Honorary Consulate of Philippines in Stockholm
| Address | Nybrogatan 12 114 39 Stockholm Sweden |
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| Phone | local: international: |
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Honorary Consulate of Philippines in Stockholm | Address | Nybrogatan 12 114 39 Stockholm Sweden |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: international: |
| erik. |
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If you want to get married then you need have your NSO Cenomar document - it's Certificate of No Marriage from the NSO Philippine file. Then you could go to the pastor or priest and ask them about marriage, and that you want to get married. It's simple.
hello i was been in sweden i like in sweden the most is nature i liked and have been finished my visa on september 5 and i am marriege in swedish man and he wanted my stay with him and ofcours i liked to stay with him i am happy to live with him and i wish my visa not tobe finnished but there is really get finnished how to go back again there in sweden,,
Last July 26, 2013 I attended The Catholic Convention at Göteborg, Sweden and at noon, I publicly extended my thanks to all who affixed their signatures and supported this peaceful appeal.Also, I informed the public that the European Parliament had supported a Peaceful discussion on the solution to the conflict at the International Tribunal(UNCLOS), which the Phil. govt. had filed a protest. After the program, I presented myself to Madam Swedish Consul and related my advocacy that I asked the signatures of participants from Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland and sent a Peaceful Protest to Assert the Right of the Philippines to Scarboroug (Panatag) Shoal to UN and EU, and sent a copy to Phil. Embassy in Norway(email) and to His Excellency Pres. Noynoy Aquino and got an acknowledgment from Malacanang. I was about to ask more about if there is a data of how many Filipinos/org. living in Europe, but to my disappointment she just left me... I felt ignored and sad...
hello ask me now i am married to swedish man i have baby now he was born on febuary 14 2013,,recently my husband hes visiting here in philliphines last febuary 22 until march 20 2013..after that he is forgotting the obligation to support my baby..what me doing now..
I am a Filipino-born and Swedish naturalized. What are the procedures in attaining dual citizenship? The price? The length of time to process it? The advantages and disadvantages?
Thank you.
how many years to get a citizenship here in sweden?
I am in sweden on tourist visa and I have a 1 year old swedish son born in philippines but in sweden now,, I wonder if I can stay more than 6 months in sweden so I don't need to go home? I don't wana be away from my son thats why I don't wana go home,, I'm not married with his dad.
what shall i do after our civil marriage in sweden?where i will go next for my records?
staying here in sweden, and i heard its no philippine embassy here na. so how will i renew my passport and my kids phil passport too??? do we have to go to norway, or do you have any consulate office here in sweden? or can i just send it to you,. hope to get in touch with you as soon as possible. we need ti renew our paassport,coz were going to Pinas soon. Thanks a lot.
Hello again, I just want to ask,if how it will be. I have a daughter before i got married to a swedish man.and her name is Kizha Adrea Gallardo Rasonable. Gallardo is my family name when i was still single. Rasonable is her fathers family name.and when i got married, I am Marie rose Gallardo Back.So then right now,Me and my husband are planning to change her last names. so it will become Kizha Adea Rasonable Back. here in sweden. Because its easy to change her name here. My question is, what is the possible thing will happen to her name in Philippines then? Can i just easily change her name on her Philippine passport too? Please give me some advises about this info. Thanks, and hope that you understand as what iam trying to say... Best Regards, Marie
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