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You were born in Canada your grandfather lived in Italy do you qualify for Italian citizenship?
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∙ 14y ago
You can contact the nearest Italian embassy or consulate general. They can decide whether you are eligible or not. Many who have done so were successful to regain their Italian citizenship.
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