This is exactly how it's work, for france have french citizenship as long as one parents is french no matter where you are born, it's right of blood like in most country, in canada the right of soil gives you canadian nationality if you are born there not matter where your parents are from EXCEPT if your parents are in canada for diplomatic mission exactly what happened for Pom Klementieff. So, Pom is french from her father, and because none of her parents are canadian and her father was in Canada for diplomatic mission, she can't have canadian citizenship.
Right of soil is not that easy, each country has its own conditions, in America (the continent not the USA) most have total right of soil giving you citizenship no matter where your parents are from (With some exceptions like children of people in diplomatic missons, like Pom Klementieff), but in europe it's a bit more complicated and changes for each country.
Yeah I know that, thanks, but she's born from a french father, And for french people as long as one of your parents is french no matter where you're born you are french. And because her father was in canada for his work as a diplomat for french gouvernment, she couldn't be canadian just from being born in canada.
No, born in quebec only cause her FRENCH/russian father was working there for the FRENCH government, then moved a bit in Ivory Coast and Japan, but she mostly lived in france...
and her mom is korean, she has nothing canadian..
Or maybe people like women over 25 ! You know, contrary to what Hollywood tries to make us believe, women are not sexy only between 16 and 25, a lot are still gorgeous and very hot in their 30's, 40's, 50's... I'm currently 27 and i can love as much a 20 or a 45, and i've always did.
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