For all persons
[Questions 1-10 were asked of all persons.]
10. What is the person's citizenship?
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Questions on Migration
The next set of questions (Question 8-10) give information on movement of people from one place to another. Information on movement of people is useful to plan for people's needs such as health, education, and employment.
Question 10. Citizenship
This question is to tell us how many PNG citizens and how many non-citizens there are in PNG.
Q10. What is the person's citizenship? _ _
Who to ask: Ask the head of the household or the person responding.
Get this information for: Every person in each household.
How to ask: If the person is obviously a PNG citizen by appearance and/or place of residence (rural), it may not be necessary to actually ask this question.
-Non-citizens are more common in urban areas and some border provinces such as Sandaun, Western and Bouganville. In such places you need to ask the question on citizenship. You simply ask "What is the person's citizenship?" (not "Where were you born?"), or you can ask, "What passport do you/he/she carry?".
-Ask all people who seem to be expatriates "What passport do you/he/she carry? ".
How to record:-Write down the name of the country the person tells you.
-Write PNG for PNG citizens.
-If any person is a citizen of two countries, record the citizenship the person chooses.