What is the immigration law of Philippines?

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   The Philippines Immigration Act of 1940 states that immigration or quota immigration, of any single nationality or not having a nationality. May be admitted into Philippines, for not more than 50 days for one year calendar. As for immigration, Sec. 9 states that following are quota immigrations:
   A) The wife or the husband or the unmarried child under twenty-one years of age of a Philippine citizen; B) A child of alien parents born during the temporary visit abroad of the mother;
   C) A child born subsequent to the issuance of the immigration visa of the accompanying parent, the visa not having expired;
   D) A woman who lost her Philippine citizenship because of her marriage to an alien or by reason of the loss of Philippine citizenship by her husband;
   E) A person previously lawfully admitted into the Philippines for permanent residence, who is returning from a temporary visit abroad to an unrelinquished residence in the Philippines;
   F) The wife or the husband or the unmarried child under twenty-one years of age, of an alien lawfully admitted in the Philippines for permanent residence prior to the date on which this Act becomes effective and who is resident therein.
   G)  A natural born citizen of the Philippines, who has been naturalized in foreign country. [As amended by Republic Act No. 4376]
   The Philippines Immigration Act of 1940 states that immigration or quota immigration, of any single nationality or not having a nationality. May be admitted into Philippines, for not more than 50 days for one year calendar. As for immigration, Sec. 9 states that following are quota immigrations:
   A) The wife or the husband or the unmarried child under twenty-one years of age of a Philippine citizen; B) A child of alien parents born during the temporary visit abroad of the mother;
   C) A child born subsequent to the issuance of the immigration visa of the accompanying parent, the visa not having expired;
   D) A woman who lost her Philippine citizenship because of her marriage to an alien or by reason of the loss of Philippine citizenship by her husband;
   E) A person previously lawfully admitted into the Philippines for permanent residence, who is returning from a temporary visit abroad to an unrelinquished residence in the Philippines;
   F) The wife or the husband or the unmarried child under twenty-one years of age, of an alien lawfully admitted in the Philippines for permanent residence prior to the date on which this Act becomes effective and who is resident therein.
   G)  A natural born citizen of the Philippines, who has been naturalized in foreign country. [As amended by Republic Act No. 4376]

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