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For parents of Polish descent, one of the most common questions is whether their children can inherit Polish citizenship when they do. This guide explains how Polish citizenship passes to children, what happens if you became Polish later, and how adoption is treated.
Austria’s government has released its naturalizations statistics for the first half of 2025, showing a continued increase in applications for Austrian Citizenship by Descent.
Birthright citizenship, or jus soli (“right of the soil”), grants automatic citizenship to individuals born within a country’s territory, regardless of their parents’ nationality. This policy varies widely across the globe—and understanding where it applies can shape decisions for families, dual nationals, and emigrants.
For many people exploring their European roots, ancestry citizenship is an incredible chance to turn heritage into opportunity. But not all European countries offer citizenship just because your great-grandparents hailed from there. While most of Europe follows some version of ancestry-based nationality, a select group of countries keeps their citizenship
Germany has long recognized the importance of ancestral connection. If your family tree includes German parents, grandparents, or even great-grandparents, you might be eligible to reclaim German citizenship by descent—a right grounded in history, identity, and law.
Applying for dual citizenship through ancestry is a powerful way to reconnect with your family’s heritage while unlocking new opportunities. It allows you to honor your roots, access expanded travel and work rights, and build a stronger connection to another part of the world. Whether you’re seeking personal fulfillment, practical
When it comes to reclaiming citizenship through ancestry, most people think of EU countries like Italy, Ireland—nations well known for Irish citizenship by descent or Italian citizenship programs— and Poland. But did you know that several European countries outside the European Union also offer ancestry dual citizenship opportunities to those
If you have a parent, grandparent, or even great-grandparent from a European country, you might be eligible for citizenship—even if you’ve never lived there. This process is called citizenship by descent, and it offers a powerful way to reconnect with your roots and gain rights across the European Union.
United States-born Pope Leo XIV is without a doubt 2025’s most well known new dual citizen. Learn about his vatican citizenship and possible dual taxation with the United States.
Final Constitutional court ruling validates century-old citizenship principle while clarifying it does not address new restrictions In a landmark decision that provides crucial legal validation for Italian citizenship by descent, Italy’s Constitutional Court has decisively rejected challenges to the historical jure sanguinis system. On July 31, 2025, the court issued