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Official will infor..... the competent Consulate of the other Party of such registration. After registration Spaniards in Chile and Chileans in Spain will enjoy the full legal status of national as prescribed in this agreement and the laws of both Parties.
Art 3. For persons described above the issue of a passport, diplomatic protection and the exercise of civil and political rights will be governed by the law of the country where they are domiciled, which will also govern rights in respect of work and social security. The nationals of either country may not be made subject at one and the same time to the laws of both, but only the one in which they have their domicile. Obligatory service in the armed forces will be regulated by the law of the country of domicile, allowance being made for service already completed in the country of origin.
Art 4.
A person is deemed to have acquired domicile in the country in which he is registered as having acquired nationality. This domicile can only be changed where the person concerned has transferred his usual residence to the territory of the other Contracting Party and has been entered in the appropriate Register there.
If a person moves to a third country his last domicile in one of the two Contracting
States will be deemed to be his domicile. Persons holding dual nationality shall have only one domicile (the one last registered).
Art 5. The Contracting Parties undertake to inform one another
through the Consulate concerned within sixty days of acquisition or loss of nationality and of any change of domicile which has taken place.
Art 6. A person desiring to resume his former Chilean or Spanish nationality may do so by informing the Registry concerned of his wish.
Art 7.
Nationals of the one country who have not acquired the second nationality may freely travel, reside and work in the second country on the same terms as nationals, subject to the law of the State concerned
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