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Asked by Jing Kiak from philippines | Oct. 20, 2015 05:41

About:Dual Nationality

Confusing Citizenship

My husband's father is chinese, his mother is a filipino.. his apssport is chinese passport but his birth certificate says he is filipino.. so we put in our marriage certificate he is filipino.. will our marraige certificate affect his household registration in taiwan? or we need to change his citizenship in our marriage certificate?

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Answered by Sally | Oct. 20, 2015 20:43

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Jing, if he holds Chinese passport, then it proves that he is a Chinese.

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Answered by Jing Kiak | Oct. 21, 2015 02:43

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But to we need to correct his citizenship in our marriahe certifcate? Or just leave it like that? How will it affect us?

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Answered by Mark | Oct. 21, 2015 20:53

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Jing, I think your husband has dual citizenship. He was born in Philippine so that he is a Filipino. Since he has Chinese passport, he is a Chinese citizen too. The difference is that China doesn't acknowledge dual citizenship. However, Philippines allow its citizens to have dual citizenship, according to what I know.

So I don't think he will have any troube in his household registration in Taiwan as long as he enters with his Filipino passport.

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