I don't have nationality

[Celine]

I had huge problem with my passport because at my birth certificate it says I don't have a nationalty.

It's like... Country: Croatia Nationality: ----

Any idea why?

[Vulvokov]

Croat.

[Vulvokov]

Some documents imply xyz

[Hektor12]

If we marry, you have Türkish nationality. Greatest nation in the world, i would recommend.

[Mortimer]

A mistake probably on the document the one who filled it out forgot to write it down

[Benyzero]

Thats the place you have to write your phenotype

[Feiichy]

Were you born before 1991? Than your nationality would be Yugoslav, but that is not recorded anymore since Yugoslavia fell apart.

[Victor]

You're citizen of Croatia and you know your parents (at least by paternal side) are Croats or people who consciously love Croatia as citizens - then you're Croat.

[Victor]

Were you born before 1991? Than your nationality would be Yugoslav, but that is not recorded anymore since Yugoslavia fell apart.

Yugoslavian nationality is cringe imo

[Feiichy]

We have both nationality and ethnicity in birth certificate. She perhaps means ethnicity which is "narodnost" in Croatian. Your parents are not obliged to write that down in your certificate. If you come from mixed marriage or your parents were politically Yugoslavs than usually such people have it blank in ethnicity column.

[Feiichy]

Croatian nationality is cringe imo

We don't have it as French, not everyone is automatically ethnic Croat with Cro passport. My ex who is half Croat and holds Cro passport only has Serb written under ethnicity on birth certificate.

[Victor]

We don't have it as French, not everyone is automatically ethnic Croat with Cro passport. My ex who is half Croat and holds Cro passport only has Serb written under ethnicity on birth certificate.

I've changed to Yugoslavian, fast typing mistake sorry xD

[Benyzero]

If we marry, you have Türkish nationality. Greatest nation in the world, i would recommend.

Self promo, thats how you conquered central europe too.. hi friend we have great baklava, wan't a köfte or a kebap? we only stay for a few days. Or maybe 100 years we dunno yet

[Avicenna]

Apply nationality for Liberland

[Hektor12]

Or maybe 100 years we dunno yet

if i like u, more. impress me. but no homo

[Celine]

Were you born before 1991? Than your nationality would be Yugoslav, but that is not recorded anymore since Yugoslavia fell apart.

No honey, I was born in 1992.

(državljanstvo: hrvatsko, nacionalnosti nema)

[Mortimer]

No honey, I was born in 1992.

(državljanstvo: hrvatsko, nacionalnosti nema)

maybe because you are half serb, so your parents left it blank...

[Feiichy]

No honey, I was born in 1992.

(državljanstvo: hrvatsko, nacionalnosti nema)

Can't explain it than. Administarative mistake perhaps. By having Croatian birth certificate means you had Croatian nationality automatically.

[Celine]

Can't explain it than. Administarative mistake perhaps. By having Croatian birth certificate means you had Croatian nationality automatically.

To be more absurd, my grandfather had the same problem. Everyone else is croatian.

[Feiichy]

To be more absurd, my grandfather had the same problem. Everyone else is croatian.

Isn't your grandfather Montenegrin?

[Celine]

Isn't your grandfather Montenegrin?

Nope, the other grandpa was, he was listed as montenegrin.

[Celine]

I also had ID card problems with this mistake.

[Celine]

I have two last names, one is "weird" so it didn't help at all. :D

[Mortimer]

No honey, I was born in 1992.

(državljanstvo: hrvatsko, nacionalnosti nema)

what is the difference between drzavljanstvo and nacionalnost or is nacionalnost like narodnost and whats the difference between those 3 terms in croatia, i was born in serbia, in yugoslavia in 1983, i do not remember or im not aware that anything about race/ethnicity/narodnost is mentioned it seems croatia has that different then serbia eventhough i expected serbia to have that, because it is very multicultural with lots of minorities not everyone in serbia is a serb

[Feiichy]

what is the difference between drzavljanstvo and nacionalnost or is nacionalnost like narodnost and whats the difference between those 3 terms in croatia, i was born in serbia, in yugoslavia in 1983, i do not remember or im not aware that anything about race/ethnicity/narodnost is mentioned it seems croatia has that different then serbia eventhough i expected serbia to have that, because it is very multicultural with lots of minorities not everyone in serbia is a serb

nacionalnost = državljanstvo
narodnost = ethnicity

[Vulvokov]

A mistake probably on the document the one who filled it out forgot to write it down

Mortimer, I await your reply on my most recent post :]


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[Mortimer]

Mortimer, I await your reply on my most recent post :]


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