Some countries allow dual citizenship, that is for their nationals to hold other nationalities. Others require them to give up their citizenship when they obtain a second passport. Others simply require the disclosure and registration of the second citizenship.
Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti, Senior Partner, Global Residency and Citizenship, Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. Tel +356 22056604 | askjpc@cclex.com.

Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates have recently launched the Global Edition of the Dual Citizenship Report, which provides a comprehensive analysis of the legislation regulating dual citizenship around the globe. Dr Jean-Philippe Chetcuti held that “the main focus of the report is to look specifically at the main criteria for dual citizenship.” The Global Edition of the Dual Citizenship Report has positioned itself as a useful tool for lawyers, advisors and families, who seek to analyse the implications of dual citizenship both in the country of origin and in the host jurisdiction.

Learn more on the Dual Citizenship Report by clicking the link:

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