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Art. 27 Bundesgesetz vom 20. Juni 2014 über das Schweizer Bürgerrecht (BüG) - Wiedereinbürgerung nach Verwirkung, Entlassung und Verlust des Bürgerrechts

BüG; 2. Titel: Erwerb und Verlust durch behördlichen Beschluss; 1. Kapitel: Erwerb durch behördlichen Beschluss
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Art. 27 BüG · Wiedereinbürgerung nach Verwirkung, Entlassung und Verlust des Bürgerrechts

Wer das Schweizer Bürgerrecht verloren hat, kann innert zehn Jahren ein Gesuch um Wiedereinbürgerung stellen.

Nach Ablauf der in Absatz 1 erwähnten Frist kann die Wiedereinbürgerung beantragen, wer seit drei Jahren Aufenthalt in der Schweiz hat.

← Art. 26 BüG Bundesgesetz vom 20. Juni 2014 über das Schweizer Bürgerrecht (BüG) - Erwerb durch Abstammung Art. 28 BüG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (157)

VPB 5822-2003-2007 (art. 27 LN)
Revocation of Facilitated Naturalization Due to False Statements
This provision is cited as the basis under which the facilitated naturalization was granted.
VPB 2003.1421 (Art. 27 LN)
Facilitated Naturalization Revocation Procedure
Cited to specify that the facilitated naturalization in question was granted under this provision.
JAAC 67.104 (Art. 27 al. 1 let. c BüG)
Prostitution Negates Marital Union for Naturalization
This provision is the legal basis for facilitated naturalization, which was denied in this case.
F-5627/2016 (Art. 27 LN)
Facilitated Naturalization Fraudulent Marriage Proven
Cited to establish the conditions for facilitated naturalization, particularly concerning the requirement of an effective and stable marital community.
F-7013/2016 (Art. 27 LN)
Facilitated Naturalization Denied Due to Invalid Marriage
This article is cited in relation to the conditions for facilitated naturalization, specifically the requirement of living in marital union. The court used it to determine if the marital union was stable and effective.
F-6496/2016 (Art. 27 al. 1 let. c LN)
Facilitated Naturalization Canceled Due to Concealed Affair and Marital Instability
Cited as a condition for facilitated naturalization, requiring three years of marital community, which was found to be lacking or not maintained effectively.
F-3586/2016 (art. 27 LN)
Cancellation of Facilitated Naturalization Upheld Due to Questionable Marital Community
This article defines the concept of conjugal community, which was central to determining the validity of the facilitated naturalization.
F-4099/2015 (Art. 27 LN)
Marital Instability Undermines Facilitated Naturalization
This provision defines the conditions for facilitated naturalization based on marriage, specifically the requirement of a stable conjugal community, which was central to the court's assessment of whether the naturalization was obtained fraudulently.
F-6047/2016 (Art. 27 Abs. 1 BüG)
Children's Inclusion in Mother's Naturalization Denied Due to Prolonged Absence
Cited as the basis for the applicant's request for facilitated naturalization and for the general conditions that must be met for it.
F-892/2016 (Art. 27 Abs. 1 BüG)
Marital Discord Undermines Facilitated Naturalization
Cited as the legal provision for facilitated naturalization for foreign spouses of Swiss citizens.
BVGE-2016-32 (Art. 27 LN)
Prostitution No Automatic Bar to Naturalization if Marital Community Proven
This provision was cited as the legal basis for assessing the existence of a marital community for facilitated naturalization.
BVGE-2016-32 (Art. 27 al. 1 let. c LN)
Prostitution No Automatic Bar to Naturalization if Marital Community Proven
This provision was used to determine whether the applicant was living in a marital community that met the requirements for facilitated naturalization.
F-5326/2014 (art. 27 al. 1 let. c LN)
Prostitute Denied Naturalization Overturned Due to Stable Marriage
This provision sets the conditions for applying for facilitated naturalization based on marriage, specifically requiring three years of conjugal community.
F-1620/2016 (Art. 27 Abs. 1 BüG)
Facilitated Naturalization Cancelled Due to Non-Genuine Marriage
Cited as the provision under which the applicant applied for facilitated naturalization.
F-263/2016 (art. 27 LN)
Marital Community's Instability Derails Naturalization Bid
The appeal was rejected because the conditions for facilitated naturalization under Article 27 LN were not met.