European passport: fast, legally and with new life prospects!

Obtain EU citizenship by repatriation, naturalization or investment. Becoming a citizen is possible without mandatory residency requirements.

Why it is beneficial to obtain EU citizenship

A European passport opens up a world of opportunities and freedom of movement.

Visa-free travel to 160+ countries

EU citizens can travel visa-free to the US, UK, Canada, Japan and many other countries.

Freedom to live, work and study in Europe

European citizenship gives the right to live, work and study in any EU country without restrictions.

Transfer of citizenship to family

Minor children can become EU citizens at the same time as you, and spouses become eligible for simplified immigration.

Availability of accelerated programs in a number of countries

Some programs allow you to obtain citizenship without investment and without having to live in the country.

Favorable taxation

A number of European countries have reduced tax rates and preferential regimes.

Fast processing

The process takes from 4 months to 1 year depending on the chosen package of services.

Who can obtain an EU passport

European citizenship is available under various programs: repatriation, investment, naturalization.

Descendants of EU citizens

Those with European roots can apply for a passport in a simplified manner through repatriation programs.

Investors

Some countries offer to initiate reduced naturalization for significant investments in the economy.

EU residents

Those who have lived in an EU country for a set number of years can obtain a passport through naturalization.

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What the process of obtaining EU citizenship includes

The European passport application is a clearly regulated process with several stages. We accompany you at every step, minimizing bureaucratic complexities and ensuring a comfortable passport in the agreed timeframe.

Filling out the questionnaire and preliminary check

At the first stage we assess your situation and select the best program. Our lawyers will check your documents and analyze the grounds for citizenship. Then we will develop a strategy for successful processing and spell out all the steps in the contract.

Forming a dossier for submission

Once the eligibility of the EU country has been confirmed, the preparation of documents begins. If required, lawyers make a request for archival data, organize translation, notarization and legalization of certificates and testimonies to finally form an official dossier for submission. Legal verification of documents is necessarily performed before sending them to the authorized bodies.

Submission of the application

The application is sent to the relevant state authorities of the EU country: migration or ministerial departments, diplomatic missions. All documents are submitted on your behalf, and you do not need to be personally present at the filing. While waiting for the official decision, specialists inform you about the progress of the application.

Travel to the country to finalize the process

Once the case has been approved, it is often necessary to visit the EU country for the final step – taking the oath and/or obtaining the official certificate of citizenship. Registration in the EU system and obtaining a tax number is also carried out.

Issuance of European documents

After all procedures are completed, you will receive an EU passport for freedom of movement and work in Europe and internal documents (national ID-card, birth certificate, marriage certificate, European-style driver’s license. After passing all the stages, you will have full civil rights and you will be able to plan your future in accordance with them.

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Frequently asked questions about EU citizenship

What is the fastest way to become an EU citizen?

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We help people to relocate, study and work abroad with in-depth knowledge of migration law. Our experts advise at every step to make the process of immigration and adaptation as easy and comfortable as possible. We provide up-to-date information and solve any legal issues related to obtaining a second citizenship. Thanks to our experience and attention to detail, each client can be assured of a successful outcome on the path to new opportunities.

In most EU countries for investments you can get a residence permit and start naturalization to apply for citizenship in the future in the usual way. Only in Malta for large investments exceeding one million euros, the term of naturalization can be reduced to 1-3 years instead of the standard 5.

Upon naturalization and repatriation, together with the main applicant, his minors can obtain citizenship. Spouses have the right to apply for residence permit and passport simplified under the family reunification program.

After selecting the method of obtaining citizenship, we prepare a full package of documents, make translations, certifications, help you fill out the application and check everything repeatedly. Submission can also be done by our lawyer under the power of attorney. We then monitor the progress of the case and inform you of the results. If there is an oath or an interview, we help you prepare and make an appointment for a date convenient for you.

If your citizenship application is completed correctly, you have a 90% or higher chance of approval. Prior to submission, we carefully review all documents to ensure that there are no errors and that your case is successful.

If you are applying for citizenship by naturalization, yes, you must reside in the country for a set number of years before applying. Generally, you are not allowed to leave the state for longer than 6 consecutive months. For repatriation, prior residency is predominantly unnecessary.

When naturalizing in most countries, passing a language test is a prerequisite. Language skills are usually not required of repatriates.

No, you can stay in your home country if you do not plan to move, or you can settle in any other EU country – not necessarily the one in which you obtained citizenship. The fact of residence does not affect your passport retention.