Can you have citizenship in more than one country?
Answer:
It depends on the combination of countries. There are many countries that do not allow dual citizenship at all and some that don't allow it with certain other countries.
i think you can citzenship in more then one country but i'm not to sure.
Yes. Dual citizenship is common, as well as having two passports.
But dual citizens are always warned that they can be called up in the armed services of both their countries anytime.
Yes, many people who despise the USA have dual citizenship due to having been born in the USA. I know a Canadian whose parents came across the border to give birth so he would have dual citizenship. He dislikes the US but carries a US passport when he travels so he can call on the State Department if he needs help.
i,m from northern ireland and i have a british and irish one
called dual
That depends on what country you are a citizen of. In the U.S. you can have dual citizenship in the U.S. and Israel. If you have family ties to Italy or Ireland, it is possible to have double citizenhip with these nations as well. Children of immigrants have a kind of dual citizenship until they are 18, when they are allowed a choice. There are also several nations that do not require the return of a passport when one becomes a U.S. citizen.
Yes in many countries.I just looked it up a few days ago.(sorry don't have the web site for you.)
Here's the web site Marilyn forgot. You can see that many countries permit multiple citizenships, and some don't:
http://www.multiplecitizenship.com/...
some countries do some do not.
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