In your country, which foreigners are not really seen as foreigners as such?

[Samnium]

Swiss and Belgian.

Usually seen as "cousins".

People from Val d'Aosta too, here, we consider them as equal as people from Savoy.

[The Lawspeaker]

Flemish, Germans.

[Mikula]

Slovaks - for the whole area of the Czech Republic
Poles - for Těšín Silesia area

[Sebastianus Rex]

Flemish, Germans.

What about the Danes ? Kind of cousins ?

[Sebastianus Rex]

Swiss and Belgian.

Usually seen as "cousins".

People from Val d'Aosta too, here, we consider them as equal as people from Savoy.

What about the Quebecoises ?

[tteo]

I'm Italian and I can assure you that many slovenians, croatians, austrians and even swiss can be mistaken for locals in Northern Italy, especially in Veneto and in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

[Ryujin]

Azerbaijanis, Albanians, Macedonians and Bosnians.

A journalist was suspended from TV channels after a massive protest over his insult against Bosnians. Bosnians are quiet influential in the Turkish society based on their large number. They're proudly Bosniak but also identify as Turkish and are well-adapted into the Turkish identity.

The same as Albanians. They're quite proud of their origin but have adopted the Turkish identity. The author of Turkish national anthem was an Albanian yet he says 'our heroic race' in the anthem referring to Turks. Also I've seen many Albanians in Turkey. They're not foreign.

[Lateranense]

Probably Spanish and Greeks.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Tutankhamun]

Portuguese. They have more rights than other foreigners even by law.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equali...l_and_Portugal

But in general anyone who doesn't speak Portuguese is considered a foreigner here.