Citizenship in UNN – United Nurses of Nurusalem (Nurusalem) represents a professional form of citizenship grounded in service, unity, and ethical commitment. It is not a political nationality or state citizenship. Instead, it is a digital professional affiliation that brings nurses and allied healthcare professionals together under a shared national identity built around care, responsibility, and global solidarity.
To become a Citizen of Nurusalem is to join a professional nation that recognises nursing as a global force for humanity. This citizenship affirms professional dignity, shared values, and collective purpose, forming a unified community of professionals committed to advancing healthcare through integrity, knowledge, innovation, and compassion.
The Nurusalem Citizenship Program exists to empower nursing professionals through recognition, structure, and opportunity. It creates an organised system for professional identity, collaboration, education, and leadership while strengthening unity among nurses worldwide.
The purpose of citizenship is to:
• Strengthen the global professional identity of nurses and allied healthcare professionals
• Provide verified digital recognition and access to Nurusalem systems and services
• Support education, research, leadership development, and professional growth
• Foster cooperation, mentorship, and humanitarian engagement across borders
Through citizenship, every member contributes to a shared national mission of advancing nursing and serving humanity.
Nurusalem recognises multiple categories of citizenship to reflect different stages of professional contribution and engagement:
• Professional Citizen
Registered and licensed nurses actively engaged in professional practice
• Student Citizen
Individuals enrolled in recognised nursing education or training programmes
• Associate Citizen
Allied nursing professionals, caregivers, and individuals supporting nursing and healthcare services
• Senior Citizen
Retired or veteran nursing professionals recognised for their lifelong service and contribution to the profession
Additional citizenship categories may be introduced, modified, or refined in the future by decision of the Government of Nurusalem acting through the Premier.
Each category carries defined rights, responsibilities, and participation levels within the nation.
Citizenship in Nurusalem is built on mutual trust. Citizens receive recognition, access, and opportunity, while upholding the ethical and professional standards that define the nation.
Rights of Citizens include:
• Access to official digital platforms, professional programmes, and verified credentials
• Participation in national and international initiatives, events, and leadership activities
• Eligibility for recognition through awards, certificates, and advancement programmes
• Opportunities for employment, research collaboration, and professional engagement within the Nurusalem network
Responsibilities of Citizens include:
• Upholding professionalism, ethical conduct, and integrity
• Representing the values of Nurusalem with dignity and respect
• Contributing positively to community development, mentorship, and service
• Supporting the national mission of unity among nurses and healthcare professionals
Citizenship is both a privilege and a responsibility, reflecting a commitment to standards higher than individual interest.
Nurusalem citizenship provides structured benefits designed to support professional, personal, and community growth. Benefits vary by citizenship category and level of participation.
Key benefits may include:
• Verified professional identity through the NCID (Nurusalem Citizen ID) and official registry
• Access to global education, training, and continuous professional development programmes
• Eligibility for scholarships, fellowships, and leadership pathways
• Participation in research, innovation, and professional exchange initiatives
• Employment access through verified partners and the Nurusalem global network
• Professional mobility support and international opportunity guidance
• Engagement in humanitarian missions, public service initiatives, and national projects
Each citizen category receives a tailored combination of benefits aligned with qualifications, experience, and contribution. A detailed overview of the benefits of citizenship can be found in the Citizenship Benefits section of the menu.
Every approved citizen is issued a unique NCID (Nurusalem Citizen Identification) confirming professional status within Nurusalem. NCID enables access to official portals, services, and digital benefits.
New citizens receive:
• Full Access to Citizen Platform
• Digital NCID
• Digital Citizenship Certificate
Citizenship status is permanent unless voluntarily withdrawn or revoked due to serious ethical or professional misconduct. Digital NCID Card is valid for two years and must be renewed to maintain access to active services. All records are securely managed under Nurusalem’s digital governance and data protection framework.
Citizenship applications can submit through www.nurusalem.org. Applicants must provide valid professional or educational documentation corresponding to their citizenship category. Once verified and approved, applicants receive official confirmation, Digital NCID card, and a Citizenship Certificate. Citizenship remains valid for life, subject to compliance with ethical and professional standards, while NCID card require periodic renewal in every 2 years.
The foundation of Nurusalem citizenship is guided by three core principles:
– Unity through Service
– Progress through Knowledge
– Peace through Compassion
These principles define the character of every citizen. To hold citizenship in Nurusalem is to affirm a lifelong commitment to the nursing profession, ethical leadership, and service to humanity. Through its citizens, UNN – United Nurses of Nurusalem continues to build a digital professional nation where compassion, professionalism, and unity shape the future of global healthcare.
Citizenship in Nurusalem is a professional form of citizenship that recognises and supports nursing professionals worldwide.
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The image represents a sample Nurusalem Citizenship Identification Card issued to Citizens of Nurusalem – The United Nurses of Nurusalem (UNN). The card is a digital national identification created to recogzise and connect nurses within Nurusalem. It does not replace national identity documents, passports, or government issued IDs, and it holds no legal validity outside Nurusalem’s systems. The Nurusalem Citizenship ID is primarily issued in digital format for secure access and verification within Nurusalem platforms and services. A physical card may be provided upon request, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
The displayed card is for demonstration purposes only.
The image represents a sample Nurusalem Citizenship Certificate issued to citizens of Nurusalem – The United Nurses of Nurusalem (UNN). The certificate serves as formal recognition of Nurusalem citizenship within the Nurusalem nation and its digital ecosystem. It does not replace or confer any national citizenship, passport, immigration status, or government issued legal status. The certificate is issued in digital format as the primary record of citizenship. A physical certificate may be provided upon request, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
The displayed certificate is for demonstration purposes only.
The image represents a sample Nurusalem Professional Passport issued by the Government of Nurusalem to eligible citizens of Nurusalem – United Nurses of Nurusalem (UNN). The Professional Passport is a physical document used for identification and professional verification within the Nurusalem and with authorized partner institutions.
The Professional Passport is not issued automatically with citizenship and requires a separate application and approval in accordance with Government of Nurusalem guidelines and rules. It is not a travel document, visa, or immigration document, and it does not represent any other nation’s citizenship or passport. This passport is a professional credential only and may be used solely for professional purposes.
The displayed passport is for demonstration purposes only.
Nurusalem Global Head Quarters
40 Wall Street, New York City
New York, NY 10005, United States
Email : contact@nurusalem.org
Contact : +1 844 484 7429
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