Originally Posted by
GUWonder
I've been completely amused by the musical chairs of nationality surrender/acquisition that apply to the Nordic Council countries' citizens, even as there's been a liberalization in parts in terms of the holding of dual-citizenship (for example by Swedes, who have legally been allowed to hold dual citizenship for something approaching just a decade currently).
Well of course the provisions of the Nordic Passport Union render it to some extent irrelevant which Nordic citizenship one holds if one is living in one of the Nordic countries, and the naturalisation requirements are in many cases more relaxed for citizens of other Nordic countries. Sweden, Finland and Iceland have all now relaxed their rules about dual nationality; Norway and Denmark have not.