Citizenship is a status of a person recognized under the
custom or a law as being a member of a nation. If your country allows
duel-citizenship you may consider getting another one. Different countries have
various ways in which you can acquire their citizenship. For a lot of them it
is a factor of time spent in its territory and knowledge of its culture. For
some it’s just as simple as buying a property. Depending on a country however
it may be a very expensive one. For a few there’s no other way to acquire it
other than by direct inheritance. Find out into which countries people can buy
their way in and why they do it.
Questions:
1. Would you like to emigrate and why? If yes, temporarily
or perhaps permanently and where?
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring
citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
Comments
In my opinion, the process of getting citizenship in countries is getting harder and more complex every year. Only those who have a lot of money can easily get citizenship and residence of another country with the least time and least problems.
It is not important to have the civility of several countries. It is important that we serve society, live in society, serve to their people, respect the people of that country, participate in benevolent volunteering and play a role in improving the quality of the country Where we live.
When it comes to the citizenship - I don't know how hard is it to get one in Poland, but I guess that if someone has a good reason for it - for example they want to move here, then why shouldn't they be granted one?
2. To obtain citizenship in Poland, you need to live in Poland for more than 10 years, speak Polish fluently and relate to Polish culture. An easy way to obtain citizenship is simple.
3. I would not like to have more than one citizenship, because as for me, even if the country of which I was a citizen would allow me to have two nationalities, the countries that I would visit could not understand this and I would have problems at the legislative level.
I think I'm already emigrated to Poland, because I was looking for more comfort, stability, and safety :) But there is so much places in the world where conditions could be more appropriate for me or maybe not.
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
I think that citizenship is a old and very broke mechanism, for example I don't want to dedicate the one year of life to army, just because I was born in country with such stupid rules. Or every time I need to travel Britain, Japan and much much more countries I need to make Visa, and do a lot of paperwork, just because of citizenship. I rather be apatride, but some way they have even less rights.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
As the Ukrainian I cannot have more than 1 citizenship, but if conditions will be appropriate for me, I definitely can switch citizenship.
I think that if someone would like to change their citizenship, it shouldn’t be too complicated. I think that giving a good reason of change, knowledge of the culture, history and language of a given country would be enough.
I would like to have the citizenship of a country that is in the European Union or another country, such as the USA, to move freely around the world, not pay for Visas and not be able to stand in long queues at the border.
Yes but not for lifetime, 3-4 years max just to earn money. I'm thinking about Switzerland - terribly high wages or USA cause I am absolutely in love with this country, lifestyle, people etc. but it's very hard to get work permit in US.
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
I think Poland should tighten procedures... They should check certificate of no criminal record and of course language test.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
Yes, because if you are smart it's much easier to run the business.
To my mind the process of acquiring the citizenship should not be complicated. It should just consider's person past and number of time this particular person spent in the country. Probably level of language should also be taken into consideration.
I would like to have every single one to be able to travel in each country I want without spending much time in order to get all "necessary papers".
To have more than one citizenship is convenient. It means that you have more choice and more opportunities.
I would like to have more than one citizenship to have more abilities.
If i cant work with the most recent hardware what kind of specialist im ? And when it comes to Poland we re always left off or restricted from having latest hardware.
I mean getting a citizenship should not be hard i consider having a home (flat) and having a job enough, also paying taxes in the place u work in.
I thought about that, but I think that I'm living in the best place for me. Of course it is hard to live in Poland, but I like challenges :D
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
I think it should be hard, beacuse there a lot of culture differences. Some people can't just change their lifestyle and become someone else in a month or two, so someone should check if they can asimilate properly with the society.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
No, I'm fine with my situation
If you are from China or India, Canada will even take care of your old parents, too. (Or if you belong to some large minority and politicians can get enough votes from your people. That's why Europeans don count, their old farts are a burden on Society.)
I don't want to emigrate. I like Poland and living there. I have well-paid job and I have everything what I want. Nowadays, when Western Europe is very dangerous I feel really safe in my place.
Second question? I think that people should have time for acclimation. It depends on people who are in new place. About citizenship? I think that person who want that document should have ancestors in this country.
I don't want to have more than one citizenship. I'm Polish and it's good for me. One citizenship is enough.
I think I will, but just temporarily to explore world, to meet new people and observe their behaviour. It makes you open-minded and more creative
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
I think that the process od acquiring citizenship shouldn't be easy but also it shouldn't be unreachable. People should respect culture and be able to communicate clearly.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
I don't think so, I don't see actually any sense of doing it and I would only do it if it gave me a lot of opportunities like cheaper country to country travel etc.
I'd love to emigrate to Japan! I've been there once and instantly I loved this place.
For now maybe temporarily ;).
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
You know. It shouldn't be unreachable, but on the other hand - not that easy. You have to accomplish requirements given by the country you want to emigrate to.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
If it'll be needed, then why not. But I don't think, that is necessary.
I would choose Israel because its the only country that permitted the extradition of Israeli citizens.
2. What do you think about the process of acquiring citizenship? How hard should it be? What should be the requirements?
It depends on wealth of a country. The poorer country is, the easier it is to acquire citizenship.
3. Would you like to have more than one citizenship? Why?
Yes! If i had committed a crime but had not been caught already, I would escape to other country.