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meka kohomada educational purpose ekak wenne? uba migration consultant kenek wennada yanne?
Austria: A permanent residence in the country during 10 years is required. Dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Belgium: requires 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Bulgaria: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Cyprus: 5 accumulated years of residence in the last 8 years period, dual citizenship allowed.
Czech Republic: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed since 2014.
Denmark: 9 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Estonia: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Finland: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed. 4 years for refugees, spouses, and people with strong ties to Finland. 2 years for Nordic citizens
France: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Germany: 8 years of residence, can be reduced to 7 or even 6 with integration and language courses. Dual citizenship is NOT allowed. [Although it's allowed for EU countries and there are other exceptions. This might also be subject to change.]
Greece: 10 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Hungary: 8 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Iceland: 7 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Ireland: Permanent residence in the country during 5 out of 9 years is required. You must be a resident during the year before applying [thanks Vijay Sankaran]. Dual citizenship is allowed.
Italy: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Latvia: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Lithuania: 10 years of residence are required. Dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Luxembourg: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Malta: 5 years of permanent residence, or 1 year and 1.15 million € [1] (both usually following 5 years of temporary residence as noted by Bence Zakonyi), dual citizenship is allowed.
Netherlands: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed
Norway: 7 of the last 10 years, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Poland: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Portugal: 6 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Romania: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Slovakia: 8 years of residence are required. Dual citizenship is NOT
allowed any more
Slovenia: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Spain: 10 years of residence are required. This requirement can be reduced to 2 years (but not waived) in case of nationals from a former colony of Spain (it covers a number of Latin American countries and the Philippines). Dual citizenship is allowed for the latter group only
Sweden: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Switzerland: 12 years of residence (time between age 10 and 20 counts twice), dual citizenship is allowed.
United Kingdom: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed. Paradoxically, 6 years for EU/EEA citizens - and everyone not free of "immigration time restrictions" 12 months prior to applying
Belgium: requires 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Bulgaria: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Cyprus: 5 accumulated years of residence in the last 8 years period, dual citizenship allowed.
Czech Republic: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed since 2014.
Denmark: 9 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Estonia: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Finland: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed. 4 years for refugees, spouses, and people with strong ties to Finland. 2 years for Nordic citizens
France: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Germany: 8 years of residence, can be reduced to 7 or even 6 with integration and language courses. Dual citizenship is NOT allowed. [Although it's allowed for EU countries and there are other exceptions. This might also be subject to change.]
Greece: 10 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Hungary: 8 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Iceland: 7 years, dual citizenship is allowed.
Ireland: Permanent residence in the country during 5 out of 9 years is required. You must be a resident during the year before applying [thanks Vijay Sankaran]. Dual citizenship is allowed.
Italy: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Latvia: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Lithuania: 10 years of residence are required. Dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Luxembourg: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Malta: 5 years of permanent residence, or 1 year and 1.15 million € [1] (both usually following 5 years of temporary residence as noted by Bence Zakonyi), dual citizenship is allowed.
Netherlands: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed
Norway: 7 of the last 10 years, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Poland: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is NOT allowed.
Portugal: 6 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Romania: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Slovakia: 8 years of residence are required. Dual citizenship is NOT
allowed any more
Slovenia: 10 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Spain: 10 years of residence are required. This requirement can be reduced to 2 years (but not waived) in case of nationals from a former colony of Spain (it covers a number of Latin American countries and the Philippines). Dual citizenship is allowed for the latter group only
Sweden: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed.
Switzerland: 12 years of residence (time between age 10 and 20 counts twice), dual citizenship is allowed.
United Kingdom: 5 years of residence, dual citizenship is allowed. Paradoxically, 6 years for EU/EEA citizens - and everyone not free of "immigration time restrictions" 12 months prior to applying
Na ban. Yanna yanne meheta bye bye kiyalameka kohomada educational purpose ekak wenne? uba migration consultant kenek wennada yanne?
