
I Amin US now and want to avail the balikbayan program since I am a former Filipino and I want to bring my husband who is an American can he also stay in the Philippines not exceeding to one year meaning same to my privilege? If I will apply to be a dual citizenship and I can stay there indefinite can my husband will stay there indefinite too?
I am a US citizen married to Filipino who has dual citizenship of both Philippines and USA, we plan to go and live in the Philippines, can I get a bilikbayan Visa before my entry to the Philippines?
My sister is a US citizen and now she want to stay there permanently because of her health she is not dual citizen do u think she can stay without dual citizen ? She is to old now. Thank for ur help
How about 31 days stay in the Philippines because arrivals July 4 and depart is July 5 can I still apply for visa and I am us citizen former filippino citizen?
Hi ma’am, question I would like to stay in the Philippines for good and I wanna file dual Citizen here in United States but I lost my birth certificate. And I still have my old Filipino passport can I just use that to file a dual Citizen here before I go to Philippines thank you so much and I always watch the show something learning about immigration. Take care.❤
REMEMBER THIS ! PAY YOUR TAXES YOU OWE TO THE USA ! THAT"S MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR EXTENTED STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR IT IS EASY TO STAY EXCTENDED FOR AS LONG AS YOU WANT AS LONG YOU PAY THEM ( PHILIPPINES GOVT. IMMIGRATION ) GREEN BUCKS BABY SPEAKING!!!!
Hello ask lang po.. dual citizen citizen po ako, piro wala ako Philippine passport.. meron lang ako yung certificate ng dual... Uuwe po kasi ako ng pinas mag stay ako ng 1yr dun. Pwede po bang oneway ticket lang bilhin ko?
I was born in the Philippines and left the country 54 years ago for USA and acquired US citizenship in 1977. Now, I want to go back to retire in the Philippines. Can I apply for dual citizenship in Cebu when I arrived there? Where I live in USA, there is no Philippines Consulate.
I was born in the Philippines used to have dual citizenship or a Philippine passport, but I have not renewed it. I am also a US citizen and from what I understand I will be exempt from getting a visa am I correct? My husband is a US citizen and is American. Can he stay longer than one month without having to get an extension and does he need a visa ?
I am a U.S. citizen born on the Philippines. I plan to stay in the Philippines more than a month. If I lost my Philippine passport. What documentation do I need to bring to be able to stay for more than a month. Will birth certificate suffice?
Please answer question please I'm naturalized U S citizen I can stay up to 1 year in the Philippines. What if I exit to for example in Singapore Then come back to the Philippines Can I stay another one year in the Philippines?
Love your channel❤ I am a retired U.S Veteran, 50 years old , I get $4700 permanent income from the VA. I want to move to the Philippines but currently it is hard to save up the $10,000 retirement visa because of cost of USA living and my current debt, can I come on a tourist visa and just keep renewing it there while I save up the money, get a cheap place, and get my documentation together? or something like this
From what I know, the maximum continuous stay you can do in PH under a tourist visa with extensions - is 36 months. After which, you have to exit PH even for just a day, and when you come back, it starts over again.
@@armyveteran69if you're a US military veteran, you can apply for the SRRV courtesy (or extended courtesy?) wherein the deposit is only $1500 plus $1400 processing fee. Info at pra gov ph.
Philippines travel from the USA doesn't require a visa, just a valid passport, US to Philippines is visa free, all you need is an address of where you're staying in the Philippines and on your initial flight into the Philippines, you must have an exit ticket precooked for leaving within 29 days, buy a ticket to Singapore or Malaysia for around $50 or so, you don't have to get on that flight, but you can go to Bureau of Immigration and purchase an extended stay for one month, two months upto six months. They will issue you an Alien Identification card which is good for one year, Even though you have your Philippine ID card, you will have to go back to immigration and apply for an additional extended stay, I've been here in the Philippines for two years now and it really isn't difficult as long as you follow their simple requirements. The people are wonderful and the food is excellent.
@@lilys5095 Ticket to Singapore, Malaysia, Tokyo are not very expensive, my wife and I are planning a trip to Malaysia in a few months, the round trip flight is $89 USD per person and she (my wife) has a friend, OFW who lives there, so even our stay will be not very costly. It will be another honey moon for us, all I can say, I love the Philippines.
Im a us citizen and came to the Philippines last August 3,2023..I went to visit the BI ILOILO CITY and by the time i go inside the office the security guard ask me what do i need.. I said i want to ask the office if im overstayed going to 3 months and the security guard ash me my pass port i give it to him and open my us passport and show it to me my entry and told me that my stay is untill August 3 which will be one year.My question is its OK? Until now im still stress or im i entiletled as a balikbayan previledge to stay for one year???Pls advice i have a ticket to go back to the us on January 2024
Benefits: you will be a permanent resident. You don't need to have an exut/ return ticket if you re-enter PH from a trip abroad. You also won't need to pay for visa extemsion fees every 2 or 6 months (but you have to report yearly to Immigration, around January). AFAIK you can also work or own a business with the 13A visa. Disadvantage: you can't criticize the PH govt publicly (the BI can revoke your visa). If you (as couple) decide to live/ reside abroad, you'll have to request BI to revoke your 13A since if you're not able to renew it (due to not being in PH), the fines will add up. You still can't own land but you can own a condo unit.
So if I am staying in the Philippines for 1 month and 2 weeks, I don't need a visa if I have a birth certificate from the Philippines? I am US naturalized citizen.
You may apply for a balikbayan privelege upon arrival at the airport with the Bureau of Immigration. You may need to show proof that you are a former Filipino i.e. old philippine passport or a birth certificate whichever is available. Balikbayans (former Filipinos) are allowed to stay in the country for a year w/o visas
@@kristinreyes815 • i don't know if a picture of an old passport will suffice, madam... cguro mas mganda kung mismo passport na ipakita pra sure. Ok dn if you have a copy of your birth cert. to show as proof
@@kristinreyes815show/ bring the docs that you have to the Immigration Officer upon entry to PH. When in PH, I suggest that you get a PSA copy of your birth cert. Apply at psa gov ph.
U allowed to stay there for 59 days as a US citizens.. but if ur staying there more than 2 months u have a privilege to stay for a year as a balik bayan coz u we’re born in Philippines
Are you sure that US Citizens only allowed to stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭 30 days??? My husband been in the Philippines over 1year now what do we need to do?
Hi Joselyn❤ I am a US citizen and my son is half Filipino is he allowed to stay one yr ? As part of my balik ayan visa?. I plan to apply dual next yr. Thanx for your reply❤ prayers.
You are wrong about visa extension beyond 30 days. You can only extend 2 or 6 months. There is no 3 months extension. You can stay up to 3 years or 36 months max.
My husband is a us citizen ( local american); does he have to apply for a visa to go to the Phil.? How long can he stay there? Does he have to pay? I just want to be clarified. Thank you very much.
My sister is Filipino and married to a US citizen after her husband died she cameback to the Philippines but I think she applied for a dual visa now she doesn’t wants to go back to the US , my questions what will happen to her US citizenship if wants to stay permanently in the Philippines she’s in the Phil for 8 yrs already ,secondly, she petitioned my brother and his family and they’re given time to process their documents to become US citizen, are they intitle to process their documents considering that my sister preferred to stay in the Phil permanently , thirdly, what happened to my sister citizenship is opted to stay permanently, she is receiving pension thereto - from her late husbands pls help me just to shade light about my brother interest to try the opportunity to become aUS citizen for his son and wife
I am an American citizen married to a former Filipino citizen who has gotten her American citizenship. She has an expired Filipino passport so she is considered Balik bayan. We want to stay more than 30 days (EG 60 days) what do we need to do for me to extend my stay for a few days?
I'm a US citizen, I go to Immigration department and pay for extended stay, I've been in this beautiful country for a little over two years, minus one exit back to the States for my mom's birthday and my nephew's wedding. I currently have a six month extended visit with a Philippine "alien" identification card. It was a lot cheaper than a plane ticket to the states and I didn't miss any rice, three times a day 😂. I love it here, food is great and the people are very nice
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Amen to that
Thank you for your nice words about the Philippines 👍♥️Take care always and God bless🙏♥️🙏
Wow thank you for this info. Be safe.
@@luciamedina8924 You are very welcome, I appreciate all the great people and extraordinary hospitality that I have received from the wonderful Filipino people, I couldn't ask for a better place to spend my retirement
I'm a US citizen who has been learning Tagalog for almost 2 months now, and I can't wait to come and visit your country. Thank you so much for making the information straightforward and accessible. I'm planning to get an extended stay up to 60 days, so I have plenty of time to experience the food, the culture, and of course the wonderful people. Salamat po!
You can request a extended stay at airport up to six months Thirty days is automatic.
Correct, I stay for 3 in the Philipppines, during pandemic
I don't want to mess up something. So I am good to just go on my passport for 30 days. During those 30 days i can ask for 6 months extension? What do I do if I want to live permanently?
I don't want to mess up something. So I am ok to just fly there on my passport and when I land, am I able there to ask for 6 month extension? Then what do I do if I want to live permanently?
I hope all this people who love the Philippines... CAN STAY AS LONG AS THEY WANT.
Except those bad Chinese who bully filipinos, smuggled drugs and humans, sells substandard products. 🇵🇭
I’m a Filipino by birth and now a US citizen married to a foreigner American citizen. We have lived in the Philippines for 15 years and 2 of my sons were born there. My question is are they considered “Operation of Law?” or do they still need to apply for dual citizenship? And if they fall in the “Operation of Law” category, how can they verify and acquire that document.
Thank you for your channel, it is very informative and helpful.
Your two sons are considered dual citizens by operation of law. No need to apply for dual. Did they have a PH birth certificate? If so, you can get them a PH passport.
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NOT TOO CLEAR ABOUT BALIKBAYANS !!!
Please specified balikbayan.
I’ve been traveling to the Philippines every year since I’ve retired. We’ve been staying there for two months without visa and coming back here without any problems. This is my first time to hear this visa requirement.
Lucky because they probably are so behind checking everyone stay status. Follow the requirement just in case...
If you are a US citizen, you don't need a visa, just a current passport
PILIPINO CITIZENS, AND LATER YOUR FORIEGH CITIZENS, YOU HAVE RIGHTS TO STAY ONE YEAR AS BALIK BAYAN.
Thats why I don't believe this vloggers full of nonsense
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My opinion huwag ng Bigyan ng Limitation for the staying- we are all Bruder nd sister-in this planet 🌎
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Be kind because this world own our almighty God !-
Huwag nyo pahirapan ang bawat tao to stay and living in this world we have limitations and dei--😅
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And sana itong e travel Registration Alisin ito- Pinahirapan lang nyo mga tao na ang iba kramihan Hindi marunong at walang Computer --
Tanggalin ito“ dahil inutel itong klaseng rules-
My message to all- believe to God whatever happened ❤😊
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This is new to me. I’m a Filipina naturalized US citizen. I go home every year during winter time her in Illinois I stayed 4 months in the Philippines I never extended my visa before. My questions is do I have to apply for extended visa this time? I’m going home on November fourth , be back in USA on March 5th of 2025. Much appreciated your reply. Thank you.
Thank you for the full explanation
You can stay up to 364 days .. I was there this year for 5 full months and immigration given me 364 days ..
My wife and I were born in thePhilippines and naturalized US citizens. We are planning to visit the Philippines from Hong Kong after our cruise ends on February 3, 2024. My question is, can I apply for Etravel for my wife and I before we embark in Singapore on January 20, 2024. Internet is not reliable on the cruise ship.
No, you can't. You must do the e-travel registration within 72 hrs of your flight to PH. You can do it at the airport before you checkin. If you're planning to stay in PH for long (>30 days) , bring your old PH passport or PSA birth cert.
How long can dual citizens stay in the Philippines base on US laws
@@182627OJC dual citizens (US/PH) can stay in PH for as long as they want/ indefinitely. If you have obligations in the US (e.g. taxes, health insurance, etc) then make sure you take care of them.
@@182627OJCit was on the video
@@182627OJCfor as long as you want…
Helpful information, thank you!
Hi question po! Maximum stay within 30 days in 1 year? or every time i come to the Philippines like every 3 or 4 months I am only allowed to stay no more than 30 days? How does a balikbayan visa look like? is a stamp enough for Balik Bayan visa? Hope to hear from you po!
I am a US citizen and would like to stay in the Philippines indefinitely. I cannot afford to do the SRRP. Let me know what the process is to stay indefinitely. Thank you
There is only a 13A marriage visa or SRRV retirement visa for permanent residency. If you have ever been in the military with an honorable discharge, SRRV Expanded Courtesy has a lower deposit of $1,500. Looking at the other SRRV options, they have a significant deposit of $10,000 or more. The only other way is to become a citizen, which can take 10 years to accomplish.
Wait, I just heard that the initial Visa is now 60 days!!!
It helps a lot thanks 🙏 more video like this to help and guide us
Great job, good to know my sister.
More success in Jesus Christ our Lord God!
I’m a dual citizen & when I applied the Dual Citizen I included my daughter (a minor at that time). My question is how my daughter now an adult prove that she’s a dual citizen also? The Philippine Consulate in San Francisco only sent me a Dual Citizen certificate only under my name. How is she going to prove it?
Did you call them?
Usually, your minor child when you applied for dual citizenship is mentioned in your dual citizenship papers they issued to you.
You might have a valid I-card already, but if you use the Eservices on line for visa extension, they will charge you for another I-card. Its just a flaw with their website. You can also apply for a 6 month Visa extension, but if you only get approved for a two month they keep the difference in money. They tell you on website no refunds. Another screwup that nobody in immigration checks.
My husband and I are former Filipino citizens and acquired US citizenship through naturalization. My daughter is now 38 years old and was born in the US before we were naturalized, can she apply for dual citizenship?
Thank you
Did you file for Report of Birth Abroad for your daughter?
Yes, when you submit a report of birth.
thank you for your videos that you do they are very helpful God bless youI love the Philippines
Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comments.
@@AdventuresinAmericaUSA1Thank you for all the informations on your video, it’s a lot of help. My question is, I started migrating in the US on 2015 and still a greencard holder, I haven’t applied for US citizenship (not yet for now). And from the year that I started migrating up to the present, I have visited the Philippines 5 times, with 2-3 months vacation most of the time. Can I apply directly for or a dual citizenship right away, even if I’m not or did not applied for a US citizenship? Or do i need to be a US citizen first, and then after a couple years apply for a dual citizenship? Your helpful suggestion and good advice will be so much help and greatly appreciated. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for all this information!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video and it helps me understand rules and requirement of being dual citizenship
Thank you for watching!
My cousin is a naturalized u.s. citizen (former Filipino) she stayed 3 months in the Philippines Mam .
I am a permanent resident with green card. What is the maximum months am I allowed to stay? Can I request for extension in US Embassy in the Philippines?
If you have stayed too long outside US say 2years will there be any problem I might encounter at US immigration? Thank in advance for the reply 😊
@@heidelberg232001 You need to apply for a US Re Entry Permit if you are staying outside the US for more than 1 year. Apply before you leave. Otherwise, you have deemed to abandon your permanent residency.
You still have a Philippine passport so you can stay in the Philippines indefinitely, however, you will have a problem coming back to the US if your stay is beyond one year.
Ma’am traveling to Philippines this december 6 , us citizen po ako ano po ba ang latest requirements to enter Philippine . Thank you !
I'm married to a native American citizen and he's a Visa13-a holder (I'm a Filipina) and we lived here in the Philippines for 11 years. He's in US just last September 17, 2023 for a visit and he'll be going back home here this coming Nov. 9. Does he need to purchase a RETURN ticket to the US when he's a permanent resident here in the Philippines? As I have said we're living here in the Philippines for 11 years. I hope you will reply my query Ma'am your vlogs were of great help to us especially during COVID times update of travel to US.
He does not need a return ticket, either for travel to US or back to PH. Upon his return to PH, just show his 13A visa (which must be updated). Did he do the annual report to BI earlier this year?
@@kitty_s23456 thank you for the reply. God bless you ❤️🙏
No need for return ticket because he has a 13a visa.
My daughter was born in Hawaii in 1977 while I was still a Filipino citizen before I became a US citizen in 1978. I later on became dual citizen. Her father is American. According to an article I read, children born in the US with Filipino parents after January 1973 (correct me if I'm wrong) are considered dual citizens including their children. How can we prove that my daughter is dual citizen. Her birth certificate shows country of origin of mother as Philippines. Is her birth certificate from Hawaii sufficient to be considered dual citizen? What should we do? Betty
Ma'am do you have a video on how the u s citizen, move his money or pensions, when he wants to retire in philippines, thank you
I will look into it.
You can request to direct deposit to your phil bank
You can call SSS Manila they’re willing to help, they will give you all instruction on how to transffer pension direct to your bank here in Philippines, very easy processing I’m done mine last year . I stay for good here in Philippines ❤
Thanks. Good information from a classy lady.
I am a USA citizen i have a airline ticket arriving January 23 and leaving March 6 I will extend my stay with an online visa, do my ticket has to have a return flight by 30 days? I don’t want to re- book my flight. Should i get a onward ticket to some country instead?
Hey, we're also in the same situation and we're leaving in April, already bought a ticket to stay for > 30 days, any update on what you have done so far? We're just finding this out...
Naturalized US citizen, former filipinos, planned 2 stay in d Phil more than 6mos bringing 3adult children all were born in d US w/ US citizenshp. Are children of former Fil citizen be allowed 2 stay in d Phil- 7mos without visa?
If they travel with you and you/ they bring their birth certificates (to show kinship to you) they can stay in PH for 1 year on balikbayan privilege. You (as former PH citizen) must bring proof of being former Filipino such as old PH passport or PSA birth cert.
30 days lang pala visa free sa Pinas, buti pa sa Thailand foreign people have 3 months of visa free upon arrival to Thailand.
For “former Filipinos, instead of applying perpetually for a Philippine visa with fees, why not order an original birth certificate from the NSO and use to present that all the time at the Philippine port of entry for an automatic right to stay for longer than 30 days.
I am a dual citizen but my husband is an American citizen. We plan to stay for a few years in the Philippines. What is the 13A visa?
Thank you ❤
Madam if I am a dual citizen and stay here PI for more than one year what will I do if I want to return to US thanks
Thank you Ma’am for such wonderful advice and messages I learn about more Power. God bless!
You are so welcome
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US Citizen borned and raised in the Philippines can get a visa of up to one year....
Clear. Thank you
Yeah
I have friend who are seniors that were born in thebPhilippines, what should we do to avail balikbayan privelege
How true that we former filipino citizen and now US citizen needs a visa if staying more than 30 days before entering Philippines? I saw a complain and this just happend yesterday not letting fly by Cathay Airlines because she is a US citizen and not possesing a visa so she ended up rebooking her ticket for 30 days stay only. Please enlighten me?
No visa is needed for US citizens staying for 30 days. The Bureau of Immigration will decide if the passenger is entitled to 1 year stay visa-free in PH depending on what documents the passenger brings when arriving in PH.
I was a Filipino citizen and left the country in 1982 for USA. I have never been back to PI since then. In 1988, I became Naturalized US citizen. Now I am considering of retiring back to PI. I wanted to be able to stay for good but also visit back in US if I need to, because my only child and 4 grandkids are staying in US. I am considering of buying a small property in the PI. I heard that the only way it's possible is to have a dual citizenship. I will definitely comply with the law. However, on health insurance if my application for dual is still in process, If I needed to go to ER, I am guessing that I am responsible for my bills.
Where do I go to apply for Dual Citizenship? Immigration in the Philippines or in the Philippine Embassy?
@@teresabali1624immigration office in Manila intramuros. No other place
Philhealth would cover mostly your bills, if you are considered as Filipino citizen. Meaning you have to be dual and registered to your local barangay as a Filipino citizen. It only applies on senior citizens.
Is it possible to get a tourist visa BEFORE I travel from the U.S. that would allow me to stay for more than 30 days?
I am a Filipina naturalized US citizen and married to an American, does my husband need a visa for two months stay in the Philippines?
I’m a US Citizen and I stay there for more than 30 days and and so far I didn’t pay extra days or didn’t apply for extended , I was there for 42 days exactly. So I guess it’s depends and I guess just lucky that I stay there for 42 days without any problem .
Chinese people and some Aliens stay there forever. No one cares if you're Alien or not.
that's crazy!? when did you go there?
Good for you!
@@ronaldfortaleza1177that’s was before Covid Oct 14th then I have to come back before Thanksgiving coz of my job . But I enjoy visiting my country , it’s just cost $$ 😂
@@AdventuresinAmericaUSA1 thanks, wish I can do it every year but it’s too expensive
I'm a US green card holder due to some circumstances I stayed in the Philippines for more than 4 years. How can I go back to US. What are the requirements for me do to go back to US. Thanks
You'll have to apply for re-entry permit. Call the US embassy in Manila.
U should apply for re entry when u went back to Philippines, coz if ur greencard holder u can’t live outside US for more than a year coz it’s kinda u abandoning ur greencard. Just saying u can Google it or look up in USCIS page
Your USA GREEN CARD will be automatically revoked, green card holder allowed only to stay out of the United States for only 6 months, if you exceed beyond that ,period of time given , the green card given to you is no longer valid, if let’s say to travel back to US you will be held by the immigration.in your port of entry and facing too many problems. I’m guessing you know this but why did you stay too long in the Philippines 🇵🇭. Hindi muna mababawe Ang green card mo at dyan palang SA port of entry mo kukuhanin nila Ang green card mo . Possible deportation KA pabalik SA pinas .
I was born in the Philippines,but I am now a US citizen retired. I would like to spend my retirement in the Philippines to reunite with my wife and my son which is a Filipino. Now my question is, do I need a dual citizenship to be able to stay in the Philippines permanently?
Yes po
No, you don't. You can apply for the SRRV, a special resident retiree visa. It allows you to stay in the Phils. indefinitely, enter and exit anytime, multiple times. No expiration.
However it requires you to put US$1,500 in time deposit (CD) in an accredited bank. I am a US citizen, a former Filipino and now retired in the Phils. My American husband got the same visa as my dependent.
There are a few SRRV options but many married expats have gone fir the 13a visa sponsored by the Filipina spouse. You have a probationary for the 1st year and the converted to permanent which is valid for 5 years. Then just have to renew. No deposits.. It's about $300+ to apply and takes a few months.
I want to apply Dual Cityzen
My son was born in the US and has a valid Philippine passport. He has duel citizenship and we are traveling to the Philippines without his Filipina mother. Am I (a natural born US citizen) allowed Balikbayan privileges during our stay? Secondly, my son will turn 18yo during our visit. Does this trigger any further requirements? Thank You.
Hello po. What if I plan to have 2 months vacation while I am a US citizen but planning to do my dual citizenship in the Philippines after few days. Did I need to apply for visa or no?
I am traveling with my wife who have dual citizenship. Can I stay one year or more in the Philippines?
If you travel with her, you can stay for 1 year on balikbayan privilege. Bring uour marriage certificate. If uou intend to live/ retire in PH, you can apply for a 13A (spouse/ resident) visa or retirement visa (SRRV).
Read balik bayan program
One more thing, returning to America, make sure you don’t over stay, not even for a day. My son and girlfriend was finalized over 20,000 pesos for over staying for one day. They will not let you board, if fees are not made. What happened was, when they purchased there tickets it was one day exceeded, because airlines said it was the only scheduled that they have available. My son and girlfriend wasn’t aware of the situation. Immigration will do everything to make bucks out of foreigners, balikbayan and OFW.
What's the definition of OFW- 😊❤👍🇺🇲
I'm a US citizen,and returning for good, do I need a returning date on my ticket? I will apply for dual citizenship as soon as I get to the Philippines .
Are you a former Filipino?
@jocelyn - no need return ticket if you can bring your old PH passport or PSA birth cert (proof of being former PH citizen). Ask for balikbayan privilege (1 year) upon arrival in PH.
@@lilys5095even she’s Filipino, she’s not a Filipino citizen anymore, she has to apply for a dual citizenship so she can stay in pinas without any hassle. Once we become a US Citizens we give up our nationality, to be able to gain it hav our Filipino status we have to apply for dual so we can stay in Philippines for life if want.
U have to apply for dual sis if u want to stay in Pinas for life that’s the only thing u can do so u don’t have to extend ur visa there every time it’s expired coz technology ur US Citizens , u give up ur Filipino status once u become naturalized. To be able to gain it back ur Filipino status apply for dual
@@russelljohnson7394
The reason for my question is because it was never said what countries are involved in the “dual citizenship” statement.
Im former Pilipino and now im U.S.Citizen i wanna stay in the philippines indefinitely?i need an advice from you. Thank you
My aunt went back in the Philippines who is US citizen she is 89 years old and cannot travel back US and she never worked here. Does she have to pay if she stay over a year in the Philippines?
I was born in Philippines but my parents both chinese citizens, I have apply for Philippines in 1980s and did not approve yet ,then I went to u.s. and become a u.s. citizens now and got a u.s. passport, my question is can I follow up my Philippines citizens? So that I can be a dual citizen ?
Do I have to show proof of previous Filipino citizenship to avail of balikbayan benefits to stay for a year?
Yes, it's best to bring proof (old PH passport or PSA birth certificate). Some Immigration officers and/ or airline staff ask for it, some don't. If you don't have it & the airline staff ask for it, you may have to buy a return/ exit ticket (has happened to some ppl).
hi I am a former born filipino citizen now a US cirizen, but im going for vacation for 50 days , i lost my old philippine passport but i still have my birth certificate NSO issued. Question: do i need to apply for visa because im staying for 50 days just in case being questions by the airlines, Im flying PhILIPPINES AIRLINES, please rep-ly asap Im going August 5, 2024
@adventures in America I am a US citizen (Naturalized) I was born in Philippines. I am going to travel to Philippines and will be there for more than a month. Do I need to bring my Naturalized certificate with me?
You must bring proof of being former Filipino citizen, such as old PH passport or PSA/NSO birth certificate.
We got “Dual Citizenship” with my wife. We plan to go home for long vacation in the Philippines. How long can we stay in the Phil?
She said you can stay indefinitely.
@avelino - as a dual citizen, you can stay for as long as you want. But if you stay > 1 year in PH, you'll have to pay travel tax when you exit PH.
@@kitty_s23456 thanks a lot, madam!
In the past I did the 30 day visa free stays. I am from the USA. Aughust 2023 I got a tourist visa one year multi entry from the Philippine Consulate.
How long can I stay?
What do I need to do?
I would like to visit my Filipina wife and her family for just over four months over Christmas and winter.
When I am entering Manila in November 15, 2023 what exit ticket date is required?
Recently my wife read that as a foriener married to a Filipina I can stay Details?
Thank you,
Walter
Hello. You can check the expiration of your visa. You can extend before it expires.
Great information. How about active US military officers? How long can they stay in the Philippines?
It will be 30 days.
Hi, I’m traveling in Dec 2 , 2024 & leaving Jan 9,2025 .. im US citizen , do I need a visa ? Thanks
I Amin US now and want to avail the balikbayan program since I am a former Filipino and I want to bring my husband who is an American can he also stay in the Philippines not exceeding to one year meaning same to my privilege? If I will apply to be a dual citizenship and I can stay there indefinite can my husband will stay there indefinite too?
I am a US citizen married to Filipino who has dual citizenship of both Philippines and USA, we plan to go and live in the Philippines, can I get a bilikbayan Visa before my entry to the Philippines?
Question po :as former pilipino citizen and a US citizen can allowed to ship vehicle to Philippines😊
I am a Filipino Citizen and I will be back home for good with my husband who is a US retired military. Is my husband needs to buy a return ticket?
This is informative!!
My sister is a US citizen and now she want to stay there permanently because of her health she is not dual citizen do u think she can stay without dual citizen ? She is to old now.
Thank for ur help
How about 31 days stay in the Philippines because arrivals July 4 and depart is July 5 can I still apply for visa and I am us citizen former filippino citizen?
I have dual citizenship. I married a US citizen and we would like to travel to the Phil and stay for 2 to 3 months, dues he need a visa?
Hi ma’am, question I would like to stay in the Philippines for good and I wanna file dual Citizen here in United States but I lost my birth certificate. And I still have my old Filipino passport can I just use that to file a dual Citizen here before I go to Philippines thank you so much and I always watch the show something learning about immigration. Take care.❤
I lost my dual citizenship papers. How do I replace it ? I tried to email DFA to inquire but I just keep receiving automated replies
REMEMBER THIS ! PAY YOUR TAXES YOU OWE TO THE USA ! THAT"S MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR EXTENTED STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR IT IS EASY TO STAY EXCTENDED FOR AS LONG AS YOU WANT AS LONG YOU PAY THEM ( PHILIPPINES GOVT. IMMIGRATION ) GREEN BUCKS BABY SPEAKING!!!!
How about Filipinos (Balikbayan) who are U.S. citizens? Do they fall under this "30 Days" category?
Yes.
Hello ask lang po.. dual citizen citizen po ako, piro wala ako Philippine passport.. meron lang ako yung certificate ng dual...
Uuwe po kasi ako ng pinas mag stay ako ng 1yr dun. Pwede po bang oneway ticket lang bilhin ko?
Yes, you can buy a 1 way ticket. Bring your proof of duty citizenship.
Yes u can stay there even more than a year as long ur dual
Apply for a Philippine passport pagdating mo ng Pinas para wala ka ng problema. I am dual citizen and I have 2 passports that I can use.
I was born in the Philippines and left the country 54 years ago for USA and acquired US citizenship in 1977. Now, I want to go back to retire in the Philippines. Can I apply for dual citizenship in Cebu when I arrived there? Where I live in USA, there is no Philippines Consulate.
Hello I’m going to the Philippines with my family for 31 days I’m a dual citizen my son is 13 years old do I need to get a visa for him ? Thanks
Question po :as former pilipino citizen and a US citizen can allowed to ship vehicle to philppines
I was born in the Philippines used to have dual citizenship or a Philippine passport, but I have not renewed it. I am also a US citizen and from what I understand I will be exempt from getting a visa am I correct? My husband is a US citizen and is American. Can he stay longer than one month without having to get an extension and does he need a visa ?
Thanks for the infos.
I am a U.S. citizen born on the Philippines. I plan to stay in the Philippines more than a month. If I lost my Philippine passport. What documentation do I need to bring to be able to stay for more than a month. Will birth certificate suffice?
Please answer question please
I'm naturalized U S citizen I can stay up to 1 year in the Philippines.
What if I exit to for example in Singapore Then come back to the Philippines
Can I stay another one year in the Philippines?
You can get a SRRV (SPECIAL RESIDENCE RETIREMENT VISA ) THROUGH THE PRA ( PHILIPPINE RETIREMENT AUTHORITY )
Love your channel❤ I am a retired U.S Veteran, 50 years old , I get $4700 permanent income from the VA. I want to move to the Philippines but currently it is hard to save up the $10,000 retirement visa because of cost of USA living and my current debt, can I come on a tourist visa and just keep renewing it there while I save up the money, get a cheap place, and get my documentation together? or something like this
From what I know, the maximum continuous stay you can do in PH under a tourist visa with extensions - is 36 months. After which, you have to exit PH even for just a day, and when you come back, it starts over again.
I am trying to find this information @@lilys5095
@@armyveteran69if you're a US military veteran, you can apply for the SRRV courtesy (or extended courtesy?) wherein the deposit is only $1500 plus $1400 processing fee. Info at pra gov ph.
Philippines travel from the USA doesn't require a visa, just a valid passport, US to Philippines is visa free, all you need is an address of where you're staying in the Philippines and on your initial flight into the Philippines, you must have an exit ticket precooked for leaving within 29 days, buy a ticket to Singapore or Malaysia for around $50 or so, you don't have to get on that flight, but you can go to Bureau of Immigration and purchase an extended stay for one month, two months upto six months. They will issue you an Alien Identification card which is good for one year, Even though you have your Philippine ID card, you will have to go back to immigration and apply for an additional extended stay, I've been here in the Philippines for two years now and it really isn't difficult as long as you follow their simple requirements. The people are wonderful and the food is excellent.
@@lilys5095 Ticket to Singapore, Malaysia, Tokyo are not very expensive, my wife and I are planning a trip to Malaysia in a few months, the round trip flight is $89 USD per person and she (my wife) has a friend, OFW who lives there, so even our stay will be not very costly. It will be another honey moon for us, all I can say, I love the Philippines.
Im a us citizen and came to the Philippines last August 3,2023..I went to visit the BI ILOILO CITY and by the time i go inside the office the security guard ask me what do i need.. I said i want to ask the office if im overstayed going to 3 months and the security guard ash me my pass port i give it to him and open my us passport and show it to me my entry and told me that my stay is untill August 3 which will be one year.My question is its OK? Until now im still stress or im i entiletled as a balikbayan previledge to stay for one year???Pls advice i have a ticket to go back to the us on January 2024
What is the exact date on the PH immigration stamp on your passport?
August 3,2023
@@lilys5095AUGUST3,2024 these is the stamp in my passport..
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Then you are eligible to stay in PH until that date.
As long ad you want as long as you pay your extensions of visa
Thank you for watching.
I am getting a resident visa, wife is Filipina, what benefits can I receive from this visa, what is the down side of this visa
Benefits: you will be a permanent resident. You don't need to have an exut/ return ticket if you re-enter PH from a trip abroad. You also won't need to pay for visa extemsion fees every 2 or 6 months (but you have to report yearly to Immigration, around January). AFAIK you can also work or own a business with the 13A visa.
Disadvantage: you can't criticize the PH govt publicly (the BI can revoke your visa). If you (as couple) decide to live/ reside abroad, you'll have to request BI to revoke your 13A since if you're not able to renew it (due to not being in PH), the fines will add up. You still can't own land but you can own a condo unit.
If I have long life passport and return ticket basically I can just show up and stay 30 days?
So if I am staying in the Philippines for 1 month and 2 weeks, I don't need a visa if I have a birth certificate from the Philippines? I am US naturalized citizen.
You may apply for a balikbayan privelege upon arrival at the airport with the Bureau of Immigration. You may need to show proof that you are a former Filipino i.e. old philippine passport or a birth certificate whichever is available. Balikbayans (former Filipinos) are allowed to stay in the country for a year w/o visas
Can you show upon arrival only picture of old passport? Also only copy of birth certificate?
@@kristinreyes815 • i don't know if a picture of an old passport will suffice, madam... cguro mas mganda kung mismo passport na ipakita pra sure. Ok dn if you have a copy of your birth cert. to show as proof
@@kristinreyes815show/ bring the docs that you have to the Immigration Officer upon entry to PH. When in PH, I suggest that you get a PSA copy of your birth cert. Apply at psa gov ph.
U allowed to stay there for 59 days as a US citizens.. but if ur staying there more than 2 months u have a privilege to stay for a year as a balik bayan coz u we’re born in Philippines
Are you sure that US Citizens only allowed to stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭 30 days??? My husband been in the Philippines over 1year now what do we need to do?
Hi Joselyn❤ I am a US citizen and my son is half Filipino is he allowed to stay one yr ? As part of my balik ayan visa?. I plan to apply dual next yr. Thanx for your reply❤ prayers.
I'm a dual citizen, my son born in US that makes him a US citizen. How long can my son stay in the Philippines?
If he enters the Phils with you…he can stay 1 yr. Read up on balikbayan privelege.
You are wrong about visa extension beyond 30 days. You can only extend 2 or 6 months. There is no 3 months extension. You can stay up to 3 years or 36 months max.
No.6 month extension unless your married to a filipino citizen
Thank you for watching.
My husband is a us citizen ( local american); does he have to apply for a visa to go to the Phil.? How long can he stay there? Does he have to pay? I just want to be clarified. Thank you very much.
U.S. citizens are eligible for 30days visa free stay in PH.
U.S. citizens are allowed to stay for one year under balikbayan privileges.We're on vacation every 3 yrs,we're not dual citizens.
Correct bro
My sister is Filipino and married to a US citizen after her husband died she cameback to the Philippines but I think she applied for a dual visa now she doesn’t wants to go back to the US , my questions what will happen to her US citizenship if wants to stay permanently in the Philippines she’s in the Phil for 8 yrs already ,secondly, she petitioned my brother and his family and they’re given time to process their documents to become US citizen, are they intitle to process their documents considering that my sister preferred to stay in the Phil permanently , thirdly, what happened to my sister citizenship is opted to stay permanently, she is receiving pension thereto - from her late husbands pls help me just to shade light about my brother interest to try the opportunity to become aUS citizen for his son and wife
I am an American citizen married to a former Filipino citizen who has gotten her American citizenship. She has an expired Filipino passport so she is considered Balik bayan. We want to stay more than 30 days (EG 60 days) what do we need to do for me to extend my stay for a few days?
you and your wife can stay up to 12 months with a Balikbayan visa.
This video is 4 months old (2023) so is the 30-day visa free for foreigners still valid up to this year 2024?
Still a valid video.
Thank you
What if he stay longer than 30 days or one year what is the requirements thank you