The Wale Republic encourages overseas players with Valle heritage to return to Wanan City for league play and incorporates the outstanding players into the national team's development system at various levels.
However, FIFA's naturalization law includes a five-year residency requirement, but this doesn't pose a significant challenge for the Wale Republic.
Given the short history of the Wale Republic and its membership in FIFA, failing to meet the regulations for various national teams would be problematic. In special circumstances, special measures were taken, and FIFA held a vote among all members. As long as more than half agreed, the Wale Republic could enjoy direct bloodline naturalization within a year, allowing players to recognize their roots and play football.
Non-bloodline naturalization still requires residing in the Wale Country for five years, with over 183 days per year being sufficient.
Bloodline naturalization only requires a quarter Valle heritage!
