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Hi...I'm just wondering if somebody can file a divorced while their in other country...I mean divorced his husband in the Philippines while working in other country. Is it possible how does it work. I need some opinion guys. Thanks!

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If you fulfill the residency requirements for the state in the U.S. where you live, you can file for divorce there even if your spouse lives in the Philippines.

I don't know how it works in countries other than the U.S., but I'm guessing that there are many countries that have a similar residency requirement.

What country are you talking about?

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Hi...I'm just wondering if somebody can file a divorced while their in other country...I mean divorced his husband in the Philippines while working in other country. Is it possible how does it work. I need some opinion guys. Thanks!

Are you a Filipino? If so even if you do divorce your husband while you are in another country it will not be valid in the Philippines.

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@tahoma...I'm talking about Hongkong so if I get a temporary residency there...can i divorced my husband in the Philippines that I think US recognized that. Am I correct or no?

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I think your right

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@tahoma...I'm talking about Hongkong so if I get a temporary residency there...can i divorced my husband in the Philippines that I think US recognized that. Am I correct or no?

Where are you planning to apply for the visa? Philippines or another country? If in the Philippines.. don't think it will work.

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I am no expert on PI annulments... but I believe if you got married in the PI, and both are PI citizens, then you will have to get an annulment in the PI. I don't see how being a non-resident in HK will help you at all.

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In other country (HK) and we'll get the visa processing there too...

If you are doing the visa in HK also I don't see an issue, requirement is each person being free to marry, a divorce decree shows that. Not applying in the Philippines avoids the CENOMAR requirement.

Of course you have a potential problem if you ever travel back to the Phils without getting an annulment.

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