Dual Argentinian and US citizenship traveling to Brazil
I have dual Argentina and United States citizenship and am currently residing in the US. I will be traveling to Brazil in February. My plan is to enter Brazil with my Argentinian passport since Argentinians are visa exempt. I will also be driving a rental car with my US driver's license since my Argentinian driver's license has expired.
Could presenting my US driver's license and passport be a problem in renting a car, or if I were to be stopped by the police? I wouldn't have a tourist visa, which is required for Americans, since I will enter the country as an Argentinian citizen. Alternatively, would it be acceptable to show my international driver's license with my Argentinian passport?
Looking forward to clarification.
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Does Brazil recognize dual citizenship?
Citizenship in Brazil is based primarily on jus soli (right of the soil). Thus, generally, anyone born in Brazil acquires citizenship at birth. Dual citizenship has been permitted without restriction since June 9, 1994.Can a Brazilian enter Brazil with a US passport?
A valid U.S. passport. U.S. citizens do not need a visa if they are traveling to Brazil for tourism, business, transit, artistic or sport activities, with no intention of establishing residence.Can Brazilian citizens have dual citizenship with us?
When there is a recognition of original citizenship by foreign law, Brazil allows dual citizenship. In this case, the individual must be a citizen of a foreign country by merit of birth or descent, rather than naturalisation, to be allowed dual citizenship.How can I get a Brazilian passport?
Foreigners may apply for Brazilian nationality if they meet the following criteria:Traveling with two passports - I almost got arrested | Jure Sanguinis Italian Dual Citizenship
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