I am an American citizen by birth but my paternal grandparents immigrated here from Mexico and my mother was born in Colombia. She past away when I was 5, and she wasn't a US citizen yet just a resident.
I read somewhere that if you are a citzen from a country that was a former colony of Spain you can become a Spanish citizen, thus an easy way to become a European Citizen.
Now I am not a dual citizen, but I think become a dual Mexican or Colombian citizen? Mexican citizenship may be easier since I am planning to live there anyway for study for 1-2 years.
If I become a dual naturalized Mexican citizen, and then moved to Spain, would I be eligible to then become a Spanish resident and eventually citizen? (I am willing to give up American citizenship for European citizenship)
2007-03-23
18:07:14
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Katherine C
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