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Re: Canadians and dual citizenship Posted on: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 21:07:46 +0000


> Would you really want to stay a citizen of a country that didn't
> tolerate you holding citizenship anywhere else?
>
> There is a difference between losing citizenship automatically and
> going to the Embassy to formally sign it away. Many Canadian born
> people would likely let their Canadian citizenship drop automatically
> - with however much regret - while at the same time never being
> willing to sign it away voluntarily.

That's a tough question. I think it's about identity. Would I let my
citizenship slip away and have to get a visa to visit my family in
the place I was born? I'm not sure. I always said no matter what I
would not give up being Canadian but at the same time I've adopted
Australia as my home and with that want all the rights and
obligations that go with it.

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