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 せっかくの梅雨の晴れ間の休日と思い、埼玉スタジアムへ行ってきました。

 紫陽花が咲誇る中、何やらけたたましい鳴き声が…

 もうセミが鳴いてました。確かに7月に入ってはいますが、こんなに早かったでしょうか?

 セミの鳴声を聞きながら見る水遊びをする子供達。一足早い夏気分でした。

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Having just been through the process, I can confirm all of the above. Just one little word of warning though although you no longer need to travel with a letter giving you permission to hold dual nationality, you DO have to get permission from the SA government before you apply for your foreign passport, otherwise you stand to lose your SA citizenship. The process is:- write to the UK Home Office to get a letter saying that you have not yet acquired citizenship there- your letter along with 2 forms (one to prove you have not lost your SA citizenship by living abroad and one to apply for permission to retain citizenship despite another passport) then gets taken to the SA consulate, a fee is paid & a few days later you get a letter saying you are still an SA citizen and you can go ahead and get dual nationality if you want.- THEN you apply for British citizenship providing you have been over here for long enough legally etc etc have to write a completely ridiculous Britishness test, then attend a ceremony and swear allegiance to the queen I kid you not- and THEN you can apply for a UK passport.

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