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	Individuals may be citizens of a country, and may be subject to the obligations of citizenship, without their knowledge. This is particularly true for [[men]] who may be liable for [[conscription]] in a country in which they hold citizenship. Men arriving to visit a country their parents were born in have been drafted at the airport.		Individuals may be citizens of a country, and may be subject to the obligations of citizenship, without their knowledge. This is particularly true for [[men]] who may be liable for [[conscription]] in a country in which they hold citizenship. Men arriving to visit a country their parents were born in have been drafted at the airport.

	Men considering travelling to a country to which they have ancestral ties are recommended to clarify with the country's government whether they are a citizen and whether they have an obligation for military service. Many countries allow		Men considering travelling to a country to which they have ancestral ties are recommended to clarify with the country's government whether they are a citizen and whether they have an obligation for military service. Many countries allow short-term visits by non-resident citizens without being conscripted. Other countries allow non-resident citizens to pay a fee to avoid conscription.

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[[Citizenship]] is a legal status conferred on an individual by a state. It requires neither knowledge nor acceptance from the individual. Citizenship may be granted through a variety of mechanisms including, birth, marriage, descent and application.

== Conscription ==

Individuals may be citizens of a country, and may be subject to the obligations of citizenship, without their knowledge. This is particularly true for [[men]] who may be liable for [[conscription]] in a country in which they hold citizenship. Men arriving to visit a country their parents were born in have been drafted at the airport.

Men considering travelling to a country to which they have ancestral ties are recommended to clarify with the country's government whether they are a citizen and whether they have an obligation for military service. Many countries allow

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Robert Brockway at 00:43, 31 March 2025

Robert Brockway: Created page with "Citizenship is a legal status conferred on an individual by a state. It requires neither knowledge nor acceptance from the individual. Citizenship may be granted throug..."