Which countries allow dual citizenship?

Italy * * * and Italy (Italian: Republica Italia), referred to as Italy (Italian: Italy), are a European country, mainly composed of the Apennine Peninsula in southern Europe and two islands in the Mediterranean, Sicily and Sardinia. The land area is 30 1333 square kilometers and the population is 60.02 million. The Alps in the north are bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, and its territory is also surrounded by two tiny countries-San Marino and Vatican.

2. Netherlands

The Kingdom of the Netherlands (Dutch: Koninkrijk der Nederland), referred to as the Netherlands for short, is also called the Netherlands, because its North Holland and Suede Holland provinces are the most famous. It is a compound country with constitutional monarchy, which consists of four constituent countries: Netherlands, Aruba, Cura? ao and Dutch Saint Martin. The power of the Dutch government is limited to national defense, diplomacy, nationality and extradition. In addition to the above powers, all the constituent countries have complete autonomy and autonomy.

3. Belgium

Kingdom of Belgium (Dutch: Belgium? Belgique is located on the west coast of Europe, bordering Germany in the east, the Netherlands in the north, France in the south, Luxembourg in the southeast and Britain across the sea in the west. The coastline is 66.5 kilometers long. Two thirds of the country is hilly and flat lowlands. The whole territory is divided into three parts: the Flanders Plain in the northwest coast, the hills in the middle and the Ardennes Plateau in the southeast. The highest point is 694 meters above sea level. The main rivers are Mas River and Eskau River, which belong to marine temperate broad-leaved forest climate with four distinct seasons.

4. Luxembourg

Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (Luxembourg: grouse? Zebuge, French: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, German: Gro? Herzogtum Luxemburg, referred to as Luxembourg for short, is located in the northwest of Europe, and its neighboring countries are France, Germany and Belgium. It is a small landlocked country and the only remaining grand duchy in the European continent today, with Luxembourg as its capital. Because of its narrow territory and numerous castles, it is also called "pocket kingdom" and "country of thousands of castles".

5. Ireland

Republic of Ireland (Irish: Poblacht na h? English: The Republic of Ireland, called Ireland for short, is a parliamentary republic in Western Europe, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the Irish Sea in the east and Britain across the sea. It is the gateway from North America to Europe. Ireland maintains a good natural environment and is known as the "Emerald Island", with trees and rivers all over the country. Grassland is everywhere, so it is also called "Green Island" and "Emerald". Its university education is very mature, and Dublin, the capital, has been known as a university town since the Middle Ages.