Dual citizenship has been a topic of debate for many years now.
This kind of citizenship allows an individual to be a citizen of more than one country at the same time.
Developed countries like the UK, the US, Switzerland or Australia offer this kind of citizenship while countries like India, Japan or China doesn’t offer this option to citizens.
Countries like Pakistan and Spain allow this facility for citizens of certain counties.
The Countries That Allow Dual Citizenship
| Australia | Poland |
| Barbados | Hungary |
| Belgium | Iceland |
| Bangladesh | Kenya |
| Canada | Sweden |
| Cyprus | Slovenia |
| Denmark | Syria |
| United States | Serbia |
| United Kingdom | Armenia |
| Switzerland | Thailand |
| South Korea | Lebanon |
| South Africa (Requires permission) | Malta |
| Egypt | Spain(with certain Latin American countries) |
| Greece | Tonga |
| France | Philippines |
| Finland | Sierra Leone |
| Germany (Requires prior permission) | Sri Lanka (by Retention) |
| Iraq | Pakistan (only with 16 countries) |
| Italy | Portugal |
| Israel | Turkey (requires permission) |
| Ireland |
Also See
- Changing Trends Of Citizenship – Where are Indians Migrating To?
- 6 Best Governed Countries in the World to Immigrate and Settle
- 4 Lesser Known Facts About Migration
- Virtual Citizenship- Knitting Commercial Expansions, Dismantling Physical Boundaries
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