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Here are eight countries where it's most difficult to become citizen :1- Vatican CityYou can become a citizen if you are a cardinal living in the Vatican City or Rome, or if you live in Vatican City because you are an official worker of the Catholic Church.2- BhutanYou can apply for the citizenship after living in the country for 20 years & you have to meet a list of requirements which includes no record of speaking or acting against the king or country.3- QatarIf you have been a legal resident of Qatar for 25 years without leaving the country for more than two consecutive months, you can apply for the citizenship. Qatar only naturalizes about 50 foreigners a year.4- KuwaitAfter living in Kuwait for 20 years or 15 years for citizens of other Arab countries, you can apply for the citizenship. But you have to be muslim by birth or converted. If you are converted, you must have been practicing for five years & have to speak Arabic fluently.5- LiechtensteinIf you want to become a citizen, you have to live in Liechtenstein for at least 30 years or if you are married to a Liechtenstein citizen & already lived in the country, then the time period is shortened to five years of marriage.6- United Arab EmiratesIf you want a citizenship of UAE, you must have legally resided in the country for 30 years. Arab citizens from Oman, Qatar & Bahrain can apply for citizenship after three years of residency. Arabs from other countries are eligible for citizenship after seven years of residency.7- SwitzerlandAccording to the new law of Switzerland, you must have to lived in the country for 10 years & have a working permit called a C permit. The C permit allows you to live & work in the country.8- ChinaThe law of China allows the foreigners to become citizen of the country if they have relatives who are Chinese national, have settled in China. If you don’t have Chinese relatives in a country, your chances of becoming a Chinese citizen are less.Happy Reading …. !!!!Image source : GoogleSUGGESTED POST OF MINE FROM MY QUORA :Which country gives permanent residency the fastest?Edit : Thanks for the 1k upvotes ….. Thanks a lot

In most cases, we’ve got citizenship in the new countries where we lived. I became a citizen of Russia, for example. But there were notable exceptions.Latvia and Estonia denied “automatic” citizenship to people who moved in after 1940 when those states were annexed by the Soviet Union. That created hundreds of thousands of “non-citizens” (or “aliens”), primarily ethnic Russians. Non-citizens are still a problem for both countries.People of Abkhazia and South Ossetia en masse rejected Georgian citizenship and later chose Russian citizenship. That was a result of their wars with Georgia. Something similar, although a lot more complicated happened in Transnistria. Now Transnistrians have Transnistrian, Moldavan, Russian or Ukrainian citizenship.Pictured - Latvian passport of a non-citizen.