Germany’s citizenship rules will change from June 27th 2024. We explain the requirements for citizenship and the documents you need here:
Foreign residents looking to become German are concerned about how long the process might take. Getting your documents in order in an organised way is essential if you want a quick response, an immigration lawyer told us:
One thing to keep in mind when you’re applying to become German is that there are several costs involved such as application fees, translation of important documents and language course fees. Here’s how much various costs could set you back:
When you apply for German citizenship, one of the first questions you’ll be asked is what type of residence permit you have. We look at how to find out if you’re eligible for naturalisation in Germany on your current visa or residence permit.
Some foreign residents have asked whether getting a lawyer involved in your naturalisation application can get you an appointment with authorities faster. We consulted lawyers to ask what they thought and we look at when getting legal help might be a good idea:
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Germany’s new naturalisation law has some carve-outs that may affect some applicants. We look at what people over the age of 60 should know when applying for a German passport:
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