Dual nationality in Dubai
Hi all - does anyone know off-hand if Dubai allows dual nationality? I know some countries do and some dont - The UK does.
Thanks, Saj |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
if your a local, maybe
if your an expat no chance. Getting a UAE passport takes a min of 20yrs residency and it helps if you've saved a sheikhs life.... |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
I think the OP means he may be for instance British and also hold a passport for another country, not whether he can become a UAE passport holder??
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Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by Saj786
(Post 6498632)
Hi all - does anyone know off-hand if Dubai allows dual nationality? I know some countries do and some dont - The UK does.
Thanks, Saj |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
ah ok, in that case yes i think so. As half the Arab population of teh UAe ios dual nationality you should be ok.
"as an aside, conf what the deal with every lebanese person I know having a Canadian passport" |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by shiva
(Post 6498858)
ah ok, in that case yes i think so. As half the Arab population of teh UAe ios dual nationality you should be ok.
"as an aside, conf what the deal with every lebanese person I know having a Canadian passport" and every Indian these days too! |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 6499101)
and every Indian these days too!
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Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
I'm fairly sure that the UAE does not recognise dual nationality.
EDIT - a quick Google later, and.. "Dual Nationality/Child Custody: The UAE government does not recognize dual nationality. Children of UAE fathers automatically acquire UAE citizenship at birth and must enter and leave the UAE on UAE passports. UAE authorities will usually confiscate the U.S. passports of dual (UAE/U.S.) nationals. This does not constitute loss of citizenship, but should be reported to the U.S. Embassy in Abu Dhabi or the U.S. Consulate General in Dubai." |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by Slingshot
(Post 6499111)
quite a few Indians like the Australian passport
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Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
kewl, thanks all - I did mean entering the UAE on a British passport but having another valid passport from another country on the side (which probably wont be used)
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Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by Saj786
(Post 6499250)
kewl, thanks all - I did mean entering the UAE on a British passport but having another valid passport from another country on the side (which probably wont be used)
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Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
As Eeyore notes, UAE does not recognise dual citizenship for its own nationals.
Dual citizens of other countries (except the one where they grow oranges) should be OK. Canadian passports are relatively easy to get cf USA/UK, and open the door for easy visits to many countries - purchase of visa on arrival etc. |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by annacarna
(Post 6499297)
Its not a problem I have 2 passports, just remember to use the passport you exited on to re enter, otherwise you will have a big headache with immigration, I know someone who stupidly did it, and had a lot of hassle, not mentioning any names;);)
MM, xx |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Originally Posted by Madam Medusa
(Post 6500855)
hahahaha anna, what are you like...!!
MM, xx |
Re: Dual nationality in Dubai
Someone told me - rightly or wrongly- that having a dual (say, UK and South Africa) nationality can help if you want to change companies?
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