What procedures do children born in the Philippines need to go through?

Recently, a client asked EasyGo EasyTravel International: What procedures do you need to go through after a child is born in the Philippines? Today, EasyGo EasyTravel International is here to talk about this topic.

In fact, what procedures a child needs to go through after birth mainly depends on whether the child wants to be naturalized in the Philippines or to retain Chinese nationality. If it is naturalized in the Philippines, it is relatively simple. It is only necessary to take the birth paper given by the hospital to the Bureau of Statistics for naturalization. If it is to keep China International and prepare to return to China for registered permanent residence, then it will be more troublesome. The main process is as follows:

1. Apply for PSA Birth Paper

After we get the birth paper issued by the hospital, according to the requirements on the birth paper, we fill in the corresponding information and send it to the city hall for publicity. after 2 months of publicity, we can go to the statistics bureau to apply for psa birth paper.

2, no Philippine certificate application and double certification

Take the birth paper and go to the Supreme Court of the Philippines to apply for a certificate of non-Filipino nationality. Then take the certificate of non-Filipino nationality to the Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs for certification in The Hague, and finally go to the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines for certification.

3. Handling Philippine Visa

After completing the double certification of non-Filipino nationality certificate, you can return to the country to register. After you get the child's Chinese passport, you have to go through the visa formalities for the child. If the Chinese parent holds a 13A visa, you can apply for a 13C visa for the child. If the Chinese parents do not have a 13A visa, they must first apply for a travel visa transition for their children, and then apply for a 13C visa after the Chinese parents have completed the 13A visa.

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