Question about dual nationality.

[somebody]

How do the Indians and Koreans get around it? I can think of many who own businesses in Phill?

Possibly the not holding Dual citizenship is to stop Foreigners coming in and taking over then leaving the mintue things take a turn for the worse That or I guess they know there is a sizeable amount of Foreigners who would pick up the Dual Nationalship and just use it to avoid visa fees?

With Laws changing so rapidly I guess you would need to read the latest rules as I know a lot of Indians who live in the Uk back in the noughties were given the right to become dual citzens where before one of a couple who came to the UK would be a Brit while the other would just have ILR and retain Indian nationalship. I think further changes have been brought in for those offspring etc who were just British and mixed couples but cant say I know much about..

So you may find that things are changing if not surely people need to start making a lot of noise about. With a sizable amount of Phills both in mixed marriages and OFW families who stay in the UK will there be a time when slowly those who look and are at least part Filipino may start to find they have to choose to be British or Phill?

I know its one reason why I would never live in Phill full time as the country still has highly bigoted rules on certain subjects which need reforming or do the want to be rude? Funny how for a race of people who are known for their warm welcome are so as a Nation rude to those who want to contribute and join in. While us Brits who are thought of as cold and unwelcoming race in comprassion by many are as a nation the opposite

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How do the Indians and Koreans get around it? I can think of many who own businesses in Phill?

Possibly the not holding Dual citizenship is to stop Foreigners coming in and taking over then leaving the mintue things take a turn for the worse That or I guess they know there is a sizeable amount of Foreigners who would pick up the Dual Nationalship and just use it to avoid visa fees?

With Laws changing so rapidly I guess you would need to read the latest rules as I know a lot of Indians who live in the Uk back in the noughties were given the right to become dual citzens where before one of a couple who came to the UK would be a Brit while the other would just have ILR and retain Indian nationalship. I think further changes have been brought in for those offspring etc who were just British and mixed couples but cant say I know much about..

So you may find that things are changing if not surely people need to start making a lot of noise about. With a sizable amount of Phills both in mixed marriages and OFW families who stay in the UK will there be a time when slowly those who look and are at least part Filipino may start to find they have to choose to be British or Phill?

I know its one reason why I would never live in Phill full time as the country still has highly bigoted rules on certain subjects which need reforming or do the want to be rude? Funny how for a race of people who are known for their warm welcome are so as a Nation rude to those who want to contribute and join in. While us Brits who are thought of as cold and unwelcoming race in comprassion by many are as a nation the opposite

i dont know how the koreans get round it, but i know that a lot of filipinos would like them to go back to were they come from..