Which countries have dual citizenship?

Asia

Korea (conditionally recognized), Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Georgia, Turkey and Iran.

Europe

Ireland, Britain, Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany (with time limit), Sweden, Switzerland, Finland, Poland (with acquiescence), Austria (with special contribution), Hungary, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina (with conditional recognition), Serbia, Albania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Cyprus and Malta.

North America

Greenland (Denmark), Canada, USA (acquiescence), Mexico, Barbados, Dominica, Costa Rica, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, El Salvador, Guatemala.

South America. See AMERICA

Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina

Oceania

Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, Cook Islands (New), Solomon Islands, Guam (United States), New Caledonia (France), French Polynesia, Pitcairn Island (United Kingdom), wallis islands and Futuna Islands (France), Niue (New), Tokelau (New), American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands (United States), Northern Mariana Islands.

Africa

Egypt, Democratic Republic of Congo (Congo [Brazzaville]), Democratic Republic of Congo (Congo [Kinshasa]), Morocco, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Somalia, Azores (Portugal), Madeira (Portugal), Eritrea, Sao Tome and Principe, Djibouti, Uganda, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan. South Africa, Yemen, Nigeria, Gambia, Mali, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Canary Islands (West), Angola, Senegal, Seychelles, Namibia, Swaziland, Mauritius, Madagascar, C? te d 'Ivoire, Reunion (France), Saint Helena (United Kingdom), Lesotho, ***49.

national policy

Ireland

For a caring citizen who has joined the nationality of another country, there will be no caring citizenship unless he gives up according to the law. Except for people born in Northern Ireland, the Irish Nationality Law does not explicitly recognize dual nationality, but actually acquiesces to dual nationality. If a considerable number of people have both Irish nationality and British nationality, Irish nationality and American nationality;

Austria

Austria generally does not recognize dual citizenship, but people who have made special contributions to Austria can retain Austrian citizenship;

Poland

According to Polish law, Polish citizens cannot have foreign nationality at the same time. But in fact, Poles with dual nationality account for a considerable proportion, and the government adopts a tacit attitude towards this.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

BiH conditionally recognizes dual citizenship.

1Article 4 of the Law on Citizenship of Bosnia and Herzegovina promulgated on August 26th, 1999 stipulates that citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina can have the citizenship of countries that have signed agreements with Bosnia and Herzegovina to recognize dual citizenship.

Denmark

The Danish Nationality Law does not explicitly recognize dual nationality, and its article 2, paragraph 1 13, can be regarded as acquiescence to dual nationality, that is, "one parent" acquires foreign nationality through application or recognition, or "holds foreign nationality through holding public office in another country", while the other parent "still retains Danish nationality" and "he 18 years old is unmarried.

Germany

The new German nationality law came into effect on June 65438+1 October1,2000, which greatly revised and supplemented the original nationality law, changed the previous practice of determining nationality solely based on the principle of descent, introduced the principle of birthplace, recognized dual nationality within a limited time, and further simplified the naturalization procedure for foreigners.

France

One of the countries that recognize dual nationality. French nationality mainly adopts the system of birthplace and consanguinity. The current French nationality law stipulates that people can acquire French nationality through definite or natural blood relationship. For foreigners born or settled in France, they can also acquire French nationality through the relationship of birthplace (residence).

the Netherlands

Dutch nationality policy mainly adopts the principle of descent, that is, the nationality of newborns is determined by the nationality of parents rather than the place of birth. If one or both parents have Dutch nationality, the newborn is born with Dutch nationality. The Netherlands adopts the practice of limited recognition of dual nationality, that is, people with Dutch nationality acquire another nationality. If the nationality is passively acquired by birth, marriage or other reasons, the person can retain Dutch nationality.

Argentina

Argentina is a typical immigrant country, and its nationality policy is relatively loose. All children born in Argentina can naturally have Argentine nationality. Argentina recognizes dual nationality, and has signed dual nationality agreements with Spain, the Philippines, Italy and other countries, that is to say, a person who has Argentine nationality according to the provisions of Argentine nationality can have dual nationality at the same time, that is, he can have the nationality of two countries at the same time, if he has obtained the nationality of Spain, the Philippines, Italy and other countries according to the provisions of the above-mentioned signatory countries of Argentina.

South Korea

South Korea's 20 1 1 amended law stipulates that artists can have dual nationality. So Korean artists can have dual nationality.

Russia

On May 20th, 20 14, the Russian House of Commons approved a bill requiring Russians to declare dual citizenship or face criminal prosecution.

According to the bill, if Russians have other nationalities but fail to declare them to the authorities, they will be fined 200,000 rubles ($5,800) or 400 hours of community service.

Critics say the bill will lead to suspicion of people with dual nationality, fearing that the purpose of this move is to incite nationalism by suggesting that dissidents serve foreign governments. [4]

Hong Kong and Macau

Hong Kong and Macao implement the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China. [5-6]