(2) The following persons shall, upon application, be registered as
citizens of Uganda—
(a) every person married to a Uganda citizen upon proof of a legal
and subsisting marriage of three years or such other period
prescribed by Parliament;
(b) every person who has legally and voluntarily migrated to and has
been living in Uganda for at least ten years or such other period
prescribed by Parliament;
(c) every person who, on the commencement of this Constitution, has
lived in Uganda for at least twenty years.
(3) Clause (2)(a) of this article applies also to a person who was
married to a citizen of Uganda who, but for his or her death, would have
continued to be a citizen of Uganda under this Constitution.
(4) Where a person has been registered as a citizen of Uganda under
clause (2)(a) of this article and the marriage by virtue of which that person
was registered is—
(a) annulled or otherwise declared void by a court or tribunal of
competent jurisdiction; or
(b) dissolved,
that person shall, unless he or she renounces that citizenship, continue to be
a citizen of Uganda.
13.
Citizenship by naturalisation.
Parliament shall by law provide for the acquisition and loss of citizenship by
naturalisation.
14.
Loss of citizenship by registration.
A person may be deprived of his or her citizenship if acquired by registration,
on any of the following grounds—
(a) voluntary acquisition of the citizenship of another country;
(b) voluntary service in the armed forces or security forces of a
country hostile to or at war with Uganda;
(c) acquisition of Uganda citizenship by fraud, deceit, bribery, or
having made intentional and deliberate false statements in his or
her application for citizenship; and
(d) espionage against Uganda.