If both parents are italian but the child was born in england does she get an italian or english passport?

Answer 1

The child can have both Italian and English (dual citizenship) until the age of 18, when the child must pick one.

Answer 2

you're an English born Italian. Your custom determines who you're, not the country in which your mom surpassed off to be once you've been born. Oddly although, Italy is between the few international places that isn't entertain the idea of `twin` nationality, they received't enable everybody to own an Italian passport, till that human being surrenders their `overseas` passport and declare to being a citizen of yet another u . s . a .. I really have 2 nephews who were born in Holland and lived there for ten years( at the same time as their father worked for a Dutch company) not in any respect-the- a lot less, they are English not Dutch. Oops ! I really have basically considered that amania above me has written something equivalent to this. ( It basically is going to educate how knowledgable we both are ! )

Answer 3

Sorry, but since the British Nationality Act of 1981 came into force, being born in the UK does NOT automatically result in the acquisition of UK Citizenship. The child is only entitled to Italian citizenship through her parents.

By the way, there is no such thing as a "dual nationality passport" or a "European passport."

Answer 4

Unless the rules have changed, the child can get either Nationality or even a Dual-Nationality passport.

My Dad is like that. His parents were both from the Republic of Ireland and Emigrated to the UK. He and his Brother were born in the UK and he initially got an Irish Passport, and updated it a few times (I saw it when I was a kid, probably about 15 years ago), but now he has a British passport, as we live in the UK and they're easier to get because of this.

Answer 5

Yes the child can have a British or Italian passport the same as my nephew he can have a British or Irish passport ( both his parents are Irish all my family were born over their) except my nephew who was born here in Britain and my family have all lived here for 19 years now. My cousin through marriage and her husband & kids moved here from pakistan 8 yrs ago and they had their 2nd son over here 5 years ago & he has a British Passport so you should be able to do the same.

Answer 6

Since there is no such thing as an english passport and never has been there's no chance of getting one of those but when she is older she can apply for a BRITISH passport

Answer 7

There haven't been English passports since 1707.

Answer 8

I think the law has changedin England on this one soyou had better check up with the passport office at Petty France, London S.W,.1. It used to be dual.....oh wait a minute...isnt it a European passport now????????

Answer 9

Dual Nationality passport while she is young. If the countries both permit it, she may have that for life. If they dont, she has to choose one country once she reaches a certain age.

Answer 10

English passport. However can aply for a dual nationality passport.