Can somebody become more than 1 country permanent resident?
Answer:
If you're asking about dual permanent resident the answer is NO. You are required to stay in the country where your permanent resident is. Most countries require you to stay at certain time period in order to be qualified or avoid being revoked. For example, here in US, you require to stay at certain period during 6 months. If you're out more than 6 months, you need to get a return permit.
However, like most people asnwered already about this question, YES you could have dual citizenship depending on which countries. Some countries don't recognize dual citizenship.
You can have dual citizenship in two different countries.
Yes.
Become = not if the US is one of the countries
Be born into it, yes....i.e. if your parents are not US citizens and you are born in the US you have duel citizenship (the country of your parents + the US), or if your parents have different citizenships you can obtain both at birth (so a maximum of 3...one for each parent + one for being born on US soil)
The US does not recognize a residency to another country but countries like Japan say that once you are a resident, it will not be revoked by them
YEA, it call dual citizenship.
i think i might have 2 and half Citizenship...
1> I'm U.S citizenship by birth
2> i could apply for UK citizenship thru my mother.
half "i have Caymanian Status" never heard of it!!!
okay
it's official citizenship is call British overseas territory citizen.
It depends on the policy of the country.In India, we have only single citizenship.
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