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1. What do you mean?

Thu May 8, 2025, 08:53 PM

May 8

My husband is a dual citizen. At no time did he have to renounce his Italian citizenship.

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Pssst - the new pope has dual citizenship - corrected [View all] malaise May 8 OP

What do you mean? JustAnotherGen May 8 #1

Looks like That only applies to some countries malaise May 8 #2

Yes we do RJ-MacReady May 8 #3

Corrected malaise May 8 #4

LOL malaise May 8 #7

The Czech Republic bamagal62 May 8 #9

China does not allow it. nt Ilsa May 9 #16

I have two nieces in Frieburg JustAnotherGen May 8 #11

I'm guessing you meant Freiburg DFW May 8 #12

Correct JustAnotherGen May 9 #13

If Italy taxes you on income earned in Italy DFW May 9 #14

No easy answers JustAnotherGen May 9 #15

Isn't High school closer to 17/18? malaise May 8 #8