Citizenship Process

The citizenship process involves a series of legal steps that allow a non-citizen to become a recognized member of a country. Typically, it begins with residing legally in the country for a certain period, followed by filing an application, providing personal information, and passing background checks. Often, applicants must demonstrate knowledge of the country's history, values, and language. There may also be an interview and a citizenship test. Once approved, the individual takes an oath of allegiance, officially completing the process and gaining full citizenship rights, including voting and accessing public services.