Some things you need to know before you apply for a certificate of non-Filipino nationality in the Philippines.

Although in recent years, many Chinese compatriots have chosen to come to the Philippines to work hard, study and study, live and get married for a long time, and may meet their lifelong partners in the Philippines, but in the hearts of many Chinese people, the motherland is always the ultimate harbor. Therefore, many Chinese parents in the Philippines will choose to bring their children back to China after their children are born and let their children settle in China. Because China does not recognize dual nationality, they first need to apply for a certificate of non-Filipino nationality to bring their children back to China. So before handling it, let's talk to Xiaobian about what we need to pay attention.

How to Understand Certificate of Non-Filipino Nationality

The certificate of non-Filipino nationality is a kind of identity certificate used for children born in the Philippines who need to return to China for a Chinese household registration. Only with this can we apply for a Chinese hukou.

How to deal with no Philippine certificate

The process of obtaining a certificate of non-Filipino nationality is relatively simple, but to obtain a certificate recognized by both China and the Philippines, it still needs to be certified by multiple departments.

First of all, we need to take the birth certificate issued by the hospital where the baby was born, take it to the local city hall for filing within one month, wait for publicity for two months, go to the Philippine Bureau of Statistics for psa certification, and finally go to the local Supreme Court of the Philippines to issue a certificate of non-Filipino nationality.

If you want the non-Filipino certificate recognized by China, you need to take the newly arrived Philippine non-Filipino certificate and other materials to the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs for certification in The Hague, Philippines, and finally bring it back to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines for certification by China, so that you can get the non-Filipino certificate recognized by both China and the Philippines.

Because China does not recognize dual nationality, if your child has joined the Philippine nationality, you need to give up the Philippine nationality before you can join; if you first joined the Chinese nationality and then joined the Philippine nationality, there is no problem; but if you enter China When the Chinese customs finds that you are dual nationality, you will give up one of your nationalities, so this needs attention.

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