One expat worried that he would lose his US citizenship for living overseas for too long. Is that even possible?

The short answer is that it’s very hard to lose any citizenship, certainly for just being an expat. While a few countries require you to check-in every once in awhile, or impose restrictions on dual citizenship, or forbid working for foreign militaries or governments, living overseas by itself won’t cancel your citizenship.

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