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Hi good day. My husband is a dual citizen. We are planning to travel to Philippines but his Filipino passport expired. Can he travel to Philippines showing only his US passport? We will only stay there for weeks. Thank you in advance.

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2 hours ago, joycemaem said:

Hi good day. My husband is a dual citizen. We are planning to travel to Philippines but his Filipino passport expired. Can he travel to Philippines showing only his US passport? We will only stay there for weeks. Thank you in advance.

Yup .. no issue.   My wife has traveled using her U.S. passport only.  Philippines does not have a requirement regarding using the Philippine passport.  Whereas the USA does have requirements regarding exiting and entering the USA

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5 hours ago, joycemaem said:

Hi good day. My husband is a dual citizen. We are planning to travel to Philippines but his Filipino passport expired. Can he travel to Philippines showing only his US passport? We will only stay there for weeks. Thank you in advance.

Yes, he can go to the Philippines with no issue at all for up to 30 days at a time.

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5 minutes ago, cyberfx1024 said:

Yes, he can go to the Philippines with no issue at all for up to 30 days at a time.

He can get a BB stamp actually (stay one year), the U.S. passport shows his country of birth - Philippines.   We did that one trip when my wife only had a U.S. passport

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9 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

He can get a BB stamp actually (stay one year), the U.S. passport shows his country of birth - Philippines.   We did that one trip when my wife only had a U.S. passport

Ahhh ok I heard differently and I assumed it as well. Waalung Anuman po

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3 hours ago, Hank_ said:

He can get a BB stamp actually (stay one year), the U.S. passport shows his country of birth - Philippines.   We did that one trip when my wife only had a U.S. passport

Thank you hank! 🙂

3 hours ago, cyberfx1024 said:

Ahhh ok I heard differently and I assumed it as well. Waalung Anuman po

Thank you 🙂

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