I saw them switching their passports sometimes when I used to fly to Vietnam regularly.
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I know Filipinos who have done this. Indeed, I have had friends who worked at MECO who asked me why I have not done it yet. I probably will
Yeah Filipinos I know can do this. But the Vietnamese law says otherwise
Well maybe they are like Taiwan then and their citizens just find workarounds on offering
an âunofficialâ official renunciation declararion for Taiwan or else getting it back again.
Iâve seen them taking their passports out after they get on the plane going to Vietnam and putting away the Taiwanese one.
FYI Vietnam is extremely corrupt you can get legitimate visas issued to you by WhatsApp and a payment in less than a day through unofficial channels to âspeed things upâ. $$$$$. Not fake, legit. Now could you imagine the same kind of thing happened with overseas Vietnamese needing this and that document ?
Of course you could right.
vietnam has now the same vibes of chinar some 20 yrs ago. I do hope they wonât fuck it up with nationalism and egocentrism like chinar, they might have a brighter future ahead.
Many of the âAustraliansâ are turning into TaiwaneseâŚ
When I was traveling at the airport and asked some Vietnamese immigrants who had naturalized about the petition they told me they had also resumed Vietnamese citizenship and kept their ROC citizenship.