Nationality law (Ajax)

This is a summary of nationality laws of nations in Ajax.

Summary of nationality laws

Nation		Acquisition by birth	Acquisition by descent	Acquisition by marriage	Acquisition by naturalization	Multiple nationality permitted
Allamunnic States		Persons born in the Allamunnic States: to a parent holding Allamunnic citizenship to two legal permanent residents of the Allamunnic States stateless, refugee, or otherwise lacking in other national allegiance. are considered legal Allamunnic nationals and have rights to legal residency. In order to become a full Allamunnic citizen, a natural-born Allamunnic national must successfully apply for citizenship and pass a National Basic Civics Assessment (NBCA).	Persons who are: Conditions born to at least one citizen by birth or descent. born to two citizens by marriage or naturalization. minors under the age of 8 adopted by Allamunnic citizens. are considered legal permanent residents or Allamunnic nationals. In order to become a full Allamunnic citizen, they must successfully apply for citizenship and pass a National Basic Civics Assessment (NBCA).	5 years of legal residency at time of petition for citizenship. Must apply for citizenship and pass a National Basic Civics Assessment (NBCA).	Conditions Ten years of continuous legal residency at time of petition for citizenship. Permanent residency typically granted after 3 years of continuous legal residence. Period may be reduced for those with refugee status or those with noteworthy skills which make them a national asset. Holder of permanent residency at time of petition for citizenship. Must pass an extensive written test regarding rights, responsibilities, and traditions of Allamunnic citizenship, Allamunnic culture, traditions, and heritage (NBCA, see above).	Yes, although restrictions and conditions apply. Conditions the foreign citizenship is obtained by birth, descent, or marriage. Naturalization in a foreign country without a prior exemption results in the revocation of Allamunnic citizenship. the foreign citizenship is obtained by naturalization with permission for an exemption from the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Belfras		Persons born in Belfras: to a parent holding Belfrasian citizenship to a parent granted extraordinary residency status	Belfrasian citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Belfrasian citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Belfrasian citizenship not by descent at least one parent has Belfrasian citizenship not by naturalization a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Belfrasian citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Latin citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 5 adopted by a married couple with Belfrasian citizenship.	5 years of continuous legal residence or indefinite right to remain (and having no prior immigration restrictions at time of application)	Naturalization conditions 10 years continuous legal residence (Permanent residency granted after 5) Continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals serving in the Belfrasian Armed Forces Continuous residency may be reduced to 5 years for individuals with exceptional skills Holder of permanent residency at time of application Shows sufficient level of knowledge of Belfrasian culture, people and Basic-II level of Latin in verbal/non-verbal exam	Yes
Eagleland		Persons born in the Eagleland: to a parent holding Eaglelander citizenship or nationality.	Eaglelander nationality is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one Eaglelander national by birth or descent. born to two citizens by marriage or naturalization. minors under the age of 10 years and six months adopted by Eaglelander nationals. Eaglelander Nationality may be passed down from the one generation to the next indefinitely. As long as either of the three criteria are fulfilled, the place of birth is irrelevant.	3 years of legal residency at time of petition for citizenship, however the marriage must remain for at least 2 of these 3 years.	Conditions Eight years of continuous legal residency at time of petition for citizenship. Permanent residency typically granted after 2 years of continuous legal residence. Period may be reduced to 7 years for those with refugee status and/or are stateless. Period may be reduced by a year for those who have completed an integration course. Period may be reduced by a year to those who have attained C2 level in Hellenic, according to the the Common Belisarian Language Level Framework. Period may be reduced by a year to those who have attained C2 level in Illyrian, according to the the Common Belisarian Language Level Framework. Foreign nationals who have served in the Eagleland Armed Forces for four years are eligible for Eaglelander Nationality from the fourth year of their service onwards. Eligibility continues even after a discharge, should a time period of twelve months after an honourable discharge post discharge not be exceeded. Foreign nationals who are dishonourably discharged from the Eagleland Armed Forces over felony offences lose their eligibility to apply for Eaglelander Nationality under this condition. Holder of permanent residency at time of petition for citizenship. Must pass a test regarding the Eaglelander Political System, Society, and Culture. Based on the Common Belisarian Language Level Framework, candidates must speak Hellenic at the B2 level and Illyrian at the B1 level at the time of the application. Male and female applicants must be prepared to serve in the Eagleland Armed Forces should national severe defence needs arise and hence conscription is reinstated. No felony offences must have been committed over the entire course of the person's residence in the Eagleland. Furthermore, the Ministry of Public Order must consent to the naturalisation of the person in question, hence a background check will be conducted.	Yes, although the following restrictions and conditions apply: Conditions Nationals of countries hostile to the Eaglelander Republic must renounce their old nationality prior to the acquisition of Eaglelander nationality. Eaglelander nationals who are employed at a foreign government organisation hostile to the Eaglelander republic and its interests, should they fail to sever their employment relationship with said employer, automatically lose their nationality at the command of the Minister of Public Order. The order is irrevocable and such persons are banned from reapplying for Eaglelander nationality for 20 years. The decision may, however, be challenged before a court of law. Persons who have lost Eaglelander nationality due to high treason may never be naturalised as Eaglelander nationals again. Their offspring will require explicit permission from the President of the Republic to lodge their naturalisation requests. Furthermore, they must renounce their old nationality before doing so. Pertaining all of the above: for nationals of countries that do not allow a renunciation of nationality and are hostile to the Eaglelander Republic Eaglelander citizenship is granted but all travel and communication (electronic or any other form thereof) to such countries will be prohibited for as long as relations between both countries remain as such.
Ecclesiastical State		Persons born in Fabria: to a parent holding Fabrian citizenship to foundlings are stateless	Fabrian citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Fabrian citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Fabrian citizenship not by naturalization adhere to Fabrian Catholicism secure Grade III classification in the Diocese Status Record	2 years of continuous legal residence adhere to Fabrian Catholicism (for at least 1 year at time of application secure Grade II classification in the Dicoese Status Record	Naturalization conditions 10 years continuous legal residence continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals that served in the Ecclesiastical Army of Christ continuous residency may be waived for individuals that serve in or are active members of any Order Militants minor children under the age of 10 adopted by Fabrian citizens adhere to Fabrian Catholicism (for at least 4 years at time of application) secure Grade I classification in the Diocese Status Record	Yes
Template:Country data Fakolana		Persons born in Fakolana who: have a parent holding Fakolan citizenship are stateless are foundlings are refugees	Fakolan citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions at least one parent with Fakolan citizenship at time of birth a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Fakolan citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Fakolan citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 6 adopted by a Fakolan national	5 years of continuous legal residence of which 2 years must be married	Naturalization conditions 6 years continuous legal residence (permanent residency typically granted after 5 years) can be reduced to 3 years to Persons who have completed post-secondary educational coursework of at least 4 years in a Fakolan university Persons who have contributed exceptional skills (civil, scientific, economic, cultural, sports) can be reduced to 1 year for citizens of Latium holder of permanent residency at the time of application Show sufficient knowledge of Fakolana, its culture, language, people and pass an entrance exam or pass Latin Hellenic language competency testing. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Latin is required to gain citizenship. These language requirements are typically required to obtain permanent residency if not already a Belisarian citizen.	Yes
Ghant		Persons born in Ghant: to a parent holding Ghantish citizenship	Ghantish citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Ghantish citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Ghantish citizenship not by naturalization	12 years of continuous legal residence or indefinite right to remain (and having no prior immigration restrictions at time of application)	Naturalization conditions 12 years continuous legal residence (Permanent residency granted after 6) Holder of permanent residency at time of application show sufficient knowledge of Ghant, its culture, language, people and pass an entrance exam or pass Ghantish language competency testing. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Ghantish is required to gain citizenship. These language requirements are typically required to obtain permanent residency.	Yes
Latium		Persons born in Latium: to a parent holding Latin citizenship	Latin citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Latin citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Latin citizenship not by descent at least one parent has Latin citizenship not by naturalization a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Latin citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Latin citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 5 adopted by a married couple with Latin citizenship	4 years of continuous legal residence or indefinite right to remain (and having no prior immigration restrictions at time of application)	Naturalization conditions 9 years continuous legal residence (permanent residency typically granted after 5 years) continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals that served in the Latin Armed Forces continuous residency may be reduced to 4 years for individual that contribute exceptional skills (civil, scientific, economic, cultural) holder of permanent residency at the time of application show sufficient knowledge of Latium, its culture, language, people and pass an entrance exam or pass Latin language competency testing. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Latin is required to gain citizenship. These language requirements are typically required to obtain permanent residency if not already a Belisarian citizen, or a Belfrasian citizen or a Fakolanan citizen.	No, unless: Conditions the foreign citizenship is obtained by birth (binational parents [one Latin, one foreign] or birth in a jus-soli country) the foreign citizenship is of a BC country, or Belfras or Fakolana and obtained by naturalization the foreign citizenship is obtained by naturalization and permission has been granted by the Home Department born in Latium to at least one legal permanent resident and grown up there. The foreign parents born and grown up abroad must not have dual citizenship themselves.
Lihnidos		Persons born in Lihnidos: to a parent holding Lihnidosi citizenship who are foundlings	Lihnidosi citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one individual who holds Lihnidosi citizenship at the time of birth a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Lihnidosi citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Lihnidosi citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minors under the age of 6 adopted by Lihnidosi citizens	5 years of continuous legal residency, of which three must be during the marriage If the marriage is ended within two years of citizenship being granted, citizenship may be revoked	Naturalization conditions 5 years of continuous legal residency (permanent residency typically granted after 4 years) Continuous residency may be reduced to 2 years for individuals who serve in the Lihnidosi Armed Forces Continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals who have completed four years of post-secondary education coursework at a Lihnidosi university or who show exceptional skill in a field deemed to be beneficial to Lihnidos holder of permanent residency at time of petition for citizenship. Must pass an entrance to citizenship exam that covers knowledge of Lihnidosi culture, history, people, and values. Must also show proficiency in either the Hellenic or Latin language, both written and verbal. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Hellenic or Latin is required to gain citizenship. These language requirements are typically required to obtain permanent residency if not already a Belisarian citizen. Must not have any felony charges during the entire duration of residency in Lihnidos.	No, unless: Conditions the foreign citizenship is obtained by birth the foreign citizenship is of a BC country and obtained by naturalization permission is granted by the Ministry of the Interior
Mutul		Persons born in the Mutul: to a parent holding Mutul citizenship	K'uhun status is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one K'uhun at time of birth a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain K'uhun status by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on K'uhun status by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 9 adopted by a K'uhun	Marriage does not grant K'uhun status. Only convertion to the Sak Be and swearing obedience to the K'uhul Ajaw can grant it.	Naturalization conditions Convertion to the Sak Be faith	No, unless: Conditions permission is granted by the K'uhul Ajaw
Seredinia		Persons born in Seredinia: to a parent holding Seredinian citizenship to two legal permanent residents of Seredinia stateless, refugee, or otherwise lacking in other national allegiance	Seredinian citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Seredinian citizenship at time of birth a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Seredinian citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Seredinian citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 10 adopted by a married or partnered couple with Seredinian citizenship	4 years of continuous legal residence or indefinite right to remain (and having no prior immigration restrictions at time of application)	Naturalization conditions 8 years continuous legal residence (permanent residency typically granted after 3 years) continuous residency may be reduced to 7 years for individuals that are citizens of Angrast Accord nations continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals that served in the Seredinian Armed Forces continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals that contribute exceptional skills (civil, scientific, economic, cultural) holder of permanent residency at the time of application show sufficient knowledge of Seredinia, its culture, language, people and pass an entrance exam or pass Velik or other national language competency testing. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Velik or other acceptable major languages is required to gain citizenship.	Yes
Sydalon		Persons born in Sydalon: to a parent holding Sydalene citizenship to foundlings are stateless	Sydalene citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Sydalene citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Sydalene citizenship not by naturalization adhere to Fabrian Catholicism	2 years of continuous legal residence adhere to Fabrian Catholicism (for at least 1 year at time of application	Naturalization conditions 10 years continuous legal residence continuous residency may be reduced to 3 years for individuals that served in the Sydalene Defense Forces continuous residency may be waived for individuals that serve in or are active members of the Order of the Holy Lance minor children under the age of 10 adopted by Sydalene citizens adhere to Fabrian Catholicism (for at least 4 years at time of application) pass an entrance exam	Yes
Vannois		Persons born in Vannois: to a parent holding Vannoisian citizenship	Vannoisian citizenship is acquired by descent under one of the following conditions: Conditions born to at least one parent with Vannoisian citizenship at time of birth at least one parent has Vannoisian citizenship not by descent at least one parent has Vannoisian citizenship not by naturalization a person naturalizing to a foreign state loses the ability to obtain Vannoisian citizenship by descent (if not already claimed) or to pass on Vannoisian citizenship by descent to his or her children after foreign naturalization minor children under the age of 5 adopted by a married couple with Vannoisian citizenship	8 years of continuous legal residence or indefinite right to remain (and having no prior immigration restrictions at time of application)	Naturalization conditions 10 years continuous legal residence (permanent residency typically granted after 5 years) continuous residency may be reduced to 9 years for individuals that are citizens of BC nations continuous residency may be reduced to 5 years for individuals that served in the Vannoisian Armed Forces continuous residency may be reduced to 5 years for individual that contribute exceptional skills (civil, scientific, economic, cultural) holder of permanent residency at the time of application show sufficient knowledge of Vannois, its culture, language, people and pass an entrance exam or pass Audonais language competency testing. There are no exemptions granted on the basis of language, and passable knowledge of Audonais is required to gain citizenship. These language requirements are typically required to obtain permanent residency if not already a Belisarian citizen.	No, unless: Conditions the foreign citizenship is obtained by birth (binational parents [one Vannoisian, one foreign] or birth in a jus-soli country) the foreign citizenship is of a BC country the foreign citizenship is obtained by naturalization and permission has been granted by the Ministry of the Interior