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 A house in Sweden is apparently at the top of Uma Thurman’s wish list – so much so that the Hollywood actress is now applying to become a citizen of the country. Ad 
 
 ”She’s given me the task of applying for Swedish citizenship,” Bodström told the Mix Megapol radio station. She explained to me in the past she thinks it’s wrong that she’s not a Swede, she feels like a Swede," Thurman's lawyer Thomas Bodström told radio station Mix Megapol. Thurman's maternal grandmother Birgit Holmquist was a model from Skåne in southern Sweden (there is even a statue of her in Trelleborg) who lived in Germany before later fleeing the Nazis to Mexico. READ ALSO: Uma Thurman to shoot new Lars von Trier thriller in Sweden 
 
 The Pulp Fiction actress has often talked about visiting Skåne and Sweden over the years, as well as her desire to get Swedish citizenship and relocate to the country.
– Uma Thurman is going back to her roots: The 48-year-old actress is looking into becoming a Swedish citizen and plans to move to the Nordic country, the Local reports. "She wants to buy a house in Sweden and live here in the future," her lawyer, Thomas Bodstrom, told a Swedish radio station this week. "She has a lot of relatives in Skåne so there are a lot of things that make her want to become a Swede; she has felt Swedish her entire life. We hope it will go well but it’s also a long process." Thurman's grandmother, Birgit Holmquist, was a well-known Swedish model. The star's mother, Nena von Schlebrügge, also had Swedish citizenship. Business Insider notes that Thurman has been to Sweden numerous times over the years and has visited Smygehuk, where her grandmother was the model for a statue of a nude woman in the harbor.