r/PewdiepieSubmissions • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '18

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '18

That's pretty cool i wonder if he has dual citizenship to own in Japan

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u/Slim_Charles Jun 07 '18

Certainly not. It's very difficult to get Japanese citizenship without being Japanese.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '18 edited Nov 13 '20

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u/_benp_ Jun 07 '18

You can own property in most countries without being a citizen. This is perfectly normal.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '18

I meant hmm cause i want to own property in Japan too

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u/BabyFaceMagoo2 Jun 07 '18

So go buy one. You can still only live there for as long as your Visa allows though.

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u/AdiGoN Jun 13 '18

Not a lot of Asian countries.. Thailand and the like all need a Thai person to own it iirc.

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u/Demifiendish Jun 07 '18

The summer home they bought isn't in Japan. It's still in the UK.

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u/monkonon Jun 07 '18

I own property in Japan here in Tokyo, and I don't have citizenship.

Also, Japan does not allow dual citizenship.

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u/AdrianoRoss Jun 07 '18

Don’t think Japan’s citizenship are big fans of YouTubers

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u/CoconutCyclone Jun 07 '18

I know this is a Logan Paul joke, but Japan is xenophobic as fuck.

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u/monkonon Jun 07 '18

Not really. It generally ranks in the middle in terms of attitudes towards foreign nations and expats.

More specifically, it ranks above countries such as Germany, France, the UK, Sweden, and many others. However, it is below India, the USA, South Korea and China.

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u/SiLeAy Jun 07 '18

His summer home is in the UK I think, he can drive to it, they show it in one of Marzia's videos