– Descriptions (permit P) – Descriptions (some types of titre de séjour, such as the carte de résident) – Descriptions (called Niederlassungserlaubnis) – Descriptions (called Πράσινη Κάρτα) – Descriptions – Descriptions (called Permanent residency card) – Descriptions – Descriptions (called "Uzturēšanās atļauja") – Descriptions – Descriptions (called résident longue durée/long-term resident) (called Verblijfsvergunning voor onbepaalde tijd; class II, IV, or V permit) – Descriptions (called pobyt stały) – Descriptions (called residência permanente ) – Descriptions to non-EU citizens (called Permis de şedere permanentă) – Descriptions (called trvalý pobyt) – Descriptions – Descriptions (called Permanent Uppehållstillstånd) – Descriptions (through the Right of Abode, with or without Chinese citizenship) (called "Permanent Resident Status Scheme") – Descriptions (called Kartu Izin Tinggal Tetap) (the term toshav-keva refers to a permanent resident without Israeli citizenship) (called 永住許可 eijūkyoka) (called Residente Permanente, with or without Chinese citizenship) (called pemastautin tetap) New Zealand (called Résidents Permanents Nicaragua) – Descriptions (a permanent residency option is available for those from countries which prohibit dual citizenship. Permanent residency only requires an annual fee, and no other supporting documents) – Descriptions Republic of China (Taiwan) (called "вид на жительство" vid na žítel'stvo, or ПМЖ pe-em-žé) (called Settlement Permit (Permis d'établissement, Niederlassungsbewilligung or Permesso di domicilio), commonly referred to as a C Permit (Permis C, C-Ausweis or Permesso C)) (called "посвідка на постійне проживання"' 'posvidka na postijne prozhyvannya, or ППП "pe-pe-pe") (either through Indefinite leave to remain or Right of Abode or Permanent Residence for EEA nationals) – Descriptions (lawfully admitted for permanent residence) Other forms of permanent residency India does not permit dual citizenship, but former Indian citizens, and persons of Indian origin, are eligible to apply for an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card that allows them to live and work freely in India, apart from running for certain political office posts and occupying constitutional posts. They also cannot vote or buy agricultural land. Spouses who have no other connection to India other than being married to someone with or eligible for OCI can also apply for OCI if they have been married for at least two years. Once the marriage is dissolved, OCI status is automatically lost for spouse with no connection to India. In 2016, India allowed Permanent Resident Status to foreigners with some conditions. Turkey allows dual citizenship, and former Turkish citizens who have given up their Turkish citizenship (for example, because they have naturalized in a