Changes to the Age Threshold for Article 15A Citizenship Applications
Key Policy Change
The age limit for citizenship applications made under Article 15A of the Federal Constitution will officially be reduced from 21 years old to 18 years old.
The new policy will take effect from 1 June.
Practical Impact on Affected Applicants
Applicants at the 18-Year Threshold (Borderline Cases)
If an application is submitted before the applicant reaches 18 years of age but is subsequently rejected, the applicant will permanently lose eligibility to apply under Article 15A.
Once the age limit has been exceeded, a fresh application under Article 15A can no longer be made.
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