Australian Filipino Community Forum
We have recently created a forum for Filipinos in Australia to meet online. Please visit it at http://forum.australianfilipino.com. See you there!!! Read More →
Philippine Embassy – Canberra
I just got my dual citizenship. I personally went to the Philippine Embassy in Canberra, ACT to have my oath-taking, a requirement to be able to get back Philippine citizenship. My Oath Taking was scheduled at 10:30AM. As I am coming from Brisbane, QLD, I was an hour early when I arrived at the embassy. This is my first time to travel to Canberra, thus I need to provide some time allocations for any... more
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