Naturalization in the Philippines is not a long stay, so how to naturalize after a long stay?

In the immigration or naturalization policy of the Philippines, everyone will always have certain misunderstandings about the concepts of naturalization and permanent residence, so I would like to tell you the relationship and difference between naturalization and permanent residence to make sure that everyone can better handle their own identity and achieve their goals better during their stay in the Philippines.

Isn't it okay to be naturalized in the Philippines for a long time?

In the naturalization regulations of the Philippines, if you are a foreigner, you must have lived in the Philippines for 10 years before you can apply for naturalization. After naturalization, it is also possible if you no longer live in the Philippines for a long time. Moreover, the main purpose of many people's naturalization in the Philippines is to be able to apply for naturalization in other countries. In this case, everyone can also apply to retain their Filipino nationality after naturalization in a third-party country. Even if they no longer live permanently in the Philippines, they are Filipinos. They also enjoy the basic rights of Filipinos and can freely enter and exit the Philippines.

If you are a Filipino, then even if you no longer live in the Philippines for a long time, it will not affect your nationality. Just like in our country, even if many people work in foreign countries all the year round, it will not affect your return or your children's family. The right to enjoy.

Can I be naturalized in the Philippines if I live for a long time?

Naturalization in the Philippines is an ultimate goal, that is to say, after you become a Filipino, many behaviors are allowed. You can not live in the Philippines or live in the Philippines for a long time. However, if you are not naturalized in the Philippines, but want to live in the Philippines, and your ultimate goal is to naturalize in the Philippines, then you must first obtain the right to permanent residence in the Philippines, that is to say, you need to apply for permanent residence status in the Philippines first, and then you can apply for naturalization in the Philippines after 10 years of residence. In other words, after marrying a Filipino, you can directly naturalized according to the conditions or live in the Philippines for 5 years in half and then apply for naturalization. Therefore, if foreigners want to become naturalized in the Philippines, the first thing is to obtain permanent residence status.

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