out of curiousity..how do you feel about Filipinos who were Naturalised British Citizen?
Thanks a lot
out of curiousity..how do you feel about Filipinos who were Naturalised British Citizen?
Thanks a lot
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
On behalf of my hubby, i'm sure he would be happy for anyone who made it successful to british citizenship,
specially me going through thesame thing when its my turn already, lol
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thank you dear say thanks to your hubby..Originally Posted by Sophie
On behalf of my hubby, i'm sure he would be happy for anyone who made it successful to british citizenship,
specially me going through thesame thing when its my turn already, lol
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
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As I was born in the UK I guess I should answer..
And the truth is I have no problem with people from other nations settling here and becoming citizens of the UK! After all, my parents are Irish. A minor stretch of water to cross, but still immigrants.
theyre all in bed boss?
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
Thanks Northerner ..my parents in law are Irish..still nervous about your trip?As I was born in the UK I guess I should answer..
And the truth is I have no problem with people from other nations settling here and becoming citizens of the UK! After all, my parents are Irish. A minor stretch of water to cross, but still immigrants.
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
:xxviolentThanks Northerner ..my parents in law are Irish..still nervous about your trip?
All of the above emoticons kind of match my feelings this week....
that looks ok:xxviolent
All of the above emoticons kind of match my feelings this week....
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
If you want the general opinion of British citizens then you are asking in the wrong place as most of the people on here will be biased anway. My wife is a naturalised British citizen, and I wanted her to be one, even though we both know no matter what citizenship/passports she holds she still will be filipino.
No problem with naturalised British citizenship however, I don't like the apparent 'one rule for some and another for others'.
Mark, Cristina & Raffy
As I was born in the UK I guess I should answer..
And the truth is I have no problem with people from other nations settling here and becoming citizens of the UK! After all, my parents are Irish. A minor stretch of water to cross, but still immigrants.
But not usually considered as such by most people
it would be a bit silly as most of us have filipina wifes,to object for them getting uk passports.
i dont see the problem as the uk as been having immigrants for years and its just a myth that the country is over run by them but if you beleive we are thats why the BNP exist?
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
No problemo for me
hi darren b just wanted the opinion of Brit cit in this forum coz i just noticed that there are filipinos who opted not to get one and felt like for those who obtained one like me is something that they dont get and cant imagine so out of curiousity if these filipinos are having a ? of why we obtain a British passport then I would love to know if the British citizens themselves feel the same, just like that . And yes thats what I am trying to point out we are still Filipinos having the privilege of dual citizenship. Thanks again for your reply.
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
thanks thejarvs. There is always something that we like and we dont like but that is life. Thanks for your reply
No problem with naturalised British citizenship however, I don't like the apparent 'one rule for some and another for others'.
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
Yeah, like a few people already said, the majority of the British Citizens in this forum are married/engaged/boyfriend/girlfriend to Filipinos, or are looking for this. Therefore, our opinion on the forum would be skewed to the "approve" side!
How would the general populace react? I think they'd probably tick the box labeled "not bovvered unless he/she takes my bleedin job"!
lol
As for my opinion, if you love my country enough to seek to become British yourself, I am flattered and impressed, and I say welcome, congrats, and "tally ho", "let's harra cuppa" and all that good stuff.
Can a brit get a pinoy passport
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I suppose so, except that no one bothers to apply for one, lolCan a brit get a pinoy passport
"10% of life is made up of what happens to you, 90% is decided by how you react"
"The way to love anything is to realize that it may be lost"
I wonder if its possible though?I suppose so, except that no one bothers to apply for one, lol
Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again. But life goes on.
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It's the passion that she shows to the outside world.
My wife and I never hide the reason for her getting a British citizenship. It was for ease of travel, the ease of living here, and the fact that even if we move to the Philippines for many years she can always return back here. If I made another country my home if I could I would take up the citizenship of that country if it gave me advantages, but it wouldn't change me.
I disagree though that someone needs their great grandparents to be born in a country to make you a citizen of that country. By that reckoning you're saying that it would take several generations of mine and my wife's descendants before they could call themselves British?
I did look into it and it is possible, though not that easy - might be wrong but I think you have to live there for 10 years.I wonder if its possible though?
If we eventually move there I would consider it if for example it would mean I could actually own my own home.
Yeah,dual-nationality,retain your brit passport and aquire a pinoy one,you used to be able to buy diplomatic passports years ago for banana-republics in africa,I knew a guy who was in negotiations for one for whatever reason,but of all the retirees I have met in Pinas I never once met any caucasian with a pinoy passport.
Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again. But life goes on.
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It's the passion that she shows to the outside world.
Well when the Wife got her citzenship and another guy who is not phill got his passport got his today.
All the Brits were happy for them, teased them like crazy about how they will queue and moan about the weather but all in all happy for them and I think most people are happy for the person and also think this person wants to be part of the country. So like a complment.
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
yes my husband would and actually looked on how he can get one although he said its not as easy to get for a Brit to get fil passport. We are going home in 2 or 3 years time for good Tawi.Can a brit get a pinoy passport
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
Bob will Sophie so will keep you posted ha ha.I suppose so, except that no one bothers to apply for one, lol
If it's not life threatening IGNORE it .. .
Could be a while then as I believe he would have to live there for 5 years before he could apply, and then another 2 years to process his application. So maybe around 2020....
You sound like Nick Griffin!
Yes, it's possible, I was reading about it before.I wonder if its possible though?
You must also speak tagalog (which is no problem for you becauseyou fulfil that requirement)!
Really? hahahaha, that's nice of him
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"The way to love anything is to realize that it may be lost"
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