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title: "A Comprehensive Guide to the Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa Application for Former Natural-Born Filipino Citizens"
url: "https://duranschulze.com/13g-non-quota-immigrant-visa/"
date_published: "2023-05-26T09:00:46+08:00"
date_modified: "2026-07-30T16:00:28+08:00"
author: "Duran &amp; Duran-Schulze Law - Legal Team"
---

# A Comprehensive Guide to the Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa Application for Former Natural-Born Filipino Citizens

> What is a Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa? The Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa is an immigrant visa issued to a natural-born citizen of the Philippines, who has been subsequently naturalized as a citizen of a foreign country, and who is returning to the Philippines for permanent residence. Who are Eligible to Apply for the Non-Quota Immigrant

## What is a Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa?

The**[Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa](https://duranschulze.com/non-quota-immigrant-13g-visa/)** is an immigrant visa issued to a natural-born citizen of the Philippines, who has been subsequently naturalized as a citizen of a foreign country, and who is returning to the Philippines for permanent residence. 

## Who are Eligible to Apply for the Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa?

The following individuals are eligible to apply for 13G visa:

- *Former Filipino citizens, *
- *Their spouses and*
- *Their unmarried minor children.*

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Additionally, they must provide a proof of being a [**natural-born citizen**](https://duranschulze.com/citizenship-and-naturalization/) of the Philippines (i.e. PSA-issued birth certificate), naturalization papers in a foreign country, no record of any derogatory information against them in any local or foreign law enforcement agency, and that the applicant must intend to reside permanently in the Philippines.

## What are the Requirements for Processing a Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa Application?

- *Official Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate;*
- *Police Clearance;*
- *Medical examination report or chest X-Ray film;*
- *Evidence of financial support;*
- *Valid passport;*
- *Documentary proofs of his/her former Philippine citizenship and his present foreign citizenship; and*
- *Other secondary evidence of citizenship and admissibility into the Philippines as may be required.*

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## How to Process a Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa Application?

To obtain a Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa, the applicant must follow these procedures:

- **Submission of Documents. **The duly accomplished CGAF form and other necessary documents must be submitted for pre-screening to the the Central Receiving Unit (CRU).
- **Pay Fees. **Get the Order of Payment Slip and pay the required fees. 
- **Attend Hearing. **Refer to your Official Receipt for the schedule and venue of the hearing.
- **Biometrics. **Proceed to the Alien Registration Division (ARD) for image and fingerprint capturing, and submit the requirements for ACR I-Card application. 
- **Approval. **Visit the website of Bureau of Immigration (BI) to know if your application is approved. If approved, you must submit your passport for visa implementation. You may also claim your **[ACR I-Card](https://duranschulze.com/acr-i-card-in-the-philippines/)** upon approval. 

## What is the Difference Between Non-Quota Immigrant (13G) Visa and Spouse Visa (13A)?

In terms of benefits, the 13A visa is similar to that of 13G visa. 

The only difference is that **[13A visa](https://duranschulze.com/spouse-13a-visa/)** is for the spouse and minor children of a Filipino citizen, while the 13G visa is for the spouse and minor children of a Former Filipino citizen who is now a naturalized citizen of a foreign country.

Note that upon applying for a Philippine visa will require that the applicant’s passport be valid for six (6) months beyond the applicant’s date of departure from the Philippines.

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