BECOME A CITIZEN
시민 되기
'Everyone has an innate ability to become a sage. Accordingly, everyone possesses an inviolable dignity from the moment of natural conception to natural death.'
Article II, Constitution of the Myeong Commonwealth
THE TWO DEGREES OF CITIZENSHIP
Spiritual Citizenship
Enjoys most constitutional rights
Enjoys most constitutional rights
except the rights to vote and stand for public office
Full Citizenship
Enjoys all constitutional rights
Citizens of the Myeong Commonwealth belong to confederated peoples who are on a pilgrimage to sagehood.
You do not need to be East Asian, or have anything to do with East Asia. The Myeong Commonwealth stands as a haven for all who uphold the principles that the state is (1) tasked with protecting the inherent dignity of every individual from the moment of conception to the natural end of life; (2) preserving freedom of conscience; (3) respecting the universal moral framework; and (4) exercising restraint in intervening in economic, social, and familial affairs, within the framework of a (5) parliamentary democracy, where (6) essential rights and freedoms are safeguarded by the rule of law.
Any person at or above the age of 18, regardless of ethnicity and macronationality, who identifies with the Constitution of the Myeong Commonwealth may be considered a spiritual citizen upon a successful application to His Majesty's Government.
Spiritual citizens can enjoy all the rights and freedoms mentioned in Article II of the Constitution, except for the right to vote and run for public office. If a spiritual citizen wants to become a full citizen, he must go through a review process conducted by the Department of Home Affairs of His Majesty's Government. As a spiritual community without territorial existence, the Myeong Commonwealth does not exempt its members from their moral and legal duties to their home macronations. Citizens of the Commonwealth and its constituent entitie remain nationals of their own macronations, and therefore, must abide by the laws of the same.
SPIRITUAL CITIZENSHIP ENQUIRY
Statement of Privacy
All public authorities of the Myeong Commonwealth handle personal information in accordance with international standards and best practices of privacy protection. The public authorities of the Myeong Commonwealth collect and process minimal personal information for specific purposes. Any changes to the purpose will require separate consent. Ordinarily, the public authorities of the Myeong Commonwealth process and retain personal information within the period of one calendar year. The public authorities of the Myeong Commonwealth do not disclose personal information to third parties beyond the specified purposes. Individuals have the rights to access personal information; correct or erase personal information; and suspend personal information processing.