Re:The New American Status Symbol? A Second Passport
by netsharc on Saturday August 22, 2020 @05:00PM
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BTW with an Italian (which is part of the EU) passport they're free to live in any EU country, and EEA (Switzerland, Norway, Iceland) maybe with some limitations. They could even just work as unskilled labour, e.g. a restaurant dishwasher, and enjoy almost the same rights as a host country's citizen.
The article says "with a passport from a country in the Schengen zone, her children will be able to live and work in most of Europe.", but this is inexact. If this were the year 2015 (pre-Brexit), the UK and Ireland were not part of Schengen but part of EU, and a EU citizen would've been able to live and work and travel without restriction in and out of those countries as well.
The article says "with a passport from a country in the Schengen zone, her children will be able to live and work in most of Europe.", but this is inexact. If this were the year 2015 (pre-Brexit), the UK and Ireland were not part of Schengen but part of EU, and a EU citizen would've been able to live and work and travel without restriction in and out of those countries as well.