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   • Evan Prodromou

   @evan Depends on how long they have been abroad. Putting a specific number to it is hard, but I feel like if you're an expat who doesn't plan to come home, you shouldn't get a say in what happens to your former country.

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     • Trebach

     @trebach @CanisMajoris You can do that and still maintain your citizenship in your home country.

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     • Evan Prodromou

     @CanisMajoris @evan If you're an expat who has no plans of ever coming home, then you should begin the process of becoming a citizen of whatever country is your new home