On 25th April, the third Dual Citizenship Report is being issued by Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. Whilst the first 2 editions analysed specific regions, the first global edition assesses the dual citizenship laws of over 100 countries globally. The report summary is available online, and shows that 60% of the countries allow dual citizenship, whilst only 20% of the countries entirely prohibit dual citizenship. It also says the practice for naturalisation to result in a withdrawal or loss of citizenship, has been widely discarded by many. Moreover, there is only a small percentage of states which demand that a choice needs to be made by those born with dual citizenship, i.e. between their 2 citizenships, upon attaining the age of majority.
https://www.dualcitizenshipreport.org/report/
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