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Will dual citizenship be abolished?

A change in the law only came into force in summer 2024, making dual citizenship the new standard in Germany. However, there is resistance to dual citizenship in federal politics ...
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Settlement permit for holders of an EU Blue Card

Do you have an EU Blue Card and would like to stay in Germany permanently? Then the settlement permit is your next step. ...
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EU permanent residence vs. settlement permit

Have you been living in Germany for some time with a residence permit and have decided that you would like to stay here long-term? ...
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Coalition agreement 2025 - Naturalization

On Wednesday afternoon, the leaders of the CDU, CSU and SPD appeared before the press in Berlin and announced that their parties had agreed on a coalition agreement. ...
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Temporary employment within the framework of the EU Blue Card 

The hiring out of employees between companies, known as temporary work, is inherently an area in which mistakes can easily be made. However, the rules are particularly strict when employees ...
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Curriculum vitae for naturalization

If you want to be naturalized in Germany, you usually have to enclose a CV with your application. This requirement is often perceived as a nuisance, but the curriculum vitae provides ...
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EU Blue Card - minimum salary 2025

For the year 2025, the minimum salary threshold for an EU Blue Card will be 48,300 euros gross per year or 4,025 euros gross per month. For shortage occupations, the salary limit is 43,759.80 euros ...
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Naturalization after 5 years

Can you be naturalized after just 5 years in Germany? The answer is yes! A new law has introduced naturalization after 5 years in Germany. ...
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Naturalization - The most important documents

Foreigners who have already submitted an application to a foreigners authority know this: An application is only as good as the documents that support it. This is also true for naturalization ...
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