Kazakhstani nationality law
Kazakhstani nationality law is governed by the Constitution of Kazakhstan and the Law on Citizenship (of 1991, with updates in 2002).
| Kazakhstani Citizenship Act | |
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| Enacted by | Government of Kazakhstan |
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Dual citizenship
Dual citizenship is not recognized by the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Acquisition
The law in Kazakhstan follows the principles of jus sanguinis. Birth to one Kazakhstani parent is permitted.
Deprivation of nationality
In 2017, a new law was enacted to authorise the government to revoke nationality on the basis of terrorist or security based threats to the country[1]
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