24 Jul 2021 18:04:

Morris you will have to wait 18 years before anyone can point you in the right direction.

A person may have and exercise rights of nationality in different countries and be subject to the responsibilities of all.

Requirements include being at least 18 years old when you apply and being able to read, write, and speak basic language of the county. You must also pay a fee to apply for permanent residency and then another fee to file an application for citizenship.

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23 Jul 2021 18:34:

The same principles apply. Each country throughout the world has their own policy on how many different passports and citizenships you may have. Go do your homework.

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23 Jul 2021 15:26:

See https://www.stilt.com/blog/2021/04/how-many-citizenships-can-you-have/

 

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21 Jul 2021 15:14:

A lot would depend on what type of survey you get. In the UK if you are taking out a mortgage a so called ‘’survey’’ is compulsory, but the basic mortgage survey is little more than tyre kicking. Whatever survey you get (Basic, Home Buyers Report or Full Survey with Structural Report) there will be a disclaimer on the survey report of ‘’no liability’’.

Any property survey in Spain or the UK is usually a valuation and condition report and has nothing to do with the legality of the property. It is the lawyers/solicitors duty to carry out all legal checks that is what you pay them for. I believe the UK is strict on this but many countries take a more casual approach. I would suggest a ‘’buyer beware and trust no one’’ approach.

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20 Jul 2021 16:40:

Perhaps CCTV systems are just a fashion item now and no longer serve any useful purpose in many cases. We now live in a mainly cashless society with people using plastic to even purchase a pint of lager and a packet of crisps. Long gone are the days of the masked bank robber. Most you will get when breaking into any retail premises is a wad of MasterCard receipts and 5 bob in cash. I can understand a high class jewellers having CCTV as a deterrent but normal retailers have become confused by trying to catch someone pinching a Mars Bar and at the same time introducing self checkout.

The best a criminal will get from a hotel is the 65inch TV screwed to the wall in the reception area and he may find it difficult to run down the road with that under his arm.

If you still want a deterrent just put up a few dummy cameras at a fraction of the cost of a CCTV system.

Did you read the story that burglars broke into Ratners Jewellers and stole the carpet?

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