Citizenship is granted based on cultural ties to a country.

Citizenship is granted based on birth in a country.

Citizenship is granted based on descent from a citizen of a country.

Citizenship is granted based on naturalization.

Germany

Italy

Spain

Portugal

The applicant must have a Spanish-speaking parent.

The applicant must have lived in Spain for at least 10 years.

The applicant must pass a Spanish language test.

The applicant must have a Spanish cultural background.

Jus Culturalis is based on cultural ties, while Jus Sanguinis is based on descent.

Jus Culturalis is based on birth, while Jus Sanguinis is based on descent.

Jus Culturalis is based on naturalization, while Jus Sanguinis is based on descent.

Jus Culturalis is based on religion, while Jus Sanguinis is based on descent.

It allows people to become citizens of a country that they have a cultural connection to.

It promotes cultural diversity.

It helps to integrate immigrants into a new country.

All of the above.

It can be difficult to define what constitutes a cultural tie.

It can lead to discrimination against people who do not have a cultural connection to a country.

It can be difficult to implement and administer.

All of the above.

Yes

No

It is likely to become more common.

It is likely to become less common.

It is likely to remain the same.

It is impossible to predict.

Defining what constitutes a cultural tie.

Preventing discrimination against people who do not have a cultural connection to a country.

Implementing and administering citizenship by cultural ties.

All of the above.

Promoting cultural diversity.

Integrating immigrants into a new country.

Allowing people to become citizens of a country that they have a cultural connection to.

All of the above.

Jus Soli is based on birth in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Soli is based on descent from a citizen of a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Soli is based on naturalization, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Soli is based on religion, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Sanguinis is based on descent from a citizen of a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Sanguinis is based on birth in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Sanguinis is based on naturalization, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Sanguinis is based on religion, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Domicilii is based on residence in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Domicilii is based on birth in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Domicilii is based on naturalization, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Domicilii is based on religion, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Matrimonii is based on marriage to a citizen of a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Matrimonii is based on birth in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Matrimonii is based on naturalization, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Matrimonii is based on religion, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Optionis is based on the right of a person to choose the citizenship of their parents, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Optionis is based on birth in a country, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Optionis is based on naturalization, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.

Jus Optionis is based on religion, while citizenship by cultural ties is based on cultural ties to a country.