The duration of residence within their settlement exceeded five years for 60 percent of respondents, and was below five years for 40 percent. The largest percentage of long-term residents was found in Sokuluk rayon (80 percent), where only 20 percent of respondents had arrived during the last five years. Table 4 illustrates the citizenship of respondents. 719 (26 percent) indicated that they have no citizenship. The citizenship of another 903 persons (32 percent) is unknown, because as spouses or adult children of heads of household no separate recording of their citizenship was made during the survey. Table 4: Respondent’s citizenship Country of Citizenship Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Uzbekistan Stateless No indication or unknown TOTAL Number Number, % Chui Sokuluk Panfilov 1 19 87 23 0.04% 0.69% 3.17% 0.84% 0 10 9 0 1 7 50 23 0 2 28 0 869 123 719 903 31.67% 4.48% 26.20% 32.91% 266 75 146 203 249 11 231 464 354 37 342 236 2744 100.00% 706 1035 999 POSSESSION OR LACK OF BASIC IDENTITY DOCUMENTS Table 5 summarizes the answers of respondents about possession of basic identity documents or lack thereof. Table 5: Basic identity documents 56 Kyrgyz internal passport Kyrgyz international passport USSR Passport Foreign passport Kyrgyz birth certificate Foreign birth certificate Military ID Marriage certificate Document In possession 90 39 262 1007 403 869 180 1867 Never issued Document lost Not applicable No indication 854 1 1789 10 131 1 2562 11 1 88 2388 5 25 16 1679 17 95 50 2180 16 104 18 1744 9 302 14 2239 9 330 162 384 1 The Situation of Stateless Persons in the Kyrgyz Republic: Findings of Surveys Commissioned by the UNHCR