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Now now, let's not gloat yet; GB still have to smash the Aussies in the Olympics.
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I can reccommend Serbia - they have some decent tennis players and I bet their cricketers could give England a better game than the aussies can
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If you are only considering the move to Oz now, you won't be able to get Oz citizenship for at least another 4 years. They changed the rules a few years ago. You used to have to only need 2 years as a permanent resident in Oz to get a passport. Now, you have to be there for 4 years (accrued over multiple visa types if you like) to be able to apply.Originally posted by Ketchup View PostI actually looked into this myself, i am considering a move to australia, and applying for dual nationality. But i also want to apply for northern cypriot citizenship (as am 1/4 cypriot) as it will allow me to buy larger plots of land than a british national (restricted to 1 dodrum). I thought i may have issues if i was already dual nationality (biritsh and oz) but northern cypriot residency is not recognised by most countries.
I just found out Britain / Australia won't stop you getting triple nationality. But of course your third country must also allow it, so you should check what Cyprus (or is Northern Cyprus part of Turkey) allow.
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You're absolutely right. I've just double checked my facts and I was wrong about Britain/Australia restricting it to dual nationality. You can in fact have multiple nationalities in those places and the third country i'm looking at.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI didn't know that Britain restricts this at all.
Great, thanks!!
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I actually looked into this myself, i am considering a move to australia, and applying for dual nationality. But i also want to apply for northern cypriot citizenship (as am 1/4 cypriot) as it will allow me to buy larger plots of land than a british national (restricted to 1 dodrum). I thought i may have issues if i was already dual nationality (biritsh and oz) but northern cypriot residency is not recognised by most countries.
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I didn't know that Britain restricts this at all.Originally posted by aussielong View PostI have British and Australian citizenship and i'm considering a third because I am entitled (through ancestry) and I want to buy property in this location.
Britain and Australia only allow dual nationality.
Can they somehow block my successful application for the third nationality?
I'm wondering how they could possibly find out if I obtained the third nationality, and would I be in a spot of bother if they did?
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Anyone got more than two nationalities?
I have British and Australian citizenship and i'm considering a third because I am entitled (through ancestry) and I want to buy property in this location- there are tax benefits of being a national.
Britain and Australia only allow dual nationality.
Can they somehow block my successful application for the third nationality?
I'm wondering how they could possibly find out if I obtained the third nationality, and would I be in a spot of bother if they did?Tags: None
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