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While there are many people who move overseas and gradually decide to settle in a foreign land and finally decide to apply for citizenship. But did you know there are some countries where it’s quite difficult? Take a look!
It’s not easy to become a Qatari as one has to reside in this country for 25 continuous years along with fulfilling other prerequisites.
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With a population of just over 440 citizens, getting citizenship for this place is quite challenging.
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This is an affluent microstate of Liechtenstein with approximately 40,000 citizens and there’s an extensive timeline for earning citizenship here.
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To earn citizenship here, one has to reside for at least 20 years before even applying.
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An oil-rich country, to apply for citizenship in this country one has to reside in the country for at least 10 years and be fluent in Arabic.
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For this country, one has to live in the country for at least 20 years, be fluent in Arabic, and must be a muslim by birth or conversion.
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To gain citizenship in this country, a person should be living in the country for at least 10 years and must hold a 'C residence permit’.
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The law for this country is quite vague and requires a person to either have some kind of family ties or there should be other legitimate reasons.
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There’s no well-documented way to get citizenship in this country, but according to some reports, the Supreme People's Assembly is responsible for this.
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To apply for this country, a person must be residing here for at least 5 years and must showcase upright conduct.
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