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Old Apr 26, 2021, 5:39 am
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Originally Posted by LondonElite
Note that you can't simultaneously be a Thai and Brazilian resident.
You can have a Brazilian residency permit but have spend past 6 months in Thailand. Germany classes 'Thai resident' as past 6 months living there.

I know quite a few people who live in several countries. One Indian man I know has US green card and Hong Kong residency card. Where does it state one can not be resident of more than 1 nation?
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Old Apr 26, 2021, 6:29 am
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Originally Posted by SailorTomSparrow
You can have a Brazilian residency permit but have spend past 6 months in Thailand. Germany classes 'Thai resident' as past 6 months living there.

I know quite a few people who live in several countries. One Indian man I know has US green card and Hong Kong residency card. Where does it state one can not be resident of more than 1 nation?
We are splitting hairs here, but there is an accepted definition of 'ordinarily resident'. If, for example, you have a US green card and consistently spend 6+ months per annum in another country, you can expect to have it revoked, barring unusual circumstances.
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Old Apr 26, 2021, 6:46 am
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Originally Posted by LondonElite
Note that you can't simultaneously be a Thai and Brazilian resident.
Originally Posted by SailorTomSparrow
You can have a Brazilian residency permit but have spend past 6 months in Thailand. Germany classes 'Thai resident' as past 6 months living there.

I know quite a few people who live in several countries. One Indian man I know has US green card and Hong Kong residency card. Where does it state one can not be resident of more than 1 nation?
Originally Posted by LondonElite
We are splitting hairs here, but there is an accepted definition of 'ordinarily resident'. If, for example, you have a US green card and consistently spend 6+ months per annum in another country, you can expect to have it revoked, barring unusual circumstances.
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