Passports
Jul 6th 2004 | 7:53 am
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Passports
I have dual nationality - English and Canadian. I am wondering if anyone thinks that there is any advantage to having two passports - one for each country?
Jul 6th 2004 | 7:59 am
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Easier to travel in the UK/Europe with a UK passport
I find it easier to travel back to Canada / into the US with a Cdn one. Eventually I think all N american travellers are gonna need a passport to travel due to security concerns
I find it easier to travel back to Canada / into the US with a Cdn one. Eventually I think all N american travellers are gonna need a passport to travel due to security concerns
Jul 6th 2004 | 8:16 pm
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Yes and easier to work in the European Union with an UK passport. You are waived the hassle of applying for a work permit for working the EU. I would hold onto both.
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Jul 8th 2004 | 3:03 am
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Re: Passports
I'm being pedantic I know, but there is no such thing as 'English' nationality. The nationality page of your UK passport should say 'British Citizen' 
Jeremy
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Originally posted by lizwil98
I have dual nationality - English and Canadian. I am wondering if anyone thinks that there is any advantage to having two passports - one for each country?
I have dual nationality - English and Canadian. I am wondering if anyone thinks that there is any advantage to having two passports - one for each country?
