BALIKBAYAN VISA: WHEN NOT REQUIRED
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I am a dual citizen and plan to stay here longer than one year, the immigration officer ask for my proof of dual citizenship, good thing I anticipated that ,so I showed my certificate of reacuisitio and 2 other things, they are 3 of them.
Once again simple yet very important information. Amazing 😍, love the way every video is to educate us about basic day to day legal needs. Thank you very much.
Salamat po, sa mga important information and accurate pa. Always looking forward to your videos. God bless.
thank you for letting us know about that. I gladly appreciate it and at least l have a choice without getting a dual citizen. Thanks once more !😊
Thanks for this very important information.
Hi, I am confused about the 1-yr maximum stay balikbayan privilege. What happens if I don't have the PSA-issued birth certificate or an old Philippine passport to show upon arrival to the Philippines? Will the immigration only stamp my US passport for a 30-day stay, or If I overstay for additional 3 days, how much is the penalty? I appreciate it very much if you can clear this up before my family goes home on Christmas. Thank you.
The law is strict on this. If you have neither document, you are entitled to 30-day tourist visa with 29-day more extension (thereafter extendable every 1 - 2 months for up to 36 months). Meanwhile, you should go to PSA and ask for certified copy of your birth certificate.
@@jakexake2940 I just came back after a 39-day vacation. Immigration never asked me proof of former filipino citizenship like an old passport or PSA-issued bc. My US passport though, had stamps that have the letters "BB"(balikbayan) handwritten on the date of arrival stamp.
@@istambaysacali Yes me too. I wasn’t (have never been) asked for my old Philippine Passport. But on the Philippine Consul website it says old Philippine passport or PSA birth cert. are required. Weird
I’m a Filipino citizen but I’m naturalized as a US citizen. My question is how about my husband he’s a US citizen (foreigner) what is the requirements to stay longer in the Philippines?
I have entered the country with my Filipina spouse, with the documentation and was given the balikbayan. Does that mean when I return to the country in the future I will always be balikbayan now? Even if I do not arrive with my asawa next time? Do I go to the balikbayan line at immigration now? Thank you for all the videos!
Atty. meron po ba kayong office sa Pinas para mag consultation…. regarding my status
Aty. Meron ka napong video about dual citizen ship? tapos ang end goal po is dito sa pinas mag reretire, kukuha lang po ng pension kunyari sa US? worth it po kya yun or if legal?
Yes. And there are dual citizens who are spending their retirement years in the Philippines.
Thank you for all the information. How about if I don’t have my philippine passport anymore and don’t have a PSA certificate but I have and old US passport which was previously stamped balikbayan, would that suffice? Thank you so much for your time and assistance. I’m traveling in 4 days.
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Hello po. Ask ko lang kasi upon arrival i presented my US passport and unexpired PH passport. Officer did not ask/tell me about balikabayan visa, that’s why hndi po ako nkpgavail and wlang balikbayan visa stamp sa passport ko. Am i gonna have problem po ba sa immigration pagbabalik na ako ng US? Kasi i am here for almost 8months na and planning to go back sa US next month. Thank you po in advance🙏🏻
Hi sir related sa PSA/NSO ang tanong ko po.
Okay lang ba na NSO ang ipasa kong requirements sa prc kahit PSA lang yung hininhingi nila? Balak ko sanang mag file ngayun sa prc kaso nakakatakot baka ma deny an NSO ko🙂
what if po naka avail nako ng Balikbayan Visa the year before pero 1 month lang po ako dun and the stamp is still valid until july 28, eh may vacation po ulit ako sa july 19 this year. ano po magagawa ko dyan?
Unfortunately, you will have from July 19th to July 28th valid stay under the balikbayan program. After July 28th, you would have overstayed, unless you extend your balikbayan visa.
Hellow po attorney. Ask ko po sana . Meron po ba makaka tulong sakin dito sa Philippines about my report of marriage. I plan to pass my ROM dito sa phil. Kaso sumabit ako dahil ang marriage certificate ko( indonesia) ay hindi ko na authenticate( need pala yun ) meron kaya dito sa atin pwedi maka tulong mapasa ang ROM ko even not authenticated ? Thanks po .
Atty., tanung lang po.. how do government benefited from OFW remittances?
It provides the government valuable foreign currencies that can be used by the Treasury as reserves. Likewise, the influx of cash from OFW to the locals, stimulates the economy and creates additional revenue for the government due to earned VAT from increased consumer spending.
Attorney lastym pa Po me nag email regarding sa issue Ng dual by birth Ng anak q since Filipino citizen Po aq at that time of his birth kung NEED pa Po ba mg Dual Docueknts5 commissioner approval Ng immigration
Where did the birth take place? If abroad, did you file for Report of Birth Abroad?
Is there anything about the Balikbayan privilege being extended on gay marriage or spouses?
The Philippines does not consider Western same sex marriage. You may avail of the balikbayan visa, but your partner must go thru the tourist visa that is extendable for up to three years.