Is it true that Filipino immigrants can be naturalized? Is there any other way of naturalization?

At present, in order to bring more investment funds to the country, the immigration policy and naturalization policy proposed by the Philippines are very favorable, especially for us Chinese, we only need to deposit in a designated bank to successfully immigrate to the Philippines. So can Filipino immigrants be naturalized? Is there any other way to be naturalized directly? Here is a brief introduction to you. Only after you have a clear understanding can you make a better choice.

Can Filipino Naturalization after Immigrating

First of all, we should be clear that immigration and naturalization are two concepts. Immigrating to the Philippines only obtains the right to live permanently in the Philippines, not the citizenship of the Philippines. However, in the Philippines, we can also enjoy basic policy treatment, but we do not have the right to participate in elections and be elected. Naturalization is to give up your original nationality and become a citizen of the Philippines.

In the naturalization regulations of the Philippines, you need to have lived in the Philippines for more than 10 years before you can apply for naturalization. Therefore, before naturalization, everyone must first immigrate, obtain the right to permanent residence, and only after the prescribed number of years of residence can they be said to be very light naturalization.

Therefore, Filipino immigrants still have to live stably in the Philippines for 10 years before they can apply for naturalization.

Are there any other ways of naturalization in the Philippines

There are three types in the naturalization regulations of the Philippines, one is naturalization by descent, one is naturalization by birth, and one is naturalization. Pedigree naturalization means that one of the parents is Filipino, and the children can be naturalized in the Philippines with their parents. Even foreigners who are later naturalized can follow this naturalization rule. Birth naturalization refers to people born in the Philippines who will automatically become naturalized in the Philippines. Naturalization is for foreigners, and you need to live in the Philippines for more than 10 years before you can apply. If they are married to a Filipino, women can be naturalized directly, while men can apply for naturalization in the Philippines after five years of residence.

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