
The citizenship and naturalization records of Queensland reflect its history as a destination for immigrants seeking opportunity in northeastern Australia. Before 1901, naturalizations were granted under state law, with records housed at the Queensland State Archives. These documents often include certificates of naturalization, declarations of intention, and related correspondence, providing valuable personal and migration details. After the federation of Australia in 1901, and particularly after the 1949 Nationality and Citizenship Act, naturalization became a federal matter, with relevant records maintained by the National Archives of Australia. Passport applications also offer additional insights. For genealogists, these sources illuminate the experiences of those who contributed to Queensland’s cultural and economic growth.
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- Australia, Queensland Naturalizations 28,535 records