Can married be married again in the Philippines, and is there any discount for naturalization in the Philippines

Regarding the issue of marriage, many people will confuse some things because of conceptual reasons. They feel that as long as they change a country, it is like changing an identity, then even if they get married or do other things, there will be no restrictions. Therefore, many people will wonder whether they can get married again in the Philippines, and whether they can divorce when they return home after getting married in the Philippines. The focus of such questions is whether marriages in other countries are recognized in our country.

Can I get married again in the Philippines

The so-called marriage is legally defined as two people who have already received a marriage certificate, so the marriage relationship between two people exists in the legal sense. Once this marriage relationship is established, it is recognized even in other countries. Maybe when an individual entered the Philippines, he did not notarize his marriage relationship, so he wanted to remarry in the Philippines. However, such behavior is not allowed in the Philippines or China. It is a legally recognized marriage. Everyone can only experience it once. Unless it is other countries in the world that recognize polygamy, re-marriage is not affected. But such situations are not allowed in China and the Philippines. Moreover, when applying for a marriage certificate in the Philippines, it is necessary to submit a single certificate. At this point, marriage itself does not meet the requirements.

Is there any discount for Philippine marriage and naturalization

Many people choose to marry Filipinos in order to be able to naturalize the Philippines quickly, but when applying for a Philippine marriage certificate, the first thing they need to submit is a personal single certificate, and then a personal financial certificate. Both can obtain the corresponding marriage certificate if they meet the requirements. After marriage, you need to live in the Philippines for 5 years before you can apply for naturalization, while regular naturalization requires 10 years of residence, so marriage and naturalization are already very favorable. However, the Philippines cannot divorce after marriage, so marriage for naturalization is not the best choice.

In fact, there are many other ways to become naturalized in the Philippines besides marriage, such as naturalization of special talents or naturalization by birth, which can avoid the problems caused by the inability to divorce. Therefore, if necessary, you can consult our platform customer service to learn more about the specific ways to become naturalized in the Philippines.