Renounce means to give up ones citizenship and she will need to do that when she gains Spanish citizenship. I would sooner pay the higher sum to get her Irish citizenship as that would give her equal rights in the EU and the UK. As the moment she renounces her British citizenship she will loose all ...

Unfortunately only 4 years. We are also looking into Dutch citizenship but, it is a bit if a minefield.

She is 15 at the moment so may or may not have a child before she becomes a Spanish citizen.

I also found out that she will have to pay to renounce her British citizenship. Such money grabbers

From the British government as she was not born in the UK she can not pass her citizenship on to future generations. " British citizenship is normally automatically passed down one generation to children born outside the UK." I did not register on fbr before she was born so she can not go ...

By daughter was born in Holland and lived their first 4 years. Is their anyway she can apply for Dutch citizenship?

We now live in Spain.

This is an unusual one I am an Irish citizen by fbr, my grandfather was from Ireland on my mum's side on my father's side his grandfather was also from Ireland. My family roots go back to Ireland for generations. Her mum is also an Irish desndent. Her younger brother will be applying via FBR, and my...