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Dual Citizenship
It is a known fact to many that I tend to worry myself sick by little silly things. Things that really 
make no huge difference in my day-to-day life like uh... obtaining dual citizenship for example. If I can have it, I want it. For one I think there are several perks to having citizenship in two countries and just to have options. Options I say! So now that I've revealed a little piece of my bratty, silly, worrisome ways here's an article I found in the CBC News out of Canada on dual citizenship.
It's a little dated, but will be a good starting point for anyone whose ever been curious about obtaining dual citizenship. There's a good chance you may already be eligible for it and not even know. Do your research and do it well. Find out which countries recognize dual citizenship - Denmark, Norway, Finland, Japan, and Thailand are just a few that don't. The U.S. will allow dual citizenship so long as the other country allows it as well. Then again, after 9/11 re-entry into the states could just become one huge headache. How life-changing dual citizenship is and whether it is worth all the trouble is up to you. Just something to think about.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Hani Dec 18th 2005 5:37PM
Correction: Egypt does recognize dual citizenship.
Adrienne Dec 18th 2005 5:37PM
Thanks correction noted.
J Eff Dec 18th 2005 5:37PM
That was a good start. Can you recommend further research avenues? I am finding dual citizenship information on Cape Verde almost nonexistant.