Примери коришћења Yugoslav citizenship на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Yugoslav citizenship is terminated.
Number and date of decision on termination of Yugoslav citizenship;
Release from Yugoslav citizenship will not be approved.
(1) A Yugoslav citizen of legal age born and living abroad,whoalso has a foreign citizenship, may renounce the Yugoslav citizenship until the age of 23.
Yugoslav citizenship may cease on the basis of confirmed international agreement.
(6) The provisions referred to under para I to 5 hereabove are applicable also in determination of the member republic citizenship with an adoptee- foreigner which has acquired the Yugoslav citizenship by full adoption.
I do not have Yugoslav citizenship, I just got the passport so I could travel," Handke said.
(2) A person born abroad and a person who as a foreigner andin accordance with this law, was accepted into Yugoslav citizenship proves his/her Yugoslav citizenship by a certificate from the registry of Yugoslav citizens.
(1) Yugoslav citizenship may be acquired on the basis of the confirmed international agreement.
(1) A child born or found on the territory of Yugoslavia(orphan)acquires Yugoslav citizenship by birth although both parents might be unknown or of an unknown citizenship or are stateless.
(2) Yugoslav citizenship would not be terminated to a child by full adoption if it would thereby remain stateless.
(1) Yugoslav citizen that has submitted the application for release from Yugoslav citizenship may demand under the same request also the release from Yugoslav citizenship for his/her children up to the age of 18.
(1) Yugoslav citizenship id proved by a birth certificate or by a certificate from the registry of the Yugoslav citizens.
Part Three of the plan spelled out safeguards on human rights, fundamental freedoms, prosecution of war crimes, a human-rights court with international judges, andprovisions allowing dual Croatian and Yugoslav citizenship for Croatian Serbs.
(7) The application for acceptance into Yugoslav citizenship of a child that has not reached the age of 18 is submitted by a parent.
(2) Yugoslav citizenship of a child referred to under pare I hereabove can be terminated if until its age of 18 it is determined that both its parents are foreign nationals.
(2) For Yugoslav citizens born in the foreign country as well as for persons who as foreigner were accepted into Yugoslav citizenship the Yugoslav citizenship is entered in the Registry of Yugoslav citizens in a prescribed way.
(1) If both parents acquire a Yugoslav citizenship by acceptance, their child that has not reached the age of 18 also acquires the Yugoslav citizenship at their request.
(3) A child born abroad, whose one parent at the moment of child's birth is a Yugoslav citizen, and which remains without citizenship, acquires a Yugoslav citizenship although not registered as a Yugoslav citizen, i.e. registered in the registry of Yugoslav citizens, pursuant to para I of the present article.
(2) In the procedure of release from Yugoslav citizenship at the request of a military person or civil person employed by the Yugoslav Army, the opinion of the federal authority in charge of defense affairs will be obtained.
(7) The application for acceptance into Yugoslav citizenship of a child that has not reached the age of 18 is submitted by a parent.
Persons who acquired Yugoslav citizenship prior to the date of coming into force of the Constitutional Charter shall retain this citizenship and the right to use current personal/public documents until the law regulating this matter is adopted.
(1) A person that has acquired Yugoslav citizenship by acceptance acquires the citizenship of the member republic on whose territory he/she resides.
(1) In case of full adoption, the Yugoslav citizenship of the adoptee up to age of 18 is terminated by release if the application for release from the citizenship is lodged by an adopter who is a foreigner or an adopter that has lodged the application for release from Yugoslav citizenship and if conditions referred to under Article 21 hereabove have been met.
Along with the request for release from the Yugoslav citizenship of a child the consent of the other parent as well as the opinion of the competent guardianship authority are required.
(1) The Yugoslav citizenship is acquired by origin by a child born abroad, whose one of the parents at the moment of child's birth is a Yugoslav citizen, and the other is a foreign citizen, if it is registered until its 18th year as a Yugoslav citizen with the competent diplomatic or consular representation office of Yugoslavia and if it submits a request for registration into the registry of Yugoslav citizens.
(4) The application for acceptance into Yugoslav citizenship is submitted to the federal authority in charge of internal affairs directly or via a Yugoslav diplomatic or consular representation office.
The application for acceptance into Yugoslav citizenship shall be conveyed by the Yugoslav diplomatic or consular representation office to the federal authority in charge of internal affairs without any delay.
(4) The application for acceptance into Yugoslav citizenship is submitted to the federal authority in charge of internal affairs directly or via a Yugoslav diplomatic or consular representation office.
(2) If one of the parents acquires Yugoslav citizenship by acceptance, upon his request, his/her child that has not reached the age of 18 also acquires the Yugoslav citizenship of living with this parent in Yugoslavia.