TELL US: Would you give up your American citizenship for a Czech one?

A proposed new bill in the US Senate sets out to end dual citizenship for millions of Americans: we'd like to hear your view.

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Written by Expats.cz Staff Published on 09.12.2025 17:00:00 (updated on 09.12.2025) Reading time: 1 minute

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A U.S. Republican senator’s decision last week to introduce a bill that could force Americans to choose between U.S. citizenship and any other nationality has sent shockwaves through the American community in Czechia.

Senator Bernie Moreno’s proposed Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 would require current dual citizens to renounce one of their nationalities within a year, while those who acquire foreign citizenship after the law takes effect would automatically lose their U.S. status.

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For the roughly 11,000 Americans living in Czechia, this would mean being forced to choose between retaining their U.S. citizenship and keeping their Czech nationality, potentially forcing them to give up legal rights, property, work, healthcare, and travel privileges in one country.

If you’re a dual U.S.–European citizen living in Czechia, or simply hoping to become one down the line, we’d like to hear how you feel the new bill could impact your life and future.

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