Rhodesia protects people in times of chaos and war with new instant citizenship

The world is experiencing the most dangerous time since the Cuban Missile Crisis. No region is safe anymore, dangerously acting politicians are causing havoc and suffering. In Ukraine, Shanghai or Hong Kong one can currently observe how quickly a completely normal country is being devastated, destroyer, or turned into a huge prison. Anyone who is 'only' an Ukrainian in these days has to fear for life and limb at every checkpoint. Such terrible conditions exist in more and more countries. In Central and South America alone, more than 15 countries are no longer safe. Where today there is an avenue leading to a shopping mall, tomorrow there can be a wild checkpoint.

The government of the Republic of Rhodesia has therefore reformed the citizenship law of the transglobal Rhodesian nation: almost anyone who can credibly prove that they need protection can obtain a Class-S citizenship in an express procedure. This type of Rhodesian citizenship is valid for one year, renewable after 12 months, and is the Rhodesian way to help, as an alternative to asylum status.

Applicants, after a very quick review of their application, are issued a digital Rhodesian ID card that can be securely and conveniently stored in a smartphone and shown in case of emergency. The Rhodesian Ministry of Homeland Security can be contacted if there is any doubt as to whether the digital ID card is valid.

There is no all-encompassing protection in any country in the world. However, anyone who has ever gotten into trouble at a checkpoint in a crisis area or is in danger due to his or her nationality knows how important alternative documents can be. Other than the usual and small processing fee, there are no other costs. On the website of the government of the Republic of Rhodesia, the citizenship law can be read in full length. A direct and semi-automated procedure has been established for Class-S protection citizenship under Section 3 (§3) of the Rhodesian Citizenship Law.

Citizenship department:
cit.dpt.rhodesia.gov@representative.com

www.government-of-rhodesia.org

Permanent Mission:
866 UN Plaza
10017 New York City

Postal mail:
Rhodesian Government catch-all mail hub
General Delivery, New York City, NY 10001
United States of America

The second Republic of Rhodesia was proclaimed in March 1980 with the Declaration of Amsterdam by Rhodesians who did not want to live in Zimbabwe to which their original country was about to be transformed. Based on a conservative constitution of 1980, the new Rhodesian government has been taking care of the Rhodesian diaspora as a transglobal country with overseas territories as harbors of security in times of crisis. The nation's capital region under international law is Rhodesbury, however, de facto the transglobal country with its 1.2 mio regular citizens is being governed from São Paulo and New York City.

This release was published on openPR.