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What nationality would you say I am?
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I know this seems a strange question but I was wondering where you would consider me to be from. All my ancestors are Russian but I was born in France and when I was 3 we moved to the Czech Republic.Since turning 17 two years ago I have lived in Great Britain and will probobly stay here for the rest of my life.So what nationality would you say I am?
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If your parents are both russians, you probably are too. I don't know what the law is regarding nationality in Russia though. But since you're neither French ( you were born there, but to Russian parents, and left at the age of 3, so you did not gain the French nationality ), nor British, you are most likely Russian. Unless there is a law about gaining nationality through residence in the Czech Republic.
Anyone else ?
well for international selection in footie say, what team would u be eligible to play for, bearing in mind i think it goes back to grandparents doesn't it? it is the country where u were born for a start, then the country of your parents and then grandparents, is that as far as it goes? Didn't Ryan Gigs have the choice and chose Wales?
As I understand it, at least, in England, if you were born here, and both your parents were born here, then your English, if both you, and just one of you parents were born here, then your British. Unless as implied in the posts above, you excel at a sport, then even if you wouldn't normally qualify, an exception would be made.
Regarding your Question, i'd say you were Russian.
Sorry LONNIE.
I was born in England as were my father and mother, their father and mother, throughout several generations.
I have been advised not to call myself English. by the people I elected to represent me in PariIament., they now tell me I am Britiish.
I would love to be English again. How can I do it?
I was born in England as were my father and mother, their father and mother, throughout several generations.
I have been advised not to call myself English. by the people I elected to represent me in PariIament., they now tell me I am Britiish.
I would love to be English again. How can I do it?
The RNZAF used to have a Sunderland flying boat base at Lauthala Bay in Fiji. I remember some offspring of serving NZ personnel born at the base had some difficulty obtaining NZ citizenship/passports at the time. If I remember rightly, the Fiji authorities were not too enthralled either. This must be a very familiar problem with expats everywhere and most possibly depends on the laws of individual governments.
Anyway, as you can obviously count up to five, (122345) this rules you out for a British passport.
dilligaf, its this goverment, I wasn't going to bring politics into this thread, but its the only way to give you an answer.
Since this goverment have been in power, they've denigrated and tried,(and it seems, succeeding), to destroy England and its history, a point, you now can't get an English passport, you can't, on official documents, state that your English. On my Army id card, I joined in 1966, I was English, also on my birth certificate, my wifes Bith Certificate states she's English, we were told by Social Services, that we weren't allowed to put our daughters nationality down as English, I enquired, and Scottish, Welsh and N.Irish were allowed, Not English.
I leave you to draw your own conclusions.
LONNIE . I agree with you 100% My birth and marriage certificate state I am English. Not so my wife (she is Irish) but told so.
My documents from the RAF and Home Office say I am English.
I am now a British Civil Servant and the majority of people I have to deal with are also British. But they can't speak English.
HELP
My documents from the RAF and Home Office say I am English.
I am now a British Civil Servant and the majority of people I have to deal with are also British. But they can't speak English.
HELP
I was born in south africa, but my Mum is from England, my dad is from Zimbabwe (was Rhodesia at the time).
I was registered at birth as being born in south africa, but because my mother was english I was also registered as a British citizen (dual citizenship). I believe nationality is where you are born, regardless if you speak the language or not. I guess its where ever you want to be from.
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