What are the benefits of a Philippine passport?

What are the benefits of a Philippine passport?

A: Philippine passport has the following advantages:

The Philippines has been influenced by the United States for a long time. The official language is English, and the education system is also American.

The Philippines and the United States are trade agreement countries. They can apply for a US E2 visa with Philippine status for the first two years. As long as the visa is valid, E2 visa holders can stay outside the United States and return to the United States at any time to live, work and study freely.

(1) The Philippines has implemented a dual nationality policy since 2003, keeping the information of applicants confidential;

(2) Philippine passport program without any residence time limit (immigration) requirements, citizenship is valid for life;

(3) The Philippines is a beautiful country of thousand islands, with beautiful scenery, beautiful natural environment, warm hospitality, friendly and kind local people, and is an excellent place for retired immigrants and leisure and old-age care;

(4) The Philippines is a country rich in natural resources and has many business opportunities;

(5) The Philippines has no family planning control and can have children according to its own family;

(6) The Chinese in the Philippines have a high social status and are respected;

(7) Although the Philippines is not a large country, it is a medium-sized country and is not comparable to some small countries;

(8) There are many overseas Chinese in the Philippines. Holding a Philippine passport will not make customs of other countries feel strange;

(9) Philippine passports can enjoy visa-free and visa-on-arrival in more than 70 countries and regions, such as the eight ASEAN countries (including Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, etc.), Hong Kong, China Macau, Brazil, etc;

(10) In the capacity of the Philippines, if you marry a Hong Kong person (whether male or female), you can obtain a Hong Kong identity card and enjoy the same basic treatment as a Hong Kong permanent resident. There is no time limit for residence in Hong Kong. After seven years of residence, you have the right to apply for membership in Hong Kong, become a permanent resident of Hong Kong, and convert your Philippine passport into a Hong Kong SAR passport;

(11) In the Philippines, immigrants from Macau are similar to those from Hong Kong;

(12) In the Philippine capacity, it is relatively easy to obtain "visas" to third countries;

(13) Returning to China as an overseas Chinese to study and invest may enjoy preferential policies in accordance with the law;

(14) Enjoy investment and tax relief in China as an overseas Chinese (according to Article 11 of the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Returned Overseas Chinese)

(15) As a child of overseas Chinese, he will get preferential treatment (such as extra points for grades) at all levels of schools (according to Article 17 of the Implementation Measures of the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Returned Overseas Chinese and Family Members);

(16) Investors in the Philippines can generally invest in any industry (except state-owned enterprises).