Comments by "rivenoak" (@rivenoak) on "How Many Citizenships Can You Have?" video.

for germany: the restriction mentioned would apply if german citizenship is obtained by naturalization: you have to forsake your former citizenship, but lot of exceptions exist. some countries would just outright deny your wish of renouncement of the "former" one, so germany will wave that requirement. all other EU citizenships + Switzerland are also excempt. :) for CBI example: if a german would aquire St. Kitts and Nevis or whatever citizenship outside of EU/Switzerland: loss of german citizenship on the spot UNLESS the citizens asked nicely to keep german citizenship AND asked prior to the naturalization abroad. still in german gov discretion to grant that if a german citizen was born where ius solis is a thing: that's cool too. you cannot be blamed for your place of birth ;)
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@escalatedpumpkin all such visa are collected in an EU-wide visa database and therefore EU knows you spent days already. my guess: you will have to wait 90 days outside.
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@rubensnogueira5838 for another obvious way of application: marry a german and stay for some time, afaik 3 years. you still have to renounce former citizenships aside from the mentioned exceptions. but any other way of naturalization takes 8 years of lawful residence permit.
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@j.s.1878 not on the horizon....
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@tentimetex what do you need caribbean citizenship for while sitting on a german passport ?
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@tentimetex have to search then; he often provides guides how to gain one of the EU citizenships. but if you are already equipped with one of those, the game changes :)
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