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Old 29.04.2007, 14:52
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Re: Two foreigners...are their children foreigners too?

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Hello,

I need some help with some legal matters, regarding families and the citizenships of their members.

What happens if a female German citizen with a C permit and and a male Italian citizen with no permit have a child who is born in Switzerland?

1) What is the nationality of the new-born baby, if he/she is born in Switzerland (considering that Germany doesn't allow double citizenship)? Are there different options or just one?

2) Is there a chance for his/her father to have a residence permit in Switzerland? With or without getting married?
well the child is definitely not Swiss. Naturalisation can be applied for after 12 years of residence. Children who visit school here can be naturalised quicker as schoolyears count double.
I don't think having a child will alllow the parent to received a permit without marriage.
The best place to answer all your questions is the 'Einwohnerkontrolle, Zivilstandsamt, or the Gemeinde.
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