POLITICSSCMP CHINA
Limited dual citizenship gives Indonesian diaspora hope of return, better future
Indonesia is proposing limited dual citizenship to attract its diaspora back home, marking a shift from its long-standing single citizenship policy since 1945. The reform aims to address the diaspora's demand for such a scheme before considering return, with current rules allowing children of mixed marriages to hold dual citizenship until age 18.
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