Get B1, complete the DTZ B1 exam, an orientation course plus exam, have a solid long term job that can finance you + your family, be in Germany for 8 years (in exceptions like having German wife and kids... Only 5), have 0 criminal reports. Ur name won't bring any advantage. Congraz you may now apply for residency and wait a year or two for their decision
#Anyone know how to get german passport
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Nope it might eventually help your parents but not you
Lol no
If both your parents were German and you were In a random other country adopted or something it would still be hard and you wouldn't instantly get the passport
You were not born with German parents, that chance is over bud
How old are you now?
Your parents (I assume they dont have the same father?!!?) would take years to get the passport in the first place even if they move to Germany tomorrow
Having a grandpa here might make it easier to get into the country but that's it
Getting a new passport is one of the hardest and longest processes there are
Why do you even want the passport so badly
You meant EU country not UE?
I thought u means United Arab Emirates lol
Well you have free movement in whole EU
Then? You can study in Germany, live here too without needing even a visa
Nope that's not how it works
My grand grand dad Was a solider stationed inChina or something
Doesnt give me anything either
It's just about your direct parents
Even if your dad fought in ww it doesnt automatically mean you 'deserve the passport'
No offense but I dont think you do know enough about it and politics if you really think Germany would give out the passport that easily
You can have the passport soon enough if that's what you really want
You can study here in university or even high school if you really want that, all you need for now is learning German
Youre 14 living here would not give you political Power or advantages atm either
You could live with your grandpa and go to a German school, but itll still take years to get the passport, you csnt skip that
Yes you'll definitely need German to join a public school
Otherwise they will send you to German learning courses first and you spend another year or two in school
Then there is no reason to give you the passport
Then you can apply for it in 20 years
The passport gives you mainly political rights which you can not enforce anyways while not living in Germany, there is no use in getting it
The opposite, living abroad would be harder with it
Compared to Poland I doubt it's many more
And do you really want to go to those countries? Just get a visa for those few it's cheaper and faster
I was in Poland last year with my German ID and I got checked a lot
They will always be sus if you have a foreign passport
Then why do you want the german passport just to be in Poland
But you want to stay there you keep saying
Maybe maybe
Not enough for a passport
Once you are here you can think of it again
Ive said all I could