Which countries belonging to the EU/EEA allow dual citizenship?
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The following EU coutries recognize dual citizenship:\nCyprus\nFrance\nHungary\nIreland\nItaly\nPortugal\nSlovak Republic (Slovakia)\nUnited Kingdom
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Spain does not acknowledge dual citizenship with the U.S. or any other country.\nThey only recognize it with countries they have a treaty with and those countries are: Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, and Honduras.\nAnd only a child, at least one of whose parents is a citizen of Spain, regardless of the child’s country\nof birth; or child born of non-Spanish citizen parents, provided at least one of the parents was born in\nSpain.\nSo unless you happen to be from one of the above mentioned countries, sadly, the closest you can get is a tourist visa. Or, an even longer shot, a working visa.\n\nThe link below is to the Citizenship Laws of the World on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management webpage
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Yes you can. You will have to get a British Passport and an American Passport though.  The two countries have an agreement regarding dual citizenship.  You have a birth right to do so.    Mine is Canadian and UK
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I think you should ask someone who knows, not some people on the internet. What I think is that dual citizenship is not allowed here.
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Contact the Philippine Embassy in Sydney for more information.  But check with Australian authorities to see if you have the right to have dual citizenship.  Some countries make you choose one or the other.
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England and Scotland are not different countries.  They are both part of the United Kingdom.  So, you could obtain dual citizenship, but you should consult the British Embassy's website.\n\nAlso, it depends upon where you were born.
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I don't know about Britain, but Canada doesn't force you to give up your existing citizenship in order to become a Canadian citizen. I don't think Britain does either, so you can probably have double citizenship.
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1. Switzerland\n2. Germany\n3. United Kingdom\n4. Austria\n5. Ireland
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Well the easy way is to marry a british citizen.The govt. is cracking cown on social benefits.As a british citizen you'd be allowed to work anywhere in the EU.Try to get a work permit for UK and take it from there
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Apply for a visit.  Study our way of life.  Be sponsor by someone from here.  Marry someone from here.Apply for citizenship when you get here.  Study here.  Apply to one of our colleges.\nYes, you can have dual citizenship.  I have a lot of English friends, some live here in USA and some still live in England.
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The US allows people to hold dual citizenship. Check and see whether the Netherlands will require you to give up your US citizenship if you want to become a Dutch citizen. They may or may not allow it.  I know Germany doesn't allow dual citizenship, except in certain circumstances.  The dutch embassy website should clarify this for you.
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Republic of Ireland. Hope this helps.
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Not after you are 18. The USA forces you to choose. Dual citizenship is not allowed for adults in the US.
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for the US, try:\n\nhttp://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/\n\nand for Europe, try:\nhttp://www.cefi.org/WEBSITES/EUNI/EU_LIST.HTM
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You may not take citizenship of another country but if you are automatically entitled to citizenship of another country you may retain it.  The USA had to soften its approach on this in recognition of other countries' claims on their citizens.\n\nHowever, the USA does not encourage dual citizenship.  The main reason is that it can make it very difficult to assist a dual citizen when they are abroad.  In that sense, a lot depends on which country you are a dual citizen in.
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Denmark and Sweden (Øresund)\nFinland and Russia\nDenmark and England (North Sea)\nAustralia and Indonesia\nDenmark and Germany\nEngland and France\nItaly and Croatia\nJust to mention a few
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No not yet. However it is a candidate countrie along with Bulgaria | Croatia | Romania | Turkey \n\nThe member countries of the European Union are: \nAustria | Belgium | Cyprus | Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | Luxembourg | Malta | Netherlands | Poland | Portugal | Slovakia | Slovenia | Spain | Sweden | United Kingdom