What militaries will allow citizens of other countries to join their ranks?
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The U.S., tho you won't be able to get a security clearance.  You can only do certain approved jobs.
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If you're in the service, I'd talk to your unit's admin rep. They'll be able to at least give some pointers. Some agancies can be entered while still on active duty. A temporary "on loan" or liason basis?  CIA/NSA for example sometimes use military intelligence personnel. The C.D.C. can borrow experts from USAMRIID.
789946
I am an American citizen first....\nI don't care about military dominance, but \nI want to be safe in my own country...
658266
no it is not treason, it is difficult to join the military of another country, but it CAN be done. the fact that the UK is an ally makes it much less difficult. another option would be to join the American military and do what is called a foreign exchange option. it is where you serve in their forces while one of them serves in ours. it is a rare but normal option. not many get into the program because it is not very popular but it does exist. to learn more you can talk to a Representative from the UK military. it may take time but with persistence you can find one who will listen and help rather than laugh at you. i have known of people who have done both so i know it can be done. and the British are as eager to have people serve as the Americans are
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Not that I know of.  But there are countries that allow "naturalized" citizens to do so.  Canada, for one.
1101309
You don't have to be a citizen to join the military, but you do have to be a legal resident.  The best thing to do is talk to the visa section at the American Consulate in what ever country you live.\n\nThe first soldier killed in Iraq was not an undocumented alien.  \n\nLOS ANGELES — One of the first U.S. servicemen killed in combat in Iraq was not a citizen of the country for which he sacrificed his life.\n\nLance Cpl. Jose Gutierrez, 22, a rifleman with the Marines, died in a firefight March 21 near Umm Qasr. \n\nBorn in Guatemala, Gutierrez held permanent U.S. resident status, which he obtained in 1999. \n\n\nThere have been several legal aliens killed in Iraq which were given citizenship after they were killed.
950232
the military does it all the time, I am in the marine corps and my best friend is from south africa and he joined so that he may move here and live!
489508
I know that there are Mexicans in the US armed forces.  Actually, illegal immigrants in the USA are offered US citizenship after their stint if they join the US armed forces.  So some of them do go that route to get US citizenship.\n\nSparty - you are wrong - you do not have to be a US citizen to join the US armed forces.
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The coalition of the willing 2003:\nAfghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom and Uzbekistan. \nNations who dropped out (includes countries who had 1 or 2 people assigned to other armies):\nBulgaria, Ukraine, Nicaraugua, Spain, Honduras, Norway, Dominican Republic, Phillipines, Thailand, Hungary, New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore, Netherlands, Moldava, Tonga, Iceland.
209230
Your question is to confusing. Are you talking about how the the military helps in globalization?\n\n2 points for me
648376
Maybe in the military?
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in order to enlist in any branch of the US military, you must already be a permanent legal resident, IE Green Card Holder.    The military cannot assist you in obtaining a Green card.    If you have no one already in the US willing to sponsor you, you will have to try and get over here on your own.  Once you have established permanent residency, you may enlist, but you may not be an officer nor hold any jobs requiring a Clearance.  The good news is that the Residency requirements for ciotizenship are waived or greatly reduced once you have enlisted.
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No a member from another country can enter as Joey says, but they have not become illegal yet.  when you enter the country illegally you cannot join, he is referring to allied countires like the phillipines sometimes the us govt looks for recruits there.  if your illegal dont even think about it, the recruiters will set you up for a meeting and when you arrive the INS will be waiting for you.
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You need a green card or be a US citizen to join the military.Visas will not qualify you for enlistment.\n\nCitizenship for a green card holder in the military is fast tracked, usually from what I've seen someone will obtain citizenship by the end of their initial contract.But you would need to speak to a recruiter about that to get specifics.\n\nAs for a foreign legion the US doesn't have anything of the like and only takes green card holders or US citizens.
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An army composed of soldiers from many countries which are Allied with each other.
556078
Wrong. \nA lot of them do join the army to become naturalized afterwards.
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You most certainly do not have to be a citizen to join the US military. You do, however, have to be a legal resident. Those legal residents serving in our armed forces, however, can cut their required waiting time to become a US citizen down to three years.\n\nIn fact, many people join the military SPECIFICALLY to speed up the citizenship process. Our country realizes that serving in the armed forces requires a sacrifice. It is a dangerous job and your life is always on the line. That sacrifice is rewarded by speeding up the citizenship process. These soldiers has already shown their loyalty to this country.