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#16
they are British and hold British passports - as far as I know you dont have a choice
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Annie and I are still part of the "no kids yet" brigade, but when we eventually decide to give up our freedom and peaceful nights I don´t think I would relish the idea of having to register our kids as British - a country to which they would have no friends, family or ties of any description.
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Is that right? So did you have to go all the way back to the UK to register the births? I find it surprising that you can´t register a Spanish born baby in Spain.
Annie and I are still part of the "no kids yet" brigade, but when we eventually decide to give up our freedom and peaceful nights I don´t think I would relish the idea of having to register our kids as British - a country to which they would have no friends, family or ties of any description.
Annie and I are still part of the "no kids yet" brigade, but when we eventually decide to give up our freedom and peaceful nights I don´t think I would relish the idea of having to register our kids as British - a country to which they would have no friends, family or ties of any description.
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Is that right? So did you have to go all the way back to the UK to register the births? I find it surprising that you can´t register a Spanish born baby in Spain.
Annie and I are still part of the "no kids yet" brigade, but when we eventually decide to give up our freedom and peaceful nights I don´t think I would relish the idea of having to register our kids as British - a country to which they would have no friends, family or ties of any description.
Annie and I are still part of the "no kids yet" brigade, but when we eventually decide to give up our freedom and peaceful nights I don´t think I would relish the idea of having to register our kids as British - a country to which they would have no friends, family or ties of any description.
It all gets very complicated when children are born out of the parents country of birth.
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If/When we have kids I would definitely want to register the births here in Spain though.
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I do know that if I have children, and I stress the word IF, they HAVE to be born in Britain to be classed as British.
But as I said, thats hypothetical since I will not be having children!
But as I said, thats hypothetical since I will not be having children!
#22
Are you certain Mrs Rugbymatt is never going to change her mind?!?
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That´s exactly what we agreed on when we got married. Then I started to change my mind, much to Mrs Keithwalters´ disappointment!! I haven´t managed to persuade her yet, but I think her defense is slowly weakening.
Are you certain Mrs Rugbymatt is never going to change her mind?!?
Are you certain Mrs Rugbymatt is never going to change her mind?!?
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Its a thinking mans game Keith.
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Since 1983 you can be a British citizen with right of abode by descent through either parent for one generation only. So as long as someone born in Spain marries someone born in UK any children they have will be British.



