Loss of Slovenian Citizenship
A Slovenian citizenship who possesses another nationality may be deprived of Slovenian citizenship based on "activities ... contrary to the international and other interests of the Republic of Slovenia". These are generally defined as:
- if the person is a member of any organisation engaged in the activities to overthrow the Constitutional order of the Republic of Slovenia; or
- if a person is a member of a foreign intelligence service and as such jeopardises the interests of the Republic of Slovenia or if he/she harms such interests by serving under any government authority or organisation of a foreign State;
- if the person is a persistent perpetrator of criminal offences prosecuted ex officio and of offences against public order;
- if the person refuses to carry out the duty of the citizen of the Republic of Slovenia prescribed by the Constitution and the Law
Slovenian citizens who possess another nationality may normally renounce Slovenian citizenship if resident outside Slovenia.
Read more about this topic: Slovenian Nationality Law
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