dual citizenship

[frostysoftyeaton 6]

I am getting ahead of myself but we have talked about retiring to the philippines when we get to that stage i was wondering if she will be allowed to maintain her citizenship there when she gets her citizenship here and what we would have to do to maintain it

[anxiouslywaiting 0]

I am getting ahead of myself but we have talked about retiring to the philippines when we get to that stage i was wondering if she will be allowed to maintain her citizenship there when she gets her citizenship here and what we would have to do to maintain it

I asked my lawyer if I was allowed to have dual citizenship (I'm Canadian) cause I really want to maintain my Canadian citizenship, she advised us that it depends on your birth country if they will allow dual citizenship. She advised that she was pretty sure that Canada allowed dual. You should look into whether or not the Philippines allow dual. If they don't allow dual then I would recommend she keeps her citizenship. My understanding is that you can remain in the US as a permanent resident you don't have to become a US citizen, if I'm wrong please let me know!

[swtrick 0]

Loterly and I are also considering retiring to the Philippines in the next ten to twenty years. I have done a little research and this should answer some of your questions. As far as I can see Lot can go through the US Naturalization process and not really lose her Philippines Citizenship.

This is from the Philippines Government website

http://www.gov.ph/faqs/dualcitizenship.asp

Good luck hope this helps

[frostysoftyeaton 6]

Loterly and I are also considering retiring to the Philippines in the next ten to twenty years. I have done a little research and this should answer some of your questions. As far as I can see Lot can go through the US Naturalization process and not really lose her Philippines Citizenship.

This is from the Philippines Government website

http://www.gov.ph/faqs/dualcitizenship.asp

Good luck hope this helps

thank you this will help