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Citizens of the Philippines prior to the adoption of the Constitution are still citizens.
BY BIRTH: Birth within the territory of the Philippines does not automatically confer
citizenship.
BY DESCENT:
Child, at least one of whose parents is a citizen of the Philippines, regardless of the child’s
country of birth.
Child born before January 17, 1973, of a Filipino mother, who elects Philippine citizenship
upon reaching the age of majority (21).
BY NATURALIZATION: Filipino citizenship may be acquired upon fulfillment of the following
conditions:
Person has resided in the Philippines for at least 10 years.
Person has proof of livelihood and permanent residence.
Person has shown familiarity with the customs and language of the Philippines.
DUAL CITIZENSHIP: NOT RECOGNIZED.
Exceptions:
Child born abroad to Filipino parents, who acquires the citizenship of the country of birth. This
child is not obliged to choose a preferred citizenship until the age of majority (21).
Filipino citizens who marry a foreign national and acquire the citizenship of their spouse
become unofficial dual citizens. In all cases, the Filipino citizenship would take legal
precedence.
LOSS OF CITIZENSHIP:
VOLUNTARY: Voluntary renunciation of Filipino citizenship may be made at the nearest
Philippines Embassy or consulate.
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