A Hokorian citizen may choose to give up their citizenship through a legal process known as renunciation.

Who can renounce citizenship

A person may renounce their citizenship if:

• They are not a minor
• They are of sound mind and full capacity
• Renouncing citizenship would not make them stateless.

If these conditions are met, the person may formally renounce their citizenship.

Renouncing citizenship for a minor

A person who has legal responsibility for a minor citizen may renounce the minor’s citizenship if:

• They are of sound mind and full capacity, and
• The minor would not become stateless.

Effect of renunciation

When citizenship is renounced:

• The person immediately ceases to be a Hokorian citizen.

This means they will no longer be recognised as belonging to the Hokorian State.