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To: kumar who wrote (474)	5/20/2007 1:25:02 AM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4152

Sorry. "Not" was supposed to be there. A naturalized citizen mut renounce all other citizenships, although the other nation may not recognize that renunciation.

To: kumar who wrote (474)	5/20/2007 1:58:54 AM
From: kumar	Respond to of 4152

Dual Nationality - India spun this aspect in a very smart way.... Back when I acquired NZ citizenship, India did not permit dual nationality, so I sent a notarized letter to the Indian Embassy, effectively saying "I give up my Indian citizenship". These days India has introduced a classification called Overseas Citizen of India (OIC). This is not really citizenship - its a lifelong visa to live and work in the private sector in India. Its restrictions are : - you can not vote - you can not work for any govt dept/agency (includes defence) Its available to any person who was born in India and later acquired a different citizenship.