Dual Citizenship Answers
What are the advantages of a country adopting a dual citizenship policy?
Q. I'm trying to write a bill for a mock Congress, and I can't find anything on the internet that suggests that a country will gain something by adopting a program for dual citizenship.
Asked by Hatsumiyo - Fri Jan 7 19:14:01 2011 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I know China refuses to do dual citizenship, and that means a lot of overseas Chinese people who gain citizenship in other countries (which revokes their Chinese one in the process) forces them to give up their original Chinese citizenship. By doing that, they can't visit China for fun--therefore spending money there and helping the economy. Not that China really needs help with its economy right now, but it's an example.
Answered by SBC - Sat Jan 8 03:08:32 2011
Q. I'm trying to write a bill for a mock Congress, and I can't find anything on the internet that suggests that a country will gain something by adopting a program for dual citizenship.
Asked by Hatsumiyo - Fri Jan 7 19:14:01 2011 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I know China refuses to do dual citizenship, and that means a lot of overseas Chinese people who gain citizenship in other countries (which revokes their Chinese one in the process) forces them to give up their original Chinese citizenship. By doing that, they can't visit China for fun--therefore spending money there and helping the economy. Not that China really needs help with its economy right now, but it's an example.
Answered by SBC - Sat Jan 8 03:08:32 2011
Does Korea have dual citizenship with the United States? What does it take to obtain citizenship in Korea?
Q. Does Korea have dual citizenship with the United States? What does it take to obtain citizenship in Korea?
Asked by yaay345 - Sun Jun 27 09:49:52 2010 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. technically, the United States does not recognize dual citizenship. When a person becomes a naturalized citizen, they renounce their former country, king, dictator, and/or ruler and swear allegiance to the United States.
Answered by CV59StormVet - Sun Jun 27 11:29:38 2010
Q. Does Korea have dual citizenship with the United States? What does it take to obtain citizenship in Korea?
Asked by yaay345 - Sun Jun 27 09:49:52 2010 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. technically, the United States does not recognize dual citizenship. When a person becomes a naturalized citizen, they renounce their former country, king, dictator, and/or ruler and swear allegiance to the United States.
Answered by CV59StormVet - Sun Jun 27 11:29:38 2010
How do I apply for dual citizenship for Philippines and the US?
Q. I was born in the Philippines and I have been living in the US for 11 years ( I have a green card/permanent resident) and I am planning for applying to become a US citizen, but I would prefer to have dual citizenship. How should I go about it? Should I just apply to be a US citizen first and then do dual citizenship later? Or can I do it at the same time? Thank you very much.
Asked by cory - Thu Aug 28 23:12:38 2008 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. when you take US citizenship, you immediately renounce your philippine citizenship. what you need to do (after you get your US citizenship) is go to your local philippine consulate and take an oath to "reacquire" your philippine citizenship. that's all you need to do as well as pay a "reacquisition" fee of $50 (not sure if it's still the same).
Answered by Vanessa - Fri Aug 29 01:13:19 2008
Q. I was born in the Philippines and I have been living in the US for 11 years ( I have a green card/permanent resident) and I am planning for applying to become a US citizen, but I would prefer to have dual citizenship. How should I go about it? Should I just apply to be a US citizen first and then do dual citizenship later? Or can I do it at the same time? Thank you very much.
Asked by cory - Thu Aug 28 23:12:38 2008 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. when you take US citizenship, you immediately renounce your philippine citizenship. what you need to do (after you get your US citizenship) is go to your local philippine consulate and take an oath to "reacquire" your philippine citizenship. that's all you need to do as well as pay a "reacquisition" fee of $50 (not sure if it's still the same).
Answered by Vanessa - Fri Aug 29 01:13:19 2008
How do I get dual citizenship for my son?
Q. My son is an American citizen, and I am an Australian citizen, how do I get dual citizenship for my son? We plan on moving to Australia for one year next year, until my husband comes back from deployment. Can anyone link me to information or help me retrieve it?
Asked by G2008Williams - Wed May 20 12:08:16 2009 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Because you're an Australian citizen, your son is an Australian citizen by descent. Go to our citizenship website for all the details on how to apply: Once his citizenship has been recognised, you can apply for an Australian passport. Both countries recognise dual citizenship (my kids are dual Oz/US citizens) and you don't need to take any specific action beyond actually having the 2 citizenships.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed May 20 20:42:50 2009
Q. My son is an American citizen, and I am an Australian citizen, how do I get dual citizenship for my son? We plan on moving to Australia for one year next year, until my husband comes back from deployment. Can anyone link me to information or help me retrieve it?
Asked by G2008Williams - Wed May 20 12:08:16 2009 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Because you're an Australian citizen, your son is an Australian citizen by descent. Go to our citizenship website for all the details on how to apply: Once his citizenship has been recognised, you can apply for an Australian passport. Both countries recognise dual citizenship (my kids are dual Oz/US citizens) and you don't need to take any specific action beyond actually having the 2 citizenships.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed May 20 20:42:50 2009
How can i go about applying for dual citizenship in Jamaica?
Q. I was born in England and i travel to Jamaica quite often, i still have many relatives there including a brother and sister. My parents were also born there but my father has now past away. My mother is still alive and has British citizenship. Does anyone know how i can go about applying for dual citizenship?
Asked by ME!! - Sat Aug 30 14:49:05 2008 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You contact the department of Immigration in Jamica or go to the Jamican embassy in the UK. You also need to check with (I believe) the home office, to see if under british law you can be a duel UK/Jamaican citizen. Probably you can but strictly speaking if you apply for citizenship of the wrong country it could invalidate your British citizenship.
Answered by flingebunt - Sat Aug 30 14:58:23 2008
Q. I was born in England and i travel to Jamaica quite often, i still have many relatives there including a brother and sister. My parents were also born there but my father has now past away. My mother is still alive and has British citizenship. Does anyone know how i can go about applying for dual citizenship?
Asked by ME!! - Sat Aug 30 14:49:05 2008 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You contact the department of Immigration in Jamica or go to the Jamican embassy in the UK. You also need to check with (I believe) the home office, to see if under british law you can be a duel UK/Jamaican citizen. Probably you can but strictly speaking if you apply for citizenship of the wrong country it could invalidate your British citizenship.
Answered by flingebunt - Sat Aug 30 14:58:23 2008
How can i get a dual citizenship between US and Germany? Also what if i married a German citizen?
Q. How can i get a dual citizenship between US and Germany? Also what if i married a German citizen, would i get a German citizenship automatically and could i get dual citizenship? Also if i couldn't get dual citizenship could I get a German citizenship and renounce the US one and just get it because i married a German citizen or would I still have to do all the paperwork and crap?
Asked by travisman1994 - Wed Mar 17 17:59:50 2010 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You don't automatically gain citizenship by marrying a German citizen, you would still need a visa to live & work in Germany, you would need to live there for several years before you become eligible for citizenship by naturalisation. Germany does not allow dual citizenship for naturalised citizens so you would need to renounce your American citizenship to take up German citizenship. To repeat you don't gain German citzienship by marrying a German citizen, any more then the German citizen would gain American citizenship by marrying you. Even if Germany did allow you automatic citizenship by marrying a citizen, yes you would have to fill out a load of paperwork. If you marry a German citizen & intend to live with them in Germany you… [cont.]
Answered by froggequene - Wed Mar 17 18:23:51 2010
Q. How can i get a dual citizenship between US and Germany? Also what if i married a German citizen, would i get a German citizenship automatically and could i get dual citizenship? Also if i couldn't get dual citizenship could I get a German citizenship and renounce the US one and just get it because i married a German citizen or would I still have to do all the paperwork and crap?
Asked by travisman1994 - Wed Mar 17 17:59:50 2010 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You don't automatically gain citizenship by marrying a German citizen, you would still need a visa to live & work in Germany, you would need to live there for several years before you become eligible for citizenship by naturalisation. Germany does not allow dual citizenship for naturalised citizens so you would need to renounce your American citizenship to take up German citizenship. To repeat you don't gain German citzienship by marrying a German citizen, any more then the German citizen would gain American citizenship by marrying you. Even if Germany did allow you automatic citizenship by marrying a citizen, yes you would have to fill out a load of paperwork. If you marry a German citizen & intend to live with them in Germany you… [cont.]
Answered by froggequene - Wed Mar 17 18:23:51 2010
How long to be granted dual citizenship?
Q. I am a Canadian and I want to get my dual citizenship with the usa. (I can get it through my grandpa who is an american). If everything goes smoothly, how long will this take?
Asked by lynz - Fri May 18 15:54:29 2007 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Are you seeking derivative citizenship from your grandpa? First, your parent who is the child of your grandpa has to be eligible for derivative citizenship, as well as residing for a certain number of years in the US. When did you file your request for the N-600? See the site below. Caveat: I do not endorse the law firm; it is just being referred because it is an informative site. The other site is the BCIS site. Good luck!
Answered by MenifeeManiac - Fri May 18 16:05:28 2007
Q. I am a Canadian and I want to get my dual citizenship with the usa. (I can get it through my grandpa who is an american). If everything goes smoothly, how long will this take?
Asked by lynz - Fri May 18 15:54:29 2007 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Are you seeking derivative citizenship from your grandpa? First, your parent who is the child of your grandpa has to be eligible for derivative citizenship, as well as residing for a certain number of years in the US. When did you file your request for the N-600? See the site below. Caveat: I do not endorse the law firm; it is just being referred because it is an informative site. The other site is the BCIS site. Good luck!
Answered by MenifeeManiac - Fri May 18 16:05:28 2007
How do I go about getting dual citizenship with Canada and the United Kingdom?
Q. I am a Canadian citizen. My mother, father, brother and all the rest of my family were born in England. How do I get dual citizenship before one of my parents decides to become a Canadian citizen?
Asked by cul8eralligator5 - Tue Oct 13 20:32:47 2009 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If your parents were born in the UK you are automatically a UK citizen. Just apply for a passport. You can do it at any British Embassy or Consultate that handles passport applications. You will have to attend an identity interview but other than that it's easy. If your parents become Canadian citizens, it does not override their British citizenship unless they renounce it. Even then, it does not prevent you taking it up.
Answered by Maggie - Tue Oct 13 21:29:51 2009
Q. I am a Canadian citizen. My mother, father, brother and all the rest of my family were born in England. How do I get dual citizenship before one of my parents decides to become a Canadian citizen?
Asked by cul8eralligator5 - Tue Oct 13 20:32:47 2009 - Immigration - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If your parents were born in the UK you are automatically a UK citizen. Just apply for a passport. You can do it at any British Embassy or Consultate that handles passport applications. You will have to attend an identity interview but other than that it's easy. If your parents become Canadian citizens, it does not override their British citizenship unless they renounce it. Even then, it does not prevent you taking it up.
Answered by Maggie - Tue Oct 13 21:29:51 2009
How do you travel with dual citizenship?
Q. I have dual US/German citizenship. I live in the USA and will be going to Germany to study abroad. It'll my first time in Germany and also my first time flying internationally. Who do I show which passport at the airport?
Asked by Kasia - Wed Feb 9 16:13:05 2011 - Immigration - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Enter Germany on your German passport. Enter US on your US passport.
Answered by Penny - Wed Feb 9 19:17:41 2011
Q. I have dual US/German citizenship. I live in the USA and will be going to Germany to study abroad. It'll my first time in Germany and also my first time flying internationally. Who do I show which passport at the airport?
Asked by Kasia - Wed Feb 9 16:13:05 2011 - Immigration - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Enter Germany on your German passport. Enter US on your US passport.
Answered by Penny - Wed Feb 9 19:17:41 2011
Dual-Citizenship?
Q. Is it possible to keep my german-citizenship and add the american to it? And if possible, how do I have to do it?
Asked by MaNi - Sun Jun 11 01:54:27 2006 - Immigration - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The US does not allow dual-citizenship for naturalised citizen, but the US does allow dual-citizenship for US born citizen. Since you are not born in the US, you can not. The Oath for new US citizen states that you relinquish your citizenship and loyalty to a foriegn state. The German law does allow German citizen acquires a foreign nationality with the permission of the German government.
Answered by sharpshooter - Sun Jun 11 04:20:29 2006
Q. Is it possible to keep my german-citizenship and add the american to it? And if possible, how do I have to do it?
Asked by MaNi - Sun Jun 11 01:54:27 2006 - Immigration - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The US does not allow dual-citizenship for naturalised citizen, but the US does allow dual-citizenship for US born citizen. Since you are not born in the US, you can not. The Oath for new US citizen states that you relinquish your citizenship and loyalty to a foriegn state. The German law does allow German citizen acquires a foreign nationality with the permission of the German government.
Answered by sharpshooter - Sun Jun 11 04:20:29 2006
How can I get South African Dual citizenship?
Q. I am a 21 year old south african who has lived in America for 10 years. I'll be applying for American citizenship soon but I know if I want to retain my south african citizenship I have to apply for dual citizenship before then. I have looked at the forms I have to fill out but am worried I'll be rejected because I've lived in America so long. How can I make sure I get dual citizenship granted? Are they strict about it?
Asked by sonja v - Sun Apr 19 21:54:09 2009 - Immigration - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't see any problem with it. They should know by now that it takes about 10 years to legally get a US citizenship. If you have more questions visit your nearest South African Embassy.
Answered by Jones - Sun Apr 19 22:57:57 2009
Q. I am a 21 year old south african who has lived in America for 10 years. I'll be applying for American citizenship soon but I know if I want to retain my south african citizenship I have to apply for dual citizenship before then. I have looked at the forms I have to fill out but am worried I'll be rejected because I've lived in America so long. How can I make sure I get dual citizenship granted? Are they strict about it?
Asked by sonja v - Sun Apr 19 21:54:09 2009 - Immigration - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't see any problem with it. They should know by now that it takes about 10 years to legally get a US citizenship. If you have more questions visit your nearest South African Embassy.
Answered by Jones - Sun Apr 19 22:57:57 2009
How do you receive your dual citizenship for a country you have no relation to?
Q. I am moving to the Philippines soon but I am not Filipino. Can I still get my dual citizenship instead of a student visa?
Asked by 3rdStreetKarma - Wed Jun 29 16:04:18 2011 - Immigration - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Of course the Philippines have passports for everyone. Tired of waiting for your visa? Well just order a passport online...
Answered by Fear of the Dark - Wed Jun 29 16:29:42 2011
Q. I am moving to the Philippines soon but I am not Filipino. Can I still get my dual citizenship instead of a student visa?
Asked by 3rdStreetKarma - Wed Jun 29 16:04:18 2011 - Immigration - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Of course the Philippines have passports for everyone. Tired of waiting for your visa? Well just order a passport online...
Answered by Fear of the Dark - Wed Jun 29 16:29:42 2011
What is the easiest way to apply for dual citizenship?
Q. I am a naturalized citizen of the United States and a Mexican national by birth. I understand that I am eligible for dual citizenship. Has any one had a similar situation?
Asked by bettyspnz - Tue Nov 21 16:26:44 2006 - Immigration - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Canada recognizes dual citizenship. Try them.
Answered by lottyjoy - Tue Nov 21 20:42:23 2006
Q. I am a naturalized citizen of the United States and a Mexican national by birth. I understand that I am eligible for dual citizenship. Has any one had a similar situation?
Asked by bettyspnz - Tue Nov 21 16:26:44 2006 - Immigration - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Canada recognizes dual citizenship. Try them.
Answered by lottyjoy - Tue Nov 21 20:42:23 2006
What are the advantages of having a dual citizenship?
Q. I have acquired a british citizenship 2 years ago. I was born in the Philippines. My partner (filipino and also a british citizen), in civil partnership, bought a property in the Philippines. We have the Contract to Sell at hand, under both our names to be signed and sent back to the Philippines. It's requiring a notarization, do we have it done here in UL, Philippine Consulate or can it be done back home. Also, is it best to have a dual citizenship, please advise, thanks.
Asked by Maria Christina - Tue Aug 17 15:46:49 2010 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. there is no harm in having a dual citizenship.
Answered by Rosalina - Sat Aug 21 06:48:45 2010
Q. I have acquired a british citizenship 2 years ago. I was born in the Philippines. My partner (filipino and also a british citizen), in civil partnership, bought a property in the Philippines. We have the Contract to Sell at hand, under both our names to be signed and sent back to the Philippines. It's requiring a notarization, do we have it done here in UL, Philippine Consulate or can it be done back home. Also, is it best to have a dual citizenship, please advise, thanks.
Asked by Maria Christina - Tue Aug 17 15:46:49 2010 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. there is no harm in having a dual citizenship.
Answered by Rosalina - Sat Aug 21 06:48:45 2010
Can an American get Citizenship in the Philippines, or get dual citizenship if he marries a Filipina?
Q. Does anyone know of an american who decided to stay in the Philippines, married a filipina, and then decided he wanted dual citizenship or full citizenship in the PI?
Asked by Ashley V - Thu Aug 6 07:23:34 2009 - Immigration - 7 Answers - Comments
A. NO ! you can't get Philippines Citizenship by marries a Filipina, you can only get a Right of Residency in the Philippines by marries a Philippine citizen. the only way you can have a Philippine citizen is to legally stay here for atleast 5 -10 years without any criminal records and pass all medical health examination, and apply for Naturalization to get the Philippine Citizen. and you will not lose your U.S. citizenship. because U.S. and Philippines are both does recognize dual citizenship, the only way you can lose U.S. citizenship is to: 1) be found guilty of treason, 2) serving in a military army that is an enemy of the U.S. and, 3) verbally stating you intention before a U.S. counselor. and for your Right of Residency in Philippines :… [cont.]
Answered by k c - Sat Aug 8 21:07:49 2009
Q. Does anyone know of an american who decided to stay in the Philippines, married a filipina, and then decided he wanted dual citizenship or full citizenship in the PI?
Asked by Ashley V - Thu Aug 6 07:23:34 2009 - Immigration - 7 Answers - Comments
A. NO ! you can't get Philippines Citizenship by marries a Filipina, you can only get a Right of Residency in the Philippines by marries a Philippine citizen. the only way you can have a Philippine citizen is to legally stay here for atleast 5 -10 years without any criminal records and pass all medical health examination, and apply for Naturalization to get the Philippine Citizen. and you will not lose your U.S. citizenship. because U.S. and Philippines are both does recognize dual citizenship, the only way you can lose U.S. citizenship is to: 1) be found guilty of treason, 2) serving in a military army that is an enemy of the U.S. and, 3) verbally stating you intention before a U.S. counselor. and for your Right of Residency in Philippines :… [cont.]
Answered by k c - Sat Aug 8 21:07:49 2009
How to get dual citizenship for my daughter?
Q. Im a permanent us resident and my daughter is a us citizen because she was born here and her dad is us citizen. I have german citizenship and i was wondering if i my daughter can have german and us citizenship. Does anyone have any information on how to or where to get it? Also i would like to know if i could get dual citizenship too.
Asked by jenni - Tue Mar 2 14:22:42 2010 - Immigration - 3 Answers - Comments
A. check out this website: Your kid is lucky, she can keep dual citizenship. If you want to have dual nationality you will have to apply for keeping your German citizenship and wait for the decision before you acquire US citizenship. Unless you get an extra permit in advance you will automatically lose your German citizenship upon getting the US one.
Answered by tigrillen - Tue Mar 2 14:31:28 2010
Q. Im a permanent us resident and my daughter is a us citizen because she was born here and her dad is us citizen. I have german citizenship and i was wondering if i my daughter can have german and us citizenship. Does anyone have any information on how to or where to get it? Also i would like to know if i could get dual citizenship too.
Asked by jenni - Tue Mar 2 14:22:42 2010 - Immigration - 3 Answers - Comments
A. check out this website: Your kid is lucky, she can keep dual citizenship. If you want to have dual nationality you will have to apply for keeping your German citizenship and wait for the decision before you acquire US citizenship. Unless you get an extra permit in advance you will automatically lose your German citizenship upon getting the US one.
Answered by tigrillen - Tue Mar 2 14:31:28 2010
How can i get dual citizenship in the US and the UK?
Q. Hi, i would like to get dual citizenship in the US and the UK, i am a british Citizen in the UK and want dual citizenship in the US and the UK. Also how would this affect my rights? Please Help! Thanks In Advance!
Asked by leesharman1994 - Thu Dec 11 15:52:40 2008 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Buy a groucho mask from the toy shop and tell the poms your groucho`s nephew . or get a sex change and wear a full muslim robe and go into pommyland as Noor mohamed , but dont wear the same shoes as micheal jackson , the media will storm you .
Answered by lemon t - Thu Dec 11 16:24:07 2008
Q. Hi, i would like to get dual citizenship in the US and the UK, i am a british Citizen in the UK and want dual citizenship in the US and the UK. Also how would this affect my rights? Please Help! Thanks In Advance!
Asked by leesharman1994 - Thu Dec 11 15:52:40 2008 - Immigration - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Buy a groucho mask from the toy shop and tell the poms your groucho`s nephew . or get a sex change and wear a full muslim robe and go into pommyland as Noor mohamed , but dont wear the same shoes as micheal jackson , the media will storm you .
Answered by lemon t - Thu Dec 11 16:24:07 2008
What is the process to apply for British/Canadian dual citizenship?
Q. I arrived in Canada at age 5 as a landed immigrant and took Canadian citizenship at age 18. At this time, I would like to investigate the procedure for dual citizenship/British passport. I am sure a birth certificate will be required, which I have "lost", 1. What steps are required and where do I begin to apply for dual citizenship? 2. How do I request a copy of my birth certificate and from where? 3. Would my daughter (born in Canada) also qualify for dual citizenship? Any guidance you can offer is greatly appreciated. (My daughter is past the age of majority and her father (deceased) was Canadian.)
Asked by ClaireDePlume - Tue Sep 11 07:22:04 2007 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I don't think you need it, Canada is part of the British Monarchy. Well, on paper anyway. That's why they celebrate so many British holidays. But you can look here: uknationality.gov.uk/content/british_citizenship
Answered by go4gin1994 - Tue Sep 11 10:00:01 2007
Q. I arrived in Canada at age 5 as a landed immigrant and took Canadian citizenship at age 18. At this time, I would like to investigate the procedure for dual citizenship/British passport. I am sure a birth certificate will be required, which I have "lost", 1. What steps are required and where do I begin to apply for dual citizenship? 2. How do I request a copy of my birth certificate and from where? 3. Would my daughter (born in Canada) also qualify for dual citizenship? Any guidance you can offer is greatly appreciated. (My daughter is past the age of majority and her father (deceased) was Canadian.)
Asked by ClaireDePlume - Tue Sep 11 07:22:04 2007 - Immigration - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I don't think you need it, Canada is part of the British Monarchy. Well, on paper anyway. That's why they celebrate so many British holidays. But you can look here: uknationality.gov.uk/content/british_citizenship
Answered by go4gin1994 - Tue Sep 11 10:00:01 2007
How will dual citizenship affect me joining the military?
Q. Lets start off, I am a US and German citizen living only in the united states, my father a original german citizen now has dual citizenship from living here for the required time, my mother has only american citizenship. Now: 1) Do I have to serve the draft for the German army, if i live in America? 2) How will Dual citizenship affect me if I join the US military? 3) Am I even allowed to join armed forces with dual citizenship?
Asked by Yeti - Thu Oct 16 17:08:34 2008 - Military - 5 Answers - Comments
A. you may join the US military with dual citizenship, but if you wish to become an Officer or take a job that requires a Clearance you must renounce your German citizenship.
Answered by Mrsjvb - Thu Oct 16 17:17:41 2008
Q. Lets start off, I am a US and German citizen living only in the united states, my father a original german citizen now has dual citizenship from living here for the required time, my mother has only american citizenship. Now: 1) Do I have to serve the draft for the German army, if i live in America? 2) How will Dual citizenship affect me if I join the US military? 3) Am I even allowed to join armed forces with dual citizenship?
Asked by Yeti - Thu Oct 16 17:08:34 2008 - Military - 5 Answers - Comments
A. you may join the US military with dual citizenship, but if you wish to become an Officer or take a job that requires a Clearance you must renounce your German citizenship.
Answered by Mrsjvb - Thu Oct 16 17:17:41 2008
Dual Citizenship and Education i the UK as a citizen. How do my High School credits compare?
Q. I have dual citizenship with the Uk and the US, i have lived in the US my whole life so far, but i would like to go to University or college in the UK. What qualifications do i need to go to school there seeing that i am a citizen, but have no residency and have been through american schooling? Do i have to take any exams to qualify? Would i pay fees for housing and living? Any information would be welcome. Thank you!
Asked by brit-bound - Mon Aug 24 13:09:01 2009 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you would normally need 'A level's@ to get a place at a british university if u where educated in britian, but as u where u where educated abroad and us qualification's i think u can apply as an international student and it all comes down to your grades. Univeristy fees and the cost of living is not cheap here but you can get student grants, the fact that u are a dual citizen would only mean that u can travel and live here legally with out having to go through all the imigration.
Answered by sweet s - Thu Aug 27 20:30:15 2009
Q. I have dual citizenship with the Uk and the US, i have lived in the US my whole life so far, but i would like to go to University or college in the UK. What qualifications do i need to go to school there seeing that i am a citizen, but have no residency and have been through american schooling? Do i have to take any exams to qualify? Would i pay fees for housing and living? Any information would be welcome. Thank you!
Asked by brit-bound - Mon Aug 24 13:09:01 2009 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you would normally need 'A level's@ to get a place at a british university if u where educated in britian, but as u where u where educated abroad and us qualification's i think u can apply as an international student and it all comes down to your grades. Univeristy fees and the cost of living is not cheap here but you can get student grants, the fact that u are a dual citizen would only mean that u can travel and live here legally with out having to go through all the imigration.
Answered by sweet s - Thu Aug 27 20:30:15 2009
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Citizenship, the status of being a citizen of a specific nation state, signifies a person's legal status and carries with it numerous consequences.
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Multiple citizenship is a status in which a person is concurrently regarded as a citizen under the laws of more than one state. Multiple citizenships exist because different countries use different, and not necessarily mutually exclusive, citizenship requirements. Colloquial speech refers to people "holding" multiple citizenship but technically each nation is making a claim that this person be considered its national. For this reason, it is possible that a person is a citizen of one, none, or multiple countries. It is possible to obtain a second citizenship through a financial investment in a few countries, e.g., Austria, Cyprus, Dominica and St.
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