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Hi. My son currently hold german citizenship through naturalisation Can he apply for citizenship in Sri Lanka as an dual citizenship Thank you

I just found my great-great-grandmother's birth register using this guide!!! Thank you!

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Hi. So since it's permitted now to be a dual citizenship, is it automatic? Once you received your German passport and since you didn't give up your recent passport, is it automatic?

Hello there Can you assist with research into my grandfather migrating from Austria to Argentina around early 1920s?

My great-grampa was from polish and my great-grama was daughter of Poles, Am I eligible?

Do you have a contact in South Africa?

Does your time as a student count in the 5 years period of residence?

My father was born in Poland and I would love citizenship. I fell in love with Warsaw. I'm finding it difficult to get information.

Would it be easier to get dual citizenship in Italy or Poland ? Is it the same documents required? Does anyone have experience?

If a person from USA gets a Dual citizenship with passport, and PESEL number do they have to pay taxes. Even if they owe nothing in Poland at the present time.

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I hope to live there and become a citizen. Greetings from the USA 🇺🇸

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Would I qualify if my father was born in Poland in 1930, even if where he was born is now modern day Belarus?

I got my DNA tested and was given information on where my ancestors lived on Poland. Kind of amazing. Will Poland use DNA as a way of determining eligibility of granting citizenship.

Would I qualify for Polish citizenship if my father was born in Poland in 1930? However, where he was born in Poland is no longer a part of Poland. It's now modern day Belarus.

Can you give more info on This decision about the women not losing citizenship on majority before 1951? I mean , wich court , when , etc.

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My late mother was born in Bedzin Poland ,she was the only surviviour from her family, she immigrated to Israel in 1948 and was 24 years old that time,she joined the army, I presume she lost her citizenship.

How do you fund your Polish ancestors if the land where they were born is no longer a part of Poland ?

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I have very little documents for my Grandmother who I believe was born in Chotebor, Czech Republic. She was one of nine children. They all came over to the United States in early 1900's. I do not believe any of them ever went back to the Czech Republic. I also know one of her brother's was born in Jihlava, Czech Republic on September 17, 1891. They arrived in the United States on December 6, 1905.

You said there were no changes for Germans living outside of Germany. However, up to now, one had to get permission from Germany if one wished to obtain citizenship from their host country. As you mentioned, this is a lengthy (and costly process). Will that permission no longer be necessary or do Germans living abroad still need permission from Germany if they want to obtain a second citizenship?

Hi, I wish you can help me. My father, grandfather, grandmother, auntie and uncle are Germans. I'm Elizabeth Winterfeld 40 years old but im a Filipino citizen. Ive travel Germany once with my father. Can i apply for German citizenship? Thank you for your reply.

Hi, I wish you can help me. My father, grandfather, grandmother, auntie and uncle are Germans. I'm Elizabeth Winterfeld 40 years old but im a Filipino citizen. Ive travel Germany once with my father. Can i apply for German citizenship? Thank you for your reply.

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I m living in Czech Republic for 17 years with married with Czech people, unfortunately Czech language is one of the difficult languages and be Czech citizenship is almost impossible for foreigners exception Russian speak country.. Czech doesn’t care you have marriage with Czech people have kids together. Even though you have money, not able to become Czech citizenship, the most important is need know high skill of Czech language.

Czech is xenophobia country Even you have czech wife with kids. They never give you make easy to get citizenship. You have to do Czech language exam as no married people. They never give you a face you have kid with Czech people. In Hungary, if you have kid with Hungary people, they give you citizenship.. You can’t a get passport with permanent residence.. marriage doesn’t give much benefit at all exceptions you can get 3 years earlier get permanent residence. For citizenship is Czech high level of language required,since Czech language is one difficult in the world, 99% of foreigners are impossible to speak good Czech

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Used to live in Konstanz with mum. We might consider moving there again from Melbourne after living here more than 20 years. I was wondering how much the health/car insurances cost these days. House rent and bills for gas/elect?

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Too bad, my ancestors left Germany in the 19th century.

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Do you handle cases in the CANADA? I looking to move forward with this.

My mother's grandfather was born in Germany in 1866 and emigrated to the US in 1882. He became a naturalized citizen. He married my great-grandmother in 1890. She was born in the US to parents who both emigrated from Germany. (I am not sure if they ever became naturalized.) Is that enough for me to claim secondary Germany citizenship?

If my great-grandmother was born in Poland in 1910 and left Poland and was remarried before 1951, would I still be eligible?

To confirm, they needed to be living in poland on or after 1920 or just not have naturalized before 1920? Example left 1918 natrulized in 1921

So if I suspect my acestors were Czechoslovakian German but my grandfather (possible Czechoslovakian citizenship) never expelled, because they never lived ther after 1920? and went to war for the allies would that be an exception?

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I’m Asian American

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Hi, do you have connections to multiple countries? I know my father is from Central Europe.

Is that mean if any German men/women marry a foreign citizen they'll be forced to lose their German citizenship?

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Germany does not allow dual citizenship. According to the Germany embassy website. They will give you a card that will acknowledge that you are from a German bloodline, but you cannot become a dual citizen.

What is the cost to have my polish citizenship recognised? How do i go about this?

Can I apply for citizenship if there was a gap after 2 years living in Poland?