Do you Qualify for German Citizenship in 2024?

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Are you curious about your eligibility for German citizenship in 2024?
Join Polaron's EU Citizenship Team Leader, Maggie Stepien, , alongside our EU citizenship specialist, Kasia Moleda, as they explore the process of eligibility for German citizenship in 2024.
In this video, we will uncover the exciting opportunities for those who have a connection to Germany through their ancestors and wish to explore the benefits of being a German citizen.
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[@Polaron]

Book a discovery call with Kasia! 👇
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[@sky034]

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.

[@Polaron]

Hello there! Germany actually does allow multiple nationality if it's through descent/right of blood. Happy to discuss this with you further and point you in the right direction - you can reach us at [e-mail]

[@JesseValentine]

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