Here’s The Truth

As a dual EU citizen, you have a huge advantage in life. You can live, work, retire, and study freely in over 30 countries across Europe.

But the reality is that countries are made for two types of people: those who grow up there and those who immigrate there.

However, when it comes to you, you don’t fall into either bucket. You’re not a native and you’re not an immigrant. There are real-world challenges that come with that. We’ve been there. We’ve done that. We can help you with the next steps.

Legal, Tax & Compliance

FATCA & F-Bar:
All US citizens face difficulties opening bank accounts abroad due to FATCA and F-Bar regulations. We review your situation and provide tailored strategies.

Cross-Border Taxation:
Once resident in an EU country, your American income may become taxable locally—and sometimes more than you expect. We provide introductions to EU-based tax advisors who understand both US and European tax laws.

US Tax Obligations:
As a US citizen, you’ll still need to file tax returns every year, even while living in Europe. We connect you with experts who can handle dual filings, tax translations, and more.

Legal Support:
We maintain a network of vetted EU lawyers and notaries who can assist with any legal matters you might face across Europe.

Work, Retire & Study

Work
Want to work in Europe? Whether it’s joining a multinational in Germany or launching a startup in Spain, we can guide you through your options. Find out more about our services here.

Retire
While some European countries are famous retirement destinations, others fly under the radar. We can help you navigate the realities of retiring in Europe, from healthcare access to pension transfers.

Pension
Our network of experts can help you plan for retirement, understand local pension systems, and manage transatlantic savings strategies.

College
EU citizenship opens doors to top European universities—often at a fraction of US tuition rates. We’ll help you navigate admissions processes and connect you with the right resources.

Real Estate

Buying or Renting in the EU
Europe’s real estate markets vary widely from country to country. Some cities are booming, while others offer incredible value. We help you assess local markets for both purchase and rental.

Location Advisory
Choosing the right city or town is about more than cost. We offer guidance based on lifestyle, work opportunities, and long-term goals.

Rental Practices
Many European countries have unique rental customs—like multi-month deposits or required guarantors. We’ll make sure you’re prepared and connect you with trusted agents.

Translation & Support
Need help navigating contracts or legal documents? We offer interpretation, translation services, and connections to reliable real estate professionals.

Education & Health

Education
From pre-K to university, the EU offers a wide range of public and private education options. We help you understand the local systems and enrollment processes.

Healthcare
Every EU country has its own approach to public healthcare. We guide you on how to register, accessibility, and understanding insurance options as a dual citizen.

Health Regulations
Stay up-to-date on the latest public health policies, travel restrictions, and other government measures affecting your move.

About Daniel Atz

All of our relocation services are facilitated by Citizenship.EU’s Founder, Daniel Atz.

Daniel became a dual EU citizen in 2014 through his Luxembourg ancestry. Since then, he has lived, studied, and worked in eight countries—including six within the European Union—giving him first-hand experience of the opportunities and challenges that come with holding dual citizenship.

In addition to founding Citizenship.EU, Daniel founded LuxCitizenship in 2016, with the mission of helping Americans navigate the path to Luxembourg citizenship and make the most of the unique benefits it offers. Since then, he has guided over 2,000 individuals through the complexities of EU dual citizenship, relocation, and cross-border living.

Previously, Daniel worked for the Belgian-American Chamber of Commerce, where he helped over 200 Benelux companies expand into the US market and supported hundreds of young professionals in securing international internships. His career has allowed him to build strong government and business networks across Europe and develop a deep understanding of transatlantic mobility.

A polyglot, Daniel speaks English, French, Chinese, Portuguese, and is currently learning Luxembourgish. He holds a Bachelor of International Studies from Loyola University Chicago and currently resides in New York, continuing his work to help others take full advantage of EU citizenship.

How We Serve Our Clients

Moving to a new country always comes with different steps to take. We’ve lived the practicalities of moving across borders as neither an “immigrant” nor a “native.” We’ve built best practices, practical knowledge, and a robust network that can serve you as you venture into this exciting new phase.

We start by assessing your needs, then provide tailored advice and guidance. When necessary, we connect you with vetted experts across Europe—each chosen for their understanding of the unique needs of dual citizens.