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Personal Histories: Unexpected Reasons People Seek Dual Citizenship
Second passports are no longer a niche obsession of the ultra-wealthy. In 2024 and 2025, lawyers, banks, and immigration advisers say they have seen a broader mix of applicants, from remote workers and binational families to entrepreneurs who suddenly feel one-country plans are too fragile. The motivations are often more personal than people assume, tied to a grandparent’s lost paperwork, an unexpected career turn, or a political shock, and they reveal how citizenship has become a form of long-term risk management. When a family story meets bureaucracy How do you prove a life you didn’t live...
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Personal Histories: Unexpected Reasons People Seek Dual Citizenship
Second passports are no longer a niche obsession of the ultra-wealthy. In 2024 and 2025, lawyers, banks, and immigration advisers say they have seen a broader mix of applicants, from remote workers and binational families to entrepreneurs who suddenly feel one-country plans are too fragile. The motivations are often more personal than people assume, tied to a grandparent’s lost paperwork, an unexpected career turn, or a political shock, and they reveal how citizenship has become a form of long-term risk management. When a family story meets bureaucracy How do you prove a life you didn’t live...
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Personal Histories: Unexpected Reasons People Seek Dual Citizenship
Second passports are no longer a niche obsession of the ultra-wealthy. In 2024 and 2025, lawyers, banks, and immigration advisers say they have seen a broader mix of applicants, from remote workers and binational families to entrepreneurs who suddenly feel one-country plans are too fragile. The motivations are often more personal than people assume, tied to a grandparent’s lost paperwork, an unexpected career turn, or a political shock, and they reveal how citizenship has become a form of long-term risk management. When a family story meets bureaucracy How do you prove a life you didn’t live...
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Personal Histories: Unexpected Reasons People Seek Dual Citizenship
Second passports are no longer a niche obsession of the ultra-wealthy. In 2024 and 2025, lawyers, banks, and immigration advisers say they have seen a broader mix of applicants, from remote workers and binational families to entrepreneurs who suddenly feel one-country plans are too fragile. The motivations are often more personal than people assume, tied to a grandparent’s lost paperwork, an unexpected career turn, or a political shock, and they reveal how citizenship has become a form of long-term risk management. When a family story meets bureaucracy How do you prove a life you didn’t live...



