right of domicile

Those who have right of domicile and moved to Åland before the age 12 are exempt from military service.

Ordinary Finns without a right of domicile have none of these rights in Åland.

Closely related to it was the right of domicile, of which the most famous example was the Lombard Privilege.

When he lost his rights of domicile in Slovenia, he settled in Germany, where he lived and worked for 12 years.

Ålanders lose their right of domicile after living outside Åland for five years, or on forfeiting their Finnish citizenship.

Ordinary Finns can get Ålandic right of domicile after living on the islands for five years and proving their satisfactory knowledge of Swedish.

People from the autonomous Finnish province of Åland, have provincial (Ålandic) right of domicile in addition to their national (Finnish) citizenship.

Non-Finns can obtain Ålandic right of domicile when obtaining Finnish citizenship, if they fulfill the requirements for the right of domicile.

Rabbi Kahane preached heresy, since in the name of "Judaism" he would have denied elementary human rights of domicile and property to the Arab population of Palestine, not to mention life itself!

The trade factories set up in foreign countries, such as Egypt, were somewhat different from the ordinary colonies, the members retaining the right of domicile in their own fatherland and confining themselves to their own quarter in the foreign city.

Regional citizenship or the right of domicile (hembygdsrätt) is a prerequisite for the right to vote or stand as a candidate in elections to the Legislative Assembly, to own and hold real estate situated in unplanned areas of Åland.

The right of domicile is called hembygdsrätt (kotiseutuoikeus in Finnish) and it gives Ålanders the right to buy and own real estate, abstain from national service, vote for and be elected to the Lagting and set up a business on Åland.