Has China's hukou been canceled after Filipino immigrants? What is the status of returning to China in the future?

Regarding immigration status, many people will have a misunderstanding. They think that after getting the green card of other countries, they are already people from other countries, so when they return home, they will feel whether they already need to apply for the corresponding visa, or worry about the problem of whether the Chinese hukou will disappear after immigrating to the Philippines. So let's take a look here. If an individual immigrates to the Philippines, what is his status after returning home?

Are Chinese hukou canceled after Philippine retired immigrants?

Immigration means that you do not live in one place but go to another country to obtain a certificate of permanent residence. When you apply for the certificate, you may be allowed to move your account because of the demand of conditions. And this situation does not mean that you are not Chinese. Because immigrants are not naturalized, you are still Chinese before you join the nationality of other countries, and you have a fixed residence in China.

Moreover, immigration in the Philippines does not require everyone to move out of their accounts. I just have a green card that I can travel in the Philippines without time and limit the number of times.

What is the identity of returning to China in the future?

After immigrating to the Philippines, it is also possible for an individual to return to China again, because you are still Chinese, so you don't need to apply for any visa, you can return to China directly with your passport. The certificate of permanent residence in the Philippines is only a representative of an individual's status during his stay in the Philippines, proving that he can live permanently in the Philippines for a long time. And don't worry about being questioned by the Immigration Bureau because of visa expiration or overdue. If you return home, you are still Chinese. As long as your passport is Chinese, then you are Chinese.

Hukou is our domestic identity certificate and residence, and this residence can be handled as long as you have a house. So even if an individual immigrates, as long as the house still belongs to you, it will not affect your account. If you have any other questions about these issues, please consult our platform customer service. We handle various Philippine visas all the year round, hoping to provide you with more accurate immigration information.