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Meanings of multiple citizenship in English

Russian
множественное гражданство
Portuguese
dupla nacionalidade
Spanish
nacionalidad multiple
Catalan
ciutadania múltiple

Simultaneous citizenship of multiple countries by the same person.

множественное гражданство
Synonyms
Examples for "dual citizenship"
Examples for "dual citizenship"
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Ebrard said Mexico turned to the FBI due the victims' dual citizenship.
Reuters
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Another popular route to dual citizenship is our Golden Visa Portugal programme.
The South African
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Her daughter Elsa, 35, was born in France and held dual citizenship.
News.com.au
4
Zimbabwe does not permit dual citizenship, probably lowering naturalisation rates among Zimbabweans.
The South African
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I didn't really see why the concept of dual citizenship shouldn't apply.
The Great Book of Amber
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Unlike some other EU countries, Italy and Britain both allow dual nationality.
Reuters
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O'Sullivan, who holds dual nationality, would have competed for Australia in Melbourne.
The Irish Times
3
As South Africa allows dual nationality status, children can then hold dual nationality.
The South African
4
Iran does not recognise dual nationality in cases of Iranian nationals.
The Guardian
5
The website further states that Iran does not recognise dual nationality.
News.com.au
1
A newspaper focusing on the multiple nationalities living and working in Ireland is to published weekly.
The Irish Times
2
Encouragingly, no fewer than 50 people signed up for part-time diplomacy, representing multiple nationalities, but united by a common interest in reviving the beleaguered street.
The Irish Times
Usage of multiple citizenship in English
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Expats all across the state are taken under the wing in multiple citizenship ceremonies.
The South African
2
Paradise said many big-spending Chinese hold multiple citizenships so can easily visit the country regardless of the diplomatic situation.
Reuters
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Prosecutors said her wealth and multiple citizenships - American, French and British - also supported the need for detention.
Radio NZ