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How many Citizenship's can one person have?

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Well, knowing that about 46 of those countries don't play along, and that one usually needs to get married, immigrate, be a resident for an average of 5 years, I'd say if someone starts out with 3 citizenships, is a Jew to add number 4 quickly at age 18, and then adds a new one every 7 years (if he can afford millions in spousal support), I'd say 11 or 12 is probably the maximum possible, if somebody would dedicate his life to enter the Guiness Book of Records as the person who held the most citizenships in life.

I rather would try to break Mick Jagger's record of having sex with over 1,000 hot chicks . . .

Well, 196 is an upper-bound. It does not mean that the upper-bound can be achieved. Sorry for being a math geek here :blush:

Wait a minute! Now that I think of it, there is one person who could actually get to 196 easily: Gerard Depardieu! :whistle:

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