How do I become a German citizen? Is it German nationality to have a baby in Germany

How to become a German citizen:

1. If the parents are German, or if one of the parents is German, the child acquires German citizenship at birth. If the parents are not legally married (without a marriage certificate) and the man has German citizenship, the paternity must be established by law no later than when the child reaches the age of 23.

2. Even if both parents are foreign nationals, the child is automatically granted German citizenship as long as the child's place of birth is in Germany, and at least one of the parents has lived in Germany for at least 8 years, has permanent residence (similar to a green card in the United States), or has a residence permit under the free movement agreement between the European Union and Switzerland. In this case, the child often has dual citizenship after birth. In most cases, the child has to decide whether to retain German citizenship or choose another nationality when he or she reaches the age of 18.

Only in some specific circumstances can dual citizenship continue to be held as an adult.

3. For those who wish to become German citizens, if the above two conditions are mainly based on reincarnation, then the following conditions are mainly dependent on personal efforts. Meet the following 8 items"Hardware"conditions, that is, to become German:

1) Have permanent residence in Germany. To obtain a permanent residence card, it is usually necessary to have lived in Germany for at least five years (e.g. if you have a German university diploma, this can be shortened), have a certain level of German (B1), and have no criminal record.

2) Have been legally living in Germany for eight years (if attended and completed"Integration into the class", the minimum period is seven years; If you work in a German public service or social institution and have a particularly good command of German, the minimum period is six years).

3) Maintain oneself (in the case of a family) and those of their families without receiving social assistance and unemployment benefits.

4) Possess sufficient level of German (at least B1).

5) Passed the naturalization test in accordance with German laws and social regulations.

6) Not have been convicted of a criminal offense.

7) Commitment to ratify the German Constitution (Basic Law).

8) Renunciation or loss of original nationality.

Fourth, except"Comprehensive hardware conditions", and a number of other possible naturalizations, are called"Naturalization as appropriate"（ ermessungseinbürgerung）。For example, being a world-class athlete who wants to start playing for the German national team, marrying a German, etc.

A: Naturalization is an important way to obtain German citizenship. Applicants can apply for naturalization if they meet the following conditions:

Length of stay: Requirement to have lived in Germany for at least eight consecutive years (previously 15 years) Type of residence: Residence permit or residence permit is required.

Renunciation or loss of original nationality.

Economic: Requires a secure life (excluding social or unemployment benefits) Political aspect: Requires the applicant to agree with the principles of liberal democratic system and the Basic Law, no criminal sentencing record, cultural aspect:

Sufficient knowledge of the German language is required, a German language test is required, and a wide-ranging course on naturalization is required to study the German constitution and the country's political system. As for going to ** to apply, of course, I have to go to the German civil affairs department, but I must first renounce my Chinese nationality.

German nationality or not to give birth in Germany, as the case may be:

1. If one of the parents is a German citizen, the baby will automatically obtain German citizenship after birth;

2. If both parents are Chinese citizens of Sengai, one of them has a long-term residence permit in Germany, and the child has legally resided in Germany for 8 years before the birth of the child, the dwarf can be naturalized in Germany after birth;

3. After the birth of the child, the child will automatically get German nationality, if the child's parents want to give up German nationality, it is okay, apply for renunciation of German nationality, and apply for Chinese nationality;

4. The child's parents are both Chinese citizens and do not have a long-term residence permit in Germany, and the child is a Chinese citizen after birth and cannot be naturalized in Germany.

Procedure for parents to renounce their child's German citizenship:

1. Obtain a written commitment from the local Chinese embassy that the baby will be given Chinese nationality;

2. Apply to the Family Court of the place of residence for renunciation of German nationality;

3. After obtaining the permission of the Orange Chuncong Family Court, go to the naturalization office to go through the procedures for renunciation of German nationality;

4. Take Bao Yuan Ying Bao to the Chinese Consulate to apply for a Chinese passport.

Legal basisArticle 7 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China.

Foreigners or stateless persons must meet two prerequisites for applying for Chinese nationality:

1) The applicant must be willing to abide by the Constitution and laws of the People's Republic of China;

2) It must be of your own free will. At the same time, the prerequisites are as follows:

The applicant is a close relative of a Chinese; The applicant is settled in China; There are other valid reasons. If you are under the age of 18, you can have a guardian or other legal person go through the application procedures on your behalf. In China, you can apply to the local city or county public security bureau; In foreign countries, applications can be made to Chinese diplomatic missions or consular offices.

These authorities are responsible for receiving applications and reviewing applicants for compliance with the law, which are then reviewed and approved by the Ministry of Public Security of China. After approval by the Ministry of Public Security and the issuance of a certificate by the relevant public security organs, the applicant shall acquire Chinese nationality and lose foreign nationality at the same time.

The conditions for German citizenship are as follows:

1. Have been living in the Federal Republic of Germany for at least 8 years.

2. Life in the Federal Republic of Germany** does not depend on social assistance and unemployment benefits.

3. Have sufficient German language proficiency.

4. No criminal record.

5. Have a place to live in Germany.

6. Recognition of the Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany.

7. Agree to renounce the original nationality you have so far.

Investment immigration and its conditions:

At present, Germany's investment immigration policy is relaxed, with an investment of at least 10,000 euros to set up a company in Germany, pay taxes on time within 3 years, and apply for a German green card after 3 years, and when the green card expires after 3 years, you can apply for naturalization in Germany. Or invest 1 million euros in German shares, real estate projects, etc., you can directly get a green card, and you can apply for German citizenship after 3 years.

Apply for the EU Blue Card visa and its conditions:

According to Section 19 (a) of the German Immigration Act, third-country nationals outside the EU can apply for an EU Blue Card if they meet the following two conditions:

1. Have a German university degree, or a foreign university degree recognized by Germany, or a foreign university degree recognized by Germany equivalent to a German university.

2. Have a work contract with a German company with an annual salary of not less than 55,200 euros before tax (2020 standard). For professions with scarce talents in Germany (e.g. natural sciences, mathematics, engineers, doctors, IT), an annual salary of at least 43,056 euros before tax is sufficient.

After getting the blue card, I passed the B1 in German, and after 21 months, I transferred to the German permanent residence green card. If not, then pay social security tax for another year, as long as the German reaches A1 (the easiest level) during the period, you can change to a permanent green card after the 33rd month!

Can I become a German citizen while studying in Germany? This problem is very important to many students who study abroad, and many students who intend to go to Germany will worry about their future destinations, in fact, in addition to good job prospects after graduation, German immigration is also achievable. The German Immigration Act stipulates that international students who have legally resided in Germany for 8 years (including schooling) and have a formal job can apply for German citizenship.

After meeting the conditions, it is logical to immigrate to Germany.

There are four main steps to immigrate after studying in Germany.

Step 1: Complete your studies in Germany. Apply for a "work visa".

It should be noted here that, according to Section 18c of the German Residence Act, since August 1, 2012, graduates of a German university degree or a degree from a foreign university recognized by Germany equivalent to a German university degree can go to Germany to look for work. The duration of a work-seeking visa is up to 6 months.

Employment or self-employment is not allowed during the validity period of the job-seeking visa.

The interpretation of the above policy is simply as follows: after graduating from university in Germany, you can apply for a work visa to stay in Germany for 6 months, but you are not allowed to work during this period.

Step 2: Apply for a work or internship visa and start working.

During the "job search visa", students who have found a job can apply for a visa of "German work or internship sent to Germany to work" by preparing a series of documents such as "work dispatch or internship and being sent to work in Germany". This makes it possible to start working in Germany.

It should be noted here that if the internship is part of the university's studies, a certificate from the German Federal Employment Agency or the International Federation of Economics and Business Students describing the internship position is required. That is to say, if your current job is an internship at the school, you will need to issue an internship certificate.

Step 3: Apply for an EU Blue Card and obtain legal residency.

Now the situation is that you have already started to work, and you can apply for a German blue card by presenting a German labor contract written in German, a degree certificate from a recognized university in Germany (mainly referring to a bachelor's degree or above) and other materials. The contract should indicate a gross annual income of at least 46,400 euros (or 36,192 euros in the case of natural scientists, mathematicians, engineers, doctors or IT professionals).

Blue card holders can reside in the EU without restrictions and enjoy social benefits, which is both a residence permit and an unlimited work permit, and in addition, the family members of the Blue Card holder do not need to apply for an additional work permit and can freely choose their own employment in Germany.

Step 4: Hold a blue card, work in Germany, and apply for German citizenship after meeting the conditions.

The procedure for a child to change his/her Chinese nationality is to apply to the national embassy. Nationality refers to the legal status of a person to be a national or citizen of a State, which indicates a fixed legal link between a person and a particular State and is the legal basis for the exercise of the right of personal jurisdiction and diplomatic protection by the State.

Article 2 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China The People's Republic of China is a unified multi-ethnic country, and people of all ethnic groups have Chinese nationality. Article 7 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China Foreigners or stateless persons who are willing to abide by the Constitution and laws of China and meet one of the following conditions may apply for approval to become Chinese nationals: 1. Close relatives of Chinese; 2. Those who have settled in China; 3. There are other legitimate reasons.

Article 8 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China A person who has applied for Chinese nationality and obtained approval shall acquire Chinese nationality; Those who have been approved to become Chinese nationals are no longer allowed to retain their foreign nationality.

German passport 1, the customer provides the date of birth and name (can also be according to the ID card color**, (original and copy of the ID card) 3, accompany the customer to the German consulate to get fingerprints to get the passport 4, the passport must enter and exit Hong Kong once activated. Note: After the passport is processed, you can check your personal file and birth certificate in Germany, which can be found on the Internet.

On the day of the issuance of the passport, the payment of 10,000 euros was made, and the intention was to deduct 6o9 z8 pro 63,