Dual Citizenship - Philippines and Australian

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="mhej">How about retirement? Wala ba dito ang nag iisip bumalik ng Pilipinas to retire for good?

Well, ako, 2 weeks pa lang naman sa Au. So what do I know diba? Pero in foresight, hindi ba most sa atin would still want to go back home at some point and die there? Or baka ako lang yun kasi bago pa ako dito. Although, my relatives who have lived in Canada or US for almost 40 years e nagpplano ngayon mag retire sa Pilipinas. So maybe, feelings change as time goes.</blockquote>

I wouldn't go home to Pinas to retire for good...

Maybe visit lang.

johnvangie

Paano po ang SSS claim kung di Dual Citizen? And yun Life Insurance (Save and Protect) ng Sunlife, meron kasi nun si hubby. By the way, di ko pa na google ang question ko :-)

Time to google it. Pero kun may mai-share kayo.

Yun tita ko sa US, SSS pensionnaire sya, di ko lang na ask kun Dual Citizen sya. Time to ask her, good timing, andito sya sa Pinas, bakasyon til August.

icebreaker1928

<blockquote rel="mhej">How about retirement? Wala ba dito ang nag iisip bumalik ng Pilipinas to retire for good?

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go back and retire in PH? naaaahhh... I'll retire here... much cleaner air, baka maaga pako mamatay pag sa Pinas nagretire hehehe

bookworm

also, imagine the medical bills pag asa pinas kayo.

wizardofOz

If an Au/Ph dual-citizen decides to retire in the Phils.. may restrictions ba from AU's end na you only can be able to stay outside Au for a certain period, like 3years of every 5-year period, otherwise mawawalan ng bisa ang Au citizenship mo?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="wizardofOz">If an Au/Ph dual-citizen decides to retire in the Phils.. may restrictions ba from AU's end na you only can be able to stay outside Au for a certain period, like 3years of every 5-year period, otherwise mawawalan ng bisa ang Au citizenship mo?</blockquote>

mate... when you are a citizen of a country hindi mawawala ang citizenship mo because of absence from the mother land...

wizardofOz

@TasBurrfoot Ah sorry, confused it with Residency requirements for PRs for countries like in Canada... So it does not apply for Citizens then...

engr_boy

how about if you have properties that is more than what can be legally owned by a foreigner? what are the repercussions of not getting a Dual Citizenship status immediately?

icebreaker1928

I'm not sure about this pero sa tuwing nauwi kami sa Pinas, nawawala/nababawasan sustento ng anak ko from centrelink... this could also be the case kung wala ka sa OZ at retired ka na, baka nawawala din benefits... but not sure.. sino na retired dyan? umamin kayo, ano experience nyo? hehehe

vhoythoy

kapag dual citizen ka ba dalawa hawak mong passport pinas/au or isa lang?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="vhoythoy">kapag dual citizen ka ba dalawa hawak mong passport pinas/au or isa lang?</blockquote>

if afford mo dalawa passport go...

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="vhoythoy">kapag dual citizen ka ba dalawa hawak mong passport pinas/au or isa lang?</blockquote>

if afford mo dalawa passport go...

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naconfused kasi ako di pa ako nakakita personal ng dual citizen passports. alam ko dati dalawa passports mo so pipili ka lang ano gusto mo pakita sa immigration. tapos sabi ng hausmates ko naman, isang passport lang daw allowed so kung dual citizen ka either pipili ka lang ng passport na hold mo au/pinas tapos lalagyan nalang ng sticker or tatakan nalang na citizen ka din ng pinas/au parang ganun

wizardofOz

@vhoythoy yun dinang alam ko, if you are a citizen of any country(ies), each country can independently issue you a passport.

Example you want to go to Brazil, Au passport holders need a visa to go there, but if you are a dual-citizen and you have the passport issued by Ph, you can go there anytime since Ph passport-holders are visa-free going to Brazil..

wizardofOz

Nabanggit ko pala yung Brazil dahil yun yung main reason why I would like to keep my Ph citizenship...

Because I wanna be able to go to Rio de Janeiro whenever I want to hehehehe joke

vhoythoy

ang pangarap kong dual citizen is american/australian or australian/canadian hahaha. unless yata natural born ka sa either bansa na un

manofsteel

<blockquote rel="johnvangie">Paano po ang SSS claim kung di Dual Citizen? And yun Life Insurance (Save and Protect) ng Sunlife, meron kasi nun si hubby. By the way, di ko pa na google ang question ko :-)

Time to google it. Pero kun may mai-share kayo.

Yun tita ko sa US, SSS pensionnaire sya, di ko lang na ask kun Dual Citizen sya. Time to ask her, good timing, andito sya sa Pinas, bakasyon til August.</blockquote>

Hi @johnvangie, curious ako sa sagot dito. if you choose not to become dual citizen, pano nga yun claim sa SSS? (considering tinutuloy mo pa yun voluntary hulog)

vhoythoy

Kapag retirement age mo na makukuha benefits sa sss kahit maging ibang citizen ka pa. Sa ngaun hindi makukuha mga naihulog

manofsteel

@icebreaker1928, like anong sustento, yun tax benefits ba?

sa pinas kase kahit wala ka pde ka magclaim nun sa SSS, like pag pregnant pde makaclaim ng extra 30k kahit living ka sa ibang bansa.

rareking

Salamat po sa mga inputs, very informative. Gusto ko lang malaman kung quantifiable ba yung "cost" and "hassle", kung oo, magkano at gaano kahirap? May nabsa akong AUD100.... not sure kung meron pang charges aside from the that?

Salamat. Kitakits.

<blockquote rel="JCsantos">Imagine the cost and the hassle of owning 2 passport ... </blockquote>

engr_boy

pangarap ko 3 passports. very attainable yung ( Ph, Au, NZ) haha. parang mala-Jason Bourne. kahit sa passport lang. lolz 😃

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