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[Closed] Anyone taken on a second nationality?

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Top knowledge, many thanks 🙂


 
Posted : 20/03/2017 3:26 pm
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I'm quite happy having a NZ passport as well....
It just means more options when everything goes completely tits up here.


 
Posted : 20/03/2017 6:02 pm
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Turns out that Belgium appears to be quite easy. They have both language and 'integration' requirements but working and paying tax here for 5 years appears to cover both

If only they had good beer....


 
Posted : 20/03/2017 6:05 pm
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I am British, married to an Irish lady and have lived 20 years in Ireland. I looked into getting an Irish passport last year and I have to become a citizen first and that costs about €1,000. So I just renewed my British passport......for now.


 
Posted : 20/03/2017 11:41 pm
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Check rules on dual nationality boys and girls.

I think Germany for example allow dual nationality with another EU state but not a non-EU one.

I may be wrong it assuming I'm right getting dualed now is sensible - in Germany at least.


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 9:02 am
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That is true. German friend had to give his up when he took Australian citizenship.


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 9:46 am
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Going to (try and) get Italian dual nationality, not for me so much but my eldest daughter is expressing a desire to go to university in yurp


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 10:38 am
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I already have a second nationality (French) but I need a first one in order not to be kicked out (British) potentially - problem is I don't think you can have both although my wife and kids are British.

My main issue is of principle - if I am not wanted here I'll **** off back to Frogland. But then who will run my British export business employing British people and who will contribute to the economy (including fiscally) as much as I do ?

What I really dislike is being used as a negotiating pawn. We have no negotiating leverage against the 27 so we the EU nationals seem to be the gvt only negotiating asset, which is a serious worry.


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 10:42 am
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I have French and British, nickfrog. There are all sorts of conventions between Britain and France over and above EU treaties which makes having both quite simple on a practical level.


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 12:00 pm
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I looked into getting an Irish passport last year and I have to become a citizen first and that costs about €1,000

Hell's teeth! I can apply for Irish citizenship (grandparents on my deadbeat dad's side) too but that's a bit spendy 😯


 
Posted : 21/03/2017 12:19 pm
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6 months later and I've not heard a thing, application still in process 😯


 
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