Guide to Citizenship - Revision history

Captain Gecko: /* Izweski Hegemony */

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Izweski Hegemony

Triogenix at 14:04, 16 August 2025

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WhatsUpBrotendo: soc cred

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soc cred

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	*Must go through a rigorous series of background checks, civics knowledge tests, and a personality interview with a 90% or above approval rating.		*Must go through a rigorous series of background checks, civics knowledge tests, and a personality interview with a 90% or above approval rating.
	*During the application process, applicants will be given a probation officer to liaise with who will monitor their activity. Behaviour that is deemed unacceptable by Federation standards will invalidate your application. This probationary period will continue for up to two years after citizenship/residency is received.		*During the application process, applicants will be given a probation officer to liaise with who will monitor their activity. Behaviour that is deemed unacceptable by Federation standards will invalidate your application. This probationary period will continue for up to two years after citizenship/residency is received.
	*C'thur and Diona receive the same citizenship as Skrell due to their status as integrated secondary species, and other species receive a 'Non-Secondary Species' variant citizenship that comes with a fixed [[Nralakk_Federation#Uncategorised\|Social ~~Credit System~~]] category. Those with residency are given the same ~~SCS~~ category. IPC's are illegal within the Federation.		*C'thur and Diona receive the same citizenship as Skrell due to their status as integrated secondary species, and other species receive a 'Non-Secondary Species' variant citizenship that comes with a fixed [[Nralakk_Federation#Uncategorised\|Social Compatability Index]] category. Those with residency are given the same SCI category. IPC's are illegal within the Federation.
	*Nralakk citizenship cannot be renounced by Skrell, as the Federation considers all Skrell to be citizens. Other species can renounce their citizenship; the individual will be banned from travelling within the Nralakk Federation until they undergo a mandatory [[Nralakk_Federation#Tertiary_Numericals\|rehabilitation programme]]. The individual will also be put on [[Nralakk_Federation#Public_Display\|public display]].		*Nralakk citizenship cannot be renounced by Skrell, as the Federation considers all Skrell to be citizens. Other species can renounce their citizenship; the individual will be banned from travelling within the Nralakk Federation until they undergo a mandatory [[Nralakk_Federation#Tertiary_Numericals\|rehabilitation programme]]. The individual will also be put on [[Nralakk_Federation#Public_Display\|public display]].
	*Some nations offer protections to native-born Skrell, but not to those born in the Federation; in the Coalition of Colonies this varies by planet, and the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within the Republic to be enlisted or have been enlisted with the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion. For more details, see below.		*Some nations offer protections to native-born Skrell, but not to those born in the Federation; in the Coalition of Colonies this varies by planet, and the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within the Republic to be enlisted or have been enlisted with the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion. For more details, see below.
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	All Skrell throughout the Orion Spur are considered citizens by the Nralakk Federation, and the Federation encourages Skrell born outside of its borders to take advantage of this; all Skrell are eligible to apply for a Federation passport, be enrolled in the Social ~~Credit System~~, and officially become citizens of the Federation. This also comes with its own drawbacks, however, as Skrell born outside the Federation may have protections against official actions by the Nralakk Federation, such as deportation, but officially becoming a Federation citizen puts these Skrell in the same position as those born within the Federation. This policy is at least partially recognised by the other nations of the Spur; the [[Sol Alliance]], as a result of its ties to the Nralakk Federation and its xenophobic attitude, is well-known for supporting this policy, while the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion before being offered the same protection as its native Skrell citizens, encouraging Skrell refugees from the Federation to enlist. The Coalition of Colonies has no official policy; protections will vary by member planet.		All Skrell throughout the Orion Spur are considered citizens by the Nralakk Federation, and the Federation encourages Skrell born outside of its borders to take advantage of this; all Skrell are eligible to apply for a Federation passport, be enrolled in the Social Compatability Index, and officially become citizens of the Federation. This also comes with its own drawbacks, however, as Skrell born outside the Federation may have protections against official actions by the Nralakk Federation, such as deportation, but officially becoming a Federation citizen puts these Skrell in the same position as those born within the Federation. This policy is at least partially recognised by the other nations of the Spur; the [[Sol Alliance]], as a result of its ties to the Nralakk Federation and its xenophobic attitude, is well-known for supporting this policy, while the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion before being offered the same protection as its native Skrell citizens, encouraging Skrell refugees from the Federation to enlist. The Coalition of Colonies has no official policy; protections will vary by member planet.
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Noble Row at 18:58, 25 August 2024

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	*Residency Visas last 10 years. One must reapply at the end of the period.		*Residency Visas last 10 years. One must reapply at the end of the period.

			==[[Golden Deep]]==
			===Visa Requirements===

			*Non-Synthetics can apply but for only monthly visas, and only while sponsored by a merchant or higher class of citizen.

			*A fee of 500 credits or equivalent for the application process.

			*Pass a financial credit check based off of current station, residency, and citizenship.

			*Pass a background check to verify employment and reasoning for entry.

			===Citizenship Requirements===

			*Non-Synthetics cannot become citizens unless holding familial ties to an existing citizen.

			*Must be able to speak the Encoded Audio Language. Packages can be offered for sale. Organics exempt.

			*Pass a Financial Responsibility Exam.

			*Must have no unreasonable debt, if debt exists, must be sponsored by a Merchant or higher class of citizen to help organize a debt payment plan.

			*Pass a background check that requires the submittal or declaration of criminal and financial records.

Caelphon: /* Citizenship */

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Citizenship

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	* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. Allows any other dual citizenships.		* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. Allows any other dual citizenships.
	* A ceremony where you pledge loyalty to Tau Ceti.		* A ceremony where you pledge loyalty to Tau Ceti.
	* Dionae have additional requirements that need to be met to apply for citizenship. ~~They can~~ be ~~found~~, ~~[[Dionae Intergration\|here]]~~		* Dionae have additional requirements that need to be met to apply for citizenship. Dionae must be chipped, and register their gestalts with the Republic of Biesel. Mergings and splittings are not regulated by statute, but instead by employment contracts.

	=== Note ===		=== Note ===

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	*Dependents must be cited. Failure to cite dependents will result in a denial of the application.		*Dependents must be cited. Failure to cite dependents will result in a denial of the application.

	==[[~~The~~ Eternal Republic of the Ekane]]==		==[[Eternal Republic of the Ekane]]==
	===Visa Requirements===		===Visa Requirements===

Caelphon: /* Citizenship */

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Citizenship

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	*Must have lived in the Federation for no less than five years.		*Must have lived in the Federation for no less than five years.
	*Must be able to read Nral'Malic at the minimum. If applicants are biologically unable to speak Nral'Malic, an on-person translator or translator implant is enough.		*Must be able to read Nral'Malic at the minimum. If applicants are biologically unable to speak Nral'Malic, an on-person translator or translator implant is enough.
	*Does not allow dual citizenship ~~except with the [[Epsilon_Ursae_Minoris\|Co-operative Territories of Epsilon Ursea Minoris]]~~. Applicants who wish to keep their citizenship are able to apply for residency.		*Does not allow dual citizenship. Applicants who wish to keep their citizenship are able to apply for residency.
	*Applicants applying for residency must live in the Nralakk Federation and have gainful employment and/or be enrolled in school, either through existing programmes or as an individual.		*Applicants applying for residency must live in the Nralakk Federation and have gainful employment and/or be enrolled in school, either through existing programmes or as an individual.
	*Must pledge allegiance to the Federation and must forswear any previous morals or activities that are considered negatives by the Federation. Only applies to citizenship applications.		*Must pledge allegiance to the Federation and must forswear any previous morals or activities that are considered negatives by the Federation. Only applies to citizenship applications.

Caelphon at 07:04, 8 April 2024

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	All Skrell throughout the Orion Spur are considered citizens by the Nralakk Federation, and the Federation encourages Skrell born outside of its borders to take advantage of this; all Skrell are eligible to apply for a Federation passport, be enrolled in the Social Credit System, and officially become citizens of the Federation. This also comes with its own drawbacks, however, as Skrell born outside the Federation may have protections against official actions by the Nralakk Federation, such as deportation, but officially becoming a Federation citizen puts these Skrell in the same position as those born within the Federation. This policy is at least partially recognised by the other nations of the Spur; the [[Sol Alliance]], as a result of its ties to the Nralakk Federation and its xenophobic attitude, is well-known for supporting this policy, while the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion before being offered the same protection as its native Skrell citizens, encouraging Skrell refugees from the Federation to enlist. The Coalition of Colonies has no official policy; protections will vary by member planet.		All Skrell throughout the Orion Spur are considered citizens by the Nralakk Federation, and the Federation encourages Skrell born outside of its borders to take advantage of this; all Skrell are eligible to apply for a Federation passport, be enrolled in the Social Credit System, and officially become citizens of the Federation. This also comes with its own drawbacks, however, as Skrell born outside the Federation may have protections against official actions by the Nralakk Federation, such as deportation, but officially becoming a Federation citizen puts these Skrell in the same position as those born within the Federation. This policy is at least partially recognised by the other nations of the Spur; the [[Sol Alliance]], as a result of its ties to the Nralakk Federation and its xenophobic attitude, is well-known for supporting this policy, while the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion before being offered the same protection as its native Skrell citizens, encouraging Skrell refugees from the Federation to enlist. The Coalition of Colonies has no official policy; protections will vary by member planet.
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			==[[The Consortium\|Consortium of Hieroaetheria]]==
			===Visa Requirements===

			*An application fee of 500 Credits for non-priority work visas. 350 Credits for priority work visas. They last between 36 to 60 months, depending on what a person opts for.

			*An application fee of 350 Credits for visitor visas. These typically last for 6 months.

			*Background checks will be done for every visa.

			===Citizenship Requirements===

			*Must have lived in the Consortium, for a continuous period, of at least 5 years.

			*Must be able to fluently engage in either Rootsong, Tau Ceti Basic or Nral’malic.

			*An application fee of 5000 Credits must be paid; or must show gainful employment within the Consortium for a period of no less than 24 months.

			*Vigorous background checks and interviews, depending on the background checks, can expect between 1 to 3 interviews.

			*Dependents must be cited. Failure to cite dependents will result in a denial of the application.

			==[[The Eternal Republic of the Ekane]]==
			===Visa Requirements===

			*Non-Dionae will not be issued Visas.

			*Dionae that wish to visit the Eternal Republic must undergo several interviews with religious authorities, and provide proof of their reason to visit.

			*There is no application fee.

			=== Citizenship Requirements ===

			*Non-Dionae will not be awarded Citizenship or Residency.

			*Must provide proof of a Dionae’s belief in the Eternal, one of the three branches.

			*Must provide proof of being able to acquire gainful employment within the Eternal Republic.

			*Must have resided within the Eternal Republic for a period of no less than 5 years.

			*Undergo a religious ceremony in which they pledge faith to the Eternal, and forsake any existing Citizenship.

			==[[Union of Gla%27orr]]==
			===Visa Requirements===

			*Non-Dionae may only apply to visit the Union of Gla’orr, but only for a period of a week. They must also explain fully their reason for visiting and must fulfil the application fee of 10,000 Hieroaetherian Vines to do so.

			*There is only one type of visa offered by the Union for Dionae, a Residency Visa. It encompasses the ability to visit, reside and work within the Union. One must undergo extensive background checks and interviews to acquire one. The application fee is 3000 Hieroaetherian Vines.

			===Citizenship Requirements===

			*Non-Dionae cannot become citizens, or reside within the Union of Gla’orr.

			*A Dionae not born in the Union cannot become a citizen. They can, however, reside within the Union of Gla’orr.

			*Pay the application fee for a Residency Visa.

			*Perform a pledge of allegiance to the Union of Gla’orr, and what it stands for.

			*Residency Visas last 10 years. One must reapply at the end of the period.

WhatsUpBrotendo: /* Citizenship */

2024-01-09T03:47:28Z

Citizenship

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	*Must be able to read Nral'Malic at the minimum. If applicants are biologically unable to speak Nral'Malic, an on-person translator or translator implant is enough.		*Must be able to read Nral'Malic at the minimum. If applicants are biologically unable to speak Nral'Malic, an on-person translator or translator implant is enough.
	*Does not allow dual citizenship except with the [[Epsilon_Ursae_Minoris\|Co-operative Territories of Epsilon Ursea Minoris]]. Applicants who wish to keep their citizenship are able to apply for residency.		*Does not allow dual citizenship except with the [[Epsilon_Ursae_Minoris\|Co-operative Territories of Epsilon Ursea Minoris]]. Applicants who wish to keep their citizenship are able to apply for residency.
	*Applicants applying for residency must live in the ~~Jargon~~ Federation and have gainful employment and/or be enrolled in school, either through existing programmes or as an individual.		*Applicants applying for residency must live in the Nralakk Federation and have gainful employment and/or be enrolled in school, either through existing programmes or as an individual.
	*Must pledge allegiance to the Federation and must forswear any previous morals or activities that are considered negatives by the Federation. Only applies to citizenship applications.		*Must pledge allegiance to the Federation and must forswear any previous morals or activities that are considered negatives by the Federation. Only applies to citizenship applications.
	*Must go through a rigorous series of background checks, civics knowledge tests, and a personality interview with a 90% or above approval rating.		*Must go through a rigorous series of background checks, civics knowledge tests, and a personality interview with a 90% or above approval rating.

TheBurninSherman: Changed Dominia to not allow dual citizenships.

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Changed Dominia to not allow dual citizenships.

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	* Citizens must swear an oath of loyalty to Goddess and Emperor.		* Citizens must swear an oath of loyalty to Goddess and Emperor.
	* Thorough background check.		* Thorough background check.
	* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. ~~Allows~~ any ~~other~~ dual citizenships.		* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. Does not allow any dual citizenships.

	==[[Coalition of Colonies]]==		==[[Coalition of Colonies]]==

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	* Non-Tajara are able to apply, but only Tajara can be granted nobility titles.		* Non-Tajara are able to apply, but only Tajara can be granted nobility titles.

	==[[~~Unathi\|Izweski Hegemony~~]]==		==[[Karszekani Moghes]]==
	Feudal government is always an arrangement between individuals, not between nation-states and citizens. Citizenship as it is in the rest of the galaxy is a relatively alien concept to unathi, and they've had to awkwardly integrate it into their existing systems; modern citizenship only comes into play when interacting with other civilizations outside the ~~Hegemony~~.		Feudal government is always an arrangement between individuals, not between nation-states and citizens. Citizenship as it is in the rest of the galaxy is a relatively alien concept to unathi, and they've had to awkwardly integrate it into their existing systems; modern citizenship only comes into play when interacting with other civilizations outside the Karszekani.

	===Visa Requirements===		===Visa Requirements===
	* Applications are handled by Lords (or officials working on their behalf) and fees vary; usually between 0 - 2,000 depending on how the Lord wishes to control an influx of new arrivals to their fief.		* Applications are handled by Lords (or officials working on their behalf) and fees vary; usually between 0 - 2,000 depending on how the Lord wishes to control an influx of new arrivals to their fief.
	* A ~~Hegemonic~~ work Visa outlines a set number of hours you owe your Lord alongside the regular work you are doing with a Guild. This means that you owe X hours of labor directly to the Lord that they can call on you to do at any time. (Consider this a form of on-call community service.)		* A Karszekanic work Visa outlines a set number of hours you owe your Lord alongside the regular work you are doing with a Guild. This means that you owe X hours of labor directly to the Lord that they can call on you to do at any time. (Consider this a form of on-call community service.)
	* Documents proving that you are an upstanding person worthy of entering a Contract with a Lord; criminal records, work histories, etc. Your mileage may vary.		* Documents proving that you are an upstanding person worthy of entering a Contract with a Lord; criminal records, work histories, etc. Your mileage may vary.

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	==== Feudal Citizenship ====		==== Feudal Citizenship ====
	* Citizenship can be given by any Lord within their territory, and such granted citizenships are always recognized by the Izweski.		* Citizenship can be given by any Lord within their territory, and such granted citizenships are always recognized by the Izweski.
	* If born to ~~Hegemonic~~ citizens, you inherit the citizenship status of your Clan-Lord, father, or mother, in that order, until you are 18 and negotiate your citizenship as a legal adult.		* If born to Karszekanic citizens, you inherit the citizenship status of your Clan-Lord, father, or mother, in that order, until you are 18 and negotiate your citizenship as a legal adult.
	* The same requirements as a visa		* The same requirements as a visa
	* Feudal Citizens are obligated to their lord, and must be able to fulfill X hours of labor a month, or be called into the local Levy.		* Feudal Citizens are obligated to their lord, and must be able to fulfill X hours of labor a month, or be called into the local Levy.
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	==== Izweski Citizenship ====		==== Izweski Citizenship ====
	* Izweski Citizenship must be applied for at any establishment representing the ~~Hegemonic~~ Master of Rivers, with an application fee of 500 credits.		* Izweski Citizenship must be applied for at any establishment representing the Karszekanic Master of Rivers, with an application fee of 500 credits.
	* Izweski Citizenship releases one from any obligations to local lords, instead obligating them directly to the ~~Hegemon~~.		* Izweski Citizenship releases one from any obligations to local lords, instead obligating them directly to the Karszekan.
	* Applications must state a reason for applying for Izweski Citizenship, such as migrating out of the ~~Hegemony~~, or wishing to work around the spur.		* Applications must state a reason for applying for Izweski Citizenship, such as migrating out of the Karszekani, or wishing to work around the spur.
	* The same requirements as a visa are needed.		* The same requirements as a visa are needed.
	* Izweski Citizens can become dual citizens.		* Izweski Citizens can become dual citizens.
	** Under Solarian Law, Ouerean humans who have an Izweski Citizenship must forfeit their alliance citizenship.		** Under Solarian Law, Ouerean humans who have an Izweski Citizenship must forfeit their alliance citizenship.
	* Officially recognized as ~~Hegemonic~~ citizens by the other powers of the spur, and needed to travel/work outside the ~~Hegemony~~ as a legal citizen of it.		* Officially recognized as Karszekanic citizens by the other powers of the spur, and needed to travel/work outside the Karszekani as a legal citizen of it.
	* Izweski Citizenship must be renewed every 2 years by Izweski consulars or other diplomats.		* Izweski Citizenship must be renewed every 2 years by Izweski consulars or other diplomats.
	* Izweski Citizenship is automatically given to residents of Ouerea, and the nobility.		* Izweski Citizenship is automatically given to residents of Ouerea, and the nobility.