If u can be another nationality, Which one u choose??

• NeverSayGoodBye

  5 Jun 06, 13:14

  Originally posted by newcomer:

  I want to be a world citizen.

  ..... Then you have to make many passports
• kaobeikaobu

  5 Jun 06, 13:17

  nah, i will still want to be a singaporean....cos singapore is world-class in everything.
• dahliamorie

  5 Jun 06, 13:32

  I have a friend who's a Swissausporean.
• HENG@

  5 Jun 06, 13:36

  Originally posted by NeverSayGoodBye:

  ..... You bet...how can i miss that, one of the best opening scene. Heavy metal music, supercharge crowd, tense atmosphere and of cos..Vince Diesel
  
  Its a great movie anyway

  oh yea!
• MrFugue

  5 Jun 06, 13:40

  Alien because i can go any country i want to and disguise myself as them
  
• rathcycle

  5 Jun 06, 14:50

  Originally posted by MrFugue:

  Alien because i can go any country i want to and disguise myself as them
  

  Same same..
• Uncle_MooMoo

  5 Jun 06, 16:42

  Originally posted by vito_corleone:

  i'd choose an international passport(yes they do have such a thing if you're born in international waters/airspace eg on a plane or ship that's in international space) i can live any darned where i want.

  Are you sure or not, never heard before. I think you either came up with it or got tricked, I'm quite sure you'll just take your parent's citizenship.
• Anti-RuleSS

  5 Jun 06, 16:52

  The swiss
• latterrain

  5 Jun 06, 17:29

  India- They have vast land
• Wanda

  5 Jun 06, 17:31

  Why no one say Bhutanese? Their Gross Happiness Index is one of the highest, u know.
• dragg

  5 Jun 06, 17:37

  i still prefer to be a chinese, but a very rich one!!!
  
  
• NeverSayGoodBye

  5 Jun 06, 18:33

  Originally posted by dragg:

  i still prefer to be a chinese, but a very rich one!!!
  
  

  ....."Nationality" not "race"
• NeverSayGoodBye

  5 Jun 06, 18:34

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Why no one say Bhutanese? Their Gross Happiness Index is one of the highest, u know.

  ..... Where is Bhutan??
• shadowlunar

  5 Jun 06, 19:00

  Originally posted by NeverSayGoodBye:

  ..... Where is Bhutan??

  In between Tibet and India.
• alexkusu

  5 Jun 06, 19:43

  Japanese, Italian or French
• Kuali Baba

  5 Jun 06, 20:26

  I don't know...I'm too fussy.
• udontknowme

  5 Jun 06, 20:27

  i'll go get myself multiple passports...
• alexkusu

  5 Jun 06, 20:34

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I don't know...I'm too fussy.

  come now, dont be such a girl
• walesa

  6 Jun 06, 02:29

  Originally posted by Uncle_MooMoo:

  Are you sure or not, never heard before. I think you either came up with it or got tricked, I'm quite sure you'll just take your parent's citizenship.

  It depends - in most cases, you'll be qualified to be the citizen of the country in which you're born. However, most countries would also allow the child to take the citizenship of one of the parents(assuming both parents are of different nationalities) - this is normally the option taken.
  
  While it's possible for one to be stateless(this does not just apply to those born on international territory and for whom their parents do not make a choice, but also for those who give up their native citizenships without acquiring another one), I am pretty sure there isn't such a thing as an 'international passport'...
• walesa

  6 Jun 06, 02:33

  If u can be another nationality, Which one u choose?? --> Taking into consideration the fact that I'd still be living in this era, that would mean a toss between being an American and a Swiss.
  
  The benefits are self-explanatory in just about every facet of life (at least, it's my cup of tea ).
  
  PS : I am surprised no one aspires to be a North Korean!
• vito_corleone

  6 Jun 06, 02:42

  Originally posted by walesa:

  It depends - in most cases, you'll be qualified to be the citizen of the country in which you're born. However, most countries would also allow the child to take the citizenship of one of the parents(assuming both parents are of different nationalities) - this is normally the option taken.
  
  While it's possible for one to be stateless(this does not just apply to those born on international territory and for whom their parents do not make a choice, but also for those who give up their native citizenships without acquiring another one), I am pretty sure there isn't such a thing as an 'international passport'...

  only way to know the truth: go investigate
• walesa

  6 Jun 06, 03:10

  Originally posted by vito_corleone:

  only way to know the truth: go investigate

  I'd happily stand corrected - just show me credible evidence to suggest the validity of such international passports(for the stateless, not aliens).
• sand king

  6 Jun 06, 07:43

  British, the actent rocks man
• Master -_-

  6 Jun 06, 07:57

  Norway for me
• NeverSayGoodBye

  6 Jun 06, 10:35

  Originally posted by walesa:

  If u can be another nationality, Which one u choose?? --> Taking into consideration the fact that I'd still be living in this era, that would mean a toss between being an American and a Swiss.
  
  The benefits are self-explanatory in just about every facet of life (at least, it's my cup of tea ).
  
  PS : I am surprised no one aspires to be a North Korean!

  ..... It's heavenly in North Korea