Talenore nationality law

The Talenore Nationality and Residency Act of 1669 regulates the acquiring 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 to Talenore nationals born abroad only gain Talenore nationality upon application from their parents.

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.
• A legal resident who would be or become stateless unless Talenore nationality was granted.