What do Chinese babies born in the Philippines need to do to obtain legal status?

Affected by wearing masks, many young parents working in the Philippines have babies and have completed their births in the Philippines, but how can a baby born in a foreign country give her an identity now? Becomes the primary problem for every parent who raises a child in the Philippines, so EasyGo Easy Travel International will explain today what our baby needs to do after the birth of the Philippine baby ~

Philippine City Hall Report

After giving birth to the baby in the hospital, don't rush home. Be sure to bring the hospital's hospitalization records and fertility records, and let the hospital send information to CITY HALL (City Hall). Then I go to CITY HALL to apply for registration, sign and make a filing document. Then you will get such a birth certificate document.

The following is CITY HALL birth certificate template

Obtained PSA Document from Philippine National Bureau of Statistics

After finishing the city hall document, the next step is to be more formal. The psa (Philippine National Bureau of Statistics) must make the birth paper document, because the passport can only be processed after the PSA document is used ~

Information: birth paper after city hall visa registration, home page of parents' passport-can be provided for details of fees.

PSA birth certificate document template

Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, apply for passport

After getting the PSA's birth paper, you can go to the Chinese embassy to apply for a passport.

For children's Chinese passport information: only adult information is required: passport/ID card, child's birth certificate: PSA birth certificate

Duration: estimated 2-3 months

-You can do it on your behalf, as long as you provide a copy of the above materials.

Ps: Generally, children issue passports.

Philippine Immigration Service handles visas

Normal children's visas follow their parents. Generally, if the parents are travel visas and submit their parents' passports, visa information and children's passports together, they can directly renew the children's 9A visa, which takes less time.

If the parent is a 9G visa, it can be directly attached to the visa of one of the parents, and then the child can also obtain a 9G long-term visa. It will take a long time and is expected to take 2-3 months. The materials are still providing parents' passport visa materials and children's passports.

Children 9G Visa Template

Well, as long as the above 4 steps are taken, our baby born in Philippines can obtain Philippine legal status ~ can grow up happily and healthily ~