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Where was zoya born? In India?!

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DiVirgo

@DiVirgo

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Posted: 12 years ago

If so then she is a citizen of India! Therefore she need not get visa extension!

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sapnapatel13

@sapnapatel13

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Posted: 12 years ago

I think she was born in the US because Gaffur had an affair with Zoya's mom in the US

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Sandra

@ana1

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Posted: 12 years ago

Yes she is born in india BUT most likely since she has lived in US her whole life, she was able to apply for citizenship for america. once u get a citizenship for there u have to give up your indian citizenship. (i know this bc i have gone through this process loll)

and and there is actually an apportion in america where u can get a dual citizenship so u can be a citizen for america and india at the same time. it costs more to do but i think its worth it. (my parents did that lol)

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Yasmin

@Yazzi

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Posted: 12 years ago

She was born in the US, because like someone mentioned Gaffur had a relationship with her mom there, and then Zainab bought Zoya with her to India to tell Razia everything.

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Sandra

@ana1

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Posted: 12 years ago

oh wow even i learned something. didn't no she was born there. intresting

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Nida

@Gurmeet4Drashti

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Posted: 12 years ago

I think she was born in US ...

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canadiankudi

@canadiankudi

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: ana1
Yes she is born in india BUT most likely since she has lived in US her whole life, she was able to apply for citizenship for america. once u get a citizenship for there u have to give up your indian citizenship. (i know this bc i have gone through this process loll)

and and there is actually an apportion in america where u can get a dual citizenship so u can be a citizen for america and india at the same time. it costs more to do but i think its worth it. (my parents did that lol)

However, even if you do give up your citizenship for India for a US Passport or Canadian Passport, you can never be denied an Indian Visa or an extension as you are a born Indian citizen. Sorry, I know about this, as I was born in India and we moved to Canada when I was only 5.

Edited by canadiankudi - 12 years ago