Disadvantages Of Dual Citizenships

Dual citizenships, it is also called dual nationality. It means that the person has two different nationalities of two countries at the same time. Nowadays there are a lot of countries which allowed people to be nation of two different countries, such as Korea, US, Canada and Spain etc. However, different countries allow people to have different nationalities by different laws and automatic operation. For example, if you are a Korean who born in US, you may be both a US national and a Korea national. Some countries acquire dual citizenships by marriage, birth, naturalization and state succession etc. For example, for US, people who have granted another citizenship automatically will not worry about losing US citizenship. However, some people who are willing to apply another citizenship, may lose US citizenship. You cannot have the purposes to intend to have two different citizenships, US may not allow for it. You have to relinquish US citizenship to have another citizenship. For those people who have dual citizenships, they need to obey the laws for both countries. Each country has their own national laws. Hence there are some hidden conflicts which base on different national laws. When those people …show more content…
They can work in either countries without getting work permit within a certain period. Children are able to study in either schools with citizen education fees. In addition, dual citizens can carry either passport to enter different countries without applying for visa and travel documents because guarantees rights are provided. For property ownership, dual citizens are able to have their own property in either country. For example, land ownership is restricted only to citizens. Hence a dual citizen is able to have land properties in either countries. It provides better and wider choices for dual citizens as they can choose different countries to