Can I still be naturalized after applying for a Philippine 13A visa?

For many Chinese and Philippine foreign-related marriages and families, in order to make life more convenient in the Philippines, some Chinese compatriots will want to be naturalized in the Philippines, so can they still be naturalized if they have already applied for the Philippines 13A? What are the conditions for naturalization? Next, please follow EasyGo Yiyou International to find out.

Can I still be naturalized after applying for a Philippine 13A visa?

The answer is, of course. Philippines 13A application for naturalization is much more convenient than direct application for naturalization. Holding a Philippine 13A visa only needs to be valid for 10 years or more, and you can apply for naturalization from the Philippine Immigration Bureau. As long as the Immigration Bureau approves your examination, your naturalization request will be allowed to be naturalized in the Philippines.

Advantages of naturalization in Philippines

1. The Philippines is now implementing a dual nationality policy, which means that even if you are Filipino, you can apply to retain your original nationality, which will not affect your return or other needs.

2. The Philippines is a country with very rich resources and has more business opportunities for investors. And after becoming a Filipino nationality, you can invest in any project, and trade with other countries is convenient.

3. The Philippines is a country with a beautiful environment. Not only is the scenery here beautiful, but the locals are also very easy to get along. And now many people in China live here for the elderly, and the Chinese are also very popular here. It is a good choice for everyone to immigrate and relax for the elderly.

4. After buying a house in the Philippines, you can enjoy life-long property rights, which is very beneficial to your children's offspring.

The above is EasyGo Easy Travel International's answer to a series of questions about whether the Philippine 13A visa can still be naturalized. I hope you can have a deeper understanding of the Philippine policy and wish you a happy life!