The difference between Italian passport and green card

What is the difference between an Italian passport and a green card? I believe many people want to know specific information, so I will tell you the difference between an Italian passport and a green card.

Passport and green card

The passport of the People's Republic of China is a document issued by the China government to China citizens to prove their nationality and identity when they enter or leave the country, travel abroad or stay. The validity period of ordinary passport shall not exceed 10 years, and a new passport shall be issued after expiration. Generally, when applying for a visa, the passport is required to be valid for more than 6 months.

If you lose your passport, please contact the Chinese Embassy in Italy as soon as possible.

Secondly, prepare the following materials as soon as possible and get a replacement passport as soon as possible, so as not to delay the trip.

Materials and supporting documents required for private passport replacement:

(1) a written report on the loss of passport (and indicate the name and date of birth of the party concerned; Original passport number, issuing authority and date of issuance); Being able to provide a copy of the original passport will facilitate passport application;

(2) The original and photocopy of the local valid residence certificate or other certificates;

(3) Completed "Application Form for Passport, Travel Document and Seaman's Certificate";

(4) 3 passport photos.

Passport and nationality

Italy recognizes dual nationality, and the acquisition of Italian nationality mainly adopts the blood system. At present, the Italian government is revising the nationality law to relax the restrictions on foreign immigrants applying for Italian nationality.

1. Automatic acquisition of Italian nationality, including: the father or mother has Italian nationality; Born in Italy, but parents are unknown or stateless; Born in Italy, both parents are foreigners, but at least one of them is concerned about legal continuous residence for 5 years; Minor children adopted by Italian citizens, etc.

2. Foreigners acquire Italian nationality through voluntary declaration:

If you are a descendant of an Italian citizen (within two generations), you must meet one of the following conditions: military service; Become a national civil servant; Born in Italy and concerned about legal residence until adulthood (18 years old).

(2) To obtain nationality by marrying an Italian, all the following conditions must be met: having lived in Italy for 2 years or having been married for 3 years; No criminal record; There is no threat to national security.

(3) To obtain nationality, all the following conditions must be met: (1) legal residence for 5 years; Adequate income; No criminal record; If the country of origin stipulates, it is necessary to give up the original nationality. In this case, it is necessary to provide complicated supporting documents to review the applicant's integration degree, and the procedures are complicated and the application time is long.

China does not recognize dual citizenship. According to the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China, as long as foreign nationality is acquired, China nationality will be automatically renounced. One or both parents are citizens of China, and I was born in a foreign country and have China nationality; However, if one or both parents are citizens of China and have settled in a foreign country, they will have foreign nationality at birth, but will not have China nationality. Therefore, if the baby becomes an Italian citizen, it cannot become a China citizen and registered permanent residence.