CHAPTER I
GENERAL
PROVISIONS
Article1.
Notions
For
the purposes of this Law, the following notions shall be used to mean:
child
- person below the age of 18 years;
foreign
citizen - person who is a citizen of another state and is not a citizen of the
Republic of Moldova;
stateless
person - person who is neither a citizen of the Republic of Moldova, nor a
citizen of another state;
naturalisation
- the granting of citizenship upon request to persons lawfully and habitually
resident in the territory of the Republic of Moldova, under this Law;
multiple
citizenship - simultaneous possession of two or more nationalities by the same
person;
descendant
- blood relative on descendant line, his/her equivalent under the law in force;
lawful
and habitual residence - permanent residence legalised in the Republic of
Moldova
Article
2. Object of the Law
This
Law shall establish the legal framework of the bonds relating to the
citizenship of the Republic of Moldova.
Article
3. Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova
(1)
The citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall establish a permanent legal
and political bond between a natural person and the Republic of Moldova,
generating mutual rights and obligations between the state and the individual.
(2)
The citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be preserved both in the
territory of the Republic of Moldova and in other states, as well as in the
territory over which no state has sovereignty.
Article
4. Limitations on Citizenship
Citizens
of the Republic of Moldova shall not be citizens of other states, except in
cases provided by international agreements to which the Republic of Moldova is
a party.
Article
5. Proof of Citizenship
Citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova shall be proven with the identity card, passport,
certificate of birth in case of a child or a certificate issued by competent
authorities of the Republic of Moldova.
Article
6. Legal Status of Citizens of the Republic of Moldova, Foreign Citizens and
Stateless Persons
(1)
Citizens of the Republic of Moldova shall be equal before the Law and public
authorities and shall equally enjoy all the social, economic and political
rights and the freedoms proclaimed and guaranteed by the Constitution and other
laws and by international agreements to which Moldova is a party.
(2)
Citizens of the Republic of Moldova alone shall have the right to elect and to
be elected, to hold positions involving the exercise of public authority and
the right to participate in referendums, as stipulated by the Law.
(3)
The legal status of foreign citizens and stateless persons shall be established
by the Law and the international agreements to which the Republic of Moldova is
a party.
Article
7. General Principles related to Citizenship
The
rules on citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be based on the following
principles:
a)
everyone's right to a citizenship;
b)
non-discrimination of citizens, irrespective of the grounds for the acquisition
of citizenship;
c)
inadmissibility to arbitrarily deprive a person of his/her citizenship and the
right to change citizenship;
d)
avoidance of statelessness;
e)
the change of the citizenship of a spouse shall produce no effects on the
citizenship of the other spouse or the citizenship of a child, if there is no
written request of the parents to change the child's citizenship;
Article
8. Protection of Citizens
(1)
Citizens of the Republic of Moldova shall enjoy the protection of the State
both within the country and abroad.
(2)
No citizen of the Republic of Moldova shall be extradited or expelled from the
country.
Article
9. Priority of International Agreements
International
agreements shall have priority, if any international agreement, to which the
Republic of Moldova is a party, provide regulations other than those
established by this Law.
CHAPTER II
ACQUISITION
OF CITIZENSHIP OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
Article
10. Grounds for Acquisition of Citizenship
(1)
Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be acquired by:
a)
birth;
b)
recognition;
c)
adoption;
d)
recovery;
e)
naturalisation;
(2)
Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova may also be acquired on the basis of
international agreements, to which the Republic of Moldova is a party.
Article
11. Acquisition of Citizenship by Birth
(1)
Citizen of the Republic of Moldova shall be the child:
a)
born to parents, both or one of whom is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova,
upon his/her birth.
b)
born in the territory of the Republic of Moldova, whose parents are stateless
persons.
c)
born in the territory of the Republic of Moldova, whose parents possess the
citizenship of another state, or one of them is stateless and the other one is
a foreign citizen, if that state does not grant citizenship to the child.
(2)
The foundling found in the territory of the Republic of Moldova shall be
considered its citizen, unless otherwise proven, before the age of 18.
Article
12. Acquisition of Citizenship by Recognition
(1)
Individuals who acquired and retained the citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova under previous legislation and those who acquired citizenship under
this law shall be recognised as citizens of the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
Recognised citizens of the Republic of Moldova shall be individuals who are not
citizens of other states and wish to become citizens of the Republic of Moldova
and namely:
a)
those born in the territory of the Republic of Moldova or at least those, one
of whose parents, or grandparents were born in the above-mentioned territory;
b)
those who before 28 June 1940 resided in Basarabia, in the North Bucovina,
Hertza Region, and the M.A.S.S.R., their descendants, if they have lawful and
habitual residence in the Republic of Moldova;
c)
those who have been deported or those who have fled the Republic of Moldova,
since 28 June 1940, and the descendants thereof.
Article
13. Acquisition of Citizenship by Adoption
(1)
A stateless child shall automatically acquire the citizenship of the Republic
of Moldova through adoption if the adoptive parent(s) is/are citizen(s) of the
Republic of Moldova.
(2)
Both the adoptive parents, of whom one is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova
and the other one is a foreign citizen, shall jointly decide on the child's
citizenship. If they fail to reach a mutual agreement, the court shall decide
upon the affiliation of the child to the citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova, taking into account his/her interests. When a child reaches the age of
14, his/her consent, certified by a notary, shall be required.
(3)
The child - a foreign citizen, adopted by spouses, both or one of whom is a
citizen of the Republic of Moldova and the other one is a foreign citizen or
stateless person, can become a citizen of the Republic of Moldova if he/she
renounces the citizenship of the foreign state, except in cases provided by
international agreements to which the Republic of Moldova is a party.
Article
14. Citizenship of the Child in case of Nullity or Cancellation of Adoption
If
the adoption of a stateless or foreign child is declared null or void, the
child shall be considered never having acquired the citizenship of the Republic
of Moldova, if he/she is a lawful and habitual resident abroad or if he/she
leaves the country for permanent residence abroad.
Article
15. Citizenship of the child over whom guardianship is established
(1)
A stateless child under guardianship of citizens of the Republic of Moldova,
shall automatically become a citizen of the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
A stateless child, under guardianship of spouses, one of whom is a citizen of
the Republic of Moldova and the other one stateless, shall automatically become
a citizen of the Republic of Moldova.
(3)
The citizenship of a stateless child under guardianship of spouses, one of whom
is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova and the other one a foreigner, shall be
mutually agreed upon by the guardians. If they fail to reach a mutual
agreement, the court shall decide upon the affiliation of the child to the
citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, taking into account his/her interests.
When a child reaches the age of 14, his/her consent, certified by a notary,
shall be required.
(4)
The child - a foreign citizen, under guardianship of spouses, both or one of
whom is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova and the other one is a foreign
citizen or a stateless person, can become a citizen of the Republic of Moldova
if he/she renounces the citizenship of the foreign state.
Article
16. Recovery of Citizenship
(1)
The person, who previously possessed the citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova, may recover it, upon request, further to the requirements provided for
in Article 17, para. (1), letters d), e), and f).
(2)
The person who was deprived of the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova under
Article 23, letter c), may not recover it, and in the rest of the cases
stipulated in Article 23 he/she may recover it only in line with the
requirements of naturalisation, but not earlier than five years of permanent
lawful and habitual residence in the territory of the Republic of Moldova upon
the deprivation of citizenship.
Article
17. Requirements for Naturalisation
(1)
Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova may be granted upon request to a person
who reached 18 years of age and who:
a)
though not born in this territory, has resided lawfully and habitually here at
least for the last ten years; or has been married to a citizen of the Republic
of Moldova for at least three years; or has resided lawfully and habitually for
at least three years with parents or children (inclusively adoptive parents and
adopted children) who are citizens of the Republic of Moldova, or
b)
has resided lawfully and habitually in the territory of the Republic of Moldova
for five years before reaching the age of 18, or
c)
is stateless or a recognised refugee, according to provisions of the national
Law, and has resided lawfully and habitually in the territory of the Republic
of Moldova for at least eight years, and
d)
knows and observes the provisions of the Constitution; and
e)
knows the national language, sufficiently well to integrate into social life;
and
f)
loses or renounces the citizenship of another state, if possessed, except in
cases when the loss or the renunciation is not possible or cannot reasonably be
requested.
(2)
Knowledge of the provisions of the Constitution and national language by the
applicant for citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be tested as
established by the Government.
Article
18. Level of Knowledge of the National Language
(1)
A person shall be considered to know the national language if that person:
a)
sufficiently understands conversational language and official information;
b)
discusses and answers questions of social life;
c)
is able to read and sufficiently understand any written text of social nature,
laws and other regulations;
d)
is able to write an exposition on a social topic.
(2)
Upon review of applications for citizenship, the following persons shall not be
required to know the national language:
a)
pensioners upon retirement age;
b)
invalids, whose invalidity is set for an unspecified period of time.
Article
19. Citizenship of the child, whose parents acquired the Citizenship of the
Republic of Moldova
(1)
The child born to parents who are foreigners or stateless persons, who acquire
the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, shall acquire the citizenship
together with his/her parents.
(2)
If only one of the parents acquires citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, the
parents shall mutually agree upon the citizenship of the child. If parents fail
to reach an agreement, the court shall decide upon the affiliation of the child
to the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, taking into account his/her
interests, when parents make a deliberate declaration in this respect.
(3)
In cases stipulated in para. (1) and (2), the consent of the child who reached
14 years of age, certified by a notary, shall be required.
Article
20. Grounds for Rejection of Citizenship
Citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova shall not be granted to the individual, who:
a)
committed international, war crimes or crimes against humanity;
b)
has been involved in terrorist activities;
c)
has been sentenced to imprisonment for premeditated offences and has previous
criminal records or is under penal prosecution upon the review of his/her
application;
d)
performs activities which jeopardise the safety of the state, public order,
people's health or their moral conduct;
e)
is the citizen of a state that did not conclude an agreement on dual
citizenship with the Republic of Moldova, except in cases provided in Article
17 para. (1), letter g) and Article 24 para. (2).
CHAPTER
III
LOSS OF
CITIZENSHIP OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
Article
21. Grounds for Loss of Citizenship Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova may
be lost:
a)
by renunciation;
b)
by deprivation;
c)
on grounds deriving from international agreements, to which the Republic of
Moldova is a Party.
Article
22. Renunciation of Citizenship
Renunciation
of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be approved to a person who
reached the age of 18 unless he/she:
a)
shall not present evidence of having acquired or being in the process of
acquisition of the citizenship of another state, or assurances of acquisition
of another citizenship. If the person to whom renunciation of the citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova was approved, despite the assurances, shall not
acquire the citizenship of another state and would thereby become stateless,
the part relating to this person in the decree of the President of the Republic
of Moldova regarding the approval of renunciation of the citizenship of the
Republic of Moldova shall be abrogated in accordance with established
procedure;
b)
was called up to perform or is currently performing the active or alternative
military service, provided this person resides lawfully and habitually in the
Republic of Moldova.
Article
23. Deprivation of Citizenship
(1)
The citizenship of the Republic of Moldova may be revoked to a person by the
decision of the President of the Republic of Moldova if that person:
a)
acquired the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova by way of fraud, false
information or concealment of any relevant fact proved by the court;
b)
voluntarily enrolled in a foreign military service;
c)
committed actions seriously prejudicing the vital interests of the state,
proved by the court;
d)
voluntarily acquired the citizenship of another state that did not conclude an
agreement on dual citizenship with the Republic of Moldova and does not
renounce the citizenship of any of the states during one year;
(2)
Deprivation of citizenship shall not be allowed for reasons stipulated in para.
(1) of this article if the person would thereby become stateless, except for
reasons stipulated in para. (1) letter a).
(3)
Deprivation of the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall not produce any
effect on the citizenship of spouse and his/her children.
CHAPTER IV
MULTIPLE
CITIZENSHIP
Article
24. Cases of Multiple Citizenship
(1)
The Republic of Moldova shall allow multiple citizenship to:
a)
children who acquired automatically at birth the citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova and the citizenship of another state;
b)
its citizens who possess simultaneously the citizenship of another state when
the other citizenship is automatically acquired by marriage;
c)
children, citizens of the Republic of Moldova, who acquired the citizenship of
another state by adoption;
d)
if this results from provisions of the international agreement to which the
Republic of Moldova is a Party;
e)
if the renunciation or loss of the citizenship of another state is not possible
or cannot reasonably be requested.
(2)
In the interests of the Republic of Moldova and in exceptional cases, citizens
of another state may become citizens of the Republic of Moldova by the decree
of the President of the Republic of Moldova, if they do not fall under art. 20
letter a) - d).
Article
25. Rights and Duties in cases of Multiple Citizenship
Citizens
of the Republic of Moldova, who reside lawfully and habitually in the territory
of the Republic of Moldova and are in legal possession of the citizenship of
another state, shall enjoy the same rights and duties as the other citizens of
the Republic of Moldova.
Article
26. Military Service in cases of Multiple Citizenship
The
person who is a citizen of the Republic of Moldova and is in legal possession
of the citizenship of another state shall be subject to call-up by the Republic
of Moldova, if that person resides lawfully and habitually in its territory,
irrespective of the exemption from military service in the other state.
CHAPTER V
POWERS OF
PUBLIC AUTHORITIES REGARDING CITIZENSHIP
Article
27. Powers of the President of the Republic of Moldova
The
President of the Republic of Moldova:
a)
tackles citizenship matters, under the provisions of the Constitution and the
present Law;
b)
issues decrees in cases of granting, recovery, renunciation and deprivation of
citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, and sends well-reasoned answers to
applicants if their application for citizenship was rejected.
Article
28. Powers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and its Subordinate Agencies
The
Ministry of Internal Affairs and its subordinate agencies:
a)
receive from persons who reside lawfully and habitually in the territory of the
Republic of Moldova, under provisions of this Law, applications for
citizenship, collect information about the applicants, draft well-reasoned
recommendations and submit them to the President of the Republic of Moldova for
decision together with recommendations from the Information and Security
Service and the applications;
b)
establish the possession or non-possession of the citizenship of the Republic
of Moldova by the persons who reside lawfully and habitually in the territory
of the Republic of Moldova;
c)
establish the facts of illegal possession of other citizenship by the citizens
of the Republic of Moldova and submit proposals on deprivation of citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova;
d)
issue certificates of acquisition or loss of citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova to persons who reside lawfully and habitually in the territory of the
Republic of Moldova;
e)
keep record of the persons who acquired or lost the citizenship of the Republic
of Moldova;
f)
execute decrees and decisions of the President of the Republic of Moldova
regarding citizenship and issue relevant documents;
g)
discharge other duties under the Legislation.
Article
29. Powers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its Institutions.
The
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, diplomatic missions and consular institutions of
the Republic of Moldova:
a)
receive from persons who reside lawfully and habitually abroad under provisions
of this Law, applications for citizenship, collect information about the
applicants, draft well-reasoned recommendations and submit them to the
President of the Republic of Moldova for decision together with the
recommendations from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Information and
Security Service and the applications;
b)
establish the possession or non-possession of the citizenship of the Republic
of Moldova by persons who reside lawfully and habitually abroad;
c)
submit well-reasoned proposals regarding deprivation of the citizenship of the
Republic of Moldova;
d)
issue certificates of acquisition or loss of citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova to persons who reside lawfully and habitually abroad;
e)
execute decrees and decisions of the President of the Republic of Moldova on
citizenship;
f)
discharge other duties under the Legislation.
Article
30. Powers of the Information and Security Service
The
Information and Security Service drafts, under this Law, recommendations
regarding the persons who applied for granting or recovery of citizenship of
the Republic of Moldova, as well as conclusions on proposals for its
deprivation, and submit them to the concerned institution.
Article
31. Commission on Citizenship and Political Asylum under the President of the
Republic of Moldova.
The
Commission on citizenship and political asylum under the President of the
Republic of Moldova shall be in charge to preliminarily review matters related
to the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova. Its operation procedure shall be
established in the regulation approved by the President of the Republic of
Moldova.
CHAPTER VI
PROCEDURE
FOR ACQUISITION AND LOSS OF CITIZENSHIP
OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
Article
32. Applications for Citizenship
(1)
To apply for the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova an application form
shall be filled in, in the format established by the Government. Application of
the under 18 years-old individual shall be reviewed upon the request of his/her
legal representative, attested by a notary, and, while abroad, it shall be
attested in a diplomatic mission or consular office of the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
If an application for citizenship is lodged on behalf of the child aged between
14 and 18, the child shall give his/her consent in written form which shall be
attested by a notary and, while abroad, it shall be attested in a diplomatic
mission or consular offices of the Republic of Moldova.
Article
33. Procedure for Submittal of the Application
(1)
Application for citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be addressed to
the President of the Republic of Moldova and shall be submitted in person or
through an attorney acting on the basis of a power of attorney certified by a
notary to the agency of internal affairs in the area where the applicant
resides, or to the diplomatic mission or consular office of the Republic of
Moldova, if the applicant resides lawfully and habitually abroad.
(2)
If there is no operational diplomatic mission or consular office in the country
where the applicant resides, he/she can submit the relevant application to the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova.
Article
34. Proposals for Deprivation of Citizenship
(1)
Proposals, recommendations and other documents regarding deprivation of the citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova shall be presented to the President of the Republic
of Moldova by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as by the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs directly or through diplomatic missions or consular offices of
the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
If a civil servant, by virtue of his/her service, or a central or local public
authority establishes a fact of illegal possession of the citizenship of other
states, they shall inform on this, respectively, the Ministry of Internal
Affairs or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Article
35. State Taxation
Applications
for the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be subject to taxation by
the state, under the Law.
Article
36. Documents required for the Acquisition and Recovery of Citizenship.
(1)
For acquisition or recovery of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova the
following documents shall be presented:
a)
application form;
b)
Curriculum Vitae;
c)
certificate from the place of residence containing names of his/her family
members;
d)
receipt for the payment of the state tax;
e)
photos of respective size;
f)
certificate of non-possession or renunciation of the former citizenship, except
in cases provided for in Article 17, para. (1), letter g); The certificate of
approval for renunciation of citizenship of another state can be presented
after the decision on approval for granting of citizenship is issued by the
Commission for Citizenship and Political Asylum under the President of the
Republic of Moldova. This decision shall be the basis for the guarantee of
acquisition of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova provided by the body
which is authorised to receive applications for citizenship of the Republic of
Moldova;
g)
other documents stipulated by this Law.
(2)
The language of the documents listed in para. (1), shall be selected in
accordance with the Law on the use of languages in the Republic of Moldova No.
3465 of 1 September 1989.
(3)
Public authorities, which are aware of the fact that the applicant does not
meet the requirements for granting citizenship of the Republic of Moldova,
shall inform the Commission on Citizenship and Political Asylum under the
President of the Republic of Moldova.
Article
37. Documents required for Renunciation of Citizenship
(1)
For the renunciation of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova to be approved
the following documents shall be presented;
a)
application - questionnaire;
b)
Curriculum Vitae;
c)
certificate from the place of residence containing names of his/her family
members;
d)
certificate from the military centre for recruits residing lawfully and
habitually in the territory of the Republic of Moldova;
e)
receipt for the payment of the state tax;
f)
evidence confirming the possession, acquisition or assurances of acquisition of
another citizenship.
g)
other documents, stipulated by the present Law.
(2)
The language of the documents listed in para. (1), shall be selected in
accordance with Law on the use of languages in the Republic of Moldova No. 3465
of 1 September 1989.
(3)
Parents who renounce the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, may apply for
preserving their children's citizenship of the Republic of Moldova.
(4)
If both parents are citizens of the Republic of Moldova and one of them
renounces the citizenship, submitting an application for renouncing the
citizenship of the Republic of Moldova together with his/her child, the other
parent shall present a statement of his/her consent, certified by a notary.
Article
38. Timeframe for processing of applications and proposals relating to
citizenship.
(1)
The timeframe for processing the applications and proposals relating to
citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall not exceed one year. The timeframe
shall begin on the day of presenting all the documents required for granting,
recovery or renunciation of the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
Renewed applications and proposals regarding citizenship shall be reviewed only
if new essential circumstances shall be identified.
Article
39. Oath of Allegiance to the Republic of Moldova.
(1)
The person who is granted citizenship of the Republic of Moldova by
naturalisation or by recovery of citizenship shall take, within six months from
the day of entry into force of the decree of the President of the Republic of
Moldova, before the county prefect, or before the head of diplomatic mission or
consular office of the Republic of Moldova, the following oath of allegiance to
the Republic of Moldova:
"I
(family name, name), born (time and place of birth), swear to be a faithful
citizen to the Republic of Moldova, to sacredly respect its Constitution and
other laws, not to take any actions that would prejudice the interests and
territorial integrity of the state".
(2)
The citizenship of the Republic of Moldova shall be acquired from the date of taking
the oath.
Article
40. Documents relating to the Change of Citizenship
(1)
Persons, who acquired the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova under this
Law, receive from the agency of internal affairs, or diplomatic missions and
consular office a certificate of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova.
(2)
Persons who are lawfully and habitually resident in the territory of the
Republic of Moldova and who lost the citizenship of the Republic of Moldova
shall receive from institutions of internal affairs identity cards of the
national passport system, according to the status of the person.
CHAPTER
VII
APPEAL OF
DECISIONS ON
CITIZENSHIP OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
Article
41. Appealing the Decrees of the President of the Republic of Moldova
Decrees
on citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, issued by the President of the
Republic of Moldova, may be appealed in the Court of Appeal within six months
from the day of entry into force of the decree.
Article
42. Appealing the Actions undertaken by Civil Servants
Refusal
to receive applications for citizenship of the Republic of Moldova, breach of
the timeframe, violation of procedure for the processing of applications and
execution of decisions on such issues, refusal to grant citizenship, other
actions undertaken by civil servants may be appealed in courts under the Law.
CHAPTER
VIII
FINAL AND
TRANSITORY PROVISIONS
Article
43.
(1)
Applications pending on the day of entry into force of this Law shall be
reviewed under its provisions.
(2)
Pending the establishment by the Government of a procedure for the evaluation
of the level of knowledge of the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova and of
the national language by the applicants for citizenship of the Republic of Moldova,
such evaluation shall be made by the Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and
Family under the Law.
Article
44.
Within
five months the Government shall:
bring
its normative acts in line with this law;
draft
normative acts required for the execution of this law;
present
to the Parliament proposals for bringing the legislation into force in line
with this law.
Article
45.
Upon
entry into force of this Law, the following shall be abrogated:
Law
on Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova no.596-XII of 5 June 1991;
Law
no.1462-XII of 26 May 1993 amending Article 2 of the Law on Citizenship of the
Republic of Moldova;
Law
no.1474-XII of 8 June 1993 completing and amending Article 2 of the Law on
Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova;
Article
II of the Law no.278-XIII of 10 November 1994 amending and completing some
legislative acts;
Law
no.961-XIII of 24 July 1996 amending and completing the Law on Citizenship of
the Republic of Moldova;
Law
no.1259-XIII of 16 July 1997 amending and completing the Law on Citizenship of
the Republic of Moldova;
Decision
of the Parliament no.597-XII of 5 June 1991 on the procedure for entry into
force and implementation of the Law of the Republic of Moldova on citizenship
of the Republic of Moldova;
Decision
of the Parliament no.1138-XII of 4 August 1992 approving the Regulations of the
procedure for solving problems of citizenship of the Republic of Moldova.
CHAIRMAN
OF THE PARLIAMENT
DUMITRU
DIACOV, Chisinau, 2 June 2000, No. 1023-XIV
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