Citizenship and Residency in Binjing

Binjing citizens proudly call themselves Binstuds. Citizenship is more than a status. It means you are a recognised part of the province, with all the rights and privileges that come with it. Not sure why you should become a Binstud? Read the Why become a Binstud? page.

The Citizenship Ceremony

Once your application is approved, you are invited to a swearing-in ceremony with the Premier. This is your formal welcome into Binjing. After the ceremony, you receive your passport and a group photo is taken to immortalise the occasion. Many Binstuds come to treasure their passport over time.

The whole process takes about ten minutes, but you will remember it.

Eligibility

To be eligible for citizenship, you must be a resident of Binjing.

How to Apply

Once you meet the eligibility criteria, contact the Premier. You will need to provide:

1. Proof of residency. Your Party Secretary can confirm this at the ceremony, or provide a signed book if they cannot attend.

Responsibilities

Citizenship is maintained by continuously meeting all eligibility criteria. If you no longer meet it, your citizenship is lost automatically.

Your passport must be carried at all times, in your inventory or ender chest. If lost, contact the Premier for a replacement.

Ending Your Citizenship

You may renounce your citizenship at any time by depositing your passport into the Provincial Office mailbox. This results in the immediate loss of all citizenship rights and privileges. If you are a member of the CPB, you will also be removed from the Party.

If you wish to become a citizen again, you must go through the full application process again.

Passport Fee

A passport is issued for a fee of 50 cc. This applies to both new passports and replacements.

Official Register

The following is the official register of all current citizens of Binjing. It is typically updated once a week.