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Jul 11, 2010 | 5:35 am

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mamb0

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Originally Posted by Flying Lawyer

However, the citizenship of the kid depends on the relevant laws of Afganistan. If the relevant car had been German, the Kid would not been German because German law is governed by ius sanguinis. If Afganistan follows ius sanguinis, the kid will not be Afgan.

Hi there,

the german social policy has been changed under SPD/B90Gruen and wasammended under CDU/SPD government. Germany has, as many states now a mixture of Ius Sanguinis and Ius Soli.

In the embassy car example if, hypothetically one of the parents is german, lives longer then 8 years in Afghanistan and was born after 31.12.1999, the child is automatically not german unless it would have no citizenship at all.

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