Date: December 14th, 2017 12:37 PM Author: Diverse submissive fortuitous meteor temple
If you actually have citizenships for Columbia and Jordan, full bore with passport, then you're an idiot. Literally countries that red flag for terrorism, AML, FACTA, etc.
i am not a naturalized korean citizen - i was conferred korean citizen upon birth in virtue of my parents being korean - i think ive answered this question a thousand times now. prob should make a sticky for it so dummies like you can read it before asking the same question
(guy who thinks the moment i was born i wasnt a us citizen due to a lack of a u.s. passport)
lets face it nigga: a passport is a sufficient but not a necessary condition for citizenship. no matter how much you want to whine bitch and moan about it. deez nuts in yo mouth
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:26 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
wait wait, HOLD UP 92nd percentile GRE verbal masterman! that's not what he said!
he asked *u* 2 answer the Q: what happens if u go to the Seoul passport office tomorrow and say “hi I am nyuug and I would like a Korean passport please”
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:29 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
no one's implying that a passport is a prerequisite to citizenship, chaebong hyung. or, shit, maybe he is *incorrectly* implying that. who cares, it doesn't matter. in philosophy/logic we call this a "red herring," but it doesn't get you out of responding to the substance of a Q from ur interlocutor.
SO ... the QUESTION is--and see if u can keep up w/ ur 1337 GRE verbal skillz--citizenship aside: what happens if u go to the Seoul passport office tomorrow and say “hi I am nyuug and I would like a Korean passport please”
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:36 AM Author: stirring new version
lol no I’m obviously not implying that without a passport you aren’t a citizen, yeah that was nyuug’s red herrinf
but the right to have a passport is closely linked to being recognized as a citizen, so I just want to know how the Korean authorities feel about whether or not nyuug is a Korean citizen (his spluttering notwithstanding) as revealed by whether or not they would give him a passport
lol no I’m obviously not implying that without a passport you aren’t a citizen, yeah that was nyuug’s red herrinf
but the right to have a passport is closely linked to being recognized as a citizen, so I just want to know how the Korean authorities feel about whether or not nyuug is a Korean citizen (his spluttering notwithstanding) as revealed by whether or not they would give him a passport
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:17 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
(NOWAG literally born of cowardly beta AGWWG failing to report birth so 'his' 5'6" AGWWG offspring won't get used as a rapey fuckdoll by koreans who actually serve)
Date: December 14th, 2017 4:07 AM Author: Pumonymous
lol at you going on about "matriarchal feminazism" in the US and "patriarchy" in South Korea when your country was led by a corrupt woman and the US president is basically a giant swinging cock in human form who SCHLONGED Crooked Hillary, another corrupt woman
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:36 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
nyuug i have a Q! is this answer to the below query correct as you understand things in ur NOWAG homeland?
Q: what are the Military Service Obligations for Dual (S.Korean) Nationals?
A: All malecitizens of the Republic of Korea (ROK), including dual nationals, have military service responsibilities in accordance with the Korean Constitution and the Military Service Law.
Korea’s Military Manpower Administration is responsible for implementation and enforcement of regulations related to military service responsibilities. The following details related to military service have been provided by Korean officials:
Males with multiple citizenships must choose their nationality by March 31 of the year they turn 18. Those who fail to do so are subject to military service obligations.
Male ROK nationals who were born in the ROK but later acquire a foreign citizenship automatically lose their ROK citizenship and are no longer subject to Korean military service, whether or not they notify their loss of nationality to the relevant Korean authorities. However, if these individuals did not abide by military service procedures prior to naturalizing, such as obtaining the necessary overseas travel permits, they may be subject to fines, penalties, and/or incarceration upon return to the ROK.
All male ROK nationals between the ages 25-37, including dual nationals, must obtain overseas travel permits from the MMA if they have not completed their military service and wish to travel overseas. These permits allow applicants to postpone their military service duty up until the age of 37. Those who lived overseas before age 25, must apply for these permits by January 15 of the year they turn 25. Applications may be made through a Korean embassy or consulate.
There are different categories under which dual nationals qualify for an overseas travel permit, with classification determined by factors including parents’ citizenship or residency status, time spent abroad, and time spent in Korea.
In cases where an applicant obtained a travel permit based on their parents’ overseas residency status and the parents have now returned to the ROK, the permit can be cancelled and the applicant subject to military service.
An overseas travel permit can be cancelled and an applicant subject to military service if an applicant lives in the ROK for at least six months in a period of one year, or has engaged in for-profit activities in the ROK for a total of 60 days or more during a one year period.
For more complete information, please refer to the Military Manpower Administration website www.mma.go.kr (English available). The MMA Overseas Travel Procedure Guidebook may also provide useful information for male dual nationals.
korean nationality is automatically conferred to children born of korean parents regardless of where the child is born - jus sanguinis
now, my parents never reported my birth because i was born outside of korea. this means that i was never registered in my hojuk, or family register
so no service for me. i am a very rare case. my friend who actually reported his birth despite being born outside of korea simply got the 2nd gen exemption and never served
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:47 AM Author: stirring new version
so you could get a passport tomorrow simply by filling out some forms, right? or is it a little more complicated than that? what happens when you apply, what do they say?
Date: December 14th, 2017 3:51 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
cr Q.
nyuug no one is attempting to equate citizenship with passportship and this thread is not (solely) about mocking u 4 being chaebong hyung.
*U* literally started an OP taking ?'s on ur dual citizenship. can u *seriously* not answer a simple Q about the follow-on process 4 when u apply 4 a S.Korean passport????? NOWAG plz respond!
Date: December 14th, 2017 4:09 AM Author: Diverse submissive fortuitous meteor temple
The passport is gold standard. I'm eligible for three (getting my EU/French one now) but wouldn't consider myself a dual-national until I had that document. If you can't walk into a consulate and get a passport, you're clearly not a citizen, more like a permanent resident or green card-level.
Dual national = when you travel to one of your countries, you don't have to wait in the foreigner line. I can't take my initial French docs which establish that I'm a citizen (my foreign born registration certificate and blue "family book") up to the counter for French nationals when landing in Paris.
Date: December 14th, 2017 4:21 AM Author: Diverse submissive fortuitous meteor temple
The only passports/citizenships that MATTER are ones for countries that are actually desirable. No one gives a fuck about KOREAN citizenship. Shit like Switzerland, New Zealand...countries that confer some benefits and accordingly have a high bar for entry are prestigious.
Date: December 14th, 2017 4:21 AM Author: Mind-boggling soggy casino pervert
Correct.
There's eligibility to claim a country's citizenship and actual citizenship. If a country won't issue you a passport on demand then you're not yet a citizen.
Date: December 14th, 2017 4:57 AM Author: talented slimy knife
lol "citizenship" is utterly meaningless if you can't enjoy its benefits because you have to hide from the government
a jew who's never set foot in israel in his life is functionally more a citizen of israel than nyuug is a "citizen" of korea. can't even reveal his identity to the government for basic benefits.
Date: December 14th, 2017 6:27 AM Author: stirring new version
The bizarre thing about this endless saga is: if nyuug had said years ago “I’m in Korea as an American until I don’t have to do national service anymore and then I’ll get formalized as a Korean citizen”, anyone paying attention would have said “mk that’s cool” and never thought about it again. Nobody would want to waste 3 years in a uniform pointing a rifle at North Korea.
But Instead, we have dozens of endless pointless sub threads and hundreds of Chaebong Hyung threads and even an urban dictionary entry!
Date: December 14th, 2017 10:56 AM Author: Red theatre
nyuug is what they call a "black-haired foreigner" who use up all their resources like national healthcare without doing the DUTY of a democratic CITIZEN
I, too, am a draft dodger - gave up my Korean citizenship from birth in 2013.
Korean law does not allow dual citizenship UNLESS:
1. You're a dual citizen MALE from birth (i.e. born in the US with korean parents) and SERVED IN THE MILITARY (this is why I had to give up my korean citizenship when I naturalized)
2. You're a dual citizen FEMALE from birth - no military obligation so it doesn't matter for them
3. You're an immigrant who moved out of Korea but want to come back after the age of 65
4. People of special ability - including the 6 cumskin Canadians that got Korean citizenship to compete for 2018 Winter Olympics for Korea & some black americans who naturalized to play for the Korean national basketball team
Seeing as nyuug is NONE of the latter 3 categories, he is NOT a dual citizen. He's simply a US citizen living in Korea with a special Korean ethnic visa
already did. in korean. cant really tell you what i said because its semi-outable stuff but i can tell you that i re-raised his bet and if he doesnt call, he is a board pussy for life. im sure he will bump this thread when he sees my post
there was another korean poster - hypmaster (now devrymastersdcandidate) who also called me out on some korea stuff a long time ago
ended up chilling with him IRL and we are actually IRL friends now. the board went from egging him on when he was calling me out to NYUUG SOCKPUPPET! in a matter of days
assuming lamarcus calls my re-raise and vouches that i am, in fact, a korean citizen on xoxo, you can be sure these same retards will cry "LAMARCUS IS A NYUUG SOCKPUPPET, LOL@ THAT NON-CITIZEN NYUUG!"
Date: December 15th, 2017 9:10 AM Author: Red theatre
poast your jumindeungrokjeung + juminbeonho.
your gajokgwangaejeungmyungsuh just establishes that you're born from Korean or formerly KOrean parents, which says NOTHING about your citizenship status hth
lamarcusalllibsdridge@gmail.com
My katok is outable so just send me your katok id on my throwaway
Date: December 17th, 2017 7:33 PM Author: Violent Peach Stead
Oh i totally responded but it was off bort in Korea and I can't tell u what it was bc of outing.
But if he doesn't respond to me off bort I'll have totally pwnd him BANGARANG! I'll let you guys know later. It won't be verifiable of course bc see above.
- this is literally what "logic" is like in the NOWAG bug brain
nyuug is what they call a "black-haired foreigner" who use up all their resources like national healthcare without doing the DUTY of a democratic CITIZEN
I, too, am a draft dodger - gave up my Korean citizenship from birth in 2013.
Korean law does not allow dual citizenship UNLESS:
1. You're a dual citizen MALE from birth (i.e. born in the US with korean parents) and SERVED IN THE MILITARY (this is why I had to give up my korean citizenship when I naturalized)
2. You're a dual citizen FEMALE from birth - no military obligation so it doesn't matter for them
3. You're an immigrant who moved out of Korea but want to come back after the age of 65
4. People of special ability - including the 6 cumskin Canadians that got Korean citizenship to compete for 2018 Winter Olympics for Korea & some black americans who naturalized to play for the Korean national basketball team
Seeing as nyuug is NONE of the latter 3 categories, he is NOT a dual citizen. He's simply a US citizen living in Korea with a special Korean ethnic visa
Date: December 14th, 2017 12:41 PM Author: Diverse submissive fortuitous meteor temple
See above, two of your passports are TTTT and would smartly be renounced by anyone of significant net worth (meaning, you should inform your husband of the scrutiny risk you're exposing him and his money to).
Date: December 14th, 2017 11:30 AM Author: Duck-like pit hairy legs
I find it really off-putting when people brag about their dual citizenships. Maybe because its the ultimate manifestation of being a globalist. Maybe because the US doesn't even recognize dual citizens. But I just can't help but view these people people as disloyal and unpatriotic. People across the world would kill to be a US citizen and now we have elites bragging about what other countries they belong too likes it's some accessory at a cocktail party.
Date: December 14th, 2017 11:58 AM Author: buck-toothed volcanic crater heaven
it's off-putting because the people who find it remarkable enough to mention it in the first place are inevitably idiots who think it's terribly uncommon and special. they are also the kind of vapid retards who think anything related to internationality or travel necessarily means 'interesting.'
i showed him some very specific documents that establish my korean citizenship. he will bump this thread or make a new thread vouching for me in the morning - says hes too tired right now
and when he does, proving all you naysayers WRONG, i will shit on everyone ITT who said i wasnt a korean citizen every time i am on xoxo
Date: December 18th, 2017 3:49 AM Author: Violent Peach Stead
The following posters claimed they were "taking any and all questions related to possessing dual citizenship ITT," but then tucked tail and SPRINTED OOTT when asked several simple questions:
but you never answered the Q: what happens if you go to apply for a passport? that was the Q in that abortion of a thread that you evaded and dodged for a couple of hours
lamarcus you have to admit i reverse big williepwn3d your lil bitchass in the most 180 way
its ok lamarcus youre a newfag makin your bones. even i had to take some good lickins when i was starting out. youll get to NYUUG legendary status soon enough
isnt it funny how 5 years ago people were ABSOLUTELY SURE i wasn't a korean citizen and then all these years later when i call them out on their know-nothingness they suddenly disappear XOR pretend they didnt care about any of it in the first place?
it's great that i can bump these threads for eternity!
Date: September 14th, 2020 11:57 PM Author: arousing striped hyena
I have no opinion about what others thought of your claims to citizenship.
But it does seem like above people are saying "if you can't exercise your right to get a passport then you aren't meaningfully a citizen" and you're willfully (bc you're not stupid) conflating having a PP with having an ability to cop dat PP.