Talenore nationality law

The Talenore Nationality and Residency Act of 1669 regulates the acquisition and loss of Talenore nationality, as well as all forms of legal residence in Talenore. Talenore nationality automatically confers Shirerithian nationality, with all the rights and responsibilities connected to that. Talenore nationality follows the principle of jus sanguinis with limited jus soli provisions.

Nationality at birth

Talenore nationality at birth is granted in the following cases:

• A child born to two parents of Talenore nationality,
• A child born to a mother of Talenore nationality residing in Talenore,
• A child born to a father of Talenore nationality who is married to the child's mother and both are resident in Talenore,
• A child born to a father of Talenore nationality who is not married to the child's mother, but recognised as the father of the child before birth, and both are resident in Talenore,
• A child born within Talenore who would be stateless without Talenore nationality.

Children born abroad to Talenore nationals only gain Talenore nationality upon application from their parents.

Nationality by naturalization

There is a limited right to nationality by naturalization. Talenore nationality is granted upon application in the following cases:

• A person that has been a permanent legal resident of Talenore for the last eight years, can demonstrate fluency in Babkhi, Elw or Sani, passes a test regarding Talenore culture and political system, has no criminal record, can show an employment contract with a living wage, and does not pose a threat to Talenore or Shirerithian internal or external security. For IRS residents, the residency requirement is reduced to three years. For a person of Babkhan, Elw or Sani ethnicity, the residency requirement is waived completely.
• A legal resident who would be or become stateless unless Talenore nationality was granted.
• Any child under 18 residing in Talenore with their parents whose parents gain Talenore nationality automatically gain Talenore nationality upon application. To retain Talenore nationality after turning 21, the person must apply to remain and be a legal resident in Talenore.

Dual nationality

Dual nationality is prohibited, with the exception of Shirerithian nationality. Any person acquiring Talenore nationality must renounce any other nationality they may hold at the time.

Loss of nationality

Talenore nationality is lost in the following cases:

• When a person is voluntarily naturalized in another country, triggering the prohibition against dual nationality.
• When a person is convicted of aiding enemies of the state.

Permanent residency

Permanent residency are granted in the following cases:

• Any holder of temporary residency due to refugee status for at least five years, where the reason for refugee status still persists and is reasonably expected to persist indefinitely, and who has employment with a livable wage and no criminal record.
• Any holder of temporary residency due to connection with a commercial entity, who is deemed to have skills crucial for the Talenore labor market.
• Any person of Babkhan, Elw or Sani ethnicity with an employment contract on a livable wage.
• Any IRS national legally resident in Talenore for two years, who can show fluency in Babkhan, Elw or Sani, and an employment contract with a livable wage.
• Any national of a freedom of movement nation legally resident in Talenore for four years, who can show fluency in Babkhan, Elw or Sani, and an employment contract with a livable wage.
• A person with a close family connection to a Talenore national, who can either show an employment contract with a livable wage, or a commitment by the sponsor. Close family connection is defined as a spouse, a child under the age of 18, or an elderly parent.

No person who has ever been liable for deportation may gain permanent residency.

Temporary residency

A temporary residency permit are granted upon application and review in the following cases:

• A person that applies for asylum at a Shirerithian mission abroad that can prove refugee status according to international law.
• A person hired by a commercial entity in Talenore on a livable wage.

Temporary residency is valid for the duration of the reason for it being granted. Temporary residency permits are reviewed yearly. The entity hiring a person has to inform the authorities when the person is terminated.

Temporary visits

The following rules apply to different groups based on their nationality:

• IRS citizens and denizens, as well as citizens of freedom of movement nations, are allowed to visit Talenore for a period of six months for any purpose. Upon entry, they must show an ability to support themselves for the entire period, as well as a return ticket. No passport is required, only proof of their nationality.
• Citizens from other countries are subject to various restrictions and are always required to present a valid passport.
• Citizens of prohibited countries are automatically denied entry and are liable for deportation or prosecution.

Country	Visa requirements	Notes
Alperkin, Heavenlet of	Visa required
Alriggian Republic	Visa required
Arcadia, Kingdom of	Visa required
Batavia, Kingdom of	Visa required
Beneluccas, Kingdom of the	Visa required
Birgeshir, Tsalojdom of	Visa not required	30 days
Constancia, Imperial State of	Freedom of movement	Valid identity documents required.
Craitland, Kingdom of	Visa not required	90 days
Ekanceridgul-terashedostli	Visa required
Eklesia, Our Holy Mountain Dominion of	Freedom of movement	Valid identity documents required.
Florian Republic	Visa required
Freeland, People's Republic of	Visa required
Goetia, Community of	Visa required
Haifo-Palliscan Imperial Trade Union	Travel prohibited	Citizens are automatically denied entry and are liable for deportation or prosecution.
Helderbourgh, Grand Duchy of	Visa not required	30 days
Hoennese Realm	Visa not required
Inner Benacia, Republic of	Visa required	Valid identity documents required.
Leng, Iron Cult of	Travel prohibited	Citizens are automatically denied entry and are liable for deportation or prosecution.
Jingdaoese Empire	Travel prohibited	Citizens are automatically denied entry and are liable for deportation or prosecution.
Juclandia, Kingdom of	Visa not required	30 days
Kalgachia, Garden of	Visa required
Kasterburg Republic	Visa required
Krasnocoria, Kingdom of	Visa not required	90 days
Los Liberados, Republic of	Visa required
Lostisland, Federal Republic of	Visa required
Mercury, Republic of	Visa not required	90 days
Natopian Nation, Bovic Empire of	Freedom of movement	Valid identity documents required.
Norrland, Kingdom of	Visa required
Nova England	Visa not required	30 days
Palesmenia, Confederation of	Visa required
Phinbella, Federal Republic of	Visa required
Reunion, Holy Empire of	Visa required
Saint-Antoine, Kingdom of	Visa required
Senya, Democratic Environmental Society of	Visa not required	120 days
Shireroth, Imperial Republic of	Freedom of movement	Valid identity documents required.
Srbozemska, Republic of	Visa required
Stormark, High Realm of	Travel prohibited	Citizens are automatically denied entry and are liable for deportation or prosecution.
Tellian Confederation	Freedom of movement	Valid identity documents required.
Vi'lx, Free State of	Visa required
Xang Muang	Visa required

Types of visas

A visa is a temporary permit to visit Talenore. It is always issued for one defined purpose for a set period of time. A visa holder is always required to present a valid passport including the visa when asked by a law enforcement officer. If the holder fails to do so the visa is automatically revoked and the holder will be liable for immediate deportation. Obtaining a visa is not a right, it is a privilege and can be revoked at any time. All types of visas are not available for nationals of all countries. A visa issued by Talenore is only valid in Shireroth if it conforms to Shirerithian visa regulations. All visas require the applicant to be pre-screened online by completing an application and paying the application fee. No visa may be issued to a person that fails the screening. The physical visa is issued in the applicant's passport upon entry. The applicant must also be able to show that they can support themselves for the duration of the visit, as well as a return ticket.

A visa can be issued for the following reasons:

• Diplomatic visa: Issued to Shireroth-accredited diplomats based in Talenore for the duration of their commission.
• Tourist visa: Issued for a maximum of 30 days.
• Medical visa: Issued for the duration of a treatment carried out in Talenore.
• Business visa: Issued to applicant for temporary business activities in Talenore.
• Cultural exchange visa: Issued to artists or athletes for a specific event.
• Asylum visa: Issued to people that qualify for asylum.
• Student visa: Issued for the duration of study at an educational institution in Talenore.
• Temporary worker visa: Issued for the duration of an employment contract in Talenore.
• Relative visa: Issued to a close relative of a Talenore national eligible for immigration.