Dual citizenship means being legally recognized as a citizen of two (or more) countries at the same time. Here’s the key: the United States allows dual citizenship automatically but whether it works for you depends on your other country. • Some countries don’t allow it at all like Japan, which requires you to choose one nationality. • Some countries require permission like Germany, where you must apply for approval before naturalizing abroad. • Many countries don’t restrict it so people end up h

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