Will Ukrainians with dual citizenship, who were forced to obtain Russian citizenship in the temporarily occupied territory, have restricted access to civil service after undergoing a special check?
I recently learned about the new law on multiple citizenship. Does this mean I can have dual citizenship and still work in the civil service?
I am interested in whether the provisions of the new law on multiple citizenship will apply to persons who already have dual citizenship but obtained it before this law came into force? That is, will they be able to travel abroad without hindrance?
... for 10-15 days. Do you need a deposit, customs fees?
If Ukrainians fleeing war face violence abroad, can I count on the protection of my rights in the host country?
If a citizen of Ukraine has suffered harm abroad because of his nationality, does he have the right to protection from the Ukrainian state? How exactly can the state protect his rights?
What will the new rules on public service access for individuals with multiple citizenships change, and how will this impact Ukraine's national security?
If I decide to accept the citizenship of another country, will I be able to retain my Ukrainian citizenship under the law on multiple citizenship?
What is known about the introduction of multiple citizenship in Ukraine?
If I obtain citizenship of another country, will I be required to do military service in that country if I have already served in Ukraine?
If a person received Ukrainian citizenship while holding another citizenship of a country included in the list determined by the Cabinet of Ministers, does he or she need to renounce the other citizenship in order to hold a public office?
If I decide to obtain citizenship of another country, will I lose my Ukrainian citizenship? Do I need to notify the state authorities about this?