WHO MAY AVAIL OF DUAL CITIZENSHIP?
- Natural-born Filipino citizens – citizens of the Philippines from birth without having to perform any act to acquire or perfect their Philippine citizenship:
(a) Those whose fathers or mothers are Filipino citizens at the time of their birth; and
(b) Those born before 17 January 1973, of Filipino mothers, who elect Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of majority.
WHO MAY AVAIL OF DERIVATIVE CITIZENSHIP?
- Unmarried children under 18 years of age of those who reacquired Philippine citizenship
- Children aged 18 or older at the time of the parents’ reacquisition of Philippine citizenship, but was born when either parent was still a Filipino citizen
WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES UPON REACQUIRING PHILIPPINE CITIZENSHIP?
- Right to travel with a Philippine passport
- Right to own real property in the Philippines
- Right to engage in business and commerce as a Filipino
- Right to practice one’s profession, upon obtaining a license or permit from the Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) to engage in such practice, or from the Supreme Court in the case of lawyers
- Right to vote overseas in Philippine national elections (for President, Vice President, Senators and sectoral/party list representatives)
REQUIREMENTS
ORIGINAL AND 3 COPIES EACH:
- Application Form
- Birth Certificate issued by PSA/NSO. (If Birth Certificate is not readable applicant may be required to submit the BC issued by the Local Civil Registry or if there is no record of the BC a Certification issued by the LCR)
- Original Marriage Contract issued by PSA/NSO
- Certificado Literal de Nacimiento issued by Registro Civil (with English translation)
- If married in Spain, Certificado Literal de Matrimonio issued by Registro Civil (with English translation)
- Latest Philippine Passport (copy of data page only)
- Spanish Passport (copy of data page only)
- DNI (back to back)
- Six (6) 4.5 cm x 3.5 cm photos taken within the last six months with white background
For minors (below 18 years) included in the petition, bring Original and 3 copies each of:
- Two (2) 4.5 cm x 3.5 cm’ photos taken within the last six months with white background
- Certificado Literal de Nacimiento issued by Registro Civil (with English translation)
- If born in the Philippines, PSA-issued Birth Certificate or Report Report of Birth
- Latest Philippine Passport (copy of data page only)
- Spanish Passport (copy of data page only)
- DNI (back to back)
Note: If the Philippine Passport submitted has been cancelled, the applicant will have to execute an Affidavit of Lost Passport.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
- Walk in to the Consulate (We are open Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm except during declared PHL and ES public holidays)
- Present your documentation at Window 1 or 2
- Pay at the Cashier (Window 3), payment by Cash, Debit/Credit cards and Bizum are accepted
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