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3 days ago · Learn how to retain or reacquire your Philippine citizenship if you are a former natural-born Filipino who became a citizen of another country. Find out the requirements, steps, and fees for this service offered by the Philippine Consulate General in New York.
4 days ago · Learn how to apply for dual citizenship under RA 9225 if you are a natural-born Filipino who was naturalized in Canada or born in Canada of Filipino parents. Find out the requirements, fees, and oath-taking procedures for principal and derivative applicants.
5 days ago · Thanks to the Philippine Dual Citizenship Law (Republic Act No. 9225, also known as the Citizenship Retention and Re-acquisition Act of 2003), Filipinos who have become American citizens can reclaim their Philippine citizenship.
3 days ago · This is the fastest way to foreign citizenship. Five countries in the Caribbean, Malta, Turkey, Vanuatu, and a few other countries offer citizenship-by-investment opportunities. By joining the army. If you join the armed forces in a foreign country, you can become a naturalized citizen in an accelerated way.
2 days ago · Under the Bureau of Immigration’s Law Instruction No. RBR-99002, issued on 15 April 1999, any child born of a Filipino parent may be recognized as a Filipino citizen under existing laws.
3 days ago · With dual citizenship in the country of your dream university, you can ensure you don’t miss out on your preferred degree programs. As a dual citizen, you can study abroad at local student cost, and also gain access to healthcare facilities, visa-free travel within the country, and student support.
2 days ago · In an effort to bring its services closer to its constituents, the Philippine Consulate General annually conducts Consular Outreach Services organized in partnership with Filipino community organizations in the area. Appointment is required for this service.
