Might be worth mentioning, in most cases where it is allowed, dual-citizenship is difficult to acquire.riversandlakes wrote:Hmm, dual-citizenship. Does any Asian country (AU, NZ excluded hehe) allow this?
I believe your case is very much the norm rather than the exception.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Good Morning SE.
Dual-Citizenship? In your case it would need to be changed to Multi-Citizenship wouldn't it?![]()
But Yeah. That's always been my reality check. Quarter of a century here but I'm not giving up the Blue Passport for a single red one.
I don't see the point of acquiring the citizenship for Malaysians. Malaysian passport is fairly flexible and having a SPR, u have the best of both countries.lchk wrote:I believe your case is very much the norm rather than the exception.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Good Morning SE.
Dual-Citizenship? In your case it would need to be changed to Multi-Citizenship wouldn't it?![]()
But Yeah. That's always been my reality check. Quarter of a century here but I'm not giving up the Blue Passport for a single red one.
I am a Malaysian and despite the proximity and cultural similarities, most Malaysians that I know of who have taken up Singapore PRs do not opt for Singapore citizenships despite lengthy stays in the country.
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