I live in Turkey, how can I get citizenship abroad?

[Kqkqkaaak]

[SueShe]

Turkey is a nice place to be. I liked my travels to Izmir, Istanbul and other places. Why would you want to get another citizenship when you live in such a nice country.

Furthermore, you may have to relinquish your nationality if you take up another citizenship. Not every country allows double nationality.

I don't know if Saudi Arabia or Iran would allow double nationals. Europe and the USA have already enough immigrants, so your best bet would be to seek a citizenship in Asia or perhaps in Africa or South America.

It will take more than just wanting to get citizenship. You have to live and work in that country for many years before being considered for citizenship.

[Kqkqkaaak]

I'll give up citizenship, no problem

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[Nikki1989]

Money and time.

[Kqkqkaaak]

How much money how much time

[Kqkqkaaak]

By the way, I just saw your answer, not everyone can have sex, unfortunately, so don't crush those who masturbate.

[In_Trance]

Don't bother

[Anonymous]

Marry us girl