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It is a supplemantry citizenship means you still need the citizenship of the country which is accepted the treaty and is part of EU.

Citizenship of the Union is hereby established. Every person holding the nationality of a Member State shall be a citizen of the Union. Citizenship of the Union shall be additional to and not replace national citizenship.

Unfortunately EU citizenships being supplementry it is not considered for the immigration purpose, it is the nationality of the country is taken into account.

Which is why in my original post, I said EU Citizenship was something very different and then asked the OP what specific country the friend was a citizen of....

In response to the OP - my understanding is that citizens of Hungary do not require visas to enter either Mexico or Canada.

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Dave&Roza
Dave&Roza

Which is cheaper, changing the airline ticket so she leaves before the visa expires or applying for an extension? She should be thankful the US lets her stay for 6 months. When I go to my wife's cou

aaron2020
aaron2020

Weird. How does a person with a return ticket for 8 months later get admitted for 6 months?

Harpa Timsah
Harpa Timsah

Even if she gets the visa to Mexico it will not reset her 6 months stay. They never ever give a person more than 6 months on a B2 visa. She can file for an extension.

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Which is why in my original post, I said EU Citizenship was something very different and then asked the OP what specific country the friend was a citizen of....

In response to the OP - my understanding is that citizens of Hungary do not require visas to enter either Mexico or Canada.

You provided link to the EU citizenship - my point was EU citizenship is not useful for travel and immigration purpose. At end of the day you friend holds passpot from Hungary and is a Hungarin citizen for travel and immigration purpose.

His/Her EU citizenship will come in picture when she wants to travel in EU zone or work in EU zone.

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