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gingxrick
24th July 2008, 21:25
Just wondering about this passport query, a filipina and son go to stay for 9 months in the philippines they both have british passports and philippine passports, does the child need any sort of visa.:Cuckoo:
Ann07
24th July 2008, 21:36
hello ging2x and ricky...and kyle now hehehehe:) how u doin all?
i dont think so if the baby has a philippine passport. a friend of mine here his daughters have both passports and they dont need visa anytime they go to the philippines and they even want to stay longer there now..
take care
kisses to kyle:)
Tiggers0608
24th July 2008, 21:39
hi ging and ricky and congrats for having a baby,
if the baby have a phil passport i dont think he needs a phil visa to stay longer coz it only means his dual citizen. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
by the way ur from fife ... we're from dundee just across the water lol :)
stretch33
24th July 2008, 21:40
Hi, From what l have been studying these last few weeks, the answer is no the filipina mum and son do not need a visa if they have both a British and Philippine passport !!!
They would obviously have to enter the PI using the Philippine passport to negate the need for a visa.
Much the same as when they return to the UK, you would not try to come here with your PI passport without a valid visa.
Im going thruogh all this child registration process right now but have been told to hang on by the immigration folks as got another nipper en route. Have to say so far they have been most helpful
Cheers Phil
A_flyer
25th July 2008, 06:16
Just wondering about this passport query, a filipina and son go to stay for 9 months in the philippines they both have british passports and philippine passports, does the child need any sort of visa.:Cuckoo:
Nothing to worry, they have to use the Filipino passport to enter/exit the Philippines (you must ALWAYS use same passport to enter/exit a country) and have an illimited stay duration there. At the exit, showing also the British passport will act as a visa to let them go out. To exit/enter the UK, use the British passport (same ALWAYS use same passport to enter/exit, are both are recorded by Immigration). In case of questions on your stay, just show the Filipino passport will be the Philippines immigration stamps.
Just always have a copy of kid birth certificate and of your marriage certificate in case of questions at immigration (it's not requested but can help sometimes).
IainBusby
25th July 2008, 10:52
It's a pity you can't use the Filipino passport to enter the Philippines, so you'll have an unlimited visa and then use the British one to exit, cos if show a Filipino on exit I think you'll still have to pay the Philippines Travel Tax.
Iain.
A_flyer
25th July 2008, 13:25
It's a pity you can't use the Filipino passport to enter the Philippines, so you'll have an unlimited visa and then use the British one to exit, cos if show a Filipino on exit I think you'll still have to pay the Philippines Travel Tax.
Iain.
Nope, you may pay only the P200 exemption as having a permanent residency abroad with the British passport.
But as I never saw the case, I don't know if you will even have to pay the P200. The only thing I'm sure is that you will not have to pay the full tax at P1620.
As I said, you must use the same passport when entering/exiting or exiting/entering a country to avoid any difficulty as all entry/exit are recorded by immigration (whatever the country is).
gingxrick
27th July 2008, 13:03
Salamat everyone I was just asking for a friend, the information is also good for me and Ging when we take Kyle with us to the Phils.
Once again everyone Salamat. Ricky and Ging
gingxrick
27th July 2008, 13:06
Hi Tiggers0608, So how do you like living in Dundee ? hope we can meet up someday and have a chat. Ricky and Ging
vbkelly
27th July 2008, 21:55
Just wondering about this passport query, a filipina and son go to stay for 9 months in the philippines they both have british passports and philippine passports, does the child need any sort of visa.:Cuckoo:
hi congrats to both of you for the baby boy kyle,anyway if ging still have a philippines passport she can stay in the PI for a year with the baby and they don't need a visa, coz i went home last april with my philippine passport n british passport and i asked the immigration control if i need to get a visa if i stay there for 2month and they said i can stay for a year with out a visa.
GaryFifer
27th July 2008, 22:33
i am wondering about a related sort of thing.But my question will be the other way around.My child connor born in Phil. When he comes here, is he entitled to British passport since me(daddy) is british. Through birth I think.
vbkelly
27th July 2008, 22:39
i am wondering about a related sort of thing.But my question will be the other way around.My child connor born in Phil. When he comes here, is he entitled to British passport since me(daddy) is british. Through birth I think.
yes he can get a british passport straight away
GaryFifer
27th July 2008, 22:52
Oh thanks. I just wonder how to hold the little guy still for a baby photo hehe
A_flyer
28th July 2008, 07:10
i am wondering about a related sort of thing.But my question will be the other way around.My child connor born in Phil. When he comes here, is he entitled to British passport since me(daddy) is british. Through birth I think.
Yes, as said before the birth have to be recorded at the British Embassy in Manila.
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