By
law, foreigners don’t have the right to acquire land in the Philippines. Only
Filipino citizens can own land. The simplest way for a foreigner to acquire
real estate properties is to have a Filipino spouse purchase a property in
his/her name.
EXCEPTIONS:
Corporations or partnerships that is at least 60% Filipino owned are entitled to acquire land in the Philippines. An exception to this rule, is foreign acquisition of a Philippine real estate in the following cases:
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Corporations or partnerships that is at least 60% Filipino owned are entitled to acquire land in the Philippines. An exception to this rule, is foreign acquisition of a Philippine real estate in the following cases:
·
Acquisition
before the 1935 constitution.
·
Acquisition
thru hereditary succession if the foreign acquire is a legal or natural heir.
This means that when you are married to a Filipino citizen and your
husband/wife dies, you as the natural heir will become the legal owner of
his/her property. The same is true for the children. Every natural child
(legitimate or illegitimate) can inherit the property of his/her Filipino
father/mother even if he/she is not a Filipino citizen.
·
Filipinos
who are married to aliens who retain their Filipino citizenship, unless by
their act or omission they have renounced their Filipino citizenship.
·
Purchase
by a former natural-born Filipino citizen subject to the limitations prescribed
by law. (Natural born Filipinos who acquired foreign citizenship is
entitled to own up to 1,000 square meter of residential land and 1 hectare
of agricultural or farm land)
·
Purchase
of not more than 40% interest in a condominium project.
Owning
of houses or buildings is legal as long as the foreigner does not own the land
on which the house is build.
Setting up a corporation with 40% of the stocks in the foreigner’s name and 60% to Filipinos is a good alternative. There must be a minimum of 5 stockholders, and foreigner can have the Filipino stockholders sign blank transfer of the stocks for security.
CONDOMINIUM
The Condominium Act of the Philippines, R.A. 4726, expressly allows foreigners to acquire condominium units and shares in condominium corporations up to 40 % of the total and outstanding capital stock of a Filipino owned or controlled Condominium Corporation.
The Condominium Act of the Philippines, R.A. 4726, expressly allows foreigners to acquire condominium units and shares in condominium corporations up to 40 % of the total and outstanding capital stock of a Filipino owned or controlled Condominium Corporation.
Those
who claim that foreigners or Non-Filipinos can own a House & Lot in the Philippines have a
condominium title to their property. There are a very few single-detached homes
or townhouses in the Philippines with condominium titles. Most condominiums are
mid to high rise buildings.
Foreigners
can retire and stay permanently in the Philippines thru availment of the
government’s Special Resident Retirement Visa (SRRV).
Special
Resident Retirement Visa (SRRA) is a privilege granted to foreigners who would
like to have a permanent resident status in the Philippines. For investing in
the Philippines, foreigners can enter and leave the country as many times and
as long as one wishes, including family members. With a Special Resident Visa,
a holder can live, do business, study in the Philippines indefinitely.
RENT
The land can be leased by the foreigner or a foreign corporation on a long term contract for an initial 50 year period and renewable every 25 years. A foreigner can rent a lot and at the same time legally own the house on the rented land.
The land can be leased by the foreigner or a foreign corporation on a long term contract for an initial 50 year period and renewable every 25 years. A foreigner can rent a lot and at the same time legally own the house on the rented land.
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