Short answer: denaturalisation targets citizenship gained by fraud or concealment of material facts. If established, citizenship may be revoked with removal consequences. Honest applications are the main safeguard.
Denaturalisation for Fraud
Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Fergus Wu, Co-founder & Chief Immigration Consultant
Summary
Citizenship obtained by serious fraud or concealment can be revoked in some countries.
FAQ
Minor errors?
Usually aimed at serious, intentional fraud.
How long after naturalisation?
Country law — serious fraud may have no or long limitation periods.
CBI similar?
Many states retain power to revoke fraudulently obtained citizenship.