Philippines marriage, prenups, buying property - juicy questions answered!
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Happy Birthday Heidi! I wish more women were as realistic and reasonable as you are when it comes to prenups! You are a gem!
Hidi is so educated and well spoken. Great interview and informative.
Very excellent Video and some was reviewing and reminders for me !!!
Happy birthday Heidi! Thanks for your assistance with valuable information.
Thank you Chad, great interview,and, much appreciated!!
Happy Birthday Heidi🎉🎉. I am actually communicating with C&G in these moments for their assistance in my relocation to PH. 🌹
Such a wealth of information in this video. Great subject of choice, and Heidi is a gem.
Good job Chad love your content thanks
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! TAGAY NA!
Happy birthday Heidi, have a wonderful day!!
All good info, thanks guys.
Happy birthday Heidi thank you both for good info
A super important topic, thanks for the vid!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEIDI !
Chad, this is great info!! She is so knowledgeable which is rare. I wish there was the same helpful and knowledgeable person in Eastern Europe who is this impressive. 👍🏼💯
Well done guys!
heck yeah! thanks for the chit chat at the brewery, be cool next time to show us around and take a snap shot what's on tap. what's the typical price for a pint?, IPA, etc. maybe a future vid, brewery tour since she mentioned a few of them around. that's one thing I'll miss leaving the US, the breweries and the abundance choices of micro brews. Salud and Peace!
Happy birthday Heidi 🥳🎉
This young lady is very capable and delightful.
she's my age. Great to be young!
Happy Birthday Heidi 🎉
Happy Birthday!!
Heidi Rocks!!
Happy birthday heid
Thank you this video is informative i like it
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Thank you for this informative interview. I consulted Heidi and used her services to obtain my Philippines driver license in April 2024. Her staff saved me a lot of potential headaches that may have come from doing it on my own.
I would use her company again in the future for other expat related services I may need.
She’s wrong about the property. Foreigners can own land in the Philippines. As long as it’s a 60% 40% split. So even if you fork over all the doe for the property that property needs to be in 60% ownership of the Filipino or Filipina resident and it can be 40% in your name. You just have to make sure you have a lawyer when you apply for the title that states the 60-40 ownership, and it would be in your best interest if it is a business or rental property to state if there is a separation the 60-40 ownership continues, or if something happens to her god forbid the 60 ownership gos to one of her family members and you both sign it and have it notarized by a lawyer on the title. Also you can buy land or a house in a corporation which is a bit more complicated basically you can own that property for up to 50 years but when you pass that land or house gos back to the government, they just don’t want to lose their land.
She is correct!!!!! Foreigners "cannot" own land but they can own a Condominium with Title under their name 100%. The only way they can own land is thru Corporation. Setting up Corporation is actually intended for big Corporations but was adopted in this scenario which is still legal. In a corporation set up foreigners will own 40% while his/her local partner have 60% share. The partner can be your wife or someone you trusted. That's why some foreigners will just lease the land like those engage in business specially in the province were land lease can be very cheap except in a touristy area and beachfront property. A lot of resort owners are foreigners.
I am glad that you brought up Prenups but can work both ways if the Filipina has a very good Inheritance !!!
I love Heidi !! She’s gorgeous, intelligent and she’s on top of her game with helping expats. When I come there she will be the only person I call to help me with getting settled in the Philippines. I hope you keep her in your future videos to answer more questions. BTW…Happy Birthday Heidi. I hope this was your best birthday yet with many more to come !!!
If you have a company 60/40 .
1. Does that mean the Philipina can out vote you on a board resolution? 2. Is she able to borrow money against her shareholding without your permission?
3. Isnt it far safer to buy land in her name, lease the land from her, and have her sign a special enduring power of attorney so that you control everything including when the property will be sold and who the money goes too?
The best way for a foreigner to buy property is to start a corporation with several churches. You can own just under 50% of the corporation. You front the money for the land. Then lease the land from the corporation. The churches get money monthly that they didn't have before. So, they have an incentive to keep their shares. Leases on land are not that expensive. You can directly own the house you build. Giving money to churches benefits many. Giving it to a Filipina benefits her. Never buy property with a Filipina. Even if you have a great relationship, it is still better to form a corporation with her. Corporate law is strictly adhered to in the courts. Then don't legally marry. Divorce is coming to the PH and it will hit many expats hard. The Philippines has Domestic Partnership law that is so much better than marriage. It's like a prenup but also spells out what will happen in the even of disolution.
Happy birthday Heidi from the USA
Excellent. Very good info.. Is Heidi available?
Good video.
Happy Birthday! 🎉 I'm just waiting for the military srrv age to drop to 40.
The foreigner DOES own the land as a spouse to a Filipina national! The foreigner husbands name IS on the deed of sale and or the land title! That IS the law and privileges of a foreigner MARRIED to a Filipina!
The law and what happens in practice when SHTF are two different things.
@@DoubtingThomas333 The SHTF everyday in my house! You obviously are NOT married to a Filipina!
@@foreignerescapestothephi-lj3ls I was married to one before you were, without a doubt - I'm just saying.
Good luck to you
@@foreignerescapestothephi-lj3ls
"A foreigner married to a Filipino national can own land in the Philippines, but under certain conditions. The foreign spouse can't own land individually, but can have joint ownership with their Filipino spouse. The Filipino spouse would have to be the registered owner of the land, while both spouses jointly own the property built on that land. This arrangement is often facilitated through a legal instrument called a "Condominium Certificate of Title" or a long-term leasehold."
Everywhere I look it says the philippines places a lot of restrictions for foreigners to own land.
No matter what you do, expect the land to be in control by the Filipino national that is your spouse.
Does she have a RUclips Channel?
You can get your 13A while still in the states and it's a permanent one. If you get it in the PI, then it's a one year probationary.
Hi Chad…is Patty a Lawyer? Very nice interview 😊
Maligayang Kaarawan Heidi! Thanks for the information, that was so intriguing! I agree - the house pricing has gone up significantly but if foreigners can't own real property, why is it like that? Anyway, Ingat kayo! Salamat po!
13a - you marry in the Philippines, then you go back to USA to fold your life there. Well, while in the USA- apply for 13a at the Philippine Consulate, few months later you get 13A which is not probationary.
What’s messed up about the whole thing is here in the US you don’t have to be a citizen to own land and our country only relies on tourism 12 percent. Where there in the phillipines a foreigner can’t outright own land 100% but they rely on tourism 80%. But it makes sense to keep the land affordable for their own citizens.
Also, if you look at the amount of land in the US that is being purchased by Chinese companies it makes the Philippines look pretty smart.
SPA, special power of attorney : when you buy real estate get lawyers to prepare the SPA which states that e.g.: your wife can not sell without you, when either one wants to sell it must be sold, division of sell proceeds is 50% each.".... etc...
or state that if the partnership is dissolved all assets must be sold and debts repaid back to the lender, namely you, just make sure you keep a correct record of investments made on behalf of the corp...
Heidi is the best.
My gf and I talked prenup with her married friends. They almost attacked me as a mob... :-) Yikes....
don't get married then if you need a prenup
Nice one
It is so different now , In 1988 my boyfriend decide to marry me . One day siminar within a week i was married to him 🤣
Thank you Chad for all the valuable information! I just heard in one of the vlogger channel that Canadian can NOT travel to Philippine right now! Do you know anything about it or it's just rumors?
Using my best Joey from FRIENDS voice, looking at you Heidi "How ya' doin?"
Heidi is my sister's name, LOVE that name!
A subject rarely addressed is what happens to the teenage Filipina when the old goat drops dead ? I don't see any discussion on bringing the Filipina up to speed on what her rights are relative to various countries' pensions and investments. For instance I own 2 homes worth roughly $500k each. Over a million in investments. Around $200k in jewelry. Short of liquidating everything....this would pose a challenge to my significant other were I to drop dead or become incapacitated. Of course if I had a significant other I would do my best to explain everything to her and train her to have access to the stuff. However I would do so in a manner that would also protect me. This company should offer that type of consulting if they don't already do so.
I am not likely to marry until closer to the end of my life (61)...so that she would receive Social Security survivor benefits. Even just filling out the Social Security administration documents to get survivor benefits is a nightmare.
Even married in Philippines, can she still get ur benefits when u pass??
Thank you Heidi, I appreciate your knowledge, I fully intend to use your services when I arrive next year. May I ask how is it that you don't have even the slightest accent, did you grow up in the USA?
You need to be aware that most Filipinos are exposed to American media. It’s easy to learn and practice as you’re bombarded at all angles.
@kathiemathias212 helps to chat with her. She's very attractive!
Chad are you from Cobourg Ontario originally because I know you from somewhere besides this vlog?
I strongly recommend reading The Family Code of the Philippines, and if not marrying but co-habiting, article 147- "common law" marriage. Be very very careful moving your girlfriend into a condo that you own.
Why, they can get a piece of your property that you own,
@@lacroixspider they can under certain circumstances yes.
@@johngalt6708 Damn l'm in the Dominican Republic..l'm building also, don't want my girl to live with me..knowing she can have half of my place
Happy birthday Heidi. I'm guessing you just hit 20 years old?
O goodness she's older, I think. Only my opinion!
Laws in the PH are wise if you look them from a different point of view.
I could need Heidi's help in the near future when my plans for moving into the PH will be ready. 😉
Nice 🎉
All marriages are to be reported and recorded with Philippines government even if marriage occurs in another country when involving a foreigner and a filipino.
Hello?! Your Filipina wife can NOT ever divorce you! So you never have to worry about legally losing land or condo etc. The foreigner can only lose it if HE abandons her!
What happens to annulment ??? Of course she can divorce him !
@@nidapatchin674let's be resl here, in the Philippines, only the rich can afford it and even among the rich, many lose heart because of the very long and tedious process..
@@romeodeguzman9041 long process “if” no money to pay !
Money works for everything , especially in Philippines !!!
I will be in cebu soon - maby i should go try the beer
17:30 " Foreigners can't own land". Thar's what you always have to remember, no matter how the story is spun.
Interesting that a Filipino spouse can just cut the sponsorship. No such luck in the U.S. Death is the only thing that ends sponsorship requirements in the U.S. My ex-wife has been remarried for 3 years. They have a high 6-figure household income. I am still obligated to reimbuse the U.S. government because a few years after we were married, we needed to use Medicaid for a short time. That created a BIG problem. Now, the circumstances don't matter. I need to inform my state's AG office if I plan to move out of state and this obligation hangs over my head for the rest of my life. Filipinos don't know how lucky they are.
when the filipina becomes a citizen, you are NO LONGER HER SPONSOR! ALSO THE RULE SAYS YOU ARE SPONSOR FOR 10 YEARS.
now that time she was married to you and used "medicaid" for a short amount of time, they CAN hold that over you, but there is a "STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS" ON EVERYTHING!!
the way the government is acting right now, SCREW THE GOVERNMENT!!! I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT ANYONE ELSE , BUT I WANT MY G.D. MONEY REFUNDED!!!! MY WIFE IMMIGRATED LEGALLY AND COST US LOTS OF $$$$$!!!
I REFUSE TO PAY A DIME OF INCOME TAX UNTIL I GET MY REFUND!!
MY WIFE IS A CITIZEN NOW!!!
A Prenup is useless if your marriage is in the Philippines. Why? Because divorce is illegal and annulments ONLY happen if BOTH parties sign.
good info on the land, another youtuber has his name and his wife on the house deed and the land title, incase of the wifes death he has 1 year to sell the land to a national or put it in their childrens name (as their children are philippines citizens).
I lost my birth certificate so I ordered a new one from the county. It was easy to get and came rather quickly.
Did you get it apostilled?
I really had no idea about the shear volume of really beautiful young Filipinos. About a week ago I signed-up with the one of the more popular dating sites Pina, expecting it to have a similar experience with the dating site that serves Latin America LAC. I live in Mexico so that's why I've always focused on Latin America. But I can definitely report that It's pretty astounding regarding the difference in the amount of likes and emails that I've received from Pina. 186 likes in 1 week. Compared with LAC- I probably get 10 - 12 likes in a week from countries all over South America (LAC respondents mostly Dominican and Columbian). I'm wondering was this your initial experience from a dating site?
To be specific, a foreigner has One year to sell or sign over ownership of land if his Filipina wife dies.
Great videos, but please keep in mind, not all of your foreign watchers are from the USA. It would be good to have discussions in more generic terms.
Now that divorce is legal. Can you explain the divorce ramifications. Such as property, alimony, and child support.
Even if you aren’t married you can buy land say you have a friend who is a Filipino as long as the ownership is split 60% Filipino and 40% you then it is legal. So it doesn’t have to be a corporation a corporation limits the ownership to 50 years. So you can easily have it notarized say if it’s a business that it stays 60-40 even if you separate if you buy with a partner and not just a friend. And if you really want to make it fair if it’s a business have an agreement that 20% gos to taxes and upkeep of the property and 40 gos to them 40 to you. As long as it is owned 60% by a Phillipines citizen it is legal.
A rising tide lifts all boats. If it were legal to buy land for foreigners, all would prosper because investment would explode.
Had that law not been there, all availble lands will be gobbled by the mainland chinese. But now, even with that law, the chinese still got around that law by using dummies, chinese at that. Recently, it was found out that they purchased most of the land atound a sensitive military installation..get the picture?
It’s NOT about protecting yourself! If you only care about yourself?! Do Not get married! Duh!
Is this a love connection?
Why don’t more Foreigners apply for Judicial naturalization, and keep your Foreign citizenship. I know the rule is 10 years residency among other requirements, but there is an exception if you are married to a pinay. 5 years residence.
Is it because most retired guys will be dead in Ten years or even Five? Why does nobody talk about this? I am 49 yrs old and thinking to move to the PI this year. I want to be a tax paying, working, outstanding member of the Filipino community.
I am sure some think I am an idiot, i just don’t like being treated as a tourist when I have been married to a pinay for over 20 years.
Property is not affordable in the US either. While it is a little cheaper in the PI, it is still expensive when you don’t own it. And don’t have any rights.
I don’t know if Heidi is single, but I think you guys make a cute couple. Just saying.😊
Make sure the divorce papers are apostilled? what did she say? I'm sure i have divorce papers in an emailed document. do i need to get an official certified one from the court or something like that?
i got mine in cebu city
There are many Baptists in the Philippines!
What about getting a 25 - 50 year lease on a Property ?
My Filipina has to go to a doctor to get her paperwork done because her ex-husband died and and how long does that take
The Filipina can not just boot you out! Unless your proved to be a wife beater etc. Only then can the Filipina boot you out. If which I have heard of Filipinas claiming sexual abuse to her daughter that was not the foreigners child. Etc. So beware. But false accusations can happen to any man in any country! But if you ever are forced out of your home or house in the Philippines? You still own the property 50%! So don’t listen to anyone? Just read and KNOW the laws! As you should in ANY country that you live!
Go to a lawyer!
Seen a Filipino lawyer many times. He has witnessed all my land ownership in the Philippines as a spouse to a Filipina.@@bradleymiller7375
Info to contact Heidi???
It's all over the world...prices are going up..period
Philippines asks for foreigners divorce papers, but what if the foreigner just says he was never married before? Im quite sure they wouldn't do a search to check you were not divorced before.
South Africa, the department of home affairs just give a short single page with Marital status as single, will this be acceptable ?
I'm gay, got married to my Filipino husband in Manila at the British Embassy, could I get a 13A visa?
Keep it that way, only Pinoy or Pinay can own land. Otherwise land and home prices would be too high to afford 😅
Snapchat I have a question for you. I got married to a Filipino. I'm in the US. We did it online through Utah County. I know I have to apostle for her. Can you ask your lady there about getting married online on the US and she's in the Philippines?
On prenups… if you and a Filipina (in the Philippines) don’t have a prenup, she can’t get anything that you own that’s in the US…. Right?
In the PH, how do they judge between divorced and single? Example, I see myself as single, though I was divorced 24 years ago.
Well ur not married! So ur single! DDAAAAA
@@bradleymiller7375 That's the question I'm asking, how far back do they feel you are divorced?
What about legal separation?
My birth certificate sayes "II"....My Pasport says "Jr"......My Apple card has just my name......Suspect I'm going to have some challenges.
Wait! Why I see Chad more attractive every video? 😊 I need to stop watching your videos before I have to go to find you somewhere in the Philippines 🤣
eww
Is Heidi single and ready to mingle❤
Love has nothing to do with making these decisions! Marriage is a CONTRACT! A contract that is for life! NO getting out of it in the Philippines! As God intended!
I’m 72, guessed to be in my 50’s (so many say), single for 13 years. Retired medical doctor with decent lifelong income. Don’t care for a 20-something. A fit, attractive 40ish Filipino woman would be ideal, MAYBE one in her 30’s if mature. I won’t part with my trained dog. We’re a packaged deal. She rides on my motorcycle with me. I’m very active. Any potential prospects for me out there? I’m white and from the USA.
And thats what I love about abroad ? It's cut throught , nothing like America , were millions of woman are generationally interdependent on the government
On the subject of birth control so I don't get baby trapped can I take my girlfriend to a doctor and get an IUD put in if she's willing? Medical services are medical services however I thought I would ask.
Wow, theres a prenup now in Philippines? Never had it in my time. Good for certain couples i guess.
The most important question of all that you didn't talk about what about child support?!?
Certificate of capacity to contract marriage. Can that be done at the Embassy in Cebu???? because I know of no way to do that here inAmerica please I hope you see this question and reply
Can't get better service than that !!!
Ssrv cost anywhere from $ 50000 to $ 10000 usd
Chad dis you leave Heidi's direct contact info ?