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This says that Denmark does not have dual citizenship. It seems [1] that may be not true. [1] https://www.thelocal.dk/20141218/denmark-passes-dual-citizenship-
by mikorym 8y ago
This says that Denmark does not have dual citizenship. It seems [1] that may be not true.
[1] https://www.thelocal.dk/20141218/denmark-passes-dual-citizenship-bill https://www.thelocal.dk/20141218/denmark-passes-dual-citizen...
- taohansen 8y agoI can confirm this isn't true. Danish/US dual-national right here. Denmark is fully aware of my US citizenship.
- EduardoBautista 8y agoHow did you become a dual national?
- taohansen 8y agoBorn in Denmark to a Danish father and American mother. When you're born on foreign soil to an American parent that parent declares your birth to the United States and you receive a Consular Report of Birth Abroad: your US birth certificate. I know for a fact the Danish state allows for dual-nationals because I just renewed my Danish passport and because of new biometrics requires dual-nationals to give a copy of this Report. There's one big downside to all this, since Denmark now knows very clearly I am two people. Should the state decide to revoke this law I will most likely be forced to choose. Which would be unfortunate, since I can't imagine living in just one or the other country.