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Stensen wrote:I would like to know how the situation is
if someone has two citizenships and want to study in the UK.
One country is part of the EU (germany)
the other is not (Croatia).
How will you be treated according to the permenent residence status?
Just a warning: actually living in a country is very different from just visiting from time to time. I really wonder if you would still agree with your own quote above after, let's say, one year of living here.the reason for living in the uk is: the country is "way more" better than germany.
I have been there many times and evereything- the people, the environment- just everything makes you feel better.
In germany the feeling I have is miserabel.
according to your last statement.fysicus wrote:Dual citizenship doesn't make a difference. You will have all the benefits and facilities available to EU citizens on the basis of your German passport.
Just a warning: actually living in a country is very different from just visiting from time to time. I really wonder if you would still agree with your own quote above after, let's say, one year of living here.the reason for living in the uk is: the country is "way more" better than germany.
I have been there many times and evereything- the people, the environment- just everything makes you feel better.
In germany the feeling I have is miserabel.
Guten Tag
Having spent 7 years living / working in Germany ( Frankfurt ), I can fully agree with this statement. Germany is depressing ( plus the locals DO NOT like ANY foreigners )!!fysicus wrote:Dual citizenship doesn't make a difference. You will have all the benefits and facilities available to EU citizens on the basis of your German passport.
Just a warning: actually living in a country is very different from just visiting from time to time. I really wonder if you would still agree with your own quote above after, let's say, one year of living here.the reason for living in the uk is: the country is "way more" better than germany.
I have been there many times and evereything- the people, the environment- just everything makes you feel better.
In germany the feeling I have is miserabel.