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Someone with dual citizenship should be able to enter and reside in each country in which citizenship is held without obtaining a visa. That is part of what citizenship is about - the right to enter and travel freely in your country of citizenship.
The first move is to get your status changed to legal.
Yes, Kenya allows dual citizenship for its citizens since August 2010. This means individuals can hold citizenship in Kenya along with another country without having to renounce either.
Legal aliens come from their country and take all the citizenship tests they need to. Meanwhile illegal aliens live in a foreign country without taking any of the citizenship tests.
Citizenship is basically a mutual trust between the government of a country and its inhabitant. Patriotism is the love for one's country/nation, and the willingness to fight for it. Patriotism is an ingredient in citizenship, without patriotism, the government does not know how loyal you are, how willing you are to support it, and to fight for it. On another hand, you may be a citizen of a country but at the same time, the patriot of another. Hope this helped.
Citizenship is basically a mutual trust between the government of a country and its inhabitant. Patriotism is the love for one's country/nation, and the willingness to fight for it. Patriotism is an ingredient in citizenship, without patriotism, the government does not know how loyal you are, how willing you are to support it, and to fight for it. On another hand, you may be a citizen of a country but at the same time, the patriot of another. Hope this helped.
Yes, in the game of Monopoly, you can purchase a hotel without acquiring any houses beforehand.
No, because Eu citizenship is a consequence of Member State citizenship and it cannot exists independently. Eu passports are actually Member State passports that follow a common format: they are issued by the Member State, not by the European Union. You can obtain however residency and citizenship in a EU member state through investment. Some member states such as Bulgaria allow you to obtain a Bulgarian Citizenship without physically living in the country but you have to meet certain criteria.
It means you may live in a country without citizenship permanently without having to apply for visa extensions. this can of coarse be revoked by the Government under particular circumstances
No. Marrying a US Citizen abroad does not guarantee you legal entry to the US
Citizenship is basically a mutual trust between the government of a country and its inhabitant. Patriotism is the love for one's country/nation, and the willingness to fight for it. Patriotism is an ingredient in citizenship, without patriotism, the government does not know how loyal you are, how willing you are to support it, and to fight for it. On another hand, you may be a citizen of a country but at the same time, the patriot of another. Hope this helped.
One can prove U.S. citizenship without a passport by providing a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or a certificate of citizenship issued by the U.S. government. These documents serve as official proof of citizenship.