Norwegian law does not CURRENTLY give everyone the right to have dual citizenship.
The Norwegian parliament adopted on 6 December 2018 a resolution that entitles anyone who is, or wishes to become, a Norwegian … Read the rest
There are three ways to normally obtain South African citizenship.
These are: by birth, by descent or by naturalisation. Birth and Descent are relatively straightforward, and are not the topic in this … Read the rest
Birthright Citizenship is often thought of as the right to automatic Citizenship of a Country you are born in.
However, there are different levels of Birthright Citizenship.
Prior to 6th October, 1995, a person … Read the rest
A simple answer at https://www.govt.nz seems to be:
Restricted birthright citizenship appears to have been in effect for a very long time.
Able to claim German citizenship from either the mother or father, being a … Read the rest
Restricted birthright citizenship came into effect in the UK in 1983.
Prior to 1 January 1983, almost anyone born inside the UK, became a UK Citizen.
A UK Birth Certificate was almost enough … Read the rest
From 2004-2005 the answer is that restricted birthright citizenship came into effect.
Full birthright citizenship in Ireland effectively ended on 24 June 2004.
Prior to 24 June 2004, almost anyone born inside Ireland, no matter … Read the rest
A petition to change Birthright Citizenship, and end ‘Birth Tourism’ was presented to the Canadian House of Commons on October 5, 2018
The wording of the petition is:
PETITION TO … Read the rest
Only 30 of the world’s 194 countries grant automatic citizenship to children born to illegal aliens.
The United States and Canada are the only developed nations in the world to still offer Birthright Citizenship to tourists and illegal aliens. The … Read the rest
Recent news is saying that Donald Trump wants to end Birthright Citizenship in the United States, but it seems the wording is slightly confusing.