From this, it is self-evident that Corvinia already possesses the salient characteristics of a nation, but that we are far from the point of achieving statehood. If you mean the designer and maintainer of these pages, my name is Peter Ravn Rasmussen . In my mundane life, I am a history student at the University of Copenhagen , and a freelance webdesigner and programmer. Sure you can. Seriously, though, we're quite happy to accept new citizens.
Citizenship is absolutely free.
Corvinia levies no taxes, but strongly encourages citizens to pay taxes in their country of residence. Corvinia is not a democracy, and it is unlikely that it will ever be one. While the citizenry have a lot of avenues open to them, if they wish to influence government, you should accept that, in all things Corvinian, the Prince retains the majority of power. If you are looking for a full, Western-style democracy, Corvinia is not the place for you. It is not a sign of sanity to believe that Corvinia is an actual state.