EU citizenship:
an easy start to a new life in Europe

If the package of documents is correctly prepared and confirms the legal basis — by origin, investment, or naturalization — the probability of approval exceeds 90%. We carefully check and prepare all materials in advance to eliminate errors.

Usually a passport, birth and marriage certificates, archival records of ancestors, notarized translations, and proof of financial solvency are required. Our team helps collect missing documents and submit archival requests.

Yes, children obtain citizenship along with their parents. In some countries they are included automatically; in others a separate application is needed, but the procedure remains as simple as possible.

Most stages can be completed remotely. However, final procedures — submitting biometric data or taking the oath — require a short visit to the EU country to complete the application.

In most cases, no. The EU allows dual citizenship. Bulgaria, Romania, Portugal, France, Spain, and Slovenia allow you to keep both passports. Germany and Austria may require renunciation, but preferential exceptions are possible.

— Dual allowed — Exceptions apply

Yes, EU citizenship gives you the right to freely start and run a business in any EU country. You can take advantage of tax breaks and participate in credit programs available only to citizens.

The cost depends on the country and program. Repatriation requires minimal government fees. Investment programs start from €150,000. Naturalization is less expensive but requires residence for a certain period.

Bulgaria — from €2,000 Romania — from €1,500 Slovenia — from €2,500 Malta — from €150,000 Cyprus — from €150,000