Can you be a U.S citizen and hold permanent residencies in other countries??

Question

I am a U.S citizen and married a Brazilian girl who is also a dual citizen of Portugal. My question is if the U.S allows me to get permanent residency in Brazil as well as Portugal???

Answer 1

A US citizen can live in Brazil with no problem,

Answer 2

As a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer, I can tell you it is certainly possible to be a U.S. citizen and a permanent resident of another country. I talk with people all the time who are USC and live in Canada. However, most of the answerer's of this question are wrong; the U.S. does not recognize dual citizenship. If you are a US citizen, you are a US citizen and nothing else, as far as we are concerned. I know Canada and other countries do recognize dual citizenship.

Answer 3

Yes you can be a US citizen, and hold permanent residency in other countries. When it comes to dual citizenship, you can only be a dual citizen, not have 3 citizenships. And I may be wrong on this part, but I do believe that you can be a dual citizenship, but only for certain countries.

Answer 4

You can live in Brazil and still be a US citizen, people from the USA have done that for years. They live in other countries too and pay US taxes. You can also hold dual (not triple) citizenship if you want.

Answer 5

your kinda annoying as you asked the same question so many times if people didnt answer it the first time that means they dont have a clue try waiting an hour and then post it again before sending the same question over and over and over again

Answer 6

I know that you can get a duel citizenship, not sure about a triple

Answer 7

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