Citizenship law of Mount Vema passed

The Citizenship legislation of the Kingdom of Mount Vema comes into force today to make provision about citizenship and nationality, and the right of abode in the Kingdom of Mount Vema.
 
The law says that a person born in the Kingdom of Mount Vema, a diplomatic premises, or a registered marine vessel under the Merchant Marine and Shipping Act – Mount Vema 2017, shall be a Mount Vema citizen if at the time of the birth his father or mother is a Mount Vema citizen.
 
A person born outside the Kingdom of Mount Vema is a Mount Vema citizen if at the time of the birth his father or mother is a Mount Vema citizen and is serving outside the Kingdom of Mount Vema.
 
When a person invests in the Kingdom of Mount Vema, and such investment exceeds ₲1,000.000, the Secretary of State may, if he thinks fit, cause him to be registered as a Mount Vema Overseas Citizen. After a year, such person may apply to become a Mount Vema Citizen, and after another year such person may apply for the right of abode in the Kingdom of Mount Vema.
 
When a person invests in the Kingdom of Mount Vema, and such investment exceeds ₲500.000, the Secretary of State may, if he thinks fit, cause him to be registered as a Mount Vema National (Overseas). After three years, such person may apply to become a Mount Vema Citizen, and after a year such person may apply for the right of abode in the Kingdom of Mount Vema.
 
More about the legislation.