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Dutch citizenship

8 years ago
Hello guys, so I'm an Egyptian, 21 years old, girl. My mom is Egyptian and my dad is a Dutch citizen. I'm still living in Egypt up till today and unfortunately i still have to stay here for at least 6 months. Since my dad is a Dutch citizen i know i'll get the Dutch citizenship in 3 years instead of five. I have two questions now, do i have to give up my Egyptian nationality to get the Dutch one? And is it true that if i studied in Netherlands the naturalization time decreases to half (which means only one and half years?)
Thank you so much guys in advance. Have a lovely day.

William Russell
William Russell
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