The West Who Ministry of Citizen Affairs invites you to become a West Who citizen.
Interested in becoming a citizen of the Republic of West Who, complete the form on this page. It is an easy process and we would welcome you as a member of our country. You can have West Who citizenship and still remain a citizen of your current country. This is known as dual citizenship. Be a part of a country that values its citizens, is a happy place, and has citizens living around the world.
West Who is recognized by forty micronations around the world and our passports are valid there, however no nation currently a member of the United Nations recognizes the Republic of West Who or accepts its passport.
Processing your application to become a West Who citizen can take up to ten days.
Republic of West Who - A happy place for everyone!
Since 1969 West Who has been an independent nation, with citizens living in over 55 nations around the world.
West Who Intelligence Service, the world's smallest spy agency. Check out the people who keep West Who safe. west-who-spy-agency.webnode.page
Check out the West Who Flag video on YouTube West Who National Anthem
Horton Hears a Who is the favorite reading book of West Who children.
MicroCon 2019 in Canada was attended by 44 micronations including West Who, check out the video of events MicroCon 2019
The West Who Space and Planet Exploration Agency - Can West Who put a person on the Moon? www.westwhospace.com
What is a micronation? Watch this HBO/Vice News story and find out. It features MicroCon 2017 an international summit of micronations, including West Who.
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West Who ID cards are available to citizens for $35 US dollars or ($175 West Who dollars). Contact the Ministry of Citizen Affairs for more information.
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