Instrumento de Ratificación del Convenio de doble nacionalidad entre España y la República Dominicana. | BOE-A-1969-168 — Spain law | Esheria

Instrumento de Ratificación del Convenio de doble nacionalidad entre España y la República Dominicana.

Spaniards and Dominicans may acquire Dominican or Spanish nationality, respectively, under the laws in force in each contracting party, without losing their prior nationality.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-1969-168
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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The contracting parties must ratify the convention and exchange ratifications in Madrid as soon as possible. Spaniards and Dominicans may acquire Dominican or Spanish nationality, respectively, under the laws in force in each contracting party, without losing their prior nationality. Certain people who acquire the other country’s nationality must be entered in the registers set by the country where the new nationality is acquired, and once registered they have full legal status as nationals under the convention and both countries’ laws. La nueva nacionalidad determina la ley aplicable al pasaporte, la protección diplomática, los derechos civiles y políticos, el trabajo, la seguridad social y las obligaciones militares, con una limitación por orden público en el país de origen. Certain dual nationals who return to their country of origin must establish residence there and follow the rules on the matter; the change must be registered and notified to the other country’s diplomatic representation.