How many nationalities/citizenships do you have?

[Amy1998]

I’ll go first:
British
Irish
Indian OCI (PR in India)

New Zealand by birth, British through parentage and by living here since a child

British/Mexican/Israeli

@Amy1998 You have piqued my interest. I see India has Ius Solis for citizenship. To obtain an OCI do you need to be resident?

British and and EU one

Only one but two other ‘Rights to reside’ bought from government of those respective countries.

British by birth
Irish due to Irish parents.

EU
American < applying to give it up though, the taxes are ridiculous (I never even lived there!)

British only. I’ve been living in the ME for 15 years but wouldn’t ever be entitled to citizenship. My kids were all born here and don’t qualify either, so they are British by descent.

No you don’t, just need to prove that your great grandparents, grand parents or parents were born in India

Irish by birth
British by birth (although don’t currently have valid UK passport and have no intention of renewing it. Don’t think I’m ready to officially rescind my citizenship but I don’t have much affiliation with Britain and have no desire for a passport)

DH has British (birth) and I think is entitled to Bangladeshi by descent, but has zero interest in claiming it. More likely to apply for Irish by naturalisation/marriage but has never got around to it. Some day…!

DC all have Irish and British by birth too, and I guess could claim Bangladeshi too but would never want to I don’t think. (They also only have valid Irish passports and no intention of renewing British for them)

Indian- by birth
British- Naturalisation
Canadian

Just one - British.

Canadian.
My British citizenship will be finalized this year.
I could claim Israeli citizenship, but don't want to.

British by birth.
Australian by conferral after living there as permanent resident initially
entitled to Irish by birth but I have not applied for an Irish passport q

I’m feeling a bit short so off to find a foreign husband to add a third 🏃🏾‍♀️.

What country are ya picking? 😂

Only British. I'd have to renounce British nationality to gain German citizenship. I live, work and pay taxes in Germany but my only vote is in UK general elections.

They’re changing it this year so you’ll be able to retain both and become a dual national

British by marriage
American by birth

British
Australian
An EU Country

I'm entitled to another citizenship via my marriage, but it would bring me no advantages over what I already have (and possibly come with some disadvantages).

Worth noting that only children born to you after you acquire Irish citizenship will be able to get it (unless they qualify under some other route). And after that they can continue to pass it on for infinite generations as long as each generation takes Irish citizenship before they have children. Only applies for grandchildren of Irish grandparents onwards, if your own parents were born in Ireland then it's a much simpler process.

I have a friend who acquired Spanish citizenship through the law allowing people of Sephardic Jewish descent without residency requirements (which has since changed). That was quite cool, although obviously the history behind it isn't.

Just British but I could claim Israeli and Latvian citizenship if I wanted to.

European
Algerian
Could be British by naturalisation, but can't justify so much money for it, my european passport is worth more atm than British.

British
Irish
Belgian

I’m not really fussed. Just Has to be somewhere warm, where he still has nice family - free accommodation for extended winter breaks 😀.