National Citizenship

National citizenship is the legal relationship between an individual and a country, granting rights and responsibilities. It typically includes the right to live, work, and vote within that country, as well as obligations like obeying laws and paying taxes. Citizenship can be acquired through birth, descent, naturalization, or other processes outlined by the nation's laws. It serves as a formal recognition of a person’s connection to a nation, providing a sense of identity, protection, and participation in civic life. Essentially, it defines one's official belonging and role within a specific country.