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Dual citizenship - handy info
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Just thought I'd share this as I only found out the other day and it's pretty handy for people with Irish parents/grandparents.
My mums from northern ireland and we just discovered that ireland as a whole only has 1 passport. This means if she gets her Irish passport I can then apply for dual citizenship. This means that if Brexit happens you can continue having rights for free travel and European healthcare.
Not sure how commonly this is known but it's pretty handy info to have if you've got irish family |
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I'm British Hong Kongese. That gives me the right to go to Hong Kong and get shot by the police. "
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland "
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both |
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both"
They can lilly but they would require to surrender thier uk passport to gain their Irish passport and vice versa I’m sure |
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both
They can lilly but they would require to surrender thier uk passport to gain their Irish passport and vice versa I’m sure"
I don't think so. It seems if you was born on the island of ireland you may have a british passport and also be a citizen of ireland |
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both
They can lilly but they would require to surrender thier uk passport to gain their Irish passport and vice versa I’m sure"
Nope, I've claimed Irish citizenship this way and you're allowed to hold two passports but no more I believe. |
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both
They can lilly but they would require to surrender thier uk passport to gain their Irish passport and vice versa I’m sure
I don't think so. It seems if you was born on the island of ireland you may have a british passport and also be a citizen of ireland"
Well I was born in south and I have an Irish republic passport and I’m not entitled to a uk passport. I have friends in the north with parents from the south and they had the choice which passport they wanted but anyone born in the north with parents from the north would automatically become a uk citizen |
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"Actually the island of Ireland including Northern Ireland has two passports. A uk northern island and Republic of Ireland
Due to the good friday agreement, people from northern ireland can e British citizens, irish citizens or both
They can lilly but they would require to surrender thier uk passport to gain their Irish passport and vice versa I’m sure
I don't think so. It seems if you was born on the island of ireland you may have a british passport and also be a citizen of ireland
Well I was born in south and I have an Irish republic passport and I’m not entitled to a uk passport. I have friends in the north with parents from the south and they had the choice which passport they wanted but anyone born in the north with parents from the north would automatically become a uk citizen "
Just double checked. People from northern ireland are allowed to hold both an irish and british passport |
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