Instrumento de ratificación del Convenio de doble nacionalidad entre el Estado español y la República del Ecuador, firmado en Quito el 4 de marzo de 1964. | BOE-A-1965-4 — Spain law | Esheria

Instrumento de ratificación del Convenio de doble nacionalidad entre el Estado español y la República del Ecuador, firmado en Quito el 4 de marzo de 1964.

Spanish and Ecuadorian nationals may acquire the other country’s nationality under the applicable laws, without losing their prior nationality; persons who obtained nationality by naturalization cannot use this convention.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-1965-4
Version
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Language
es
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The parties must ratify the Convention and exchange ratifications in Madrid as soon as possible. It enters into force when the ratifications are exchanged and stays in force indefinitely unless one party gives one year’s official notice to end it. Spanish and Ecuadorian nationals may acquire the other country’s nationality under the applicable laws, without losing their prior nationality; persons who obtained nationality by naturalization cannot use this convention. Certain dual-national persons must be registered in the relevant registry, and the registrar must notify the other party’s diplomatic representation. For the covered persons, passport issuance, diplomatic protection, civil and political rights, and military-obligation compliance are governed by the law of the country that granted the new nationality; labor and social-security rights are governed by the law of the country where the work is done. People covered by the convention who regain their domicile in their country of origin and want to recover specified rights and duties must settle there, comply with the applicable rules in Spain and Ecuador, register the change, and notify the other country’s diplomatic representation.