You can pass your nationality even if you are not legally married since 1st July 2006.Originally Posted by bystander09
Yes you can pass on your nationality to your kids born in the Philippines as long as you are legally married to your wife.
bystander
Jim
Hi Jim..
Thanks for the update. I married my wife in the Phils back in 1986, and the kids are now in 20, 18 and 16..With a solid relationship for 20 plus years, and my work taking us to the USA, Europe, and the Middle East. We still had a hard time with the ***holes at the British Embassy in Manila. Some absolute ****head of a woman insisting that we "demostrate a sustainable" relationship...
I was at the time working for a British multinational in the Philippines, and a member of the British Chamber of Commerce.
Eventually I asked for another advisor to review my wifes case. From that moment on things went well. We came back to the UK in 2005.
I guess the point here is, just how absolutely **itty some of the people at the embassy can be, and just how dauniting the visa process can be.
bystander
It wasn't the imfamous Jacquie was it?Hi Jim..
Thanks for the update. I married my wife in the Phils back in 1986, and the kids are now in 20, 18 and 16..
I was at the time working for a British multinational in the Philippines, and a member of the British Chamber of Commerce.
Eventually I asked for another advisor to review my wifes case. From that moment on things went well. We came back to the UK in 2005.
I guess the point here is, just how absolutely **itty some of the people at the embassy can be, and just how dauniting the visa process can be.
bystander
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
