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Dual Citizenship

This information is primarily for America Citizens, but most of the information will apply to citizens of other counties as well.

The questions that are generally asked with reference to "Dual Citizenship" are:
(1) Can I be a citizen of two countries? The answer to this question is "yes." You can actually become a citizen of more than two. There is probably no advantage to having more than two, but it is possible. In some cases, you lose your citizenship in one country if you become a citizen in another. China, for example, only permits one citizenship.
(2) Do I lose my American Citizenship if I become a citizen of another country? The answer to this question is "probably not, unless you want to lose it." This is a primary concern for anyone considering dual citizenship. Unless, you specifically ask to give up your American Citizenship, you will not automatically loose it by becoming a Citizen in another country. You can lose your American Citizenship by doing some rather obvious things… sedition, pledging allegiance to another country, renouncing your American Citizenship.

The Complexities of Citizenship

Here are some very important things to consider about Citizenship.

(1) You may already be a citizen of another country because your parents or grandparents were.
(2) You may easily become a citizen of Israel based on your ancestry and ethnicity.
(3) You may become a citizen of another country by going through their "naturalization" process which may take many years.
(4) You may also purchase a “Citizenship.” In this case, you can be an instant citizen with an instant second passport.
There are several Countries which offer “Citizenship” for sale. It can be purchased with or without denouncing your current citizenship.
Listed below are some selected Countries and their Policies about becoming a Citizen:

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