can a child have 2 passports?
June 28th, 2009 | by admin |
linda w asked:
my g/daughter was born in scotland, her mother is scottish,her father is nigerian,they are about to apply 4 a british passport 4 her, can her father apply 4 a nigerian 1 for her also,as she is dual nationality..and can he legally take her out the country without my daughters knowledge or consent? and what are my daughters rights regarding her child if they decide to holiday in nigeria?complicating but can any1 help?please
my g/daughter was born in scotland, her mother is scottish,her father is nigerian,they are about to apply 4 a british passport 4 her, can her father apply 4 a nigerian 1 for her also,as she is dual nationality..and can he legally take her out the country without my daughters knowledge or consent? and what are my daughters rights regarding her child if they decide to holiday in nigeria?complicating but can any1 help?please
3 Responses to “can a child have 2 passports?”
By phasedmemories on Jul 1, 2009 | Reply
so does this mean your granddaughter will have 3 passports? one being from scotland, one from britain, and one from nigeria. either way, you can have 2 passports. i personally have two and have used them both during different occasions. i’m sorry i cant answer the rest of your question.
By George L on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply
It happens with some frequency. Her ability to get a Nigerian passport would depend on Nigerian law. I doubt British immigration would make any effort to stop them from leaving unless you had some sort of lookout on them. I can’t speak towards your daughter’s rights if she were to go with their daughter to Nigeria.
By ? on Jul 4, 2009 | Reply
Scotland is PART of Britain.
There is NO separate Scottish country or passport.