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Legal Terms – domicile
The nation to which an individual has the strongest legal ties and regards as his permanent home. A person cannot have two residences at the same time or be without one. He is given a domicile of origin upon birth. He typically inherits his father's house if he is still alive, and his mother's if not. Until (if at all) he obtains a domicile of his choosing, he keeps his place of origin. Creating a home in a nation with the goal of making it a permanent base allows one to obtain a domicile of choice. It can be obtained after a person becomes sixteen and can be swapped out for a new residence of one's choosing at any time.
The nation to which an individual has the strongest legal ties and regards as his permanent home. A person cannot have two residences at the same time or be without one. He is given a domicile of origin upon birth. He typically inherits his father's house if he is still alive, and his mother's if not. Until (if at all) he obtains a domicile of his choosing, he keeps his place of origin. Creating a home in a nation with the goal of making it a permanent base allows one to obtain a domicile of choice. It can be obtained after a person becomes sixteen and can be swapped out for a new residence of one's choosing at any time.
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