Afghan citizenship

[Toramana]

The by-birth and patrilineal relationship condition doesn't hold at least for one person i.e., Dr. Hussain Ali Yasa, a Hazara born in Quetta, a former leader of Hazara students at Quetta University, and a leader of Hazara Democratic Front (HDF) a Hazara nationalist party in Baluchistan.

He is also a leader of ANF, Afghan National Front along with Rashid Dustam, Amrullah Salih, Ahmad Zia Masud, etc. and editor of the "Daily Outlook Afghanistan". Recently he was arrested for spying for Pakistan.

I met another person in Peshawar -a resident of Peshawar-very fluent in Pashto who later told me had had a Hazara father and a Mohmand mother. He had some deep links to Hazaras of Quetta as well as Bamyan and had dual nationality of Pakistan, Afghanistan.

This may be generally true about Hazaras. May be Hazaras have special status.

[IamDZJ]

What do you want an afghan citizenship card for?? What are the advantages of having one for someone who is not naturally entitled to one or doesn't live there?? Halwa dey chi noro ya worasedo aw ta patey shwey??

[Friend]

What do you want an afghan citizenship card for?? What are the advantages of having one for someone who is not naturally entitled to one or doesn't live there?? Halwa dey chi noro ya worasedo aw ta patey shwey??

hahaha

[Toramana]

What do you want an afghan citizenship card for?? What are the advantages of having one for someone who is not naturally entitled to one or doesn't live there?? Halwa dey chi noro ya worasedo aw ta patey shwey??

I personally don't aspire for any although would like to spend month or two there. Although, a citizenship type of thing might not be viable and may be also politically problematic, a long-term multiple-entry visa type thing may be good for boosting trade, contacts, etc.

[Pisho]

This may be because they are from the north and fairer-skinned with no dhal-consuming habits---.

Sweety he was russian there is no afgs or dhal consuming folks there
Hmm a russian with an afghan passport

Thats what i was saying :/

[Toramana]

Sweety he was russian there is no afgs or dhal consuming folks there
Hmm a russian with an afghan passport

Thats what i was saying :/

I am not a sweety---I am a sweet.

[IamDZJ]

Beradar, you ask for too much. These two governments don't care for people starving to death, you want yourself a luxury to spare you the trouble of applying for a visa like the rest of decent beings.

[Pisho]

I am not a sweety---I am a sweet.

I really did think u were a girl before bcuz of ur username but now i know sorry brotha



And today i met a guy who said he can get me an afghan passport for $200 legally stamped and everything

But he guy i was talking about im guessing he was a tajik becauze in tajikistan more than half the population speaks russian only.. And no im not discriminating or anything ppl there usually come to afg get a passport and apply for US and europe to go as refugies ;/

[pashtanajan]

I was required to get a visa when I took a visit to Afghanistan as I'm born and raised in Canada. I'm not considered Afghan :'(. I have the right in Canada to hold two passports. But, I'm too lazy to go through the trouble of getting an Afghan one. But, whatever. What am I to do with an Afghan passport anyway? Most people in Afghanistan don't own one either.