Citizenship

What is citizenship?

• Membership of the Crazy Rich Filipinos

• Membership of person in a political community wherein he/she enjoys rights inherent to members of the said community

• Membership of the different business tycoons and well-known people in the country.

• Membership of the different rights advocates in the Philippines.

Who can be the citizens of the Philippines?

• Those whose mothers and Fathers are Filipinos.

• Those whose mothers and fathers are citizens of the Philippines.

• Those who are naturalized in accordance with the law.

• Those who are born and stayed in other countries.

What are the two ways by which a person becomes a Filipino citizen?

• By Birth

• By Naturalization

• By Localization

• By Blood Compact

This principle follows the child's "blood relationship".

• jus soli

• jus sanguinis

• naturalization

• repatriation

This determines a child's citizenship by the place of his/her birth regardless of the parents' citizenship.

• jus soli

• jus sanguinis

• naturalization

• expatriation

How many years should a foreigner reside in the Philippines to be a naturalized Filipino?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 10

How many years should a foreigner stay in the Philippines when he/she is married to a Filipino to be a naturalized citizen of the country?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 10

The voluntary loss of citizenship.

• Repatriation

• Expatriation

• Naturalization

• Expiration

What can be a cause of loss of citizenship?

• Naturalized citizens in other countries.

• Visited different countries abroad.

• Has gained education in other countries.

• Has very beautiful and handsome foreign friends.

What kind of loss of citizenship when your certificate of naturalization is canceled?

• Voluntary

• Involuntary

• Valuable

• Invaluable