Can a person hold dual citizenship and be a citizen of two countries at once?
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Yes, a person can have a dual citizenship always depending of which are the countries involved, for example, I am from Argentina and I am living in India, here I have the permanent residence but India does not allow me to have dual citizenship so I have to... Show more
I know someone who has 2 nationalities. He just doesn't dare to go to his “other country” because there is a risk that he will have to do his military service there.
Having two nationalities is possible in the Netherlands and many other countries. But I think that, in addition to advantages, it can also have disadvantages.
From what I have been able to hear from some family members who were born here in Venezuela and who enjoy that privilege because they are descendants of Spanish foreigners, the benefits they have achieved are extensive, it is so much so that they currently live in Spain and work freely in the country
Yes, this is possible, has regularly been an item in the news. There are a lot of people against dual citizenship, I think so: Icelandic nationality included 😉
Of course, this is possible, with all the consequences that entail. In Belgium, almost all foreigners have dual nationality in order to enjoy both ways. If they have to join the army, they won't go because they're foreigners, if they're extradited after a crime, that's not possible because they're Belgian.
