Persons 18 Years of Age or Older Must Establish Separate Households?
Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 25 of the Law on Residence 2020, which stipulates the separation of households as follows:
- A family member may separate from the household to register permanent residence at the same legal place of residence when the following conditions are met:
a) Fully capable of civil acts; in the case of multiple members registering to separate from the household to form a new family, among those members, there must be at least one person fully capable of civil acts;
b) Approval from the household head and the legal place's owner, except for cases where the family member registering for household separation is a divorced spouse who is still allowed to use the legal place;
c) The family's place of permanent residence does not fall under the cases stipulated in Article 23 of this Law.
Thus, it is not the case that individuals over 18 years old are required to separate from the household; rather, it is a right to separate from the household when the above conditions are met. Therefore, although being over 18 years old but not having the need to separate from the household, they can still remain a member of that household.
Respectfully!
