Citizenship / residency

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Which are you?  

[Foetus In Fetu]

When you say 'dual', do you mean dual citizenship of both Britain and America or dual citizenship of Britain and anywhere, or dual citizenship of America and anywhere or dual citizenship of either and anywhere or dual citizenship of anywhere and anywhere?

I have dual citizenship of Britain and Ireland, anyway, and I live in Britain.  

[Lord Jagged]

I have dual nationality from England and France.  

[50ny4]

Okay this is going to confuse you to the point of no return. I have three passports: British, Canadian, and American.  

[fwikin]

i was born in britain and lived in zimbabwe, now i am entitled to be a british citizen ..... so i am dual right now!  

[A Lost Iguana]

Born in Britain, but my mother is a Guyanese national so I could claim dual nationality and get a Guyanese passport, if it could be done; but what would be the point?  

[Foetus In Fetu]

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[A Lost Iguana]

Foetus In Fetu

There are loads of points! I just don't know what any of them are.

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To be honest, though, I don't think that there is much of a point, unless you're planning on living in Guyana at some point in the future (I don't plan to move to Ireland but I wasn't presented with a choice; I wasn't paying for it, anyway XD).

Have you any idea what Guyana is like? All my mother's family fled the country years ago. The Foreign Office has listed it as a country that only should only be visted for "essential" trips. XD

Haha, it's only the internal ethnic problems and the crime level that put me off.  

[Invictus_88]

Tri-nationality.

I can lay claim to being of France, Great Britain and Guernsey.

I had a French "carte d'identite" which served as a passport, however when we tried to renew it they people at the French embassy were so awkward that I decided not to bother and so I kept with my Guernsey passport. I could still claim Franch nationality, if I wanted to.

However, I've never lived in Guernsey and I was born in Westminster. So I can claim to be standard British. However I choose not to, because I love the Guernsey system.

Seriously, Guernsey is amazing.  

[moaningmyrtle]

I am British with British parents, so in other words 100% pure British! and nothing else! xd  

[Knightsedge]

British living in the United Arab Emirates. wink  

[LLT]

American living in America. biggrin

Soon to be American living in England though, I plan on going to university there soon. 3nodding  

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Foetus In Fetu

When you say 'dual', do you mean dual citizenship of both Britain and America or dual citizenship of Britain and anywhere, or dual citizenship of America and anywhere or dual citizenship of either and anywhere or dual citizenship of anywhere and anywhere?

I have dual citizenship of Britain and Ireland, anyway, and I live in Britain.

I meant Britain and anywhere.  

[Lord Jagged]

Invictus_88

Tri-nationality.

I can lay claim to being of France, Great Britain and Guernsey.

I had a French "carte d'identite" which served as a passport, however when we tried to renew it they people at the French embassy were so awkward that I decided not to bother and so I kept with my Guernsey passport. I could still claim Franch nationality, if I wanted to.

However, I've never lived in Guernsey and I was born in Westminster. So I can claim to be standard British. However I choose not to, because I love the Guernsey system.

Seriously, Guernsey is amazing.

In that case, I have tri-nationality aswell.  

[Vanilla Pod]

Damnit, I'm dual and I forgot. xp

I have a British and a Dutch passport. I could get a South African one if I wanted to, but then I would have to give up my other two, and I don't care that much.