HOW TO APPLY FOR THE GERMAN CITIZENSHIP || The Phoebe Way

How to apply for the German passport?
How to naturalize to German citizenship? Why you should apply for the German citizenship?What are the benefits of naturalization? What should you do to become a German national? How do you become German? Keep watching!

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[andrewsundaram]

I lived in Germany nineteen years from 1984-2004. I got my citizenship in 1997 and moved to UK with my family. That time many people got the citizenship easily. Danke schön.

[youtoocanwin]

Am enjoying the vibe here
Looking Beautiful
So much vibe here
I like the fact that is not up to 10years before someone can apply, in most countries is even more than 10years before one can apply for Citizenship

[liciashealthandmaternity]

Wow, the giving up your nationality part ain't easy, wish you guys best

[gracechica]

Wow!! First of all, my sister looks FIRE😍😍😍. I love the tips and information you give to people, especially because Germany is a very bureucratic and complicated country. ❤️❤️🇩🇪🇩🇪

[abdiellawrence]

Great video. I'm stationed in Stuttgart and absolutely love it here.

[thephoebeway]

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[kaodiwildenberg]

girl i totally understand when it come to having lots of chances and opportunity where you live it gives you more sense of belonging and all.

[LizTalmon]

I actually didn't know much about this thanks so much for elaborating I will definitely do this once I finish my language

[suzijw]

Confession time... Ima secret watcher to your channel😂🙈 i almost watch all your videos. Everday. My friends are Germans an Ghana "s. I love them so much.

[YXtraTV]

Great Video as always 🔥😍👏🏾... I love how the camera switch in different angles 🔥👏🏾

[kihbsnatural]

Hey hun I'm also enjoying the outside view - the sun and the snow is beautiful 😍 Very informative and useful video and i loved the pictures and videos shared at the end 😘❤

[EsteeLicious]

You did a great job on this topic that a feel the pressing urge to pay for this. Amazing detailed explanation...keep motivating us.

[agathakumassah]

Thanks so much dear for this valentine gift because many of us are struggling with the Application of the citizenship. Big ups Jünge Mädchen

[theomayagirls]

This is a good topic which can be helpful to many. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

[SheilaGakii]

Sun and Snow is giving the background a super awesome perfection👌

[Nida_s]

You look so beautiful, this is really useful and I love how you easily explain it all, so well explained.

[dietapferetrantute]

I am a white, german male and I personaly think that black people can be germans and I would love to see more diversity in our society. But I am also aware of the fact that it can be hard for non whites, because of racism and ignorance. Sadly Europe hasn't overcome racism yet (and is currently heading in the wrong direction). But hopfully it will be overcome by future generations.

[amicableladiestv]

The braids looks good on you. This video will bring lots of clarity to many . Thanks for sharing.

[ifikingsley]

I actually live in Baden-Württemberg, just very close to where you mentioned.
U made wonderful points and all what you said are true but there are few things that people have to know.

Yes when you are married to a German citizen, weather the person from Africa etc and u have to live with the person for 3 years.

2 years are for those who came in as students etc, those who have already documents and got married.

If you came in as an asylum seeker and got married, then it has to be 3 years and your partner have to sign.

If he or she refused to sign, then you won't get it.
Another problem is that you can marry for example January first 2021 and starts living with your partner.

But they might delayed in giving you the first document like months, years etc.
All those months you spent together with the man or woman, will not be counted.
That 3 years etc start from the day you were given the first document.

Anyway if you are able to live 3 years together and eventually got separated or divorced, then you can still get the passport in 7 to 8 years, depending on the city with language level of B1 and politics in Germany.

If you have B2 or what they call Ausbildung, then you can get in 6 years, hence you are working and must have worked 5 years even with RENTE, Pension money and of course crime free.

The same goes to those who have kids with someone who have good document.

That you Live in Germany for 10 years etc is never a guarantee that you will get the documents, hence you did not met up with their requirements.

Like through education, not just mere language courses.
Through marriage, having kids, expatriates, researchers, humanitarian, terminal sicknesses.

[TheZoePlatform]

The language is a very important factor to any foreign country and you look amazing 🤩