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Survey No. 1: "What is the legal status of English in your country?"26. May 2018 - 31. May 2018
Official Language
Co-official Language
National Language
if English is de jure or de facto a common first languageRegional Official Language
if English is only official in some areas of your nation but not allRecognised Minority Language
if English has no legal status but has legal recognition as a commonly spoken first languageNo Official Status
if English has no formal legal status or recognition
*Sample size: 45 countries.Answer
Percentage*
List
Official Language
02,22%
Co-official Language
08,89%
National Language
0%
- no data
Regional Official Language
0%
- no data
Recognised Minority Language
02,22%
No Official Status
15,56%
No response
71,11%
- no data
Survey No. 2: "What is the ruling party in your country and its positions, ideologies and alignment?"23. July 2018 - 31. July 2018Political party identified and described.
Nonpartisan legislature.
*Sample size: 36 countries.Country
Ruling Party
Alignment
Characteristics
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Socialist Party
Centre-left
Protectionism
Social liberalism
Internationalism
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Republican Party
Not applicable
Federalism
Economic liberalism
Centrism
Agrarian Communist Party of Yavaka
Far-left
Maoism
Garuda Party
Far-left
Left-wing fascism
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
National Centrist Party
Centre
Centrism
Social liberalism
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Conservatism
Nationalism
NZS - Nein Zur Staats Partei
Centre
Libertarianism
Non-interventionism
Economic liberalism
Fiscal conservatism
National Party
Centre
Conservatism
Afrikaner ethnic nationalism
South African civic nationalism
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Nonpartisan legislature
Not applicable
Not applicable
Christian Union of National Concord
Centre-right
Christian democracy
Political Catholicism
Social conservatism
National conservatism
China Imperial Party
Centre
Monarchism
Social conservatism
Survey No. 3: "Describe your country's immigration and citizenship processes."11. September 2018 - 28. September 2018Please identify the immigration policy.
Please describe the citizenship process.
*Sample size: 36 countries.Country
Immigration Policy
Citizenship Process
Zero tolerance on illegal immigration. All illegal immigrants are immediately deported. Does not accept refugees, only from allied nations and they must go back once the war is over.
You can obtain a work visa pretty quick if the job you are applying has a shortage of workers. From there you have to live 7 years in the country, learn English, understand the history, and know the constitution, you must also have less than 50,000 dixies (around 100,000 USD) of debt.
Our immigration policy currently encompasses a visa application system in order to enter the country (except in the case of a stopover) and/or live within the borders of Santiland. Immigrants must also apply for a work permit and social security in order to work within Santiland. I[f] an immigrant is discovered to live illegally within the borders of Santiland without the proper documentation, they will be sent to immigration court w[h]ere they would be allowed to ask for a Santilandish citizen to vouch in their favour and help them find asylum within the country (we try to deport as little of an amount of people as possible).
Our citizenship process consists of first the filing of an application (after an applicant is eligible for citizenship) which will determine which level of the naturalization course one will begin at. It concludes with a final interview and then a naturalization ceremony. The process in all takes about 1.5 years.
There is no immigration to the DPRK, save for certain circumstances like S. Korean defectors, Koreans abroad, or asylum-seekers.
Jus sanguinis, or the "right of blood," means determining citizenship through the status of a child's parents. Any child born to two North Korean nationals becomes a North Korean citizen. However, if a child born abroad to one North Korean national and one parent of a different nationality, the citizenship is to be determined by the parents.
Jus soli, or the "right of soil," is better known as birthright citizenship. This type of citizenship or nationality is awarded to citizens who are born within the jurisdiction of a given state. In North Korea, birth within the country's borders does not automatically grant a child citizenship, with the exception of a child born in North Korea with "unknown or stateless parents." The process of naturalization involves formal proceedings for acquiring citizenship of a country. It is not guaranteed and can involve a wide variety of stipulations. In North Korea, the status of naturalization is unclear. It can only be granted by the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, and further specific requirements are unknown.
Anyone may enter the nation and become a resident. No one can exist without permission from the government.
Pay $10000 to become a citizen.
The country is open to immigrants. Only if the immigrants are under the age of 38, they would be educated.
To gain citizenship, they must go through a process of naturalization by simply going through education about the country of Ireland; ranging from its national holidays without the need of studying the Irish language.
Immigration is based on a points system but favours MittelEuropa citizens due to GeldMark's alliance while refugees are welcome as of Presidential executive order.
Citizenship is gained upon testing over GeldMark's history culture etc, whether they pay taxes and after 5 years.
Carpathian Immigration has an extremely stringent vetting process for admissions. The majority of the process is designed to be in line with the Anti-Comintern Decree, weeding out individuals with a known communist history, communist paraphernalia and that have had contact with individuals or countries proclaiming communist allegiance. Other parts of the vetting process require a background check to ensure the good character of the applicant, they must be a permanent resident or meet residency requirements, and they must have been residing in Carpathia with a valid visa for a period of at least 5 years. In order to complete the citizenship process a second interview/test must be conducted, this time testing for more common reasons such as the test for language (normally conducted in German as the most globally prevalent language) and the test on Carpathian values.
After completion of the above the applicant must wait until his/her application and test results have been processed and confirmed (or rejected depending). If their application has been successful they will be invited to join a citizenship ceremony where they will be confirmed as citizens of Carpathia.
Immigration is heavily biased towards Francophones. Otherwise it is fairly stringent and follows a point-based system to allow skilled migrants, predominately from France and former French colonies in Africa and the Caribbean. Around 200,000 immigrants are permitted yearly.
Survey No. 4: "Identify your official national tourism slogan."15. March 2019 - 31. March 2019Please identify your official national tourism slogan.
*Sample size: 40 countries.Country
Tourism Slogan
"Come downtrodden, leave inspired."
"Rendez-vous en France"
"Japan. Endless Discovery."
"Santiland. Land of dreams, land of memories!"
“Taranteau, The Envy of the World of Tomorrow and the Beacon of the World Today”
"Discover Quintessential Beauty on The Rhine"
"Portugal—Within Reach"
"Europe’s West Coast"
if English is the only official language
if English the official language among another/others
