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Q: Passport questrion ,help?

If someone got an English passport,is it mean that he/she is a real English citizen now?

12 years 46 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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No he could also be Eskimo
Ask him/her a questrion in Engrish and see if they understand
Also ask if they are there for SEX IN CHINA ON A 30 DAY VISA?

TedDBayer:

No No, I am an Eskimo. We can not even get a visa to England or any where warm. They know we will over stay.

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I think, Mike has British passport, or Scottish.

mike168229:

As opposed to the Chinese one that you have?

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icnif77:

Why me? meiyou Chinese! I added 'Scottish', because she's looking for 'prot' passport.

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Yes it means they are a British citizen and can enjoy the same rights as British citizens.

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Oh wow, you really don't know the answer? Uh, yes!

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No such thing as an English citizen... British is the word. 

Scandinavian:

I think she means British, e.g. a person from New Zealand would have the passport printed in New Zealandish.

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Victoria1987:

You are night,my mistake,I should say british citizen.

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CARLGODWIN1983:

Actually, first, I am English, secondly British.

 

It's just a case of the political waners in the EU won't allow us to differentiate English/Scottish/Welsh/Irish.

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Scandinavian:

at least Mel Gibson tried to break up the Brits. FREEDOM

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There are a few countries in the world that allows dual citizenship, but generally if a person has a passport from a country, that person would be citizen of that country. 

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Sorry, Carl, but you can't blame the EU for this one. If only I had a dollar for every time I've been forced to watch Cameron's smarmy mug as he touts the "better together" line... that ain't coming from Brussels. In any case, you are not an English citizen, the passport says UK (and some superfluosities) no matter what you might prefer. I've spent roughly four years pointing that one out with glee to my Scottish partner every time he pisses me off. 

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