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Thanks for your reply invisible. I've done some more research and is quite convinced that Dual citizenship is indeed the right choice.

Thanks for the info Silverdragon102, I really appreciate it. This site is really helpful.

thanks a lot myla82! your comment really shed some light on this question of mine. If I may, I have a few more questions to ask you. (1) Being a dual citizen, how long can you stay outside of the US? (2) Do you still need to file your income tax return in the US eventhough you don't have a job or a house in the US?

thanks invisible for your reply. :)

Thanks for your advice and encouragement NurseCubanitaRN2b. I really appreciate it.

thanks for the reply nursecubanitarn2b. :) yes i am aware of the possible downsides that may come from this decision of mine. i've thought about this long and hard, taking into consideration the factors surrounding me. and i've made up my mind, i've decided to go back "home" and study there. :)

hi everyone! I'll be applying for a US citizenship a few months from now. When I become a US citizen i'm planning to study BSN in the Philippines. Which of these three did you get upon coming to the Philippines?: -student visa -dual citizenship -re-entry permit And also could you include the steps that you took when you went back to the Philippines to study? I've read through a lot of threads already but couldn't find the answer that I was looking for. any comments will be appreciated. thanks!

hi everyone! I'll be applying for a US citizenship a few months from now. When I become a US citizen i'm planning to study BSN in the Philippines. Which of these three did you get upon coming to the Philippines?: -student visa -dual citizenship -re-entry permit And also could you include the steps that you took when you went back to the Philippines to study? I've read through a lot of threads already but couldn't find the answer that I was looking for. any comments will be appreciated. thanks!