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travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/Relinquishing-US-Nationality/Dual-Nationality.html#:~:text=U.S.%20nationals%2C%20including%20U.S.%20dual,enter%20and%20leave%20that%20country. U.S. nationals, including U.S. dual nationals, must use a U.S. passport to enter and leave the United States? There is no choice?

I think it can be easily summed up as this if you’re living in America with both an Italian and American passport: -U.S. soil, use U.S. passport -Europe soil, use Italian passport Exception: if you’re dealing with the airline (in America or EU) give them the U.S. passport since you reside in America Simple as that

This is whole lot harder if you have different names in different passports, as happens when you get citizenship in Spain.

She needs to get Global Entry back...hubby can read a book on the other line. Any reason he wouldn't be able to get US citizenship through her?

Australia HAD jus soli until August 20, 1986. Since then, I don't know which country uses jus soli anymore.

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Dual US/Italian citizenship. Scenario - flying from US to Poland with connection in Munich, Germany. Next, spending 4 days in Poland, then traveling by bus through Slovakia to Budapest. Finally taking a 7 day Danube cruise ending in Regensburg, Germany. Then bus to Munich and back to US. Questions: 1) when booking RT flights, which passport should be used for airline tickets? 2) when entering Munich, which passport to use (guessing Italian)? 3) when traveling through EU countries (guessing Italian)? 4) when boarding for departure to US (guessing US)? 5) is there any other spot at departure city where I’ll need to show a passport, and if so, which passport, and where? 6) entering the US, I assume I can go thru Global Entry 7) since my spouse is not an Italian citizen, can she accompany me thru the EU lines while overseas? Thanks for your reply to this convoluted itinerary. 😄😄

USA wants to ban Duel passports

If I am going soon to Albania, that is not in the EC, should use my American passport, but what about the transfer flight in Frankfurt, should use my Spanish due to the line or is not necessary.

It Is so fun having multiple passports , I feel like James Bond.

I have America, Canada, and Djibouti

I got 3 passports the feeling is great!

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My interpretation is from my American front door to the front door of the departure plane bound for Italy I use my American passport. Upon departure of the plane somewhere in the sky I magically become Italian and from plane landing to the front door of my Italian accommodation I use the Italian passport. When flying the return leg I leave as an Italian and magically transform back into an American.

My husband in not American (British) and he enters with me all the time. Plus, we both have global entry. It does make things easier.

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I guess you meant, for Italians who don't have American visas, cause Italians don't normally have US passports

If you're in the Schengen area and you've entered it with your Italian passport, you need to present that when you leave and go through passport control. Always show the passport your entered the Schengen area with at passport control. The check-in desk is different, you can show your US passport or both. If you show *only* your US passport when you entered on your Italian passport, they will be looking for an entry stamp (or the same if you leave the Schengen area that isn't there. Easily rectifiable by showing your Italian passport, but they'd be more than annoyed.

You can go through the American and permanent resident line if your spouse is an Italian and doesn't have citizenship in the us. Same thing if you are travelling with a member of your family that is not an us citizen you can use the American line as long as you guys are together, simply go through the line you choose and if they ask you say American. Officers don't care. I have done it so many times.

I have dual citizenship with Portugal. Been curious about how all this works. So when I check in at US airport going to Europe (Portugal) I present my US passport the whole way through. When I get to the first EU country on my journey I go through passport control with the EU line to get in. Upon my return I use my US passport again at the EU airport and since I have global entry go through that upon returning to US. Did I follow correctly?

Enjoy hearing your perspective. My favorite months are April and May.❤🇮🇹

Sono italiano da 69 anni e le assicuro che non ho mai vissuto nessuna delle "incredibile difficoltà" che lei menziona nel suo video. Temo che il suo punto di vista sovrastimi di molto le comuni complessità della vita quotidina di ogni persona in ogni paese, Italia compresa ovviamente

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