Originally Posted by teza

So even with the 2 daughters, currently Oz born by birth, Finnish by decent, can pass it on as well? We are aware that each child (son just did it after his 18 th birthday) have to inform the Finnish magistrate between 18-22yrs of age that they wish to keep their citizenship as adult of their own choice. Probably to avoid further Barnaby Kiwi citizenship scandal of "I didn't know" hahaha

Originally Posted by BritInParis

Finnish citizenship is jus sanguinis so unless there is a change in the law it can be passed on indefinitely regardless of someone's place of birth providing each generation applies to retain it as you describe.

Originally Posted by BritInParis

Finnish citizenship is jus sanguinis so unless there is a change in the law it can be passed on indefinitely regardless of someone's place of birth providing each generation applies to retain it as you describe.

Originally Posted by moneypenny20

I love this avatar but I really love the old one!

Originally Posted by teza

Wow, totally new information, thank you so much!! You're a legend!

Originally Posted by BritInParis

Ha, yeah, I'm not entirely pleased with it either. Expect another one this evening.



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