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by mgh2 5y ago
Both countries allow it
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- goatcode 5y agoI don't think this applies to naturalization. If you're born with the qualifications for citizenship in each, then you are a citizen of both. Apart from being born that way, you may not be able to hold either one or the other, on naturalization.