Duel Citizenship, do you have one?

[McHanhan]

Well do you or do you want one?.

I don't myself have duel citizenship but I would love to get one for Canada or Australia. They are both cool and friendly countries and it'll be a nice change when I want to get away from Ireland.

 

[Kaboose the Moose]

Yes, as a citizen of the United Kingdom by birth I have duel citizenship with the Italian Republic by the right of blood.

 

[Simalacrum]

I do! Yay me! I feel like I'm part of the club or something

I have citizenship for Japan and England... unfortunately, Japan doesn't allow dual nationality, so I have to choose between the 2 when I'm 21

 

[The Salty Vulcan]

Yep. Not only am I an Australian citizen but a Spanish one as well which, by extension, grants me citizenship in an country within the EU.
Im curios though. Can a person have more than two citzenships? I have always wondered bout that?

 

[Snork Maiden]

I do! Yay me! I feel like I'm part of the club or something

I have citizenship for Japan and England... unfortunately, Japan doesn't allow dual nationality, so I have to choose between the 2 when I'm 21

Any idea which you'll go for?

Out of curiosity if you opted for the English citizenship, would the Japanese treat you as a complete non-citizen in respect to immigration and employment there, or would they look kindly on you?

 

[Eliam_Dar]

Argentina and Poland. Also Citizen of Omicron Persei 8 =)
I want to apply for Nova Roma also, but I need to learn Latin

 

[The Infinite]

Yep British and Filipino.

 

[Kaboose the Moose]

Yep. Not only am I an Australian citien but a spanish one which, by extension, grants me citizenship in an country within the EU.
Im curios though. Can a person have more than two citzenships? I have always wondered bout that?

Possibly..I haven't heard of triple citizenships but it might depend on the laws of the various countries involved. Form what I understand about VISA procedures, each individual country has the sovereign right to decide which people it considers to be its own citizens according to its own laws. How that connects with triple citizenship is at the discretion of the immigration authorities, I would imaging.

Also, what if you could claim tax benefits from those countries?. Woah..

 

[Sneaklemming]

I WANT ONE (sorta)

 

[Bowie]

I have British Citizenship, and I've been living in Canada for the last 5 years so I'll hopefully be getting citizenship here sometime. First I have to get permanent residence (Immigration here is completely incompetent. They have lost our papers numerous times).

 

[AWC Viper]

yes i do have one...Australian and New Zealand...want to drop the latter one though and get one for england.

 

[orangebandguy]

I don't have one, but then again I don't need it.

 

[Eliam_Dar]

For those looking for a second citizenship I suggest the Aerican Empire

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerican_Empire

 

[Ryan-Phoenixan]

I have British Citizenship, and I've been living in Canada for the last 5 years so I'll hopefully be getting citizenship here sometime. First I have to get permanent residence (Immigration here is completely incompetent. They have lost our papers numerous times).

I've just been through that man. I've been working on getting myself a work permit, but I have to leave for a while and come back before that can happen.

To better explain, I'm a US citizen, but I have a girlfriend in Canada.

I was also born in Germany, but I don't have dual citizenship between the US and Germany, because my parents opted me out of that shortly after I was born. (ahaha air force brat)

 

[GothmogII]

Yup. Irish/Swiss here. Though, I've never been to Switzerland, I still get the voting material :/ It's a little irksome though, out of the three main languages I picked German because it was what I knew the most, doesn't mean I understand a lot of it though, and I suspect google language tools of misleading me sometimes. >.> <.<

 

[MurgleGurgle]

Finnish/French.
Useless since they're EU/Schengen members, but hey, multiple passports!