Australian citizenship is more than what the term “citizenship” stands for in many other countries in the world. This unique character of Australian citizenship is stated in the Preamble of the Australian Citizenship Act 2007. It states,

Preamble

The Parliament recognises that Australian citizenship represents full and formal membership of the community of the Commonwealth of Australia, and Australian citizenship is a common bond, involving reciprocal rights and obligations, uniting all Australians, while respecting their diversity.

The Parliament recognises that persons conferred Australian citizenship enjoy these rights and undertake to accept these obligations:

(a)  by pledging loyalty to Australia and its people; and

(b)  by sharing their democratic beliefs; and

(c)  by respecting their rights and liberties; and

(d)  by upholding and obeying the laws of Australia.

We at Salomonn Migration & Advocacy assist our clients on Australian citizenship matter, for example,

• Citizenship by birth
• Citizenship by adoption
• Citizenship for abandoned children
• Citizenship by conferral
• Cancellation of Approval of Australian citizenship & delay making the Pledge
• Cessation of Australian Citizenship
• Resuming Australian Citizenship
• Renunciation of Australian citizenship by application
• Revocation of Australian citizenship
• Character test and residence requirement and exemptions