Your ex-country and your new irish citizenship

[Darkhorse]

I would like to hear what people generally do about their original passport of their ex-country once they have received their irish citizenship.

is your old country allow dual citizenship?
do you have to return your old passport to your ex-country?
do you apply for 'without condition endorment' in your old passport?
which passport did you present to immigration officer when returning to your original country?

[strongbow]

I would like to hear what people generally do about their original passport of their ex-country once they have received their irish citizenship.

is your old country allow dual citizenship?

--> No. Not full dual citizenship in the conventional sense that I could physically carry passport of ex-country and the new one.

do you have to return your old passport to your ex-country?

--> Had to return the old passport to the embassy, they stamped a CANCELLED sign on it and returned it back to me.

do you apply for 'without condition endorment' in your old passport?
which passport did you present to immigration officer when returning to your original country?

--> Did not apply for without condition endorment' in old passport. Travelling on irish passport on all journeys as that the only valid one I have.

[Ben]

With respect, replies are only useful if they include which country is being referred to.

[Darkhorse]

Thank you strongbow, I am pretty much the same, although I am no sure if I have to return my passport for cancellation. I'll ring the the embassy.

is your old country allow dual citizenship?

No, in whatever ways

do you have to return your old passport to your ex-country?

Not sure, will check

do you apply for 'without condition endorment' in your old passport?

No and will not plan to.

which passport did you present to immigration officer when returning to your original country?

Irish passport.

[JAJ]

Thank you strongbow, I am pretty much the same, although I am no sure if I have to return my passport for cancellation. I'll ring the the embassy.

If you tell us the country we might be able to help ....