Constitution St-Kitts-Nevis - ICRC
Constitution St-Kitts-Nevis - ICRC
Constitution St-Kitts-Nevis - ICRC
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1983 Saint <strong>Kitts</strong> and <strong>Nevis</strong> <strong>Constitution</strong><br />
Page 62 of 106<br />
Persons who become citizens after independence.<br />
91.- The following persons born on or after 19th September 1983 shall become citizens at the date of<br />
their birtha)<br />
every person born in Saint Christopher and <strong>Nevis</strong>:<br />
Provided that a person shall not become a citizen by virtue of this paragraph if at the time of his<br />
birthi)<br />
neither of his parents is a citizen and either of them passed such immunity from suit and legal<br />
process as is accorded to the envoy of a foreign sovereign power accredited to Saint Christopher and<br />
<strong>Nevis</strong>; or<br />
ii) either of his parents is a citizen of a country with which Her Majesty is at war and the birth occurs<br />
in a place then under occupation by that country;<br />
b) every person born outside Saint Christopher and <strong>Nevis</strong> if at the date of his birth either of his<br />
parents is, or but for death would have become, a citizen employed in service under the Government<br />
or under an authority of the Government that requires him to reside outside Saint Christopher and<br />
<strong>Nevis</strong> for the proper discharge of his functions.<br />
Registration.<br />
92.- (1) The following person shall, if they do not already possess citizenship, be entitled, upon<br />
making application, to be registered as citizensa)<br />
any person who is married to citizen;<br />
b) any person who, being a Commonwealth citizen, is ordinarily resident in Saint Christopher and<br />
<strong>Nevis</strong> having been so resident for the period of fourteen years immediately preceding the date of his<br />
application;<br />
c) any person who, having been a citizen, has renounced his citizenship;<br />
d) any person who, but for renunciation of citizenship, would have become a citizen by virtue of<br />
section 90;<br />
e) any person who is married to any such person as is mentioned in paragraph (b), (c) or (d);<br />
f) any person whoi)<br />
was married to a person who but for his death would have become a citizen by virtue of section 90;<br />
or<br />
ii) was married to a person who became a citizen by virtue of that section, but whose marriage to that<br />
person has been terminated by dissolution at any time before 19th September 1983 after having<br />
subsisted for at least three years;<br />
g) any person under the age of eighteen years who is the child of a citizen of the child of a person<br />
who is or would but for his death have been entitled to be registered as a citizen under any of the<br />
preceding paragraphs; and<br />
http://www.georgetown.edu/pdba/<strong>Constitution</strong>s/<strong>Kitts</strong>/kitts83.html<br />
27.09.2005