image Coat of arms of Iceland.svg right 200px Icelandicnationalitylaw is based upon the principles of Jus sanguinis . In other words, descent from an Icelandic parent is the primary method of acquiring Icelandic citizenship. Birth in Iceland to foreign parents does not in itself confer Icelandic citizenship. Icelandiclaw changed on 1 July 2003 to remove restrictions on multiple citizenship dual citizenship . Former Icelandic citizens who lost Icelandic citizenship before this date had until 1 July 2007 to reclaim Icelandic citizenship. Birth in Iceland In general, birth in Iceland does not confer Icelandic citizenship. Descent from an Icelandic parent A person acquires Icelandic citizenship at birth if the mother is an Icelandic citizen or the father is an Icelandic citizen and married to the mother ... laws and regulations nr 6297 IcelandicNationality Act Iceland topics Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Icelandiclaw fr Droit de la nationalit islandaise ... for citizenship is required. Icelandic citizenship by law Each year a number of people petition Al ingi to acquire Icelandic citizenship by law. This is usually done if a person doesn t qualify ... who holds no other nationality cannot lose Icelandic citizenship on this basis. Dual citizenship With effect ... born of a non Icelandic mother and an unmarried Icelandic father may acquire Icelandic citizenship if the child is born in Iceland and the father is deemed the father for the purposes of the Icelandic ... before it turns 18 Prior to 1 July 1982, acquisition of Icelandic citizenship from an Icelandic mother was restricted. Those born to an Icelandic mother and a foreign father between 1 July 1964 and 30 June 1982 may be permitted to apply for Icelandic citizenship by declaration. Naturalisation as an Icelandic citizen A person may be naturalised as an Icelandic citizen after seven years residence ... with an Icelandic citizen, the residence requirement is reduced to three years. The Icelandic spouse ... more details
Nationalitylaw is the branch of law concerned with the questions of nationality and citizenship , and how these statuses are acquired, transmitted, or lost. By Customary international law custom , a Sovereign state state has the right to determine who its nationals and citizens are. Such determinations are usually made by custom, statutory law , or case law precedent , or some combination. In some cases, determinations of nationality are also governed by public international law &mdash for example, by Treaty treaties on statelessness and the European Convention on Nationality . Principles Broadly speaking, nationalitylaw is based either on jus soli or jus sanguinis , or on a combination of the two. Jus soli Latin language Latin the law of the soil is the principle by which a child born within a country s territorial jurisdiction area jurisdiction acquires that country s nationality. Jus sanguinis Latin language Latin the law of the blood is the principle by which a child acquires the nationality of his or her parents. Today, most if not all countries apply a mixture of these two principles neither granting citizenship to everyone born within the country s jurisdiction, nor denying citizenship to the children born abroad. International Treaties International law generally recognizes the right of states to set their own policy concerning nationality. ref name Elgar Gerard Ren de Groot, NationalityLaw, in ELGAR ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COMPARATIVE LAW 476 492,479 Jan Smiths ed., 2006 . ref Nevertheless, there are a number of international treaties that are relevant to nationalitylaw. ref name Elgar ref See also Citizenship Nationality Jus soli Jus sanguinis Multiple citizenship Passport Immigration law Political asylum Human migration References reflist Nationality laws Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Category Nationalitylaw cs Naturalizace fr Droit de la nationalit ja tr Vatanda l k hukuku ... more details
on its distinctive culture and history. Nationality Laws main Icelandicnationalitylaw Birth is considered by Icelandicnationalitylaw to be the important factor in attaining citizenship, rather than place of birth. Therefore, one is not an Icelandic citizen just by being born in Iceland, they must be born of Icelandic parents. This is explained in detail, along with exceptions and means .... ref Ibid. p.62 ref Language was also an important factor in Icelandicnationality, where an emphasis ..., November 23, 2007, http ipsnews.net news.asp?idnews 35572 DEFAULTSORT History Of IcelandicNationality Category History of nationality Iceland Category Icelandic society Category Demographics of Iceland ...Icelandic Constitution In 930 AD, the constitution of Iceland was instituted which made Iceland a self ... of Icelandic culture and would be integral in their struggle to become an independent nation. ref ... body but also had brought the Icelandic communities together annually which served as a unifying force in society. It had become an important part of Icelandic culture and tradition. In 1843, the Althing ... victory for Icelandic nationalism after what the Althing had come to symbolize for the community. ref ... had managed to pass a law allowing Iceland to trade with all nations 1854 and had liberalized its election ... in 1874, giving Iceland control of all internal affairs and in 1903 an Icelandic cabinet minister replaced ..., p. 45 ref Importance was placed on the idea that the new nation must be based on Icelandic ideas, and not imported ones from Europe . ref Thorhallson p.131 ref The traditions of the Icelandic people ... to would lose their Icelandic citizenship. Before 2003, dual citizenship was not permitted, therefore naturalizing in a foreign country would mean losing your Icelandic citizenship. Those people who lost their citizenship in this manner, however, were given the chance to reclaim Icelandic citizenship ... their Icelandic citizenship by age twenty two if they do not live in Iceland before this time or do ... more details
The Cypriot nationalitylaw dates back from 1967 . It is mainly based on jus sanguinis . External links http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 2449&less false The text of the 1967 citizenship lawNationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Cypriot law cyprus stub law stub ... more details
Expert subject law date May 2011 Algerian nationalitylaw , promulgated in 1963, granted citizenship only to Muslims , requiring that only those individuals whose fathers and paternal grandfathers had Muslim personal status could become citizens of the new state. ref Algerian Nationality Code, Law no. 63 69 of Mar. 27, 1963, section 34 ref References reflist Further reading http www.unhcr.org refworld country,LEGAL,,LEGISLATION,DZA,,3ae6b4d714,0.html Current Algerian nationalitylaw , on UNCHR website. Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Algerian law Algeria law stub ... more details
The Croatian nationalitylaw dates back from June 26, 1991. It is based upon the Constitution of Croatia Chapter II, articles 9 and 10 . It is mainly based on Jus sanguinis . External links http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 2695&less false Extracts dealing with the nationality from the Constitution of Croatia http www.coe.int t e legal affairs legal co operation foreigners and citizens nationality documents national legislation Croatia The 20Law 20on 20Croatian 20Citizenship.asp Croatian law on citizenship Category Nationalitylaw Category Croatian law Croatia stub law stub Nationality laws ... more details
The Kazakhstani nationalitylaw is ruled by the Constitution of Kazakhstan and the Law on Citizenship of 1991, with updates in 2002 . Dual citizenship is not recognized by the Republic of Kazakhstan . External links http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 6053&less false Part of the Constitution about the citizenship rules http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 1269&less false Unofficial translation of the Citizenship LawNationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Kazakhstani law ... more details
The Armenian nationalitylaw was adopted on November 6, 1995 and was amended in 2007 . It is based primarily on the principle of jus sanguinis . It includes the Right of return for Armenians of the Armenian diaspora diaspora . Dual citizenship has recently been recognized after the constitutional amendment of the Armenian Citizenship Law No. 75 N on February 26, 2007. External links http www.legislationline.org topics country 45 topic 2 Texts of the Armenian law on citizenship Armenia stub Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Armenian law ... more details
In general, Iraqi nationality is transmitted by Paternity law filiation father and mother or birth in Iraq. However, this gives the right to Iraqi to transmit citizenship to their children and foreign wives. The code The first nationalitylaw was passed in 1924. All Osmani citizens became automatically citizens of Iraq on August 6, 1924. Until 1927, people could also choose to become Turkish cititzens. Dual citizenship A person having a dual nationality does not lose Iraqi nationality according to the 2006 reform, prior to that date Iraqis who have acquired another citizens lost the Iraqi automatically. Reforms In 1963, 1975, 1980, 1990. See also Nationalitylaw Examples of nationalitylaw .28Citizenship.29 in specific countries Examples of nationalitylaw Citizenship in specific countries External links http www.unhcr.org cgi bin texis vtx refworld rwmain?page search& docid 4b1e364c2& skip 0& query Iraqi Nationality UNHCR Guidance on NationalityLawNationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Iraqi law Category Politics of Iraq Category Human rights in Iraq ... more details
Image Coat of arms of Moldova.svg right 100px The Moldovan nationality l aw dates back from June 2, 2000 and was amended in 2001 . It is based upon the Constitution of Moldova articles 17, 18 and 19 . It is mainly based on Jus sanguinis . External links http www.legislationline.org topics country 14 topic 2 Texts of the Moldovan law on citizenship Moldova stub Nationality laws Category Moldovan law Category Nationalitylaw ru ... more details
Image MARPass.JPG 200px right Moroccan Passeport Morocco Moroccan nationalitylaw is the subject of the Moroccan Dahir decree of September 6, 1958, official Bulletin Number 2394. In general, Moroccan nationality is transmitted by Paternity law filiation father and mother or birth in Morocco. However ... blocks of the code are the following Nationality by filiation Since the last update, the Article 6 of the Moroccan code of nationality says a child born of a Moroccan father, or a child born of a Moroccan mother is a Moroccan citizen . Nationality by the effect of the law According to Article ... of the law into force is a Moroccan citizen article 9 . People who have obtained Moroccan nationality by the effect of the law can claim the same rights as a Moroccan having nationality of origin by filiation . Dual citizenship A person having a dual nationality does not lose Moroccan nationality. However, that can create problems for people who also have nationality of countries that do not allow their nationals to have multiple citizenship. Two cases are Japan Japanese nationalitylaw and South Korea South Korean nationalitylaw . Unlike Morocco, South Korea and Japan do not allow their nationals ... Category Nationalitylaw Category Moroccan law Category Politics of Morocco Category Human rights ... s recent Human rights in Morocco human rights reforms , most notably the Moroccan Family law family ... in the media. The code The code covering the Moroccan nationality was issued in 1958, two years after ... women will be able to transmit their nationality to children born of non Moroccan father. He asked ... sure that the suggested amendments tally with the Family Law. ref en icon http theseoultimes.com ST ?url ST db read.php?idx 2290 Kid of Alien Dad May Get Moroccan Nationality Seoul Times ref See also Nationalitylaw Examples of nationalitylaw .28Citizenship.29 in specific countries Examples of nationalitylaw Citizenship in specific countries Human rights in Morocco External links fr icon http ... more details
image Coat of arms of Bulgaria.svg right 200px Bulgarian nationalitylaw is governed by the Constitution of Bulgaria article 25 and 26 of 1991 and the citizenship law of 1999 with changes made in various years through to 2009 . It is mainly based on jus sanguinis however it is possible to obtain citizenship after 5 years of residence in Bulgaria . Every Bulgarian citizen is also a citizen of the European Union . Naturalisation is available on the basis of residence in certain types of status marriage or on the basis of origin or at the discretion of the government of Bulgaria to persons of merit. See also Portal box European Union Bulgaria Citizenship of the European Union Bulgarian passport Bulgarian identity card Uniform civil number External links http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 2896&less false Passages of the Constitution concerning the nationalitylaw http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 2830&less false Unofficial translation of the citizenship law http www.legislationline.org documents action popup id 6198 Citizenship Law of Bulgaria October 1968, as lastly amended in 1989 Nationality laws DEFAULTSORT Bulgarian NationalityLaw Category Nationalitylaw Category Bulgarian law bg lt Bulgarijos Respublikos pilietyb ... more details
File Flag of Azerbaijan.svg right thumb The flag of Azerbaijan The Azerbaijani nationalitylaw is a nationalitylaw which determines who is a citizen of Azerbaijan . Current law The current citizenship law is guided by the 1995 Constitution of Azerbaijan and, more importantly, the Law of Azerbaijan on Citizenship of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which was adopted on September 30, 1998. ref http www.coe.int t dghl standardsetting nationality National 20legislation AZERBAIJAN 20Law 20Citizenship ENG.pdf Law of Azerbaijan on Citizenship of the Republic of Azerbaijan ref It is based primarily on the principle of jus sanguinis . ref name citizenship http www.multiplecitizenship.com wscl ws AZERBAIJAN.html Azerbaijani law on citizenship ref It includes the right of citizenship for Azerbaijani refugees from Armenia and for ethnic Azerbaijanis from the rest of the world. Dual citizenship is not recognized by the Republic of Azerbaijan . ref name citizenship Nationality by birth Azerbaijan is a jus sanguinis state as opposed to jus soli state, meaning that it attributes citizenship by blood but not by location of birth. ref name citizenship However, Azerbaijani nationality is also defined by citizenship ... nationalitylaw provides provisions in which a person can automatically become a Azerbaijani citizen ... are unknown or stateless. ref name citizenship Dual nationality Azerbaijan does not allow dual citizenship ... citizenship is permitted by law. Likewise the recovery of Azerbaijani citizenship is also permitted by law, if the person renounces his or her foreign citizenship. References Reflist references External links http www.legislationline.org topics country 43 topic 2 Texts of the Azerbaijani law on citizenship http www.multiplecitizenship.com wscl ws AZERBAIJAN.html Azerbaijani law on citizenship Nationality laws DEFAULTSORT Azerbaijani NationalityLaw Category Nationalitylaw Category Azerbaijani law Azerbaijan stub law stub ... more details
The Immigration and NationalityLaw Review INLR is an internationally recognized annual law Academic journal journal , published by William S. Hein & Co., Inc., of New York . Overview Created in 1976, the INLR was originally a reprint journal that served the scholarly community as an anthology of the most seminal law review articles on immigration and nationality. It included legislative summaries and a limited number of original contributions. Since its move to the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1999 from Western New England College School of Law , the journal has substantially expanded to include student casenotes, comments, book reviews and essays. Today, the INLR is one of only two major student edited American law journals devoted exclusively to the study of immigration law, the other being the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal. The Journal publishes articles on timely issues .... The journal consists of original immigration and nationalitylaw articles, republications of immigration and nationalitylaw articles, and original student submissions which are selected for their excellence. While primarily focused on immigration law, which seeks to define who may enter and reside ... and NationalityLaw Review http www.wshein.com Catalog Product.aspx?sku 2253 INLR at William S. Hein & Co http www.wshein.com media Catalog 2 103280.pdf Immigration and NationalityLaw Review Brochure Category American law journals Category Article Feedback 5 ... and encompasses the related fields of constitutional and criminal law, human rights, international law, and ethnic conflict. Second and third year law students are responsible for coordinating ... addresses issues of nationality which considers the formal relationship between a citizen of a nation and the nation itself. Since immigration and nationality work together to delineate citizenship ..., immigration and nationality frequently implicate issues of race, gender, class, and national ... more details
pages.php?d 1&ids 1&idc 148&lang id 1 Citizenship law updated Aug. 2010 References reflist Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Romanian lawlaw stub Romania stub ro Legea cet eniei rom ne ... reveals that it is in fact a jus sanguinis nation. Keep in mind before editing. Romanian nationalitylaw is based on the 1991 Romania n Citizenship law. It is based on the social policy of jus sanguinis or right of blood , by which nationality or citizenship is not determined by place of birth ... in Romania are considered Romanian citizens until proven otherwise. ref Art. 5 of the Romanian nationalitylaw, Law no. 21 1991 republished in 2010. ref The law From Law 21, Art. 5. ref http www.romanianpassport.co.il english romanian citizenship law ref The children born from Romanian citizens on Romanian ... of naturalization and restoration of Romanian nationality Art. 10 of the Romanian nationalitylaw stipulates that Romanian nationality can be granted to the person who lost this nationality and requests its restoration, keeping his her foreign nationality... But having in mind that certain ... for automatic loss of their citizenship at obtaining the nationality of another country through ... his her foreign citizenship when restoring his her Romanian nationality. E.g. a Belgian subject who restored his her Romanian nationality before 9 June 2007 has ceased to be a Belgian subject since ... nationality before 1 April 2003, ref http www.minbuza.nl en services consular services dutch nationality acquiring a different nationality I would like to acquire another nationality , Dutch Department of Foreign Affairs. ref as well as for a Dutch subject who has restored his her Romanian nationality ... losing his her Dutch nationality when voluntarily obtaining another nationality. This does not constitute ..., paragraph 3 of Law No. 21 of 1991 with the subsequent changes and additions, republished, the nationals ... icnl multumiri.pdf Gratitude letter from the Nationality Service of the Romanian Justice Department ... more details
The Lebanese nationality is transmitted by Paternity law paternity father . However, this gives the right to Lebanese to transmit citizenship to their children and foreign wives. The code The code covering the Lebanese nationality was issued in 1926. Dual citizenship A person having a dual nationality does not lose Lebanese nationality according to the 1926 constitution. Citizenship requirements Children born to Lebanese fathers are entitled to Lebanese citizenship. Lebanon accepts the principle of dual citizenship. Acquiring another nationality does not result in losing the original Lebanese citizenship. Foreign wives of Lebanese husbands may apply and obtain Lebanese citizenship. They will become entitled to it one year after the marriage has been entered in the Civil Acts Register in Lebanon, provided they apply for it with their husband s approval. ref cite web url http www.lebanemb.org.au Consular Cvl Act.html Citizenship title Embassy of Lebanon, Canberra ref Reforms There is a public demand for giving the opportunity for Lebanese women to transmit their Lebanese nationality to their children and also to their husbands. ref cite web url http www.menassat.com ?q en news articles 6446 lebanese interior minister supports campaign my nationality right me and my famil title Lebanese women sue for naturalization rights date 28 April 2009 author Saseen Kawzally ref ref cite web url http www.nadinemoawad.com 2010 03 the lebanese nationalitylaw will pass today title The Lebanese NationalityLaw Will Pass Today date 7 March 2010 author Nadine Moawad ref Moreover, the Lebanese citizenship ... pdfid 44a24c6c4.pdf Decree No15 on Lebanese Nationality Category Nationalitylaw Category Lebanese law Category Politics of Lebanon Category Government of Lebanon Category Human rights in Lebanon lebanon stub Nationality laws ... deserve Lebanese nationality date 24 July 2008 author Maroun Khoury ref See also Lebanese passport ... more details
Iranian nationalitylaw contains principles of both jus sanguinis and jus soli . Children acquire nationality of Iran through their fathers, but not their mothers. ref harvnb UNICEF 2005 p 7 ref The full nationalitylaw is defined in Book 2 of the Civil Code of Iran, Articles 976 through 991. ref harvnb UNHCR 2009 ref Definition of Iranian nationals See also Iranian people Article 976 of the Civil Code of Iran defines who is an Iranian national ref harvnb UNICEF 2005 p 6 ref All persons residing in Iran except those whose foreign nationality is established the foreign nationality of such persons is considered to be established if their documents of nationality have not been objected to by the Iranian Government . Those born in Iran or outside whose fathers are Iranian people Iranian . Those born in Iran of unknown parentage. Persons born in Iran of foreign parents, one of whom was also born in Iran. Persons born in Iran of a father of foreign nationality who have resided at least one more year in Iran immediately after reaching the full age of 18 in other cases their naturalization as Iranian subjects will be subject to the stipulations for Iranian naturalization laid down by the law. Every woman of foreign nationality who marries an Iranian husband. Every foreign national who has obtained Iranian nationality. Multiple citizenship See also Iranian citizens abroad Article 977 of the Civil Code of Iran deals with multiple citizenship . As a consequence of Paragraphs 4 or 5 of Article 976, some Iranian minors may have multiple citizenship. If they wish to retain the non Iranian nationality after age 18, they have to inform Iran s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Iran Ministry of Foreign Affairs . ref harvnb UNICEF 2005 p 7 ref See also Portal Iran Iranian passport Notes Reflist References citation title Birth Registration in Iran An analysis of the state of relevant laws in Iran ... Nationality laws Category Iranian law Category Nationalitylaw ... more details
married to a Colombian citizen or who has Colombian children. Dual nationality Colombian nationalitylaw acknowledges that a Colombian by birth or by naturalization can also possess Multiple citizenship another nationality . Colombians who acquired Colombian nationality by birth cannot be deprived of it under any circumstances, so acquiring another nationality does not in itself result in the loss of Colombian nationality. A person who renounced their Colombian nationality may recover it later. Colombian citizenship As in most other Latin American countries, Colombia law differentiates between nationality and citizenship . Nationality is the attribute of the person in international law ... reflist 2 Nationality laws Colombia topics DEFAULTSORT Colombian NationalityLaw Category Colombian law Category Nationalitylaw es Nacionalidad colombiana ...File Flag of Colombia.svg thumb 200px Colombian flag Colombian nationality is typically obtained by birth in Colombia , birth abroad when at least one parent was born in Colombia, or by naturalization, after five years of permanent residence and meeting specific requirements. ref cite web language spanish url http www.gobiernoenlinea.gov.co tramite.aspx?traID 21 title Obtenci n de la nacionalidad colombiana por adopci n publisher Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Colombian accessdate 13 October 2010 ref It is defined in the 96th article of the Constitution of Colombia and the 1st Act of 2002. ref cite web language spanish url http www.secretariasenado.gov.co senado basedoc cp acto legislativo ... de Colombia accessdate 13 October 2010 ref Nationality by birth Everyone born in Colombia acquires Colombian nationality, as long as at least one parent is either a Colombian citizen or resident in Colombia ... for non residents . Nationality by naturalization A person who has lived in Colombia as a permanent ... i.e. those that hold the Colombian nationality that have certain rights and responsibilities before ... more details
country s laws, such as for Japanese Citizens. See also Nationalitylaw Passport Multiple citizenship ...?OpenDocument Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Relations in Spanish Peru stub Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Peruvian legislation Nationalitylaw Category Peruvian society ...Politics of Peru According to the Peruvian Constitution and nationality legislation passed in 1996 as well as an executive order declared in 1997, Peruvian nationality can be passed by birth via jus soli or by registration if born overseas and duly registered at a Peruvian embassy or consulate before the child reaches 18 years of age. In addition, infants or minor children found abandoned on Peruvian territory are assumed to be Peruvian citizens . This is consistent with the nationalitylaw of most countries of the Americas . Those children born overseas to Peruvian mothers or fathers who were not registered before reaching 18 years of age can acquire Peruvian nationality by choice if A petition is made to the Directorate of Naturalizations and Immigration DIGEMIN . For this the petitioner must be resident in the Republic of Peru . Foreigners can also acquire Peruvian nationality, including Minor children born overseas to foreign parents who, having lived in the territory of the republic since five years of age, can elect to acquire Peruvian nationality at 18 years of age. Foreigners married to Peruvian spouses may acquire Peruvian nationality after two years of marriage and domicile in Peru. Dual or Multiple Nationality In common with many other Ibero American countries, Peru s 1993 constitution explicitly states that nationals of Latin American countries and Spain do not lose their nationality upon acquiring Peruvian citizenship many Latin American countries and Spain have similar reciprocal laws . In practice, Multiple citizenship is acknowledged and accepted by Peru and its consular and diplomatic staff. Naturalization A person who has 2 years of legal residency in Peru ... more details
for election. References reflist Nationality laws Category Tongan law Category Nationalitylaw ...Image Flag of Tonga.svg right 200px Nationality and citizenship in the Tonga Kingdom of Tonga are currently defined and regulated by the Nationality Amendment Act 2007 . Obtention of citizenship Tonga s Constitution ref http www.paclii.org cgi paclii disp.pl to legis consol act cot238 cot238.html?query cot238 Constitution of Tonga 1875 ref does not include a specific clause on nationality or citizenship. However, clause 29 pertains to naturalisation Any foreigner after he has resided in the Kingdom for the space of five years or more may with the consent of House of Tupou the King take the oath of allegiance and he may be granted Letters of Naturalization and all naturalized subjects shall have the same rights and privileges as native born subjects of Tonga with the exception that they shall not be entitled to the rights of hereditary tax allotments. British subjects Specific legislation, therefore, defines nationality and citizenship. The most recent piece of legislation, in 2007 , was the Nationality Amendment Act , designed to revoke the ban on dual citizenship. At present, Tongan nationality may be obtained by birth in Tonga to a Tongan parent, by birth abroad to a Tongan parent ... Tongan nationality, even if he or she also has the nationality of his or her country of birth. ref http www.tongareview.com Resource.aspx?ID 4366 A Bill for an Act to Amend the Nationality Act , section 4 ref In February 2008, two former Tongan citizens who had lost their Tongan nationality by obtaining the nationality of other countries one had become an United States American , the other an Australia n were the first to re obtain Tongan nationality through application on the basis of the 2007 Nationality Amendment Act ref http www.pmo.gov.to artman publish article 551.shtml First Tongans to Reclaim ... ref http www.tongareview.com Resource.aspx?ID 4366 A Bill for an Act to Amend the Nationality Act ... more details
Image Coat of arms Grand Duchy of Luxembourg small.png right 125px The Luxembourgian nationalitylaw is ruled by the Constitution of Luxembourg . The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a member state of the European Union and, as such, its citizens are also Citizenship of the European Union EU citizens . Since 1 January 2009, Luxembourg allows dual citizenship. ref Cite document url http www.luxembourg usa.org consular6.shtml title Dual Citizenship publisher Embassy of Luxemburg publication place Washington, D.C. accessdate 2009 02 12 postscript Bot inserted parameter. Either remove it or change its value to . for the cite to end in a . , as necessary. inconsistent citations ref Since then, a lot of Belgians made use of the new law to adopt Belgian Luxembourgish citizenship, especially Belgians living in Arelerland , a part of the Belgian province of Luxembourg Belgium Luxembourg at the border with the Grand Duchy. ref cite news language Dutch url http www.deredactie.be permalink 1.946200 title Veel Belgen willen ook Luxemburger worden date 2011 01 21 accessdate 2011 01 22 ref You can request the Luxembourgian nationality through naturalisation , if you are at least 18 years old you have lived there for 7 consecutive years previously 5 you pass an exam testing your knowledge of the Luxembourgish language you follow courses of civic instruction about Luxembourgian institutions, law, ... References references External links fr icon http www.mj.public.lu Luxembourg s Ministry of Justice website fr icon http www.mj.public.lu nationalite index.html About the new nationalitylaw http www.legislationline.org legislation.php?tid 11&lid 1041&less false Part of the Constitution about the citizenship rules See also Luxembourgian passport Nationality laws DEFAULTSORT Luxembourgian NationalityLaw Category Nationalitylaw Category Luxembourgian law it Cittadinanza lussemburghese ... more details
refimprove date September 2011 The Egyptian NationalityLaw is based on a mixture the principles of Jus ... their residence in Egypt until the present law comes into force. Those who on the 22nd of February 1958 were enjoying the Egyptian nationality according to the provisions of law no. 391 for 1956 concerning Egyptian nationality. Those who have acquired the United Arab Republic nationality pursuant to the provisions of Law no. 82 for 1958 concerning United Arab Republic UAR nationality By birth, from ... Egyptians under nationality laws issued prior to law No. 82 for 1958, then forfeited their nationality and restored it later or it has been restored to them under Law No. 82 referred to herein before. A Foreign woman who has acquired the nationality of the United Arab Republic, under the provisions of Law No. 82 for 1958 referred to before, either through marriage to someone regarded as Egyptian ... law requires that those who apply for another nationality inform appropriate Egyptian officials. Egyptians ... laws Category Nationalitylaw Category Egyptian law Category Politics of Egypt Category Human ... region of the United Arab Republic, or if the United Arab Republic UAR nationality has ... of that item, or because her foreign husband has acquired the Egyptian nationality. Birth in Egypt ... whose nationality is unknown or who is stateless at the time of birth. Those who were born ... mother, and of an unknown father, or a stateless father, or a father whose nationality is unknown, if he choses the Egyptian nationality, within one year from the date he comes of age, provided he ... by the Minister. To whoever belongs to an Egyptian origin whenever he applies for Egyptian nationality ... he submits the application Egyptian origin means for the requirements of this law any Egyptian ... nationality, if one of his ancestors or the ancestors of the husband was born in Egypt. By Marriage ... may issue a justified decree depriving the wife from acquiring the Egyptian nationality, before ... more details
Serbian nationalitylaw defines who is legally a Citizenship citizen of Serbia . File Flag of Serbia.svg border right 200px In 2004 the National Assembly of Serbia passed a nationalitylaw, which states that any foreign national with Serbian descent, is eligible for attaining Serbian citizenship. The Law also allows Multiple citizenship dual citizenship , meaning that a person can retain his or her old citizenship and still get a Serbian one, as long as his or her own country allows dual citizenship as well. ref cite web url http www.bgcentar.org.rs index.php?option com phocadownload&view category&id 1 usvojeni zakoni&download 213 zakon o drzavljanstvu republike srbije&start 40&Itemid 54 title Zakon o dr avljanstvu Republike Srbije language Serbian ref The 2007 amendments, made ethnic Serbs residing outside Serbia eligible for citizenship. These amendments, adopted after the Montenegrin independence referendum, 2006 also allowed citizens of Montenegro living in Serbia to receive citizenship, if they submit the request within a 5 year period. ref cite web url http www.mzd.gov.rs lat download dokumenti zakonodrzavljanstvu.pdf title Izmene zakona o dr avljanstvu language Serbian ref Acquisition of citizenship Acquiring citizenship by descent Acquiring citizenship by birth in the territory of Serbia Acquiring citizenship by admission naturalization Termination of citizenship Termination of citizenship by release Termination of citizenship by renunciation Reacquisition of citizenship by the Republic of Serbia See also Citizenship Nationalitylaw Serbian passport References Reflist External links http www.pregled rs.rs content.php?id 848&lang en Law on Citizenship of the Republic of Serbia Serbia stub Nationality laws Category Nationalitylaw Serbian citizenship Category Serbian law it Cittadinanza serba sr ... more details
Japanese nationality. ref Citation url http search.japantimes.co.jp member member.html?fl20050719zg.htm title Strict enforcement of ill conceived clause in Japan s NationalityLaw threatens ... UPDATE Japan top court strikes down nationalitylaw title UPDATE Japan top court strikes down nationalitylaw publisher Philippine Daily Inquirer date 30 October 2008 author Agence France Presse accessdate 30 October 2008 ref However, Japan s Supreme Court ruled in 2008 that denying nationality to children born out of wedlock to foreign mothers is unconstitutional. ref name PDI20080604 Dual nationality ... information tnl 01.html The NationalityLaw , Ministry of Justice of Japan. ref ref Ito, Masami ... of Justice The NationalityLaw in English ref Continuous residence in Japan for five years or more ... made to the NationalityLaw in 1985, Articles 14 and 15 require any person who holds multiple ..., Iran ian nationals cannot renounce their Iranian nationalitylaw Iranian nationality until ... Category Japanese lawNationality Category Nationalitylaw Category Ethnic issues in Japan it Cittadinanza ... 2011 Japanese nationality is a legal designation and set of rights granted to those people who have met the federal criteria for citizenship by parentage or by naturalization. Nationality is in the jurisdiction of the Minister of Justice and is generally governed by the NationalityLaw of 1950. Nationality by birth Japan is a jus sanguinis state as opposed to jus soli state, meaning that it attributes ... but not by descent. Article 2 of the Nationality Act provides three situations in which a person ... is born on Japanese soil and both parents are unknown or stateless A system for acquiring nationality ... can acquire Japanese nationality, so long as the child has not reached the age of 20. Japanese nationalitylaw effective from 1985 has been that if the parents are not married at the time of birth ... citizenship, that person will not forfeit Japanese nationality by retaining the foreign citizenship ... more details
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