Sat in the United Airlines lounge after a 13 hour flight from Sydney (I got a good 7 hours sleep). Breezed through Immigration (dual nationality has its advantages). Just had a hot shower, so feeling fresh. Now drinking Sapporo like it’s going out of fashion.
Boarding in an hour for a 10 hour flight home. I’ll do a summary of Australia on the next thread.
What is your dual nationality? UK and ?
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Edit: So is my sister (UK/US), because she was born in London when my dad was on business (1961). I think the rules have since changed.
My uncle married a lovely American lady; he's lived and worked there most of his life, so my cousins are Yanks. I got it as a result of living with my uncle and aunt when I was growing up for a while. My understanding is that the US is one of the easier countries to get citizenship (despite all the bad news you hear nowadays).
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