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[@luxuryhandbags7869]

Well explain thanks

[@lamoe4175]

I have an SRRV (Special Retired Resident Visa) - $10 USD renewal yearly and I don't have to be married.

[@bornedintheusa7210]

Hey I'm from a " eo 408" country. Today october 25. I'm going back to my country october 30 and have then stayed here 28 days. Can I come back in December and celebrate Christmas here again for 30 days ? Thanks in advance

[@francisgregorio7179]

Hello po Sir

[@francisgregorio7179]

One question about foreigner pag Wala po Silang passport or any documents and more than 20 years staying here in the Philippines puwede po ba Silang madeport

[@francisgregorio7179]

Sana po masagot nyo ito agad

[@rchua1]

Atty can I make free consultation about Immigration in the Philippines…..

[@vanaschenbrenner3772]

Do my grandchildren also have the BB privileges if they are traveling with me. Iam a BB and they are Austrian citizens.

[@luxuryhandbags7869]

Yes

[@user-qd3kh9cu5d]

Good day Atty. Jayr, Would this law apply married same sex couple?

[@user-qd3kh9cu5d]

Good day Atty. Jayr, Would this law apply to same sex married couple?

[@josepanicucci8591]

Philippines is not the land of opportunity for foreigners to invest or settle Foreigners can only own 40% of any PH business or corporations if the main Fil. owner allows it (the 60/40 Filipino first policy) Foreigners can obtain PH citizenship if born & raised in PH like the prominent Spanish Ayala family or if one of their parents is a Fil. which is not the case of most foreigners PH is heaven on earth for rich Filipinos only

[@ulyssesfewl1059]

It is rather absurd that foreign national spouses traveling alone cannot avail of the Balikbayan privilege. Whoever thought this was a good idea?
I have also heard that once you have a Balikbayan stamp in your passport, that is sufficient evidence that you are entitled to future Balikbayan entry. Is this true? For example, if I enter the Philippines as a foreign national, with my Filipino spouse and avail of the Balikbayan stamp, can I, in future, enter the Philippines again but without my Filipino spouse and still get Balikbayan privilege simply because I already have a Balikbayan stamp in my passport? Maraning salamat po.