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Would you get married for EU citizenship ?
07-05-2013, 10:02 PM
I just got a text from my boy that states that he got married to a mutual friend from France.
This chick does not want a romantic relationship at all.
Her family is well off.
She states that you are allowed to stay in her Parisian apartment in Montmartre at your discretion as part of the deal.
You guys divorce in 3 years after she gets USA citizenship.
She asked me to do it and I reneged for my own personal reasons, plus I dont know her well enough that I could trust she would make good on the apartment in Paris. It's the only reason I would have considered it.
I guess I could have lawyered up to iron out such a detail, but didn't want to hassle with it.
What I am curious is would you guys do it ?
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Would you get married for EU citizenship ?
07-05-2013, 10:05 PM
It all depends on how badly you want a EU citizenship!
But to answer your question, I think there is an easier way to get EU papers.
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07-05-2013, 10:13 PM
Why bother? You just need to find an EU country with easy "business" visas, move there, start some small consulting company and shut it down once you've been there long enough to get permanent residence.
It sounds like your friend is giving the chick a US green card in exchange for her giving him French citizenship. That's not so easy to pull off, at least in the US, by marriage, since you have to actually live in the country where you want citizenship for a number of years.
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Would you get married for EU citizenship ?
07-06-2013, 01:44 AM
I would do it. I don't want to have american citizenship anymore and if anybody wants it, then so be it. let them be the suckers who have citizenship to this fucking gay country.
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07-06-2013, 01:55 AM
If you want a EU citizenship, first look into your ancestry. Any remote lineage from Europe qualifies you for a citizenship. If that doesn't work, look into Ireland and Belgium which are the less difficult ones to obtain. Do you own due diligence about the country you're interested in very carefully to weigh the pros and cons. I personally wouldn't do it for a EU passport, but I thought about it for a Brasilian one...
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07-06-2013, 01:02 PM
Quote: (07-06-2013 01:55 AM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:
If you want a EU citizenship, first look into your ancestry. Any remote lineage from Europe qualifies you for a citizenship. If that doesn't work, look into Ireland and Belgium which are the less difficult ones to obtain. Do you own due diligence about the country you're interested in very carefully to weigh the pros and cons. I personally wouldn't do it for a EU passport, but I thought about it for a Brasilian one...
Are you sure?I could swear Italy was the only country were Jus Sanguinis works that way
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