how your nation citizenship earned ?

by **Awesomeland** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:22 pm

To become a citizen is simple: Pay taxes. Living here, being born here, all these things are optional. We have citizens who have never physically set foot in the country.

by **Lolloh** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:27 pm

In Lolloh, you are concerned a citizen if you can apply for it. This involves going to the Foreign Office and giving the clerk a note saying you are a citizen. After a quick background check to make sure that you are not a criminal, you will be issued a passport and any other documents requested, provided there is proof for them. There is a 1 month wait to get you listed in the national database, and then you will be issued a welfare card that allows you to receive welfare payments from the government. The fiscal year after you are accepted for citizenship, you will be required to fill in a tax form. Everything else is instantly in place when you become a citizen.

by **Asterdan** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:37 pm

by **TotallyNotEvilLand** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:43 pm

You must cross the Trulat river in the dead of winter, wearing nothing but a set of itchy wool pants, carrying a dead bear over your shoulders, climb the T'nellan mountain range, and combat a dragon with nothing but a wooden club.

... Nah, I'm just fuckin' with ya. Pass a citizenship test.

by **Asterdan** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:47 pm

TotallyNotEvilLand wrote:You must cross the Trulat river in the dead of winter, wearing nothing but a set of itchy wool pants, carrying a dead bear over your shoulders, climb the T'nellan mountain range, and combat a dragon with nothing but a wooden club.

... Nah, I'm just fuckin' with ya. Pass a citizenship test.

You seem familiar to me

And that first method sounds much more interesting.

by **TotallyNotEvilLand** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 9:59 pm

Asterdan wrote:
TotallyNotEvilLand wrote:You must cross the Trulat river in the dead of winter, wearing nothing but a set of itchy wool pants, carrying a dead bear over your shoulders, climb the T'nellan mountain range, and combat a dragon with nothing but a wooden club.

... Nah, I'm just fuckin' with ya. Pass a citizenship test.

You seem familiar to me

And that first method sounds much more interesting.

I believe we used to be in the Wombat together, an eternity ago.

And it is. That's what we call "Wednesday" in Tinell.

by **Asterdan** » Fri Oct 17, 2014 10:03 pm

TotallyNotEvilLand wrote:
Asterdan wrote:
You seem familiar to me

And that first method sounds much more interesting.

I believe we used to be in the Wombat together, an eternity ago.

And it is. That's what we call "Wednesday" in Tinell.

I also frequented your very own 'Roo, if I am not mistaken.

"Wednesday"... Asterdan may have to adopt this.

by **Longweather** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 1:42 am

The Imperial Dominion of Longweather has multiple levels of citizenship and privilege. For most instances, birth by Alor parents is required. Unless one is born to nobility (known as aristocrats or aristos by the lower classes), that citizenship is provisional. Those born to lowborn Alor are required to take an extensive citizenship test on subjects ranging from societal, cultural, historical, and linguistic knowledge.

Besides this, the people and cultures that immigrate or are conquered by the Empire are given the title/demonym/citizenship-level of Dominated. The Dominated are eligible to apply for full citizenship and status as fellow Alor after a minimum 50 years after being under the Empire's dominion. It varies but typically occurs once their native culture has been mostly consumed by the Alor culture.

by **Jukraina** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 2:30 am

You have to be born for Jukrainian parents and in Jukraina.

by **Jenetsia** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 3:11 am

To become citizen of Jenetsia (Must fulfill completely):

You must be born in Jenetsia
You must live in Jenetsia
Your parents must be citizens of Jenetsia
You must be ethnically Jenetsian

However non-Jenetsian can get half-citizenship.

To become half-citizen of Jenetsia (Must fulfill completely):

You must successfully complete citizenship test
You must be able to speak fluently in English
You cannot have any criminal record (If you will be committed any criminal offense in Jenetsia you will lose your half-citizenship of Jenetsia and you will be banished back to your home country.)
You must have entered the country legally
You must have source of income
You must have lived in Jenetsia for 5 years
You must be educated

by **Avalon** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 4:17 am

In order to be a full Citizen (more frequently called a "Subject") of Avalon one must comply with at least two of the following requirements:
-Be born in Avalon.
-Born to Avalonish parents; both, if neither of them was born in Avalon.
-Speak fluently at least one of the three languages of the country (English, Welsh, Avalonian).
-Be granted the right to Citizenship by Royal decree.
-Live in Avalon for more than twenty years.
-Marry a Knight/Dame, Druid or Lord/Lady of the Realm.

Complying means one must renounce any other citizenships held. Only Diplomats, Knights/Dames, Druids or Lords/Ladies of the Realm are permitted dual or multiple Citizenship.

As it is a rather difficult thing to get, the government created a second category: Permanent Residents. Permanent Residents have most rights and duties associated with Citizenship but they aren't eligible for government roles or military ranks. To earn Permanent Residency one must comply with at least two of the following requirements:

-Live in Avalon for more than five years.
-Invest more than ₡5,000,000 (₡1=1 Silver Coin= 1, 97 NS dollars) in Avalon.
-Marry an Avalonian.
-Be granted the right to Residency by Royal or Lordly decree.
-Pass a test about Avalonish culture, life and basic laws and customs.

A third category, Casual Residents (or simply "Residents"), was created for those willing to live, study, work and pay taxes in Avalon during short periods of time (with a 5 years limit). The only requirements are: passing a criminal records check, signing a ceremonial Oath of Cordiality and being registered in the Resident Census which includes Insurance Number, Tax Code and National Healthcare System registration. These residents pay less taxes and can apply for Permanent Residency later on, if they desire so.

About me · by **Luziyca** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 6:46 am

All here.

by **The Allied Society of Reblia** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:00 am

• Be born in the ASR.
• Be birthed by Reblian Citizens.
• Donate 3,500 Challins to the national government, granting you citizenship.
• Pay off 3,500 Challins through monthly taxes.
• Be married to a citizen of the ASR for at least 5 years.
• Attend the ASR Military for at least 5 years.

by **Mystral** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:03 am

Citizenship:
Born in Mystral
Have at least 1 Mystralian parent
Living in Mystral for more than 3 yrs
Married to a Mystralian
Paying taxes to the gov't

by **ImperialistSalvia** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:10 am

You need to:
Be 16
Have at least 25% ethnic Salvian blood (without this, you can only achieve permanent residency)
Be living in Salvia for over 2 years & have a stable job/be in school
Speak Salvian
Pass a short test on Salvian history & language
Attend a Salvian Orthodox Church service at least once, and have a priest sign papers to prove it

by **Icrum** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:12 am

When you buy property you become a citizen.
If you can't and live in a homeless shelter you are given partial citizenship.

by **The Scandinvans** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:12 am

What the heck is citizenship? All people are subjects of the Emperor.

by **Cygno** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 10:05 am

To became citizen in Cygno....you must kill Human and Feral Chimera as many possible

by **Insaeldor** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 10:30 am

You take a test, if you pass and you are ether born in Insaeldor or have immigrated and have no violent criminal record you are granted citizenship.

Everyone in Insaeldor must take and pass a citizenship test their last year of secondary school (usually around the age of 17-18) and is needed to be given citizen rights (right to vote, right to public healthcare, right to hold office etc) although you are still protected under constitutional freedoms (freedom of speech, freedom from unlawful detainment, right to an unbiased court and so on). The test is considered a part of ones final exams before before graduating from Secondary school and going into ether the workforce, military, or higher education.

Immigrants must also take this test but must also know Insaeldic which is offered freely at any and all Insaeldic diplomatic buildings and facilities. You must also not have a violent criminal record from your nation of origin in order to qualify (exceptions are made for specific circumstances) or you are deported back to your nation of origin.

by **Westgothia** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 11:21 am

There are three ways by which Westgothic citizenship can be acquired:

By birth, if at least one of the child’s parents has Westgothic citizenship (regardless of birthplace);
By adoption, if under twelve years of age and if at least one of the adoptive parents has Westgothic citizenship; or
By naturalisation, if the applicant has had seven years of continuous residence as a permanent resident, passes the Westgothic Citizenship Test (if between 18 and 60 years of age), is not subject to any criminal prohibitions, and is able to speak Westgothic well enough to communicate with others.

As multiple citizenship is not permitted, naturalisation candidates are required to give up any other citizenships before becoming Westgothic citizens, and people who become naturalised citizens in other countries automatically renounce their Westgothic citizenship in doing so.

by **Davinhia** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 1:32 pm

as long as you're not a communist, or are from a hostile country, you can just fill some paper work out.
bam, you're part of one of the most free nation's in the world.

by **Esperantujo 2** » Sat Oct 18, 2014 2:25 pm

If not born in Esperantujo 2, one must be nominated by a mass organisation while resident here.

by **Ourto** » Sun Oct 19, 2014 11:02 pm

How does one gain citizenship in your nation?
There are multiple ways a person can gain Oürtuese citizenship.

Naturalization - A person must live in Oürto for six years and have a basic knowledge of Oürtuese or French before applying for citizenship. He/she will fill out a citizenship application and must input true information regarding themselves Any false information will result in rejection of application. If the application is accepted, the applicant will be given a Certificate of Naturalization and a Identification Card through the mail. They will also have to pay NSD $4,000 or complete compulsory military service. Cannot run for national office.
Birth in Oürto - A person who is born in Oürto to one or more parents of Oürtuese citizenship and is of Oürtuese descent.
Born to a Parent with Citizenship - A person can be a Oürtuese citizen if he/she is born outside of the country, AND has a parent of Oürtuese citizenship, can become a naturalized citizen by default(Skips the normal process and $4,000 exemption) if they apply by age 18. Cannot run for national office.

How does one lose citizenship?
If a naturalized citizen was found to have used false information in his/her citizenship process, his/her citizenship will be lost, or termination of citizenship if it is found the person really does not qualify for citizenship relating to birth.

Can one renounce citizenship?
Yes

Does your country recognize dual/multiple citizenship?
Yes

by **Yukonastan** » Sun Oct 19, 2014 11:19 pm

Well, there's this semipopular game show, "Who Wants To Be An Immigrant"...

Nah, just kidding. Just cross the border from a dictatorial regime, or live here as a permanent resident for five years, for over 60% of each year.

Otherwise, you're a natural citizen if you're born here, or if both your parents are natural citizens.

by **Lioniel** » Mon Oct 20, 2014 5:19 am

if a person is born in Lioniel there is no need for additional documents other than a birth certificate (if he/she is born with native Lioniel parents).

If a foreigner wishes to be a part of the confederacy he/she must:
have resided in the country for 3 years, knows the basic facts of the country, and should know the language.
he/she has to sign a form that he/she intends to be naturalized and is not being intimidated, forced, or out of convenience, and all her/his essential documents (birth certificate, social security,medical records, academic records.) must be submitted along with form568.

in cases of dual citizenship; the applicant must choose which country he/she belongs and if it's Lioniel then standard procedures on naturalization will be complied.

^All the aforementioned processes above, have a standard fee of $800

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