How to get a second passport

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5-31-2011 @ 11:48AM

RobRex said...

Multiple citizenships are completely legal according to the US, and in my case, quite convenient. I have Spanish citizenship due to my grandparents being Spanish citizens, and US citizenship due to my place of birth.

When I traveled to Brazil, my US citizen travel partners had to get tourist visas which involved a consula visit and $130 in fees. All I had to do was flash my Spanish passport at the airport, and I was in visa-free and fee-free.

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