You can lose Spanish nationality: "It's easier than you think

How to avoid losing Spanish nationality in these times of global migration crisis when the Spanish passport is essential? This was explained by a lawyer.

Obtaining Spanish nationality is a process that many foreigners wish to achieve, but it also involves certain risks that can jeopardize it ciudadanía adquirida.

In addition to having legally resided in Spain for the stipulated time, which varies depending on origin and personal circumstances, it is necessary to pass the constitutional and sociocultural knowledge exam of Spain (CCSE), managed by the Cervantes Institute, to demonstrate that you are integrated into Spanish society.

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Sin embargo, pocos saben que la nacionalidad española se puede perder y con bastante «facilidad».

La abogada María Cardona, especialista en derecho migratorio, explicó en un viral video from TikTok how this could happen.

In his example, a Peruvian citizen who obtains Spanish nationality can lose it if, after obtaining it, he returns to his country and uses exclusively his Peruvian passport for three years without making use of his Spanish nationality.

What to do to avoid losing acquired Spanish nationality?

In that case, you could receive a letter from the Spanish authorities notifying you of the loss of nationality.

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This type of situation may seem remote, but the lawyer assures that it is more common than it appears.

Para evitarlo, Cardona recomienda tomar algunas acciones clave. Por ejemplo, es fundamental usar activamente la nacionalidad española para evitar que las autoridades españolas piensen que se ha abandonado.

Some of the measures that can be taken are renewing the Spanish passport, voting in Spanish elections from abroad, or using the Spanish passport to apply for visas in countries that require it.

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Additionally, the lawyer explained that this risk not only affects adults but also minors who obtain Spanish nationality but do not reside in the country.

If a minor emancipates before the age of 21 and does not declare their intention to retain Spanish nationality before the Consular Civil Registry, they may lose it.

These practical tips can help you avoid losing Spanish nationality and ensure that your status as a Spanish citizen remains secure.

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