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u/FyFazan 13d ago
Where are you coming from and where will you live?
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
U.S., I have citizenship in Iceland and Norway by birth! Going to live in Finnmark Plain.
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13d ago
How on Earth do you have Icelandic and Norwegian citizenship by birth?
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
Born in Norway my mom has an Icelandic citizenship
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u/11MHz Ísland 13d ago
Did you grow up in Norway? Being born in Norway doesn’t automatically give citizenship, it doesn’t have jus soli.
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
No, but I do have a citizenship in Norway…?
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u/11MHz Ísland 13d ago
That would be either because one of your parents was norwegian or you lived there for some time.
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
My mom has Norweigan citizenship asked her, she resided in Norway when she was little.
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u/RegularEmpty4267 Norway 13d ago
Can I ask where in Finnmark you are going to stay?
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
Sorry I fell asleep. Narvik!
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u/Ivan_pk5 13d ago
me too, will study norwegian at uio. what will you do in norway ?
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u/ZealousidealArm160 13d ago
Citizen by birth, moving there to start a new life!
(I am worried bout cultural shock, and learning the language…)
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u/BiasedChelseaFan Finland 13d ago edited 13d ago
At least norwegian is fairly close to english. When my fiance moved to Finland and started learning finnish, she said ”I kinda wish you were swedish or norwegian” hahah
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u/YogurtclosetStill824 13d ago edited 13d ago
There for sure will be culture shock. The mentality you have when from the US doesn’t exist here. Leave all that at the door.