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Acquiring another citizenship before renouncing is a given, since you can't legally be stateless. How else would it work? In any case, I've never renounced a c
by ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
Acquiring another citizenship before renouncing is a given, since you can't legally be stateless. How else would it work?
In any case, I've never renounced a citizenship, but I can imagine countries making it hard. Is the process itself difficult, are there requirements other than the international law one of not being stateless?
- shiroiuma 3y agoRenouncing isn't hard for most people, except Americans who have to pay thousands of dollars in fees. Acquiring the new citizenship is what's hard; most decent countries don't just hand that out.
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agoThe point is that of course you have to find citizenship in another country before renouncing your only other citizenship, otherwise you'd have no citizenship.