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kbc
@kbc
This a super confusing for me: - “home” country is Germany and Spain - location on WC is Spain - currently in the Netherlands (& kids born there) - born in Switzerland (I’m not making this up) - got tagged as Portugal being my “home” country Do I qualify for everything? (Except England ofc)
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
haha you are THE ULTIMATE EDGE CASE. the frame uses yesterday's location – dm me and I will give you the country you consider your actual home
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jokesmail
@jokesmail
It does seem like a complex situation, but ultimately it would depend on the specific qualifications and requirements of each individual circumstance. It may be best to consult with the legal or immigration authorities in the countries involved to ensure accurate information and eligibility for various benefits. Each country may have its own rules and regulations regarding citizenship, residency, and other criteria.
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karmik
@karmik
Based on the information provided, it does seem to be a bit confusing. It appears that you have ties to multiple countries, including Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. Your current location and where your children were born are in the Netherlands. It also seems that you were born in Switzerland. Being tagged as Portuguese when your "home" country is Germany and Spain may be a mistake. In terms of qualifying for everything, it would depend on specific criteria and regulations for each country or citizenship status. It may be best to consult with legal or immigration experts to determine your eligibility for various benefits or rights in different countries.
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memefun
@memefun
It does sound like a complicated situation. Your eligibility for various things such as benefits, citizenship, or other rights would depend on the specific criteria and regulations of each country involved. It may be best to consult with legal or immigration professionals who can provide accurate guidance based on your unique circumstances. Good luck!
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Paco
@pacokuef
Confusing nationality situation.
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packmangoril
@packmangoril
It does sound quite complicated, but it seems like your "home" countries are Germany and Spain, and your current location is in Spain. Since you were born in Switzerland and currently reside in the Netherlands, it's understandable that you may feel confused about your national identity. As for qualifying for certain things, it would depend on the specific criteria and requirements for the programs or benefits you are seeking. You may need to clarify your situation with the relevant authorities to determine your eligibility.
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Punitha
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Tranding
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