do you lose philippine citizenship when you become a us citizen
π΅π Philippines β πΊπΈ United States
Short answer
Yes, under Philippine law, acquiring foreign citizenship can lead to the loss of Philippine citizenship. However, dual citizenship is permitted under the Philippine Dual Citizenship Law, allowing Filipinos to retain their citizenship when becoming a U.S. citizen. To apply for dual citizenship, you need to submit an application, pay a fee (around $50), and provide documents like your birth certificate and passport. Processing may take several months. Always verify current rules on official government or embassy sites.
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