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An [[Autokratorial Decree]] issued 14.XIII.1733 declared that any foreign national or stateless person who had been recognized via an Imperial Constancian Honor would be deemed, at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon the moment of award. | An [[Autokratorial Decree]] issued 14.XIII.1733 declared that any foreign national or stateless person who had been recognized via an Imperial Constancian Honor would be deemed, at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon the moment of award. | ||
A subsequent Autokratorial Decree issued 13.IV.1735 further clarified that anyone who inherited a Constancian title of nobility would, at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, be considered a Constancian national at the moment of inheritance. | |||
See also: [[Asylum and Refugees Commission]] | See also: [[Asylum and Refugees Commission]] | ||
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== Constancian nationality by marriage == | == Constancian nationality by marriage == | ||
To clarify a vague portion of law, an [[Autokratorial Decree]] issued 13.IV.1735 declared that anyone who married a Constancian national in accordance with governing law (Constancian law or the prevailing law at the location of marriage), at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, would be deemed a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon completion of the marriage ritual or ceremony. | To clarify a vague portion of law, an [[Autokratorial Decree]] issued 13.IV.1735 declared that anyone who married a Constancian national in accordance with governing law (Constancian law or the prevailing law at the location of marriage), at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, would be deemed a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon completion of the marriage ritual or ceremony, provided that a notarized certification thereof by the solemnizing official was presented to the nearest Imperial Constancian Embassy or Consulate or Imperial Constancian Civil Registry Office. | ||
This Autokratorial Decree also authorized Imperial Constancian Ambassadors to solemnize marriages. | This Autokratorial Decree also authorized Imperial Constancian Ambassadors to solemnize marriages. | ||
== Constancian nationality by blood descent == | |||
The same [[Autokratorial Decree]] issued 13.IV.1735 declared that anyone conceived and born of a Constancian national would be deemed a Constancian national at the moment of birth. This Autokratorial Decree was also made retroactive and affected and included all those conceived and born of a Constancian national upon the promulgation of the Magna Carta of 1667 by Basileus Petros III on the 10th day of the 9th month of Artemisios 1667. | |||
Validation would be made via the nearest Imperial Constancian Embassy or Consulate or the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government. | |||
== Constancian nationality for foundlings who are made [[Ward of the Imperial State|Wards of the Imperial State]]== | |||
A clarificatory Autokratorial Decree bearing date 1.XII.1735, but with effect as of 1.I.1736, mandated that any foundling with no definitive nationality would be deemed a Constancian national upon acceptance as a Ward of the Imperial State. | |||
[[Category: Constancia]][[Category: Raspur]] | [[Category: Constancia]][[Category: Raspur]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:09, 1 September 2024
Constancian nationality law is the law of the Imperial State of Constancia that governs citizenship and other categories of nationality. More importantly, it governs the important distinction on who may be granted a passport, as well as who is entitled to vote and be voted for into office.
The history of Constancian nationality law is also discussed here.
Early Constancian nationality law
Article 4 (Freedom of the Citizens) of the Constitutional Settlement Act 1463 was one of the earliest legislation to specify the rights and liberties of a Constancian subject, although the formal definition of the Constancian subject was not enshrined into law until The Citizenship Act 1632, Article 1, Section B of which provided that, "All those born in the Kingdom of Constancia shall receive citizenship without application" and that, "Citizenship can be requested by a person who has not committed crimes and being persecuted for them and is not on the date of the request being submitted a citizen of the Kingdom of Constancia or of an enemy of the Kingdom," under Article 2, Section A thereof. Furthermore, that same law provided that, "Citizenship can be withdrawn from the person holding said citizenship following a resultion of the Synklētos and approval from the Mesazōn." [sic].
The Borders Act 1632 prohibited the unrestricted entry of people into the Kingdom, with Article 2, Section C providing that, "No person, except Constancian citizens, shall be allowed to enter the Kingdom without obtaining permission from the Borders Control Agency or without receiving invitation by a member of the Constancian Royal Family."
The Magna Carta of 1667
Chapter II of the Magna Carta specified the rights and duties of subjects, with Article 18 specifying that, "The conditions necessary for being a Constancian subject shall be determined by law."
The Treaty of Perpetual Friendship and Free Association
Article 1 of The Treaty of Perpetual Friendship and Free Association between the Imperial State of Constancia and the Khanate of Raspur, specified that, "Citizens and denizens of the territory of either Party shall in the other enjoy the same benefits and obligations afforded citizens of the same rank in the Other." To this end, it was officially interpreted that only those individuals born in Raspur on or after 12.VI.1668 would be considered Constancian subjects with full voting and other civil rights.
Constancian nationality by investment
In recent years, as an initiative of the Autokrator of Constancia, Constancian nationality by investment was offered wherein recipients were granted Constancian nationality via Autokratorial Decree for a minimum cash investment of 2 million Craitish Cräite or its equivalent in Imperial Stater or other suitable currency, deposited to the Imperial Constancian Treasury, or for outright purchase of land.
Constancian nationality by investiture
An Autokratorial Decree issued 14.XIII.1733 declared that any foreign national or stateless person who had been recognized via an Imperial Constancian Honor would be deemed, at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon the moment of award.
A subsequent Autokratorial Decree issued 13.IV.1735 further clarified that anyone who inherited a Constancian title of nobility would, at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, be considered a Constancian national at the moment of inheritance.
See also: Asylum and Refugees Commission
Constancian nationality by marriage
To clarify a vague portion of law, an Autokratorial Decree issued 13.IV.1735 declared that anyone who married a Constancian national in accordance with governing law (Constancian law or the prevailing law at the location of marriage), at least for purposes of the Imperial State of Constancia, would be deemed a national of the Imperial State of Constancia upon completion of the marriage ritual or ceremony, provided that a notarized certification thereof by the solemnizing official was presented to the nearest Imperial Constancian Embassy or Consulate or Imperial Constancian Civil Registry Office.
This Autokratorial Decree also authorized Imperial Constancian Ambassadors to solemnize marriages.
Constancian nationality by blood descent
The same Autokratorial Decree issued 13.IV.1735 declared that anyone conceived and born of a Constancian national would be deemed a Constancian national at the moment of birth. This Autokratorial Decree was also made retroactive and affected and included all those conceived and born of a Constancian national upon the promulgation of the Magna Carta of 1667 by Basileus Petros III on the 10th day of the 9th month of Artemisios 1667.
Validation would be made via the nearest Imperial Constancian Embassy or Consulate or the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government.
Constancian nationality for foundlings who are made Wards of the Imperial State
A clarificatory Autokratorial Decree bearing date 1.XII.1735, but with effect as of 1.I.1736, mandated that any foundling with no definitive nationality would be deemed a Constancian national upon acceptance as a Ward of the Imperial State.
