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Or just repatriate to wherever your (or your spouse’s) great grandparents came from for free.
by Alex3917 8y ago
Or just repatriate to wherever your (or your spouse’s) great grandparents came from for free.
- eli 8y agoI think very few countries offer such a program
- jgh 8y agoThat doesn't always work. Some places only care about parents or grandparents, others (like USA) require the person spend a number of contiguous years in the country in order to sponsor family. I have a grandparent who was born in the USA but never lived there long enough to sponsor family.
- Alex3917 8y agoIn most places you would need your parents to file their paperwork first, based on their parents or grandparents. I’m trying to get my mother-in-law to repatriate her German citizenship right now so we can do it.
- ryanmercer 8y agoYou can do that, if you are in that position. I wouldn't be, we've been in the U.S. since the early 1700's on both sides of my family. That process also moves like a snail compared to citizenship by investment.
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- simias 8y agoThat might be common for Americans but in Europe for a great chunk of the population the grand parents come from the same country or a neighboring one. I don't know how far back I'd have to go in my family tree before I encounter an "interesting" nationality but it's definitely more than three generations.