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Grandfather was Swedish, grandmother was British. They moved to Canada and got married in Canada and had my Dad. They divorced and grandmother moved back to UK. Unfortunately my own deceased parents were not married when they had me.

I am pretty sure UK and Sweden don't allow for citizenship via ancestry like Germany allows.

So if not by ancestry, if I track down my grandmother's (UK )or grandfather's (Swedish) birth certificates and Canadian marriage certificate, is it possible to get citizenship that way even though my own parents have already died?

Thanks

united-kingdom canada citizenship sweden naturalization

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  I don't have time to write a full answer, but given your chain of ancestry you have given, I think it's unlikely (as citizenship by descent only survives one generation) but possible - gov.uk/apply-citizenship-british-parent
  
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Grandfather was Swedish, grandmother was British. They moved to Canada and got married in Canada and had my Dad. They divorced and grandmother moved back to UK. Unfortunately my own deceased parents were not married when they had me.

I am pretty sure UK and Sweden don't allow for citizenship via ancestry like Germany allows.

So if not by ancestry, if I track down my grandmother's (UK )or grandfather's (Swedish) birth certificates and Canadian marriage certificate, is it possible to get citizenship that way even though my own parents have already died?

Thanks

united-kingdom canada citizenship sweden naturalization

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  I don't have time to write a full answer, but given your chain of ancestry you have given, I think it's unlikely (as citizenship by descent only survives one generation) but possible - gov.uk/apply-citizenship-british-parent
  
  – Moo
  6 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Grandfather was Swedish, grandmother was British. They moved to Canada and got married in Canada and had my Dad. They divorced and grandmother moved back to UK. Unfortunately my own deceased parents were not married when they had me.

I am pretty sure UK and Sweden don't allow for citizenship via ancestry like Germany allows.

So if not by ancestry, if I track down my grandmother's (UK )or grandfather's (Swedish) birth certificates and Canadian marriage certificate, is it possible to get citizenship that way even though my own parents have already died?

Thanks

united-kingdom canada citizenship sweden naturalization

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