u/AndrePettersson

r/AskBelgium r/dualcitizenshipnerds r/cidadaniaitaliana r/AskNetherlands r/Citizenship

▲ 2 r/Citizenship+2 crossposts

San Marino is not a member state of the European Union and requires 30 years residency, just under a 1/3 of a lifetime to obtain citizenship.

But if someone is already Italian or other EU, what more would that really give, offer or provide at all?

u/AndrePettersson — 11 days ago

▲ 4 r/Citizenship+1 crossposts

If a Finn became an Austrian & as a result needed to renounce being Finnish, that would mean loss of access to the Nordic Passport Union?

Would they however receive any new privileges specific to the DACH countries at all, rights in Liechtenstein?

u/AndrePettersson — 11 days ago

▲ 29 r/AskNetherlands+3 crossposts

What are the pros & cons of becoming a Dutch citizen if you already hold an EU passport?

Say you are Belgian, German, French, Spanish or Swedish. What will becoming Dutch both add and also lose?

Could you be both at all?

Giving up Swedish as example would lose access to this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Passport_Union?wprov=sfti1

u/AndrePettersson — 11 days ago