I'm hoping to never go to Russia again, but I may have to if I want to finally cancel my citizenship.. absolute shithole, even if you ignore the current political situation.
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Can't you do that at a consulate? Or is that not possible for Russian citizenship holders?
Nope, the paperwork to cancel a citizenship needs to be filled out in person exactly at the office in the town you were last registered in. At least that's what my older sister had to do when she canceled hers a few years ago.
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At the very least for the next few years, the US.
Otherwise Honduras, not that I didnt like my visit there but I can't say I have a particularly compelling reason to return.
U.S.A. what a shit hole
I don't have such a country. If I had to strech it I would say Portugal, because Portuguese sounds to me like someone is trying to speak Spanish, while chewing on a very chewy, chunk of meat.
That's weird, I find Portugese to be much more pleasing than Spanish. Not the weird 'b/v' and exaggerated 's' sounds and much more melodical.
The US, left for China and I'm likely never going back.
If China ever refuses to renew my visa I'll be visa hopping in SEA like most broke american Travellers do.
I genuinely cant imagine ever living in an individualist society ever again. Theyre all so hateful.
Might wanna get another citizenship instead of relying on "visa hopping". The US can pull the dictator moves and just revoke your passport and leave you stranded (remember: Snowden?), also, if you run into issues with local laws, you have no consular protection (I assume you wouldn't want the US intervening, so that's effectively no consular protection)
Yeah, working on that, some of us werent born rich or lucky enough to qualify for other passports.
And yeah if that happens and im somehow left stateless that'll suck, but it'll suck less than living in a dying fascist empire. Like infinitely less. I'm not the right color to just pretend to be normal and get a pass like most white liberals are planning to.
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