5 European Countries that Allow Dual Citizenship

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1. Switzerland

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Switzerland, a coveted destination for many expatriates, has allowed dual citizenship without restriction since 1992. Under Swiss law, a Swiss national wishing to acquire another citizenship is not obligated to renounce their Swiss nationality. The only consideration the Swiss national needs to make is to adhere to the laws governing citizenship of the other country before deciding on obtaining a second citizenship. Similarly, foreign nationals applying for Swiss nationality are not required to renounce their original citizenship to qualify for Swiss nationality. This enticing offer, combined with the highest quality of life available in the country, is likely to attract many dual nationality seekers. Switzerland provides various pathways to citizenship, including descent, marriage, and naturalization, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity and diversity.

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