The Philippine Constitution strictly prohibits foreigners from owning land, including islands. However, you can legally own 100% of the structures (vi... Read Morellas/docks) while holding the land through a long-term lease (initially 25 years, renewable for another 25). Another common route is forming a Filipino corporation where the foreigner holds 40% equity. In 2026, due diligence is paramount to ensure the island has a "Clean Title" and is not part of a protected ancestral domain or "Public Domain" forest land. Read Less